The Rich Hill tribune., December 10, 1903, Image 2

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King Peter n until to borrow fS'V'O,
000. Is be preparing to abdicate!
The rcnl trouble will arlnn In Tntsn
ma whfii they begin to distribute th
POStOfSces.
jRpan should count 100 and then
take a walk around the block before
going to war.
Presumably th fellow wbii sold hla
ear will fix r.p noma implosion story
to tell his friends.
The rcrro women wvl4 rsfher
b a dog and bar ihe moon than ban
men real!; afraid of her.
Prg-om Iroff," exclaimed th czar,
and straightway th jrovernor general
of Kiel! departed for bis estate.
King Alfonso of Spain. Is going to
traveL Ha will see a frreat many
things that his country Uf-ed to can.
The St. Louis Globl?mocnt de
f c a promoter a "a man who ran
double his money without putting any
In."
King Teter of Servla Is beginning to
hope that some of bis subject really
mean Jt when they aay. "Long live the
king."
Tbe news of the death of the com
poser of "Silver Threads Among the
Gold" Is a reminder that be outlived
his soag.
Were there no automobile chauffeurs
In the neighborhood, that Princess
Alice was obliged to elope with a
coachman?
A treasury expert declares that a
paper dollar lasts five yeara. Funny
we never seem able to get hold of any
of that kind.
Mr. Carceple talks about watered
stock with all the calm of a man who
never ventured into finance without
lis overshoes.
When a man gets brain fsg tie
rends marked copies of the paper con
taining items about It to the society
leaders in Newport.
Austria and Russia are going to '
send another ultimatum to Turkey,
They do this every litUe a bile Just
to keep in practice.
It Is supposed, of course, that the
New York man who paid $5,000 for an '
ear bad bo friends, Romans or coun- .
trymen to lend blm theirs.
The butler of a Chicago editor stole
about :oo worth of furs from bis 1
employer. We editors are growing ;
more careless about our butlers every
.day.
Parisians have been rudely shocked
by the fatal termination of a duel with
awords. Unquestionably the coroner's
jury will return a verdict of accidental
death.
"Brilliant and Impulsive people,"
aid a lecturer on physiognomy, "have
'black eyes, or if they don't have them
they are apt to get them if they're too
impulsive."
The Vanderbllta and a few westers
families are forming a new smart set
In New York. West era families who
wish to get la will have to apply
arly, though.
New York society women who have
.taken to nslug rouge may have reflect
ed that Id tbelr cases the adage,
'"beauty unadorned adorned the moat,"
does cot apply.
' The latest Is the cat language. When
the cat has eaten the canary, how
ever, it conveys the Information by
merely exhibiting a contented expres
sion of countenance.
With Inspiration born of a love of
the beautiful, the Hartford Post says:
"On these frosty mornings a red neck
tie. and a rosy-cheeked girl make an
attractive combination."
i ,
' The Westminster GaaeM refers to
"an after-breakfast speech" by Mr.
'Morley. ties It Iwonmt customary for
ft he hitherto deliberate Briton to go
'out speecb-maklug before butublcg
hi collar f
As a your.g man haa been arrested
for stealing a kiss, the case furnish
'timely warning to young men to put
tench valuable article bark right
whera they found them before the
'police arrive.
j A lawyer haa just been killed In a
duel In Pari. We have boon afraid
'for a long time that If French gentle
men persisted In keeping up this dan
igerous amusement somebody aould
.eventually get hurt.
: The sultan has cancer of the stem
ach and can't live more than two or
three years. A German doctor made
the discovery, probably because the
Tnrklsh physicians were afraid of get-
it lug themselves bebeaded if they told
'the old xuau about it.
f Ex-Postmaster Thomas I James.
I who la 72 years old. has picked out a
lady of 30 to be hla bride. If the
i young fellows of tb present day In
Ut on waiting around too long tbey
i may find, when tbey finally get ready,
;that Bone but eld ladle are left.
CONGRESS OPEf
BOTH HOUSES TO CONVR NK ' IN
ItlCULAn SESSION.
far HEAR THE ANNUAL MSSACE
tnat Will Take U et Ont. Cub..
iMlproclty Bill Several Sanster
na rrpsrd Lengthy 8ph,s
In Opposition Measure Mr. Cut-
tom will start Discussion.
, nVARlirxarON, (Special.) The
uats Monday parted so quietly from
th e-xtraoriJIiiary mIou into the
first regular session of the Ftfty alshth
congreee. that spectator, not familiar
wun u proceedings of that body, will
ecanoly reailc the change.
