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PAGE SIX
14 Stomach Trouble Cred
Having been flick for the past two
It years wmi n uni fttmnncu trounic, n
5 friend gave mo a iUo of Cluunber
j loin's Stomnch ntid Uvor Tablets.
1 1 They did mo so murli f,ood that 1
jj Wught a hottlo of them and havo
J; mod .twelve bottles m all. Today I
3? am well of n had stomach trouble.
j IM'th.- John Lnvvo, Cooper,
Ia These tbalets aio for sale
ddrugglsts.
Maine.
by al
I
'ft i
lent o lloil.
P ,Mamtnh Then. Did:, you Jutt go
tight to bed without a mouthful of
supper.
Dick Oh. innnimn, I enn't sleep on
nn oniity stomach.
, Mamma Then turn over on your
bulk. Judge.
o-K you enjoy muff ins and wnf
flti, tiy Mis. Austin's I'niicnkc
flour anil Jim will be delighted with
the results.
'LEARN SHORTHAND ,at
the Most Successful Com
mercial School in the state
vj Shorthand will enable you
to earn a largo salary and
give you a profession that h
not crowded. No school in the
country trains such a latgo
per cent of its students to
hold good f positions a3 tho
Lima Business College. Wo
challenge comparison. Fifty
students placed since Septem
ber 1. SJcvt term opens Janu
ary 2. jiEmploymqnt furnished
to meet expenses and one-half
of tuition.
For Jtffotrtiation, address I.
T. OLkM,' ecrelary Lima, 0.
.DR.lW.i'H. HINKL1N3
fJjrriCK TTsti Outer BtrMI.
OINlt hourn 8i30 to 10.30 , m. and 2i3l
(o 4i30 p. in.
Ball Phone IttO IC. Ultizena l'lion.
lllrt.
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REMEMBER
4
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your goods and do
all kinds of transfer
work. Phone 155.
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No Matter Whom Located,
properties and liuslucss of ail kinds
old Quickly for cash In all parts
of the United States. Don'c wait.
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to sell and give cash price on same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of BuslTToss or Kcal Estate
knywhero at any price write mo'your
, requirements. I can save you tlmo
mid money.
. '.iUVJlU'.'TArF,
THE LAND MAN.
415 Knnona-Avenuo
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KANSAS.
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and the one magazine that is different
from alh others. It contains 50 or
( more superb pictures monthly CNquisitely
printed with fine art tone ink, inuny of
the pages being in colors. Theinngiiine
is bouud with kilk cord but in such 11
manner tint it may be easily taken apart
and
The Pictures Tramcd
TJiere is enough good reading matter to
make the niagarme the most attractive
periodical published.
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THE
' Hocking Valley Ry,
will sell round trip tickets to all
points in Central PassengcrAs
sociation Territory at 2 cents
per- mile in each direction.
Dates of sales Dec. 22-23-24-T
25-29-30-3 1 st 1906 and Jan
.'uav'.ist ioo"?. Return limit
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HtAHNOBl UtNAlUKtU ALMfflUL
WOULD REDUCE LOSS BY FIRE
In the State of Ohio for House Heating Alone Over
One Million Dollars Worth of Property Would
be Saved Annually-From Health Standpoint
Alcohol is Preferable to Coal or Wood.
A.
iXNXXXXXNXVtSXXCiVXXXSVXXVWVV4SViXXVSC.
In what has been printed, faiiy
stovit'H and all, in regard to llic iid
ent of llie iiiiimtiinl .millcn'mm
i'liilu the ue of leiiatiued alcoliol,
mi wold ih s.iid (it tliu elfcct uf its
lUtioduclKiu upon tliu fiio loss or
dfiitli nitu ot tliu eoiinliy, alllioiijfli
it will loihiou btitli.
The Kiu.ittMt eduutioii of the iin?
lois fntin the tiie of (leimilitn d alco
liol, oi ''iii(lii-,tiiM" uluoliol us it
is now named hy the aiieiii'.ur.il
depiii tnu nl, will be lliiouyli iU dis
placniv; (A'lil ami wood in I lie lieat-
lmj ()L llMII' lOUIUH.
