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THE FARMVILLE HERALD
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HONOR TOR HU. PA8T, HELP FOR THE PRKHENT, HOPE POR MIK PUTURK,
VOL XV FARMVILLE, VA., PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1904. SO.B.
CITY DIRECTORY.
0*T*a W I. manion
p**SI0l - I K. Harrow,
iii Corarnttt****.
nuance ll K Wall.VV I*, l.llllnin, VI'. K.
Wall. Walk
* in, ll. K. Wall,
Walker "
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T Poi
I I Mideraon,
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? '. SV l-. uilllam,
ll 1 Karron.
iv illlllam, H. K. Wall. H. W.
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Opera M,.is.- W. K. Auderaot
Kramhert. VV
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Waa -
Isrn.r K. I Rrambert, W. Anderaon
al. E. Harlow
Barrow, vv p. (Jilli***, ll. K
lt, K. U Kiramia.-rt,
- Harland.
- a fault-It, Jr.
rr of itttveuii* f. ll. 0. Klee
Miller.
- liam.
M Kola-aoU.
J.H. Marl.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
of Circuit Ooah lion. Q****fS J
Mun '
t rircult Court. K. J
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lieptity r.i-ik nf County and circuit
.rland.
-a I "af -
Coiuuilaaiotu-r of Keveline II. J. farter.
? I ll luck
Com IB I v li. Wat
lui.
Hoard of Su|~ ri laura Kuruiv Hie IHalrlct
.er; Hiil'iilo Utatrlct, K. Irt*e Price
Hampden l-iatrl.-t. K. I.. Dupuy, t'ltiilrinaii)
Kinkell ItlalriclaW. ll. Il llultard . lrt'tgll I'la
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\ H. ARMSTRONG^
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practice, lu lin couria ut Prince
Cuuita-rlaitd. Huekiiisliaui aud adjolulni
munt lt a.
**T N|h-i ial Ktlt-iilloii given lo BBS col!ec
tiou oft laira*.
OBVICS?Third itri-t-l, Karmvllle, S'a.
Robt, kincaid brock,
attorn fy at law,
Ofli.-e over Agnew'* Drug t*Uore,
Oor. Main and Third Street*,
Fa KM vi kkk, Va.
IlkSBY K. I.BB, J. TAVUiaT ll..*l*uM
? ?-, S'a. Karmv Illo, S"a.
Lee & Thompson
Attorneys at Law,
Fakmvii.lk and Ckkwk, Ya.
TB Pitas* Kdward, Noltowny and ru
'otnins eouiitiea Prom pl attention to hu
ilona made and promptly rt
ni I lied
J? M. CRUTE.
?Attorney it Law,?
l- Ml VI VI l.I.f. - ? . VI Kl 11.NI A.
Practl -ea in Prince Kdward and adjotnln
of Virginia an
Klchtnond.
??-- Bloek.
A D wATKIBI. R H WATKINS.
WATKINS tf WATKINS
-aTTORIEYS AT LAW,
KA KM VI KKK, VA.
Practice In Couria of Prince Kdward. Cun
iM>riand, Kucklui(tiaiii, Noltoway and Am.
Ila. and I'ni led Mtatea Court at Klcliraoni
.1 altentlOTt paid to cane* lu bani
rupley.
q 8. WING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Green Ba;, Prince Edward Coualy, Vi.
?wTCiiikTs:?State and Federa
\y c franklin
ATTORNi:V-.\T-I.A\V.
PAMPI.IN CITY, VA.
Practice, in Appomattox, Prince Edwat
and Charlotta counties Nnpretne Court .
Viral maand U. H. Couria.
BRICKS! BRICKS!
I sm manufacturing a fine grade
of Hard II ricka for
kSrundatiVras and Buildings,
Machine anil Hand Make, Him.in
for chimneys, re-pressed for outside
work. Can fill orders promptly
ami plea** you.
THOS. A. BOLLING,
Farmville. Va.
J. P. IiAlll.BORN
i-tm a
SIGN 1\UNTKR
WINDSOR HOTEL
ttOt SI6BS OB Qi.*.., WOOD INO MIT!