At 12 o'clock Senator Frye, as pre-
loeni pro iem, announced that aa th
tootir for convening the regular aee
aion had arrived, the special session
ehail stand adjourned. Th regular
routin of businesa then will be pro
ceeded witn as If there had ben no
interruption.
The Cuban reciprocity bill was
taken up at the conclusion of Uie morn
ing hour, and It will continue to be
th regular business before the sen
ate to th exclusion of all other mat
ters except those of a routine char
acter, until the ISth, wbn a vote will
be taken.
A number of aenator hsve pre-
psj-ed speeches in opposition to the
bill, but none of these will speak
until after Senator Cullorn, In charge
cf th measure, make a tfatement
In support of It, as soon aa poestble
after th convening of th regular
eealon.
H will b followed either by Sen
ator Teller or Senator Morgan, In op
position, and they In turn by other
senator who will object' to the bill
The understanding In the staal Is
that th pree-ldnt's tneesag will be
received Tueedsy.
The house convened at Boon Mon-
iay In regular session. Much has been
gained by the Intervention of a sepclal
THE HORRORS OF" WAR.
session, a-nd the work of th regular
session will be advanced fully two
weeks, as ordinarily it require the
time up to the adjournment for the
holiday recess to complete the organi
sation of the house. Now It only re
wains for tbe committees, the list of
which waa completed yesterday, to
meet and organise. Then th house
will he ready to proceed at one wil'n
general legislative work.
It will now be possible to pas th
general appropriation bills befor tb
recea Is uken. Th clerical work oa
the legislative and executive appro
prlaUon bill haa been advanced to a
point where Ita early consideration by
th commute can be undertaken.
Chairman 'Ilemenway, of tbe appro
priation committee, will push tb work
of his committee.
Tending reports from committees,
the house will take up such matters as
may be brought before It for consid
eration by unanimous consent, but th
real work will not begin until coro
mil tees bav bad time to art on meas
ure referred to thm,
Th Christmss recess will b taken
about tecraber tZ. aad on reassembl
ing after New Year's tb house wilt
Set to work In earn-t. preparatory to
aa early a final adjournment aa pos
sible. Attached by the Sheriff.
YORK, PA. IHwvlil l Th Carr! a
Nation show, booked for thl point
Haturday, wa attached by BbertTf
Peeling, jt bss not W-n a success
financially, aad In th coal region,
wber big bukinma waa expected, the
returns wer very Ilgbt
Print Shop Burn.
BALTIMORE. MI). ISr,- lal l rira
Sunday eight caused a damage of rtiout
$100.00 to the Fr!end'iiald Printing
Company and Frank & Adler's whole
sale shoe store, at the corner of Eutew
and itaitioiore street. The btaie
atarted in the bindery departiuebt of
the printing estahliehiurnt, on th
fourth floor of the five story doable
brick building. Tbe damage to th
building la estimated at (IS. 000.
Frank Adler's Jo waa caused main
Ij by water.
JUST LIKB KANSAS CITY.
Venlc Has a Little Flood AM of Her
Own.
VENICB. (Fperlal.) As a refill of
th extremely bad weather, with a vio
lent wind, which h prevailed for
some days, Venice win almost entlily
under water for a few hours Sunday.
At tb plaits of th Calhedrsl of RL
Mark, th flood roo to a height of four
reel. While inside th cathedral lb
Water wag SO hlch aa to threaten arrl.
ou damage, Goudolaa had to be used
rrom shop door to shop door until
bridges were Improvised by the fire
men, the ordinary brldxea havln dl.
appeared. The water gradually sub
sided. There Is a fear that unless tb
weaiher change thsre will be another
flood during the night.
Ptrul 11,183,000 GIFT.
Mr. Mary Baker Cddy I "Vary Grate-
Tut, But "
CONCORD. N. H. (Special.) Mrw.
Mary Baker O. Eddy has declined a a
gift the new building erected at a cost
of I1.1S5.0W by the First Chorea of
Christ, Scientist, In New York cHy.
Th tender was made by member of
the church a "a tribute of loving loy
alty and gratitude."
Mrs. Eddy's answer waa: "The
princely gift of your magnificent
cnurcn eamce in rsew vor city la an
unexpected tckea of your gratitude
and love. I dee-ply a predate K. pro
foundly thank you for and gratefully
accept th spirit of It. bnt I must de-
elinet to recelv that for which you
have sacrificed so much and labored
so long."
