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The capitol in Washington is
118 years old. The corner stone
was laid in September, 1793.
But. old as the building is, it is
not yet finished and probaly nev
er will be.
W'heu the hands chap badly and the
akin splits on the finger tipa. every
motiou ia painful. Ballard'* Snow
Liniment puts an end to the misery.
One or two applications heals all sore
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condition. Price 25c. 50c. $1.00 per
bottle. Hold by VV. J. Seciberry.
The petroleum area of Penn
sylvania covers 2,000 square
miles and the gas area is 2,730
spuare miles in which she excels
all other states.
Bad tast« in tiie mouth is reiuov«d
with a dose of Herhine. It sweetens
ths stomich and purities the liver and
bowls. Price 50c Sold by W. J. Sed
berry.
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1912 AIbabac.
Before the great drouth of
1901, the Hicks Almanac gave
timely warning- For over two
years prior to 1911, the Hicks
Almanac again sounded a warn
ing of drouth danger. And so
for forty years this the same
friend of all the people has stead
tastly refused the offers of specu
lators and continued to warn the
public of the coming dangers of
storm and weather. As they
should have done, the people
have nobly stood by Professor
Hicks, their faithful public ser
i vant, who has grown old in the
service. Send one dollar to
Word and Works Publishing
Company, 3401 Franklin Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri, and get hia
Magazine and Almanac both for
one year. The Almanac alone,
a fine book of 150 pages, is only
85c. by mail. Let everybody re
spond and receive the warnings
of our National Seer for the com
ing year.
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over the hipe, followed by an Inflam
mation of the bladder, and ftlwaye a
thick aediment* Foley Kidney Pills
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Allen Urquhart.
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being about a half mile through
at the base. Moreover its crest
is 115 feet above sea level.
If you are troubled with chronic con
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A Boarding School for the Moral Christian and
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All kinds of Iudustriea and Trades are taught. The
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and tuition, $9.00 per month. Music extra. For particu
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F. W. WHEELER,
PRINCIPAL.
RAILWAY SIGNALS
!
"Rwworkt* That Serve at Train
Protectors.
CODE OF TORPEDO AND FUSEE
HMMfM These Audible mi%4 Viaihla
Danger li|m Cmv*; te lh* Engi
neer—THa Um ef PjrrttNlwiM m
tl|B»l> In the Naval ItrviM
"Pnp. pop,' or parti■ pa ■ single
•pop," sharp and dlatloct Ilka that of
B giant firecracker beard not only on
tbe Focrtb of July. but ou every day
la Cba /ear. Sundays Included. What
did It maan? And on • I moat an/
nlgbt aa I look oat of m/ window 1
see tba edge of ttaa wood or the fields
■gbted vp by red or /allow firework*
Wby ttala strange Illumination?
Am all til em; queer huppeulDK* took
plae* on tba railroad a faw roda from
my houafe 1 made Inquiries of tba rail
way official*. aud here ara some Inter
•atln* facta about tba use of tbeae
curious "fireworks."
The general superintendent of tba
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad explained as follows:
"Our rules provide for tbe use of de
tonators. commonly known as torpe
does, aa audible signals and of 'fuscea'
as risible signals.
"Tbaae U»rj>edoes are attached to
tba top «f tbe rail on tbe engineer'*
aide of tba track by two amall flex
ible metal straps, which are easily
bant around tbe ball of tbe raU. as
shown in tbe picture, and bold the
torpedo#-* accurely in place until ex
plowed I)/ the first train passing over
this trs'k
"The explosion of one torpedo Is a
signal to atop: the explosion of two.
■ot more than 200 feet a|Nirt la a sig
nal to rvduce speed and look out for
a stop alimal.
"Th* art of Mmllar cons true*
tloa to the well known Roman candle
oitd for fireworks celebration!, ex.
cept that they burn a steady flame
without explosions. A abarp Iron spike
at the bottom end will usually atlck
In the ground or In the croea tie when
thrown from the rear of a train and
bo Ida the funee tn an upright position,
where It t« more plainly vlalble.
"A fuaee must be lighted and left
by tbe flagman whenever a train la
running on the "time" of another train
or behind Its own time and under
circumstance* which call for such pro
tection
"A fu«x» on or near the track, burn
ing red. must not be passed. When
burning yellow the train may proceed
with cantlon when the way la aeen and
known to be elear. Standard fusees
burn red for three minutes and yel
low for seven minutes and can be seen
for quite a distance.