The jilue ot piopeity deuliojed
in Ohio l.iHt yeur by 4paiks cseap
intr fiom ei neks in oliiiniifys and
ii.ien jinnls in Mocpipc.-i was i-1177,-71'J.
vSp.nks ti'fm eliiiiiney' liionllis
tailing upon toouVor nibbisli coil
$71,117. Kiies 1'ivin open yi.ites
iiiitin si lit I' in tho loom ei,st
.fJTl.srxi. 'I'lie e.iinbii'jtii.n of y.is"
IumI ahobol is .so neaily puifeol llitt
it jirodute.s no sp.uks, so lliesq
.n,.uontits will be tf.iu'd fiu4u the
ajli hc.ii je.uly.
Cliinimy wot burning bt.nlcd
fires v.lneli cost 110,153. The car
bon of alcohol b completely con
vened inlo beat, water and 'ar-
iboiuu neid. That the combuistiou is
pel feet is shown in tho fact, that
its blaze is not made yellow by es
capiujr atoms of (.iibou in tho foim
of elmicoal beinjr made iiicnudesccnt
is is seen in the combustion of
wood or toiil. The putties of car-
bou which fiunidi light in the flam0
Su.m wood or (o'al. lodge in the
eliMiiney and coiistitute soot. This
soot lanv betome ignited by spaikj,
'or any consideiabhi 'mass of it, if
dump, may i;uito fiom intciiiiil
heat, J, e, fiom spontaneous com
bustion. An alcohol flame is soot-
less. ,.So, no t-not from it can g'jth-j
er in a line to necome u;iiiieit.
IFot ashes in boxes and ban els,
mi flouis or agniat buildings or
fences burned $F0.f!)S wolth of
bnildinu;. Alcohol le'aves no ash to
eairv out.
Hot coals falling from detecl'ivo
stoes and open grates cost iflO.",-
FIGHTING POLAH ICE.
Autlinii; l'lnliv anil II Ih DcNurliitlon
ot Arctic AiUentttrcM.
rplniatlou usually leadi to author
ship. A lew years iiro Anthony Klala
was piirHiiIng the compaiathely liuui
bio calling of photographer and en
gnner. Now he Is counted among the
tlgiues of tho Hteiary wot Id. Double
day, Page k Co. hae Just brought out
m book entitled "I'IkIiHiik the Polar
Ice," In which he tells tliu story of his
udventutos within the arctic elicit?.
Flnln looks very jouug, and ho Is
youiiK for a man who has m.hleed so
much, lie Is perhaps the joungest of
nil the men who have mado tliu hunt
for the polar pile. Ho was born thirty-five
:eam ago near Jersey City.
When the Hpaulsh war broke out he
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&;.
ANTHONY TIAIiA,
went to Porto HIco with Ttoop C of
I'.iuol.lMi mid had a chance to prove
bis comnKo nt Conmo and lu the en
gaKemeuts at Ablnoto nttd AHOiiuuite.
After the Spanluh war ho w'us com
missioned first lieutenant and battalion
quartermaster of thu Foui tecnth re'l
incut Of the Hfw Vork ''Ity guard. Tho
inllltiu-y tinlniue that be thus secured
was of gieut service later In his polar
oxplorntloit. Ho was with the Kleglcr
liiildwlu expedition In a subordliu lu
capacity, but proved the most elllelent
of any member of it, and bis conduct
so appealed to the late William Zlegler,
the millionaire who financed the enter
pilse, that In his net polar project, In
100,'t, he placed Flalu In coinimmC
tliough tho lattet's age van then but
thirty-two. Mr. Flaln Justined th
qonlldcnco reposed In him, Until Coni
inander Pearyjs latest feat Klaln liohl
the record for Americans In penetrat
ing tho north, having gone ns far ns
82 degrees In the 1Q03 expedition. lie
pit bis knowledge of photography ti
.
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211. Thrte is no coal stage in tho
combustion of alcohol.
(lasri'une stove explosion1; .stinted
files whieli burned nearby buildiii!;l
wliicli biuiici' at a coat of f!il,7,7'J.
TIhmj .sums added show the de-
stntction of wealth by accidents in
coal and wtd healers to bo $1,
t)71,'J7S n j ear.
if the loss- nn nitlojiioibiles fionl
yniol'iie evplosions be ailded, and it
suiely .should be for at loiible the
i)ii(' it will lie used iu.stcad of
LMsolene for miloiiH.hilcs, the less
ening of the annual snoritice, to Mo
loch will coiisideiably ecced a
million dollais.