WANTS MEXICO BACK IN POLO.
Holy Be Bend an Archbishop on a
Mlaalen.
ROME. (Special.) Monslgnor Rem.
f'.nl Ttecedlctlne, archbishop of Ppo
leto. has been appointed by the Vatican
apostolic visitor to Mexico. It Is hoped
by the Vatican authorities that this a p.
polntment will lead to a resumption of
the relatkax between Mexico and the
Holy Rw. which have been Interrupted
since the execution of Emperor Max-'
lmllian. Members of tbe diplomatic
LouisrtIe- Courier Journal.
corps, however, do not believe that'
the hope of the Vat, can la this direc
tion will be fulfilled and they recall
that Monslgnor Averado held the same !
position at tbe Mexican capital four
year without obtaining th desired
object. ' .
CROWDED WITH EMIGRANTS.
Tw Ship Balled Saturday for Eur
With 1.000 en Board.
BOSTON. (Special.) Th steamer
Romanic, which sailed from the Do
minion line docks Saturday tor Medit
erranean porta, carried LSI! axetvage
paaaengera. said to b th greatest
number ever taken on an outward
bound ateamer from Ihaton.
NICW YORK ( Special.) The steam
ahlpu Finland, Pretoria and Etrurla,
which sailed for Europ BaUrday.
carried 1.400 atnerage passengers,
crowding to tb limit the capacity of
the vtaael for this claas ot txan
rlenta. Block Train Robber.
HARRISlirRO, PA. (Special.) Aa
attempted train robbery was frustrated
Saturday sight by Bpeclal Officer
Rodker and Heisler, of th Philadel
phia A Reading yards at Rutherford.
Wllllrm B, Crabb, suppoeed to b from
I'ottsville, had mounted tbe engln of
a train and drove the fireman off the
engine, firing twlc at him. Crabb
waa overpowered by the officer and
committed to th county prison.
When really good church member
gets supper at tbe church, h eu us
Utti as possible.
Di to Sav Othr.
NEW Y9RK. (.special.) Patrolman
Frank J. Rel.ly ot his life 8unJay
tllfU during the progress of a fire in
a relaursnt In Fulton street. Iteddy
discovered a fire and after turning la
an alarm, relumed to the building to
warn the tenants of the upper floors,
sll of whom escaped. After the fir
was out, lUlrfy aa found suffocated la
a room on the third floor.
It has always eeiiibd to us that
every oli maid must be mighty tired
of hearing huaband Joke
MILITIA TO RULE!
CftlPPLtt CRttK IS DECLARED
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
HABEAS CDSPBS Will U SCSPtXCEO
County "in a State of Insurrection end
nd Rebellion" Oevemer fesbedy
Says That Civil Authorities Are
Unable t Preserve Order and Pre
test Life and Property.
DENVER, COLO. (Special.) Gov
rnor Peabody at noon I'rlday Irsiied a
proclamation declaring Cripple Cnk
under martial aw and suspending th
writ of habeas corpus. lie dvctare
that the gold camp is in a state of in
surrection aud rebellion, and that tb
civil authorities are powerless.
In support of his action, the gov
ernor cltea tbe blowing up of the por
tion of th Vindicator inlaw aud other
act of law!sities, nd he declares
that It 1 Impossible to control the
turbuienc of the camp by ordinary
peaceable, methods.
That proclamation, does not state In
so many words that martial law has
been declared, and that the writ of
habeas corpus has bce-o suspended.
but official at tb atate bous aay
that both thee things are intended.
The military will now deal with all
alleged ociendr and try and pu,nlbh
them.
After mentioning acta of lawloesnMs
said to have been committed In Crlp
p2 Creek, th pruowaUo& toucludo
as follows:
"Where, I have reason to belter
that similar outrages may occur at
any tlm and believing the civil au
thorities of aald county of Teller are
utterly unable, unwilling, and are
making no practical attempt to pre
ervo order and to protect life and
property,
"Now, therefore. I, Jarne Peabody,
governor of the state of Colorado,
by virtue of tb authority in m vest
ed, do hereby proclaim and declare
th aald county of Teller, in the state
of Colorado, to be In a state of injur
rectum and rebellion."
Governor Peabody bae hi decis
ion to declare limited martial law on
th decision of the Idaho supreme
court which declared that the act of
th governor of Idaho In putting Into
tore to a limited extent martial law
In the Couer D'Alene district was In
thorough harmony with the constitu
tion of that atate. The constitutional
proration relating to suspension of tb
writ of habeas corpus In this state Is
similar to that of tb Idaho constitu
tion. Coloc.nl Edward Verdeckberg, com
mander of the military force la Crip
ple Creek, was with the governor
when h dictated the proclamation.