L*ti?t Niw Voa* Btvii*
8*Ti.r*CTiON Ou*a**TitD oa ho Ch?*o
-Mao* -
Exact
Examinations. . .
xxxxx-xx-xx-xxxxxxxx-xxx
Wc pat intelligence
into examining your
eves. We nie careful
that you shall have just
what your eves require.
We tit them jierfcctls s<>
that they will lie com?
fortable.
Lenses Ground Properly,
Hims lhat Suit Your Face,
Glasses lhat Fit Your Needs
W. T. BLANTON,
Jeweler and Optician.
\\thite a. co..
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundrie
PrMcrlpilon. Careful ly Compounded.
VArlM VIKKI.. VA.
A (leod Complexion.
"Sparkling eyes snd rosy cheeki re?
stored bl using DeWitt's Little Farly
Risers," so writes S. P, Moore, nf
\ai*.>ifi.livries, Tex. A certain cure for
biliouaneaa, oonstipation, ete. Small
pill easy to take?easy to sol
hy The WlOOtOO Drug I'...
A Urary Load.
To lift that load off of th? stomach
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, lt digests
what you e*t. Sour stomsoh,belching.
ga* mi stomach and all disorder* of the
stomach that ar? curable, nre instantly
relieved and permanently eared bi the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. S. I'
Sfrrs, * druggist st 1ST Main street,
New Britain, Conn,, *ay*:*"K<*dol Dys?
pepsia Cure is giving such universal
satisfaction and is so surely becoming
tbe positive reliei slid ?ubseuuent cure
for this distressing ailment, 1 feel that
1 am always sure to satisfy and gratify
my customers by recntiiiiientliim it to
them. 1 write this t" hIhiw BOW well
the remedy is spoken of here " Kod?l
Dyepepaia Core was discovered after
years of scientific experiments arid will
-possibly cure all stomach trouble*.
Sold hy The Winstou Drug fo.
>ol a Sick Hay Since.
"I was taken severely sick with kid?
ney trouble. I tried all sort* nf medi?
cine*, noni- of which relieved tue. i lin?
day I saw an ad. of your Fleet ric Rit?
ter* and determined to try that. After
taking a few doses 1 felt relieved, anil
noon thereafter wa* entirely cured, anil
have not seen a sick day since. Neigh?
bor* of mine have treen curt-ii of Rheu?
matism. Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney
troubles and general Debility." This i*
what R. F. Bass, of Fremont, V C..
write- Only 50c, ?t White A Co.,
Druggists.
Mothers Praise ll.
Muthera everywhere praise One Min?
ute Cough t'ure for the sufferings it
has relieved and the lives of their lit?
tle oues it ha***aved. A certain cure
for cough*, croup and whooping cough.
A. L. Spsfford, Postmaster, of Chester,
Mich., say*: "Our little girl was un?
conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and terrible attack of croup.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly re?
lieved and cured her and I cannot
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Cough Cure relieves coughs, makes
breathing easy, cuts out phlegm, draws
out inrlammstion, and removes every
cause of a cough and strain on lungs.
Sold by The Winston Drug Co.
S,
A Physician Healed.
Dr. Geo. Fwing, a practicing physi?
cian of Smith's (trove. Ky., for over
thirty years, writes his personal ex?
perience with Foley's Kidney Cure:
"For years I had been greatly bothered
with Bidney and bladder trouble and
enlarged prostate gland. I used
everything known to the profession
without relief, until I commenced to
use Foley's Kidney (.'ure After taking
three bottles I was entirely relieved
and cured. I prescribe it now daily in
my practice and heartily recommend
its use to all physician* for such trou?
ble*. I have prescribed it in hundred*
nf eases with perfect success" Sold
by W. B. Agnew.
A Runaway Hlcycle,
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. B. Omer, Franklin Grove, ill.
It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield?
ing to doctors and remedies for four
years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured. It's just as good for Burns,
Scalds, Skin Irruptions and Piles. 20c,
st White A Co's , Drug Store.
Thousand". Cured.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Halve has
cured thousands of cases of Piles. "I
bought a box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve on the recommendation of our
druggist," so writes C. H. LaCroix, of
/.avella. Tex, "and uaed it for a stub?
born case of I'i les. lt cured me per?
manently." Sold by The Winston
I>rug Cn.