In tho 'inteiest of health, alcohol
for waiminjr looms is piefemhlo to
(oal or wood, because no caibon
in'inox'd Ls foniied by ils huiniiu;.
Wheie theio is plenty of air for
coiiibusliou each vaibtti atom at
taches itself (o two atoms of oy
yen tioni the air foiiaiin caibon
dio.xid, which 'is caiboiiic acid gn&
the pis used in soda fountains. IK
destiny life only when "it is breath
ed instead cf air as in the "after
damp" following the explosion,
which suffocates miners. l'Vm our
chimneys it vocs to fin null food
for plants.
If the supply of 'air m not ample
one atom tf caibon joins one atom
of o.xysen, fomninj; caibon monoXAl
which is an exceedingly poisonous
izm,. In small (iiiautitie it kills by
poisoning the ud blood coipusole
and it i an element in tho so-called
amoke evplosVms. .Tho aleob'
sloe in educes none of it unless
lieatod led hot.
Another adxnntngb of alcohol
.stove. over those binning wood or
coal is that the .stoves being open
much of the water puvluced in bum
ing it escapes into the room in the
foim of vapor. This Vapor inoienc
one's feeling of watmt.h ) that the
actual teuipeiniice of the mom does
not need to, be kept w high. "Will
free alcohol be cheap enough to dis
place coal, wood and gasolene for
beaten?
D. S. CKRAMER,
- Stale Firo Maiv,linl.
good use and Is the only expToier win
has. secured moving pictures ot nictlc
scenes. Sir. Plain's book Is thought to
present mote cleaily than any other on
a similar bubject just what It me-ins
to combat the teirlblo obstacle- of a
Journey to the faitheimost limits of
tho nictic.
HAILS FROM NOME.
frank
II. "VViiNltoy, rirkt Alndkun
I)i'l('KUti In Cniiuri'NN.
The growing Importance of the ter
ritory of Alaska makes tho first Alas
kan dolegnto In congress, Finnic II
Waskey, nn lnteiestlug llgure. Dele
gttto Waskey comes fiom Nome, which
Is n long way trom Washington, and
ho eqntiot tun homo every few days
to look after political fences. Ho says
that, though bis district is n cold one,
political contests get nH waim there ni
elsewhere. Ho Is pointed out to vis
itors as one of the latest cmlosltles of
the capital, pattly hecausu bo ls thu
flint delegate for Alaska nnd partly
because of the" Impression that a man
who comes from K01110 must havo gold
dust bulging fiom every pocket.
Delegate Wnskoy was bom at Lake
City, Wabasha county. Minn., iu 1875.
l?Ullill 11. WASKltk
He grndunted fiom tho Minneapolis
high school nnd engaged lu milling In
Alaska iu JS'aS. The position of dele
gate Iu congress lrqm Alaska was cie
ated by an act of May 8, 1(10(1. V"a
key's popuhulty with the inlneis led
bis nomination on the so called At
ka ticket and his uloWloii. Waskty
a Democjat, but puny line's wore,1
stiletly observed lu thu voting, '
Alaska ticket recelvcil tho ludoiv.eiji
of Itepubliemis anil Democrats In
Third Judical division and of thu n
ocrats !n the Becond division, in 0
er judical divisions both' ItepubI.e,,
and Democratic candidates "Were lu vu
eld- , t' ' 1 A,
jzwj , " ' '
.,. L.SBto ... , a ".,.j-jtJy.ihr.iiiiLunL.'i
THE ,MARlQf)imy1'tIRnORtt &tcfoiAY,
if
Iw in 4iit54.
V V
5
1
At (mmwbs
Caynerof MaryldnJ Senator Perils, Fer
ryman WKen Towney Was a Black
smith Untcrmycr on Economy.
,, Porter, VVho Defeated
Walworth.
I
SIDOIt nAVNBK,
tho Maryland
senator who
charges L'rosldent
Uoosevelt with over
stcpiiliig the coustl-
tutjounl botinds of
his authority, was
counsel for lteay
Admiral Hcbley In
4 tut fniiinttci ttiflitii
HP
When,he was a con
gressinnn and thd I)lngley bill was un
der discussion he bad a tilt with Its
author. Mr. Ituynor xvus making 11
speech lu fayor of, nn uuieiidnieut re
tluolng thu tnVllt schedules when Mr.