He loft for Cripple Creek Friday af
ternoon with a copy of the proclama
tion. Wholesale arrests of striker aus
tected of Implication In the Vindicator
explonlon and other rasea of violence
will be made soon. The "bull pen"
witl be enlarged so as to accommo
date several hundred prlsoLers.
CRIPPLE CREF,K. COIX). (Spe
cial ) C. G. Kennlenn. Sherman Par
her, and W. F. Pavl. tbe executive
committee of th Western Federation
of Miners for this district, against
whom Information haa been filed In
th district court charging them with
murder and conspiracy to murder, ar
now confined In the county jail, but
can obtain their freedom on furnish
ing bond For flS.OoO esch. th sure at
which ball waa fixed by Judee Seed.
Th accused men say that they court
th fullest Investigation of their con
dnrt during th strike and that Hi
charge against them bat been
trumped up to get them out of the
way.
Aa official statement Uued by YMs
trlct Union IS. declare that Kenalson.
Parker. Davis, Steven' Adams and
Cbarle McKleney ar Innocent of th
crime of murder, tralnwrecklng and
conspiracy to murder, charged against
lb em, and that "the justice being dls
fMsed In this district I a hollow
mockery, a ditgrsr to a rlvlllied
community and an outrage on people's
liberty.
BACK TO TH TEN-HOUR DAY.
Northern Illinois Manufacturer Agr
n th Chang.
CHICAGO. (Fpecial ) Industrial
war, rfig expected, baa broken out In
th Fox river valley In Northern Illin
ois. Manufacturers at Datavl, Au
rora, Elgin, tit. Charle and Geneva
have organised and hav decided to
Increase th hours of lsbor from nine
to ten. Tb first notlc waa served
by manufactarers at Itatavla. and
machinist quit work there Frldsy.
Th ware-earners ar united, and will
resist this attempt to add to tbe hours
of labor without Im-reaa in pay. The
lodustriM likely to be affected Include
many lines, from windmill to shirts.
Th manufacturers in the orgsnla
tlon eiply, it la stated, 1,000 wage
earners. Tried to Rcu Brother.
WHATCOM, WASH. (Special ) Ths
home of George Wrlgbt was burned
Frldsy, co-using the death of one child
and perhaps tbe fatal Injury of anoth
er, Reuben, ared I, was burned lo
death. In trying to save bis Hla, bis
iU-r. Maggie, aged 17, nearly lint her
own, being vooiH-llt-d finally to Jump
from srn upper wlnriuw after she had
been terribly burned. Tt-n cMMrco
and their mother escaped by Jumping
from the upper window. All mil
tuor or It biUwrsd and buratd
ClVCt UP HIS PENSION.
Cvrnor Bllsa, of Mirhlgsn, Volun
tsrlly Relinquishes It.
WASHINGTON. (Special.) Com
missioner o Pension Wat has re
ceive J. lutler front Governor Ullss,
of Michigan, voluntarily relinquishing
bis pension.
Th Mier Is as follows:
"Inslng, Mich., Ix. 1, 1901.
"Commissioner of Pensions, Washing
ton. IX C.
"tflr: I hav th honor to ask yon
to discontinue, after this date, th
pension granted to ma by tha-United
State government for disability. I
feel that I hav woo wbst I wished,
a plae on th pension roll with my
comrade of lb war of th rebellion,
and relinquish tb pension only be
came I doubt the propriety of con
tinuing aa a pensioner when I ant not
In need. My disability waa fully de
termined by two examinations, on
tinder Comro-lseioner Evans, and the
ewond under your administration,
oach conducted by two doctor ,th
reuit being an order placing me on
the roll at til a month. My inten
tion was to donate this money to th
work of th Grand Army of tb Re
public, and this I have done,
"Thanking you for the honor yon
hav done, I remain, your obedient
servant.
"A. T. BLISS."
POPE LEO WAS GENEROUS.
Leaned Million of Church Money to
Aristocratic Families.