A l'ar.1.
This is lo certify that all druggisti
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the courh
and heals the lungs. Prevents pneu?
monia and will cure incipient consump?
tion Contains no opiates and is safest
for children. A?k for Foley's Honey
and Tar and insist upon having it
Stops the cough and heals the lungs.
Sold by W. B Agnew.
No matter how long you have had
the cough ; if it hasn't already develop
ed into consumption, Dr. Wood's Nor*
way Pine Svrup will cure if.
Hive* are a terrible torment to tin
little folks, and to some older one*
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment nevei
fails Instant relief, permanent cure
At any drug store, 60 cent*.
Ring'* Dyspepsia Tablets cure indi
gestion, dyspepsia and strengthens thi
stomach. Sold by Anderson Drug C<>.
- Honey and Tar is different
from all other remedies offered for th(
relief of coughs, lung and bronchia
troubles. It contains Antiseptic pro
perties that destroys the germs, arie
Solvent propertje?thatcut the phlegm
allowing it to be thrown off, move* tin
bowel* gently- Cure* Croup, Whoop
ing Cough snd Colds in one nigh
Sold by Anderson Drug Co.
FaTored hy Roth Parties.
Republicans and Democrats alikt
praise Foley's Honey and Tar fo
coughs, colds, and all throat and lunj
diseases, as no other remedy can com
pare with it. It is safe and sure. F
T. Hlatcr, merchant, 171 Main St.
tiloucester, Mata, write*: Foley'
Honey and Tar cured mi of a very ba(
cough which I had for three month
though other remedies failed to benet!
me. 1 can highly recommend it fo
coughs and colds." Sold by W. B. Ag
new.
Disastrous rt reeks.
Carelessness ii responsible for man
a railway wreck and the tame cause
are making human wrecks of sufferer
from Throat and Lung troubles. Bu
since the advent of Dr. King's Nei
Discovery for Consumption, Cough
and Cold*, even the worst cases can b
cured, and hopeless resignation is n
longer necessary. Mrs. Loi* Cragg, c
Dorchester, Ma**., is one of man;
saved by Dr. King's New Dil
cover?. Thjs great remedy is guaran
teed for all Throat and Lung disease
by SVhite A Co., Druggists. Price 60(
and ll no. Trial bottles free.
(nutitf rfeitlnr, Ihe tinmine.
Foley A Co., Chicago, originate
Honey and Tar as a {throat and lung w
melly, and on account of the grei
merit and popularity of Foley's Hone
and Tar many imitatiooi are offered fi
the genuine. A**, for Foley's Hone
and Tar and refuse any aubstitute o:
fe red as no other pmjjaratton will giv
the same satisfaction, lt is mildl
laxative. It contains no oDlstes an
ls safest for children and delicate pei
sods. Hold by W. B. Agnew.
THE CANYON TRESTLE.
This ha* man wrought; to (poa th* un
tam,al Hood.
To link the hoary BBBllarsi cliffs In
banda.
To elcnv* hla pathway straight with
aweat and blood
Up thu wlilte silence of tsatroddea
landa.
Measure lha man against Oat ft- k*
fought.
Invincible? and eaalnaO. This hus man
wrought.
Deem not tha mountain's hulv pince de?
filed
When the black swelt* ctaod b
al .pe and maur;
rhlnk not lt* silence fl. -
wild
Lons warning whistles thrill the snows
afar.
Tha way of toll ls I .
And forged stott are holy things
Nay, not fnr gold alone the tollt rs
wrought;
Nay. not for fume ur pride th* pulsing
brain
Flung out aero*, tha cliff* Ita r-pbmild
thought,
la-toped the wild pineland* rSocO* In
Its chain
Brother* by danger shared, Minns, pa?
tient, still.
Hen wrought ls steel the signal
will.
Th* acroll I. graven large for > ,
a. ??
A writhing on tha wall In storm and
?un:
'Her. shall the highway of the nation br.
For scattered peoples gathering Into
one;
Kindred unknown fr,,rn unkriuw;
and lands,
Ilrought gSlOS* In Hod's temi
touch hand*."