"You will gather from the above
explanation* that the red glare of a
flaming fu*e<» on or near the track
warns the approaching engineer that
a preceding train has passed over his
track le*» than three minutes ahead
of him. and under no circumstances
must he pssh this algnal while burning
red. When the flame turns to yellow
he may proceed with caution, only as
the way is seen and known to be
clear, keeping in mind that when the
fttsse changed from red to yellow he
was exactly three minutes behind s
preceding train, which may have stop
ped within a abort distance or msy
be proceeding st an unusually slow
rate of speed."
The wperlnteodent of the Shore line
division, another branch of the same
rail reed, glvea this additional detail re
garding torpedoes:
"When a train a tops upon the main
line and requires protection against
a following train tbe flagman goes back
a specified distance and places one tor
pedo He then continues a farther
distance back, placing two torpedoes.
As soon an the train he Is protecting is
rsady to start the engineer blows s
specified whistle signal, which is a
notice to the flagman to return to his
train. On the way back he picks up
tbe one torpedo, leaving two on the
rail to warn the engineer of an ap
proaching train that another train is a
short distance ahead and to glvo the
fiagman time to run back and get
aboard of his own train."
Of the use of flrework* aa signals In
the navy the chief of the bureau of
construction and repair of the navy de
partment. Washington, makes tbs fol
lowing ststement:
"All modern ships are fitted with
electric slgnala. and ths use of such
signals Is general la tbe naval service.
In the ease of small veeeela having no
electric Installation and alao for use in
case of the failure of the electric sig
nals the navy baa a system of colored
stars In connection with rockets for
tbe purpose of signaling.
*"Tbeee are tn no sense the ordinary
commercial fireworks, but are manu
factured by the service for naval use
exclusively.
Here are no photographs of this
system of slgnala for distribution. The
appnrntoa conslsta of a specially de
signed pistol from which are fired car
tridges containing tbe colored a tare
that are used tn tbe service cod*"—
New York Mali.
Mighty Aroturu*.
iictonit la ona of tha moat brilliant
■Un that w« cti wt In tb* bNr*u
Its UiaiMr ta 83,000,000 mllaa. Tha
light that comaa to aa tram It ta orar
200 jaara aid wbaa It aotara oar tjaa.
Tb* aan la dlataot 03.000.000 mllaa.
TImb eotopora tt«na mlnutaa with
200 yoam.
Troth la aa lmpoaatbla to ba aolled
kf aaj outward teach aa tha aoabaata.
-UlttOB.
Aa Alarai at Ni^ht
Tbat atrikaa tarror to tb* mtira houaa
hold ia tha load, boaraa aad iai>lallic
coagh ©/ croup* So roiataking it. and
fortaoaU than tha lock* paranta who
kaap Folaf'a Hsarr and Tar Compound
oa haad. U W Caaaaltaaa. Caotoo. N.
Y .aara: "It ta worth ita waight In gold.
Oar UtUo childraa aia trooblad with
croop aad boaraaoaaa, aod all wo giro
than la Foloy'a Koaay aad Tar Com
pcuad. I always ba«a a bottla of it ia
tha hoaap." AI lag Prqohart.
Death by prevention of sleep (
is a legal form of punishment in
China.
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THE JEANNE D'ARC
Of the Crusade of Southern Women
in Agriculture.
In the American Magazine for
December there is an article
apout Marie Samuella Cromer.
Miss Cromer, by means of girls'
tomato clubs, has taught 3,000
girls to become independent
through growing and putting up
vegetables. The movement has
become national and is backed
up by the Department of Agri
culture. A brief extract from
the article follows.
"Miss Cromer's achievement
has risen to the dignity of na
tional movement, fostered by
the United States Government.
Within a year live Southern
States have taken up the grow
ing and canning of tomatoes.
Her army has grown to !5,000 girls
from the original forty-six. In
May the General Education
Board promptly gave its check
for $25,000 to meet the expense
of equipment and a propaganda
of national circularziation. The
federal agricultural department
has scattered broadly through
the South leaflets of instruction,
and girls and women every
where are awake to the fact that
the divine gift of the soil was
not for man alone. The crusade
is to be far-reaching and will not
be confined to tomatoes; when
the work progresses further,
cucumbers and other garden
products will be given attention.
The proper ways of cooking will
be taught, for Miss Cromer has
been in New York observing the
principles of teaching Domestic
Science. Southern homes will be
healthier, wealthier, and wiser,
when Miss Cromer's mission is
complete."
Saved His Wife's Life.