ROME. Special ) Going through
th financial situation of th Vatican
a left by Pop Ieo, the present pop
found that several millions hsd been
employed In restoring the private
patrimonies of a number of aristo
cratic famllle, the member of which
had remained faithful to th holy
see, principally those of th Prince
Bonrampagn! and Rorghese, tut more
eepoclally th latter. The historic
palac of th latter, built by Pop
Paul V. at the beginning of ti ev
entfrentti century, had fallen Jnto th
hand of creditors of th princely
house, who rented ft aa an office to
th Grand Orient of the Italian Free
Masons, which Pope Leo considered
to be desecration. All rumora to tbe
effect that Pope Plus Intends to get
back tbia money through th appli
cation of coercive measures are con
sidered at th Vatican as altogether
without foundation, because th faml
lle thus subventioned ar repaying
th money loaned them by yearly In
Bta'JrcenU. H Haa Tv tsrs Now.
NEW YORK (Special.) Tbe West
ern nrln ownor who procured,
through th medium of fS.OOO, a new
ear, which waa grafted upon hla head
after being cut by d-greea from an
other man's head. 1 1 returtVd from
th prlvat hoaplta! In Philadelphia,
wher the oporatlon was conducted by
a New York surgeon. Circulation
ha been swtabllkhed In th forelirn
flesh and apparently th .operation
waa a stircees. Tber la some swell
ing about th place wher th stitch
e were takon and a few small gath
erings of pus. but the surgeon a
this is no mensce to the ear and will
soon dUappear under treatment. The
man who sold bis ear has returned to
hi horns near Pittsburg, wher he
bas a w Ife and child.
How Old I Ann ' 1ST
HIAWATHA. K A8. (SpeclsH.) A
Brown county achool teacher may los
hi place on account of tb "Mary aad
Ann" age problem. He solved tne
problem for hi arhool with the answer
that Ann' ag wss IS years. Ou of
th pupils, whose father Is a member of
the school hoard, told his parent
about It, The school director decided
that Ann' age was 13 aud aald that
anyone who could get any other ans
wer to th problem waa Incapabte of
teaching children. To aaw hi place
th school teacher appealed to tb
county superintendent, but that offi
cial refuse to be Involved.
OKI K ma City Tab Lead.
OKLAHOMA CITY. (Special) On
October 1. 1S39. every poatofflr (a th
United Btate began numbering money
order with 1. The Oklahoma City of
fice used Kb. lOO.Ooo Friday. At Iht
same tlm Oklahoma City passed th
100,000 mark Wichita aaed 7M47; Fort
Worth. M.sCO; Outhrts. .H1, Two
yeara mo Oklahoma City's number was
SS.000. and Fort Worth and Wl'hUa
about th same. In the last two year
Oklahoma City ha Issued 8S.0OO mon
ey order, being twlc th number Is
sued la Fort Worth and fsr ahead of
th number Issued In Wichita,
Wrry Killed Him.
WICHITA. KAfl (Hperlal ) Chrlsto.
pher Rdtnor.d Is dead at hla borne a
mile and a half southeast of the city
as a result of worry ovr the serious
condition of two of hi little children,
who wre kicked by a vicious burs re
cently. II haa been sick with pneu
monia, but the physlclana say his con
dition waa not serious on that account
Mr. Redmond leaves a widow and all
children, II had lived In this county
for tblrty-lwo yeara.
Widows His Victims.
CHIC AGO. (Special) John J.
Brown, former aecretary of th Chi
cago polio pension board, hut later
connected with the city clerk's office,
waa asked to resign Frldsy from the
public aervlce. He promptly avceded
to the request. The relgntion re
sulted from Investixatlon by tb alder
manic "graff committee regarding
charges of extortion by widow who
were applicant for pensions.
No. Maude, dear; th pural of foot
ball Is not fastball-
T fnUrmlrtst Prslrl Don
In Nbrska, wher who! low
hips ar covered with pralrla flog III
lag, an eipeditloa of scientists I
iperlmenllng with methods for ex
let ruinating th pests. Th most f
fectlv mean used hitherto I th put
ting Into tbelr hole lighted ball of.
cotton saturated with carbon bisul
phide, which gives off a deadly gag.
Exchange.
Aerial Eaeurin.
A project Is on foot In Geneva for
th tbl!bmnt cf aerial eseursloba
I ! (b summit of Mount Illana,
Mr. W In.Uvl PtaMfutn; Wfeviav,'
SW lil 4- t'l.i. anftoa tl ain. rl.4 He
Siaioiai,ailW sat. l4 jaoa. SlNli
I xv that live on beauty alot will
soon aiarv to death.
I at believe lUo score lev iwaannptwis
ka ss equal tie WI nka.-Joai 9
tsvaa, Tnultr Kprincs, lad.. . , leoa
A womsn can't feel dressed up and
reel comfortable too.