Thia ha* man wrought?hts m kl
gag. and pledge.
What might was his who stormed thc
mountain's strength.
Kecked not of toppling crag and I, y
ledge.
Ilought By Shae* will his path, held ut
arm', length
Disputing death! lt.aol In hla rock-.?!. ft
plan
God'* measure of the stature of a mau.
A .tatura that shall .hame on:
strife.
Laugh down our littleness of selfish
fears,
Flail) on dim eyes the splendor of the life
Which set Ka token here fur unborn
years
Wrung from the Jaw* of death
stained, blood-bought,
Th* sacred way of toll, this has man
wrought.
-Mabel Earle, In Totith's Companion.
tnautuni
The Woman in Red
By Muriel Campbell Dyar.
Copyright, 1889, by The Shortstory I'ub
llahlng Company. All rights r??HT ad.
WINTER reigned throughout Eu?
rope, but on the Riviera spring
and Bummer bloomed together.
head ths sky wu infinitely blue, behm
the sea was green and purple and
amethyst Everywhere the sun, every?
where tbs scent of geranium and
mimosa, ths fragrance of rose anti
violet Always the deep boom, boom
of the waves thundering against thc
tall cliffs of Monaco, always the cry
of the sea gull, forever the chimes from
the church of Salnte Devote.
At Monte Carlo, that paradise of the
gamester, the season was at Its height
Tha Hotel de Paris and Beau-Illvatre
were crowded, those of the quartey Ia
Condamine were full, and well
people, finding shelter In som'
lodging house over In Monaco, gave the
name of aome fashionable resort when
applying for a carts d'admlsslon to the
"Cerelea des Etrangere*," the euphemis?
tic title of that Institution which draws
hither the svld and the Inquisitive of all
the nations. Day after day, night after
night, the Casino overflowed with those
who came to tempt Fortune, ?very
on* laughed and sang and was gay.
Heavy hearts are hidden at Monte
Carlo.
It was at a concert that she flrst ap?
peared?ths Woman In Red. The
French tenor was Just beginning his
number when the doors of the middle
box of the right hand tier swung slow?
ly open and closed behind her. She
stood for Just a moment outlined
against the Ivory background. Very
tall she seemed, dressed from head to
foot In red?not cardinal, nor crimson
?but th* most Intense and glowing
acarlet From out this mass of color
her bare throat rone vividly white, and
down the satin of her skirt her un?
gloved anns hung, soft and round as
those of a child. Her hair, too, fine
and fair, gave her head a rather child?
ish look. And then?no wonder fans
stopped fluttering and silks began tn
rustle?her fBce was entirely concealed
by a mask of dark red velvet!
The lady seated herslf quickly, with
a curious grace In every movement,
sad the red of her dress spreading on!
around her, stained as with blood thc
whiteness of the box. She raised her
glass snd Insolently swept the house,
moving her head so that the Jewels in
her hair blazed and flamed Into th"
faces turned In her direction. A latish
floated from above as a woman In QM
gallery, with her programme twisted
Into a roll, mocked the motion. Thr
Woman la Red turned away her facc
wlth a shrug of her white shoulders
and aat through the performance .-nlti
?till and Indifferent At the beginning
of the last number she rose slowly, and
gathering together her shlmmcrln*;
scarlet left the box. That was tht
Introduction to the world of Monti
Carlo of the Woman in Red.
After that, Interest centered abou1
hsr. Increasing as her peculiarities be
cams known. She never wore a sug?
gestion of any color but red, and tha
alone was enough to make her con
sptcuous. Then the mask, thought t(
have been merely a caprice on thi
night of the concert, was never re
moved. That rfBllOd her mysterious
She talked but little, going about si
lently, with a soft. Bghf Mop <?n
might b* quit* alone, and the nt-x
moment auddenly aware of the Re
Woman's presence. When the tal
young Englishman who lost everythltif
at a turn of the wheel went out lntc
the Caalno garden and, cocking hlf
pistol In the shadow of the cacti, mut
tered: "I'll end the whole cursed busi?
ness!" the Woman In Rod murmurer:
persuasively beslds him: "Oh, I
wouldn't?" and he didn't, and wher
a lady knelt one evening before th(
Image of the Virgin In the church ol
3alnte Devote, and whispered wildly
"0 Blessed Mother, forgive me mj
?1db!" lt waa the Woman In Red whe
llnlahed softly for her. "and those whe
thing inure ti.