"M j wife would have been in her
grave to-day," writes 0. H. Brown, of
Muscadine, Ala,, "if it had notbeen for
Dr. Kind's New Discovery. She was
down in ber bed, not able to get up
without help. She had a severe bron
chial trouble and a dreadful cough. I
got her a bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery, and sbe soon began to
mend and wan well in a short time "
Infallible lor coughs and colds, its the
most reliable remedy on earth for des
perate lung trouble, hemorrhages la
grippe, asthma, hay fever, crouu and
whooping cough. otic. J1.00. Trtal hot
tle free. Guaranteed by W. J. Sed
berry.
New York shows the greatest
water power development of any
of the states' due in a great
measure to the harnessing of
Niagara. The state has 0,513
wheels generating 895,802-horse
power.
"Best on Earth"
This is the verdict of RJ Howell,Tracy,
O., who bought Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for hit wife. "Her case waa
the worst 1 have ever aeen, and looked
like a aure raae of conaumption. Her
lunga were tore and ahe coughed almoat
imcersantly aud her voice waa hoarse
and weak. Foley's Honey and T»r
Compound brought relief at once and
lesa than three bottles effected a com
plete cure." Allen Trquhart.
Accordingly to a reix>rt to the
French Academy of Sciences, all
canned tish contain ptomaines,
which however, do not begin to
increase appreciable until two
days after a can has been opened.
A I>ea Moines man had an attack of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder.
A friend to.j him to go to Hot fringe.
That meant an expeoae of |150 00 or
more. He sought for a quicker and
cheaper way to care it and found it in
Chamberlain's Linimemt. Three days
after the drat application of this lini
ment he «a« well, tor sal* bv Alien
I'rqahart and ail druggists..
King Gwiye rules over 41U,
(XX>,000 Hubiects, nearly a quar
ter of the po lulation of the
wliole world.
About Paying Poll Taxes.
A new ruling of the Attorney
General makes the payment of
poll taxes somewhat more diffi
cult. A special deputy cannot
be appointed in towns of less
than 10,000 population. This
makes it necssary for a man liv
ing outside of larger cities to pay
his poll tax in person, unless he
appoints some other man his
agent, who must make affidavit
to the fact and call in person up
on the collector and pay the mon
ey. Tax Collector Edgar Thom
as, who was here Monday, was
in receipt of a letter from the
Attorney General stating that
there was nothing in the law pro
hibiting making an offi3ial of a
bank an agent, and doubtless ar
rangments will be perfected so
that our i>eople may pay their
taxes to some member of our
banking force, who can go to
Bonham and turnover the mon
ey to the Tax Collector. —Honey
Grove Signal.
Lightning Kills Few.
In 1900 lighting killed only 160 peo
ple in this whole country. One'a
chances of death by lighting are less
than iwo in •million. The chance* of
death from liver, kidney or stomach
trouble ia vaatly greater, bat not if
Electric Bitters be used, as Robert
Mail sen, of west Burlington, la., prov
ed. Four doctors gave him up after
eight months of Buttering from virulent
liver trouhls and yellow jaundice. He
wax then completely cured by Eletric
Bitters. They're the best stomach,
liver, nerve, and kidney remedy and
blood purifier on earth. Only 60c at
W.J. Sed berry's
Chemistry haa played an im
l>ortant part in the industrial
history of Sweden. No less than
20 ol the known chemical ele
ments have been discovered by
Swedes.
You wiil tind that druggest every
where speak well of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale of it that in case
of coughs and colds it can always be
depended upon, and that it is pleasant
and safe to take For sale by Allen
Urquhart and all druggests.
Few steam locomotives can
haul trains over more than a 2
per cent grade, while many elec
tric railroads negotiate grades of
nearly 7 per cent with ease.
Don't let the baby suffer from eczema,
soma or any itching of the skin.
Doana Ointment gives instant relief,
mres Quickly. Perfectly safe for child
ren. All druggist sell it.
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Discoverers of an Egyptian
worm that will eat the cotton boll
weevil have been disdouraged by
learning that it is cannibalistic
in its tendenccies and will eat
its companions as readily as wee
vils.
With the Coming of Middle Age
There is a letting down in the physical
forces often shown in annoying and
painful kidney and bladder ailments
and urinary irregularities. Foley Kid*
ney Pills are a splendid regulating and
strengthening medicine at such a time.
Try them. Allen Urquhart.
01ive9 may be cheaper. At
least, the prospects in Spain and
Italy are of the best, as the
weather has been ideal for crops.
Something Just as Good
Can only be the case when it is another
bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey.
Every bottle the same. Look for the
bell on the bottle.
There are few beggars in
Switzerland, and two-fifths of
the adult populations have de
1 posits in banks.
So rare is the hydrophobia in
Europe that fewer than a dozen
fatal cases of the disease have
been reported in the last ten
years.
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