D Your Cloth Look VllowT
Thra uaa rr)anc Ptarrh. It will kS
whir. IS oa. tor 10 cent.
It doesn't psy to snub a man who
wes yon money.
fnVS T i mm n I" I ( nr 4 fmANWM.
vt y a i-.f IT. H'lnc'l llttal 3l,r, k-.or
Sa i r run ns.oo ii; ..! inu
a. H. Sio. Laa mt Am -. I Sli-aial fca tm
Any woman would raher hav yon
look her over (ban overlook her.
If you want creamery prices do a
th creameries do, us JCNE TINT
BUTTER COLOR,
Rom people work overtime tnirig
to get shorter hours.
When You Buy Rtsrch
tv? tVnan)- and th ht Ml OS, I
I taunt, o d. alway a. -
Oil and water won't mix, except la
Ub farm of stock.
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i rirt t,1ik M I VMtttM latnraia
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kai bt vmkiail 1. riit4 a
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A woman never forgives a man who.
toesnl admire her.
r Hoi W H T-IHT.
In tbia tarn of the paper tb World's
Cmlvt Jirj EnaUi.UBieo.. Mruixt
ft J aot-ard M. IxitU!. IDtlounr IheT ul
Mtd Kr to our r.lr tbeir magnificent
I'atalofD ronlaiuiug Ih-'Unami of lU-trat-.ou
vllb price of tb must IwAHtttal
tbinj-. In wo' Id la W !ob. lHaaiood,
Jlry . Siivrrw. r, Tbetr prvre
r tb k- la Amtrtca ft fin fvxt.
If you r going to malt m lau a if t
yea touM do ll to md (tr it a 4c.
American Patents.
The United gtstes patent offices Is
sue one-third of the whole Dumber of
parents Issued la the world, or nearly
as many as France, Germany and
Ureal Britain combined, and four and
a half time as many as Germany. tb
only one of our near competitor)
which makes novelty researches be
fore granting patents.
The Happier Man,
A North Missouri paper aks: "Who
Is the hspplrr. the man who possess
1100 oou or the men mho fcs set
daughters?" To which another ex
change replies: "The man with the
sjrph-s girls, of course. The man
with the money la not ssttafled,, end
wants more. The man with tbe rr
a daughter la satisfied be ha
enough."
Clicsrs Diappar.
The Ice In Greenland la melting;
BBore rapidly than It t formed. tVro
parleon of th descriptions cf tbe
Jacobabavea glacier shoes that Ha
edge has receded eight miles stne
mo. and It res lost tetty to thirty
teat la depth. '
Us More Whisky.
In sixty yeara the annuel per ceptta
consumption of whisky baa gradual'f
decrvasevl froro two aad a half to one
and a fui-th gallons. In forty year
the consumption of beer has Increased
from less than two to more than e
tateen galkma per capita
ABOUT Ft Alt
Often Cemee from Lack f fliohl
reed.
Napoleon aald that the bet fed
oldiera were hla test soldiers, for
fear . and nervousness coin quickly
wba the etomach Is not nourkthed.
Nervous fear Is a sure sign that tbe
body Is not supplied with lb right
food.
A Connecticut lady ears: "for
auny year I bad ta sufferer from
I digestion and heart trouble and la
almost constant fear of sudden death,
the most acute suffering possible.
I'letlng brought on weakness, etuacla
tloa and nervous exhaustion aad I
was a complete wreck physically aad
altnoat a wreck menially.
"1 tried many foods, but could not
avoid tbe terrible nausea followed by
vomiting that ram after eating until
I tried Grape Nut. This food agreed
with my palate anj stotosrh fruui the
stsrt. This was aluut a year agu,
titeadlly and surely a tbenge from
sickness to hvallh cams unlit now I
have no symptoms of dyspepsia and
can wa.k 10 tnilss a day without being
greatly fatlgtivd I bave cot laken a
drop of medicine since I be-an th
us of Grspe Nuts and peopt say I
look many ytars youngvr than I
really am.
Wy poor old sUk body has been
triad over and I feel as tbouiih my
head bad been too, l.lf la worth liv
ing cow and I eipect to enjoy it tor
many yeara to come If I can keep
way from bad foods and hsve Grape
Nuta." Nam gltn by l'ustum Co,
Ilsttle Cieek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Ixok in each package for a copy ct
the famous litUe bowk, "Tb Road U
AnUvUla"