'
odor ni
came Into tt. ?
there In her
flower I
'
'
nnd ni
To make her a -1
nous, myal
for a ? hopi ?
wrinkled an,
capable of life, ss '
tum] t,
'oninn In Ri
How Bhonld i ?
"oh. the devil, tl ?
tared a Iii ??
"They'd Hiv'- us if .. ?
and nore chu
any one cuni..
velvet n
"Sh., is, certain!) '
dryly.
angrily. "\,
nr that stupid '
lt la true lhat the W
i a,i found ai
count ami thi md the
English boy
ami the rivoli
ns the ??
In favor, i. i
'
ting on tin
suitors til] lt b
as a gai: i
But throughout i' ;ili 11
maine.I cain
to tell her n
"I ntl
'l bavi
?
tlful?"
"Oh, ri count.
"Your hand
"Your hair
Englishman, with I
In answer to i
a hard little laugh, nol
Bt to hear.
To ba
little av
after 1
or Monaco | bi a I I ;
her than at fl
hesltat '
he had one - ta km
mystery of the rn
?
her Innumerable Perhai tl
of thc women I
sin- had adopted Ihl
lng the attention rightfully 1
?
might be studied for a
arriving at I
Tho warm
along, and a
In tho Bhelti
grow 01
languid evening ol
Wi,niau iii Ri
? ? |
Side bj
air of the Cash:
scented ? a murmur >il
ter and talk, nnd the fi
clack of the r
pushed back bl r . bail ll
said tO the man:
"Do come out In! ri lt h
Insufferably ho! In
oold think,"
at length, ns the* stroll.-.1 thro
Bhrnbbery, "thal ri i
unbearable!"
"It ls."
"Then why Hoi tal S it off?"
"I did n.-t eom< oa< li
"But perhapa I did!" Thi
shoulders aq
alvely.
The woman mad.- BO I
tinned her occupation of
ping a ring up and down I
"Oh, I have dropped i
denly cried, and
search for it. The low !
caught In the colls of a*
To free lt she lin;, itlenl I Dp hr
There was a sharp did
the release of a D and 1 li'
velvet nins: . loosened, f( ll loftlj lo th.
gTound. She made an In*
noise In her throat, and her liar
thrown up In an Ineffectual att
conceal her face, bot tl
was too quick for lier. Th re, In th
bright white moor
st the face of tbs Woman In
with a terrible cry of horror, fell Ilk
one dead upon the
It was a lone tuns before hi
of th
woman's hand ni"
cool trickle of anti
lay passive, thinking of Bothlni
suddenly lt all came
"Oh, don't, don't, don't too
he maped. "Keep away froni
He staggered to '
his hands to his eyes to shut out th
vision lhat would return 1!
trembled and his teeth i
Sometliing as white as Ihe D
gather, tl at hil Ml*
The woman madi
lure. "Oh, see, I have pol it ob
md she turned her bead I
behold ?
At the sound of hi
In terror and. withoot a word, bo
making as I
ran, lit ? ted, In tbe ?
Df the light, |
white moonlight tl In Ra
itood like on.- of of th
terraced garden. Its marble imrit;
turned ?
The next night she era
place at the roulette tai
Ihe stupid baron B
"Why don't y.
as she sat motionless anti Indifferent
eyed curiously bv I rs of th
game. She sat ap wearily ai, :
a pile of gold and notea apon I
No. 12. The croupier BtBI
revolving rapidly In or,*
sent the ball deftly rolling In ?> ?
and there was a little 1
ktlon. Tongues a ly whil
eyes were fast, oed on the whirlin
wheel.
"What has beeoaaa of our Englls
friend?" asked one.
"Gone home," wag the answer fror
another-across the table. "Perhar,
the heat went to hla head!" He tappe
down.
and the ball In ita
?
droppin
tied lt.
?