Dlngley Interrupted nnd asked Mr.
Hnjner If! bo fnvorcd putting coal On
the lice list.
"Coal Is, not mentloued In this bill,"
replied Mr. Itayner.
"Hut I should like to know If the
gentleman will join me and others to
put coal on the free list," persisted the
Maine statesman. ,
"Will ou vote for tho bill If we put
coal on tho fieo IlstV" asked the Mary
laud congressman. (
Mr. Dlugluy replied that be would
answer that question wbeu the bill
wiih completed.
"Well," retoited Mr. Itnyuer, ".when
you answer my question, I'll nnswer
youis. We'll both answer together."
Senntor Ooorgo C. Perkins of Call-foi-ula,
who has been prominent In the
discussion over the president's Japa
nese policy, was once a sailor. Ho was
bom In Maine sl-xty-seven years ago
ami at thirteen shipped 011 boaid 11
craft bound for New Orleans. In 18T3
ho sblppod "before tho mast" 011 the
sailing ship Galatea, bound for Sun
Francisco, vvln?ie he arrived In bo au
tumn of that year. Ho got employment
In n grocery store nt Otoville, ut first
merely ns etrand boy. lly frugality be
saved up SfSOO In the couise of a few
yeais. Ono day lie met a man who op
erated the ferry ncross a ueaiby
stream and learned that the boat had
gone aground 011 a sand bar. Disheart
ened over bis failure to get the bout
off. tho man was anxious to sell out
tho business, aiul,.oiiug Perkins was
quick to sco n, chupec to embark on bis
own account. '
, "How much would you take for tho
boat, as It lies?" asked Perkins.
"A, thousand dollars ami not a cent
Joss, ' was the reply.
Perkljis closed tho bargain on the
Cpot, ngreelng to pay tho money before
riKNATOB rr,llKIN8 AS A VnitltYUAS.
4
ntiiidovvn. Going to the bank bo drew
out his sarins, and Instead of return
ing to work spent the afternoon lu vls
I'Jng every stoto along tho one busi
ness stt eet of- vv hlch thu town boasted,
borrowing money to make tip the bal
ance, riotn one business man ho se
cured $45, but In most Instances be
was only nblu to negotiate small loans,
uud even now lie remembers that overy
lltty cent piece was u welcome- addi
tion to his pile, but he had. the satisfac
tion of obtaining the, needed amount
and was the owner of tho boat before
bit wont to bed.
It toak him tinea months to dig uvvay
the saud bar, but ho got tho ferry wot Ic
ing nnd -sold the boat not long after
ward for $:i,000. That gavo hint bis
HUrt. ,
l?pntor Pci kins Is n member of tho
eouuiiltteo on agriculture. One dity ho
vwi asked by a visitor, "Ibn't it a little
singular you were put on the commits
ten 011 agriculture? '
"Oh, no," said tho senntor, thluklng
of bis e.xpeiieiiee as sailor nnd feiry-inc-i.
"It was perfectly uaturnl. I was
mado it member 'because I used to
plo"v tho seas."
,
.Ttfiu Slmrp Williams, leader of the
Democratic minority In congress, is
cehibrnted for bis apt retorts. The
Mississippi congress'
man lijta nu oqcuslonr
n twlpgp of rheu
matism. "AVenr silk underr
clothing and you'll
never hnvp a touch
of; t," Uopiesejitit.
tlve Blbley, mllllptic
nlro tut'tnbor from
T'nnnai Ivntiln otitil
ilAWP. Will.
"My goodness, mnn.
If t wore silk underwear the doctors
won d cnll my ttoublo gout and charge
mo accordingly," Mr, Williams saldj
"Or y millionaires can afford (o pajf
for
out."
Tno simplified spelling reform got a
big Jolt when tho committee on appro
prlntlons of tho houso of representor
lives, on motion of Clialnunn James A.