. to tho
'
nf the
marble
turning In one
a foldi ? -
'
ireh of
breath.
! woman, I over li
hr, while th
' rilled
all.
I ed the writing in
tremblli
e tain Il in;.
k from
,f the chur.-h
of Saints Devote, and l praj him, winn
.1. By all :
? ids." "
man to wh( re
I
upon thi
When la
: rolled
0 side, and
kwful, unhol]
?
bold the crucifix. T
to him ' lid not
ht fnr.
?(ih. the devil, the devil, thc devil.
?
rapidly
and im
attltudi imethlng
I
him f: When the
ritual to the
rowd whit li ? ir word
of ant!
? and distinct
hoed In Ihe
ave, upon him I pronounce
('burel
all the
a leaf. SS!
- to the nan
suddenly stopped tremblli
to lau: ' -Hld of Mich
other in theil
Tin- -; and the nd
raflon neted promptly and with
ball on thal
d by a com I.
At Monte Carlo ll will aol do to en
i.y and
! thinking. Bl
talk of other things. Thc old
count and the stupid baron wera
? - . drop the i
But when to the mad prii
there carri'- continually the dee]
and the chimi
should never ni"'
lld n'.t remember why;
t mildil I *-,,,,re lt.
Tran I roo. th*
-I, madam. what I
want.
I i now what you want
badly, hut I've ..nh one bar "f
the house, and the Bervanl ls using lt
:. "inc oth'-r t..
Tim. s.
hr Dade'* Little Liver Tills jun
Liver ills Sold bj Amie
' awful grit,liing, sta!.Lilli: pail
In the i the kidneys, .s dust
ol'I'ineules will cure it over night
discover; j-ut up it
-.ny. A delightful remedy sm
specific 'or nil Kidney ami Bladdei
tn*lillies Kold by Anderson Dr
. i'n\l.ir, of Kendallsii ?
rinusly diseased witb killin-;
alder trouble fnr 20 years, lb
known remedy withou
much benefit, until he used I
, cured hiiu, iiiid Mr
- itTerini
from kidney or bladder trouble to ?
lt bottle of I'
A new theory thal
ful in the cure ol l mg ant
- reined
cuts ide mu tu*, heal* the membranou
lining of tin- throat, lungs and lironcli
i?; tnt eomooia am
them tlie - il merally
Croup and Whooping Cough disappea
befon at before I;
-
Il \i. N.rvc and Bone l.iiiinielit
?on lints Co
,1 Hilka HU Hla lt...k
- of Dis
il will cure yoi
I
ila,
?I find
.
I not move an
- I ?in now ont and I
truly your*,
SW, V*.
Bold by White A Co. and Winnlon DrugC
*-*:
From the Inside of a
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
What Happens on One of These Mighty Engines of
Naval Warfare When in Action.
^
HE waa]
are the torpedo boats and
?
,(' *el JI the navies of tlie world.
vcr.-Jr ^ "^ l'ie *JaD*'
sian navies
ha-.- ah a proml
nar that they
interest
In thcms.-iv.-s i-ti tia \ ;ut, aol only of
al anthorrtii rid, bot
This Interest ls rea
aiph to warrant the printing of
an article describing these Infernal ma
' ?
la as sho flrst puts to sea
; ray, and outstrips
everything that Is going her way. If
lt should be your privilege, as lt has
ine, to be aboard, you t
of tha > nung commander
Into whoas ki ? i given,
you know that under your feet
ls a ship whli
-Tu, tl* lau Of all the
Of war that float.
Pron 3 heavl
? ?
of it throughout the Bhl]
li t.'-'th. A Destroyer ls flexible in brr
- tlon. and ls built to "give" to
simply a thin
skin Of steel on a light framework, and
:
ing through their covering. 111 >
of a lean, sinewy and enduring runner.
rigs, rolling, wallowing*,
-all the sea gyrations
loved and practiced
lOBtroyer. In these marine gym
she stands an cary |]
which reason. In bad weather, tb
mander has his spells of sickness, and
pa him sympa
i d y.
work of the commander ls not
fara y work, nor Is bis ship a fane
Then- ls no poi try of .-all al.
no evidence of luxury; but If you care
N ?
poetry of motion, and plenty of
will find lt I
Think of v. 'rois?a long.
low hull, rising for tl
et abort thi
which
the double purpose of protecting
in hear) W( ather and affording
. odatlon for the crew. \
accommodation lt ls. for there
an- tvv. In whh h al
ra and sleep, not all at one time,
of course, since there ls alwa
plenty of room In which to move and
nd eat. and do the nut.
odd Jobs that occupy the waking and
off duty hours of the wonderful "handy?
man."
For the rest, ihe deck runs fin
by I wf huge
?..rs. the two torpedo tubes, one
Amidships.
:' action,
and the after gun platform. In these
?
and another pair of :ful and
weapon? ar. na wa?
ter tank below.
The commander has. therefore, four
M at his servite; that ls to say,
he has the mi >ylng utterly,
with luck?which. In practice at any
me his way
four fi' - which have
cost. In round figures, more than a
sum of f'.nrrO.unO! And the v ,
fl
? ommander's rhlp ls a shell, lt ls
true, hut a.*' ..rt of which
ls a marvel of Ingenuity and skill; ard
the most marvelous of all parts ls thc
engine room, for here are the engines
which develop the
which is needed to maM? the destroyer
rush through the water al
hour, and fills her with that n
of life which seems to repreo
very lust of destru I
In the Etokehold an astonishing reve?
lation awaits you, especially If yt
had experience of other similar dena
I have been In the stokeholds of a good
many steamers, from a Cunarder?in
which I gari r near
?to a North sta trawler, and have mar?
ka! men could endure lt and live
hold lo
he a perfect oven; ard, lol It was quite
cool and comfortable, and marvelous
In its d-? ' .; g labor and safe -
:inb.
'
lay know lt
f the di -
elchlng of tl
els, to?
ne cln.a
:acks and are carri
n myriads on
This brain '
r?that circular strvcturi
?rward gun-platforr
ridge, which ls mon
rOOKlSO POItSVAP.D TH] \
f Tl
ape the attention ol
tor to a destroyer. It ls made of ar
nourud plate U
itillets and small missile*, an
arge enough to hold two men ai
hip.
Like all offii -
irs, he ls young and dare-devil I
.th for suth
le-rate task as tl.ut
ll li: motto. In all
btllty, I
ouch as he despises all rb
:. pause to i
ertaln to meet with the
H.- knows that he ls at llbert)
eels so lp and
iis crew In an attempt to
Demy,
In the dead of night ht
ila quarry?a
hip. whit b ls lylni fearfullj al i
?
-
a alert. Al
'
: maud it ti Bl
?
tho commander, but bi
made up his mind to I
his chances In a grand an.1
It Ls touch i
with death. 1
mercy, ? ? t ai
? ould not receive lt even If she di
inarry?the vast balk whoa
which .
prove l
THE VS
KO.
Ing as a tar,. I
ommander la greatly dar
luck ls with him
: liking d!*<
tiobserved. for the '; ?.
have momentarily left thi
taking and leave a black ;
. steal onwar ?
from the connlng-towe-r, and tl
torpedo ls dlschan
I
?ilssed the tnr
But the luck of th* bold hs* I ?
-itimaiider, ai
s have strm *? Hy the
time tl
and ls raclr..- \ I
dark night and safety. Of retaliatory
fire there ls nona, ll
has fallen upon thi * rom?
pany when the roar at. -,
have prono-i:
A fe? |
and nearly all her crew have
It ls a i.
than annihilating a reg;
could be, because a
- a few days -
| lentlful ar,.
ship ls the work of man;
with I:
WAI !
Yooeaonol - by external
??
tire must be applied inside, right at
? of the trouble. Man /
put up i' lible tube, with a
le snd
?
il piles
are imp .es the
pain Bin
B -Id by A:
Drug I
(io('arts are "all the go" Tor going
Doy tie can please you in prica '
and style.
( Bas h 1 \. ur.im,..
? ngers to tbe World'l I
puri'liase on each i boiada
nini Saturday iluring N
dny c ? ia No
folk ami Weetara Baila i
lum at very low
simi tickets with lunger limit,
.