Tuwiiey, tfinlt acMou etpilvalttbt t9
nloptlng Noah Yeter. Instead of the
Orneglo spoiling ,bosnl as authority
for the orthogrnptjy of' cougiesslonuj
T1 .
rv -t rr
rewonapsnoi
V ' '
Mfr - . ' tv 1 'a- v.w
.
dociftfieilfcs. Thd topbrt of lite cofritnlt
too ahdilts ndopflott 1ttainfr.thnt;i8,far
as cdngress wnrf, poitceriietl, Itf.ivas
through with "tfiht" nntt that,"dropt"
w6uld bo dropjicd. It wris n tltjclnrfti
tloii, for tin "spelling piothpr used to
make" InMond of the .nowfangled
words, At'tlib otilco of tlio Carnegie
board In Now Xfwlt, however, nn em
ploydoslild: 'Voto not crjtsht, dipt, dlstrest, tic
prcst, dreopt. trlpt or nipt. Wo'vo still
got tho goods."
Congressman Tawnoy roie to law
making from the lilrickainlt'j fJige. He
la flfty-tvvo jcars Of uge, ukU nt twen-
nnrnEsKTATivr. tawjjky iiuadino law
at 11IU FOlUIE.
ty-slx hn was still pumping tho bel
low 11, uinkliig horseshoes nnd hiding
his light under a bushel, tbouxh mak
ing tin honest living. Hut as be work
ed at tire fotge he had n law book
bandy and' when he got a chalice lead
It. lu tills way he picked up aknowl-
hedge of the law and at last entered n
law oillce, studied at a law school, was
admitted to tho bar, and 00 proceeded
on the pathway to fame until the
doors of thu house of represujttntlves
opened and admitted him to participa
tion iu thu legislation of the nation.
Ii II. llnrrimun, liko other men of
huge n (Talis, is rather abseutinlnded
and is not overcaieful ubout bis dress,
though be eiuplojs a valet. His pit
vute car bad Just at lived In Omajui
one time, when he was told that some
new gasoline motors were In the depot
awaiting vbls Inspection. Ho dressed
buirlcdly, uttltlug himself lu coat,
vest, hat and overcoat, and started for
thu platform, wbeu some one called
out: "Mr. llnriluiau, It's pretty cold
this morning. Hadn't xou better put
on u pair of trousers?"
Samuel Unteimyer, counsel for tho
life Insurance tcformeis oignnlzed un
der the title of thu Intel nittlounl Policy
Holders' committee, participated In a
unique debate In lliiffalo recently be
fore tho members of three of the city's
leading clubs the llnffnlo, Saturn uud
University. Iu this debute be stippoit-
cu me contention
that tho cohtrol of
the Now Yoik Life
Iusutuncc coiupati
nnd thu Mutual Life
Insurance company
should bo handed
over nt the cloctlou
then about to occur
to the men on the
ticket put lu nomi
nation by the com
mittee. James Me-
SAMU1.L UMXlt
MYEIt. Keen, who was of counsel for tho
Armstrong Insurance Investigators, rep
resented thu so called administration
tickets of the two companies, nigulng
against Mr. Unteniijer.
Speaking of a cettain proposed re
trenchment In lusmaucu management,
Mr, Unteiinyer tells 11 Chi ls turns story
illustrating tliu idea mat retrenchment
may mean one thing to one person ttud
another thing to sopic other. It Is like
the ensu of thu husband who, looking
at his wife, reproachfully said:
" 'My love, lu ylevv of the approach
lug holidays, I thought wo wore going
to piactlcu economy for a time.'
"'Oil, so wo nre, dear,' tliu lady an
swered. 'I went downtown ntid coun
teimaudod thu older jou hud given
your tailor for a JaO fur lined over
coat and got Instead an ermluu stole
that only cost $'J00, a clean saving,
you see, of $50. Not bud for ouu day,
was ItV "
Peter A. Potter of Niagara Falls, N.
Y., who defeated Congressman James
W. Wndswortlf of the Thltty-foiuth
New Yotk district, has succeeded, utter
some dlllltmlty, lu getting the party
classification which be desires In the
Sixtieth congress. Mr. Wndsworth
was the tegular Republican nominee
in tho Thirty-fourth district, mid Mr.
Porter was nominated by Independent
Republicans by petition nnd was In
dot set! by tliu Democrats and the In
dependence league. He claims that
the Republican vote of the district was
split ttud that at least 50 per cent or
RUt'lllWliNTAriYE i:t.EOT l'OHTKlt AND 1U1?
IHIUMl'llA.NT COW,
It went to him. Ho 1ms ttlvvays been
11 Republican, desire ti vu(o with that
pat ty in the next cougi ess uud will be
put iu the Republican list In the di
rectory. Ho enteiet) tho Held against
Mr, Wjidsworth because of dissatisfac
tion among the-lariiieitj uf the tlfstilct
with thu present congrcssniau's ut,tl
ttulo dm lug the dlscu3liii last spring
and sum'met' over tile meat Inspection
bill and hud the .support, of ovoiy, agri
cultural Journal In the country. Hjs
emblem lu the campaign was the cow-,
ami "one of thu, expressions of congrat
ulation whieli he received was a o;ar
,oon. tho Joint protjtictloli of two ntth;t
friends, ir.'IL Oroeii and 'Mildred a.
Oiecn, repienentiug a furwevaiid IjIb
tow,t!i?lobrntlnsttia yletory ,for toa
' . P v Mt "t v' il
XJAft. 1ft ,M0T.'
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BLOOD
.).
,; v CURE YOUR SELF Alt
Mrmt nArRnniCwlih rtre nfTltetnl xv'itli
eo to n physician'" for eevernl reasons. In the firit piade thet"ex)MjcU
heavy, antl they knbw tlint the inevitable treatment will be'.,m&cli'ry:fid,
potash, strong minerals' that act with dlshstroua'cffecta on tliu delicdtirt3'
they want is a safe, relinble treatment
feet cure 1
expense.
tlinwrv
so that there, ntc never any signs of its
made of tins loathsome, disorder without Unnecessary exposure f,dr
Such a remedy is & S.. S. it is the only medicine tltgoea.dowpi
hnttntn nt tlm trntitilu ntul ilrivpa finf thr Irtot trnre of thM'tMUbft
of mineral in any lorm, and niter removitt tite disease lrom tnccncuiaupu
builds up every part of the system by its fine vegetable tonlpropeiHieSi
s.s.s.
PURELY ;VGETA&LE
, iltUE)i ")"V killing bl.V-lMOU. yW -.,,.. KT. W..
we have prepared n special book on Contagious Blood Poison which contains
instructions of great vulue to nil blood poison sufferers. We wilLboglad
to send a copy of this book, free, nnd if tulditipuni instructions or advice
is wanted, our physiciatis will ftirnisli it without charge. ,
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DESPERATE FIGHT
BETWEEN JAP FROGS
Six Thousand Batraclilans Attack and
Rout Four Thousand
Foes.
The Japanese Times publishes a ro
murkublu account of n despeiate bat
tle which recent! took place In a val
ley lu OJImura, in the Hoilmn prefec
ture, between two unities of frogs.
' A corps of about 4,000 fiogs took up
a stioug position nt tho entrance to thu
valley and wote nttucUed by an Invad
ing urmy 111 .two divisions of 3,000
each.
The battle bogau at U In the morning
and continued amid an ludesctlbablu
scene ot; hurtle uud nolso of eroaklugs
until 10 O'clock next duy.
There weru many Interested spectn.
tors, of the tinusuul spectacle, and amid
Kicoi i.-isiivilli;uv uju llltuuuii uunicu
tho defeudlug 111 my ami overrun the
valley, croaking their triumph as they
wont.
'More than 700 frog warriors were
killed uud 2,000 wounded.
The method of warfare adopted by
the fnjgs wus to Jump at encli other
ffetcely and snap ttud bite until mottol
lujuiles were Inflicted or they becume
exhausted. .
PRIEST POUNDS
TRUCULENT TRAMP
Aa Indiana Hobo Gets a Practical illus
tration of Muscular Chris
tlanily. ''
Tho Rev. Francis Henry Gnvlsk, one
of tho most popular mumbeis of tho
Roman Catholic pile thood lit Iudlapn,
showed thu other day that ho bad not
forgotten how to tal'u care of himself
THE PniUST WAS TOO CLEVJtn WITU ItlH
riurs.
lu n fight.' Ho qulikly dlsposod ot 11
tramp who Insulted blm at bis own
home iu Iiidhinapolis.
Tho tramp l.uig tliu dooibnll and ask
ed for something to eat. Ho wus Inso
lent ubout It, but Father Gavlsk gavo
him 11 dime. At thut the turnip acted
as If hu was deeply offended.
"Dojou lmilnk I am gplug to a cheap
restaurant?" he asked,
"I gttess you don't want that dime,
so give It back," answered tho pi lest.
Iho tramp replied with a sttiig of
oaths that hu vvouldn't give up tho
money, whereupon Father Gavlsk
grappled with blip, There was n fihort,
Shan) btruggU1, which tho pi lest, won.
Ho not only recovered tho money, but
shoved tl'e man Into tho street before
lis could recover,, bis balance. The
trump attempted to renew tho attack,
but the priest was too clever with his
Hats to ba Injured. v ,
ft NQKTROPPINC. NO MONIHieiirO sd .!
P Bet contbtoClZ Joutile-eJitid blTde Uf
--.w . 7 - rr-- V.-7-'T,
noiacr in velvet lined cate. iicacn blade
: Flmvca, HaiiJlo and blade guaranteed to till perfect in material and wwrkmnUili. '
." - Iuuulr ubout bl'LCIAI. ) tti:t;,rKIA1.0lTKll. ' V V'. '
(lllktte Salts Compyi '. 2lTlies UulUHiK,New Yk Qiy
it, , f tLiiJihy - if
P0IS
Cntitnirlnils Hlooil(PdiSoil.tdUi t
thntcan be taken at home ami a jkt
i-wwB'
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return. Itdoes notcotitainafiarticje f
a. . a. aitaeus tne trouDiear us nea auu'
not only permanently cures tle disfcise'fAr
the one afiliclcd, but so, purifies the blood that
future offspring is insured againsb'ifectiqii.,
S. S. S. may be taken in the privacy of3yotir
home nnd n perfect cuic riiadc ofithfs hatefuj y
and loathsome trouble. For tho'nssisuncejif
Tramp-GP us afoppr'gilv'l:or.,v
Heavy Swell -It toeoniB to me jpu nr
lu want of mauilers, not tuu'uey.
Tramp 1 asked for what I tbougtit
yer 'ad most of, boss. Onco a Week.
J.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
a Safe fftdicine for Children
In buying a couch medicine' for
IrTl f 111 roil llOVOr
children, never bo afraid, to buy
chamberlaln'o Cough ncmod.V,, Tlwro
H no danger fiom lt and relief is
nlwavn sure to follow. It Is- Intended
especially for cougho, colds, croup
and whooping cough, and there la mo
better medicine iu the world-for thepa
lUoacs. It Is not only certain sure
for croup, but, when given ak soon
aa the crotipy cough appears, will mo
vent the attack. Whooping cough ls
not dangerous when thh romedK Is
given no( directed. It cdntalnsfno
opium or other harmful drugs, and
may be given ns confidently' tq a
baby as to an'ndult. , For 7sale, joy
all tliugglats. " .., 0
Trouble HiuiukIi.
"I snw the doctor stop at your houso
this morning," said Ruining." "Any
trouble'" -
"Yes," replied Hnrdifan; "I -had a
great deal of trcubl'v"
"What wus the matter?"
"IIu wouldn't go away until t gaye
blm ?."i on ticcouut or his last yoaVa
bill." Cuthollc Standard and Tliuea.f '
An Ant Qu'otiWIon. '
"Yis." said Matryat, "I'ni pretty busy
theso dii s. Getting ready "for my wod
ding, you know." '
"Ah, that's a romludorrof what Wash.
'ngtou said," rcuiarked HenWpock.
"Wlmtwasnuntr
"V-
" 'In times of ppace "'prep.are f0
car.' " Bo'tton Ilernld. ."
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Health the Prize
Most Sought For
You t want to be stroncr and health v.
Everybody does. Women 'ua well as
men. 5' .
There was a tlmo when women orldcd
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Today robust health In. the 14eak A
well-rounded form, Arm flesh and '
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When tho food which Is taken Into,
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amount of tlch, life-sustaining blood
oxtornnl nsslutuncu intuit be sought un-.
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Dr? A. W. Cbnso'n Net ye JPIIIs supply a
ino .very iiiaieiuu wnn,n goesi upocny ,
to tho formation of blood pure, heulth- I
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Woakneui, IrreGularltles, licudachea,
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rnumgoinent und despondency soon
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