Norfi ern Kailwa
sv. B
. . .
- ''.iliousnesa, headache, ?!
take Dr.Thachcr's Liver and Uk
Everyduy Travels.
The <
1 Eui
.
fa n?-w
fashitr
In. Now, we are I
hes bli mo. d and
r the OOO n, *ee
!e of thing*, but sav?
ing a ;? i tim*. An.
rig, and
r
?
liable to ha
far ard gain
so little. But t;es in
iar.guage lt ls we.:
own capacity for pi
-to question whet:
opportunities that ar* opened by t'
little Journeys of every day. B
I shop, og
rna, As for the human I
of tbe "Cine, there ll
said, "a Kory at every i
how many o' wt pass
r to the finest tree, the n
turesque vista, the i
ture that leeau an bitagral part
pe, or the x>'.,
-' life takei odd ai.-'
formi? asks Youth'.! Companion, lt
ls a national failing not confined to richi
? -;tv to "g?t'
I ? t ti.e road '
a thought, as well as the destination.
Wayside sounds an :
hoth pleasure and lnstru.
have opened "the I .nd the
seeing eye" and trained the mind to
comprehend and th* heart to -
thlze. Nor are we truly qualified to
travel until we have gained thlsi<iulp
ment and learned the lessons, that the
hom* highways hav* to t<
The Dressmaker's Slavs.
W nat mockery to prate ot ths equality
of the sexes vi v possesses the
freedom of uniform, and ths other ls tbe
slave of ev.r-varying costume, say*
Winifred Kirkland, In the Atlantic.
Think of the great portion of a lifetime
wo women are condemned to spend
In keeping our sleeves in style!
Talk of our playing with scholarships or
politics when we are all our days pant?
ing Battatvated after scampering Dame
Fashion, who, all our broken-minded
BawOdl Yet dre**
reform ls the fir-t article In our creed
of antipathies, atel I, for one, am last
of ladle* to iii I I !.? -r. tlc. I
am not ungrateful for the gift of sex and
were a fowl of the
air?wi int .Hon of hodden gray,
tnd soul unexpressed either by vocal
throat or personality of plumage!
Among th! id lt ls
tb* mais who I the lady who
wears uniform therwlsu with
luman beings is due, I suppose, to tome
freakish blt of chivalry on the part ot
the autocrat I B, the. ringmaster
who puta the entire menagerie through
heir tricks. No. *Bwould not be a fowl;
let me ia - tue at thi* bunine**
of dressing, pi i
"L's* reward* sparingly," wrote Ed?
ward Egglenton, and bis teaching has
been put Into practice by at bast two
women who lout their valuables st
I.-tland, tay a th* N. Y. World
Th* account to dat* stands thus: To
ons trolley <. r, for finding
$1,600, a Canadian quarter; to one small
boy, for finding emerald and diamond
pin, 20 cents. Ths magnitude of these
reward* 1* likely to cause a boom that
will add greatly to the population of
Coney Island. "I'nor but honest" men,
women and CblldrcB will flock tl.ir. in
eager ( to find tb* largest
sum and receive ths smallest reward,
lt open* a new future for th* rejuvenat
At Juvenal wrole
I - ar* ago; "Hocetty now?
aday* ls commended and starve* on uni?
versal praise."
Mar.) poonta oho live In town would
ba Immeasurably better off In tl
try. but they as a rule do not think to.
a ho do think so and have a long?
ing for rural life are generally unfitted
for a bucolic - I ka advent of
the trolley and tha telephone bas taken
away the lonesomeness of country life
and made lt more endurable for those
who are accustomed to i
tiona. Y?t tba country Is not the city,
and not everyone ls built of the right
matirlal to tackle farming and makes
tucceai of It unless he bas a mint of
money to spend and waits to mak* a
plaything of lt.
Astronomers estimate tbe .
from th* earth to Alpha Octaurl, the
neared flxsrd star, to b* about 26 tril?
lions of mll??. Rather than have any
fuss about lt the average mortal will
accept the estimate as approximately
correct and let it go at that. What sig?
nifies a matter of a trillion or two of
mllea when ll lars?
A MATTER OF HEALTH
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE