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:ocooooooooooooooo oo OTIiia STATK. . Direct From New York, Charles E. Hughes is elected gov: eriior of New York by a plurality of about 60,000. Greater New York went for Hearst by from seyenty to seventy-five thousand. Old New York gives more than 60,000 of this. Queens county gave about 8,000 for N Hearst. Kings county within a few hundred. of an even break. Ricb mond gave Hearst 1,000. ' The up State above., the Bronx . came down with about 130,000 plu rality. There was a slump from the Hig gles vote in the manufacturing towps. . Rochester fell off about 3,000 and in Elmira, Horoellsville, Utica, Rome, Hudson and towns where labor is strong, all suffered Albany county went about. 6,000 for Hughes and Onondaga rout (led up its McKinley figures. ' Counties like Tompkins, Chenan go, Livingston, msex ana west Chester made substantial increases over two years ago. Scattering returns indicate that the New York districts have re turned about the same number of members of congress as at .present. The State Senate and Assembly will be Republican by substantial majorities. . Camming! in Iowa. There is every reason to believe that Cummings will receive at least 20,00(1 plurality oyer Porter, demo crat. X wu Ul iuwii vuuKinouicu will be democratic. Hoch lead In Kansas. The Republicans claim a lead of 3,000 on governor, with twelve counties still out. Announcement that entire -Republican . ticket was , atasbed.) iUemocratie 'gains were tvade in the tower house of the legis lature, but that body will be over whelmingly Republican. Legislature Beets dSavcnor. Returns In New (Hampshire indi cate that the voters failed by a nar row margin of ten to elect a gover nor. The state law requires thai the successful candidate receive a majority over other candidates. The legislature which is Republican will elect the next governor. Ohio's G. O. P. Successful. Chairman Dick's claim on the eve of the election for 75,000 plurality for Thompson, Republican, was well founded. Election returns have so' verified his claims. Stuart Wins In Pennsylvania., , Stuart., the Republican-candidate, receives a plurality of 62,523 oyer Emery, the Fusion candidate. . Nevada Is Democrat Indications are that the Demo crats will curry the II tate by 2,500. Oklahoma Through pledges made by the Prohibitionists, the. Republi can forces were greatly weakened in this state. The Democrats will have about 98 representatives in the con vention out of a possible 112. Indiana According to latest re turns Indiana went 30,000 Republi can. Elected two Democratic con gressmen. Rhode Island Higgins,Democrat, has a plurality of 1,238 over Utter, Republican. Missouri State regained by the Democrats with a plurality of over 7,000. North Dakota Democrats win in this state, by a -plurality of 2,000. ; Wadding Guasts "Calls Down." A Gold Coast Journal describes a wedding and a feast following It In a manner befitting a custodian of mor als and manners: "It is reported that most of the gentlemen who attended refreshed themselves ' avariciously, and the manner In which they acted ' does not speak well of their gentle manly principles. These . gentlemen may please beware to avoid a repeU , . tloo on future occasions." What Cotton. Takes from Earth. An -ordinary crop of cotton takes from' tbe oll, In one' acre of ground, more than 26 pounds of chemical ' salts. There Is withdrawn from the earth ne'arly niae pounds of phos phoric acid, more than nine pounds of potash, more than a pound of sul phuric acid, nearly two pounds of lime, and over three pounds of mag nesia, besides other salts- . POWER OF THE IMAGINATION. Many Suffer from Maladies Which E . 1st Only In Their Minds. Medical papers have just been tell tng us pf still more wonderful curei of non-existent' maladies. Burke al ways fancied that he had something In his throat, and was held by some to have' shortened his ' days by the drastic treatment to which he sub mitted himself for his Imaginary ob struction. y ' What wonder, then, that a traveler In Abyssinia, seeing one of his native porters bitten by a serpent, should find' the man writhing in agony and with every symptom of snake poison ing? 'The man must have his way, he really appeared poisoned.' ' With Spartan courage be hacked off hit hand with a " knife, and though he lacked antiseptics, straightway recov ered." " : - '. ' When the caravan came across s doctor atbe hero showed to the latter his mutilated stump' and the serpent which had bitten him. The doctor applauded the courage and wis dom of the man, but confided to the latter's master that the mutilation need not, have ' been undergone the snake was harmless. ' Imagination had made the native believe himself al most poisoned unto death. ENGLAND'8 REDUCED WINE BILL Big Restaurant Company Finds Tea Is Hurting Its Profits. ' The remarkable extent to which tea Is taking tBe place of wine in Eng land was indicated at ' the lamentf u) annual, meeting, of a great London company, Spiers - ft Pond, limited, which operates stores, hotels, restau rants, places of amusement, etc, The bad showing for the year was explained by the steady falling off in the consumption of ajcohollc drinks. In 20 years, while the population of the country has Increased by 10,000, OOP, the consumption of wine and spir its has fallen off by $55,000,000, and the consumption of beer in propor tion. . At one restaurant in a single even ing only a single bottle of champagne was ordered, while a few years ago 25 or 30 would have been required. The golden stream of profits, It was lugubriously said, now flows from the teapot rather than the wine , bottle. The railway restaurants have special ly .suffered. ' Civic Pride, Indeed. "Civic pride,", said Lincoln Steffens, the noted reform writer, "Is All -very well In Its way. , Humility, though, and discontent ..usually lead to better things than pride and complacency do, and whenever I hear any man boasting overmuch about his city's .excellence, I think of the civic pride of an old resident of Peebles. "To this old man, who regarded Peebles as a finer town than Paris, a' copy of Shakespeare's works was once loaned. The old man read the Im mortal -plays for the first time. He enjoyed them mightily, and, on being asked what he' thought of them, he slapped his knee and said in a loud, enthusiastic voice: " 'They're line. They're glorious. They far surpassed all my expecta tions. Why, sir, there are not 20 men In Peebles who could have written those plays." ' ' c 3 Lull, - In Praise of, Tramps. ' Jack London, , the brilliant novelist, was praising the tramp... . ."Many a tramp," he said, "Is more Intelligent and honorable, and has a happier life, than the average rich man. . Tramps are renowned the world Dver, too, for their humor. "I once knew a tramp named Bos ton Jack. It Is said that Boston Jack knocked on the back door of a farm house one July afternoon, and asked for assistance. . j "The farmer's wife said sharply to him: ' " 'Why don't you go to work? Don't you know that a rolling stone gathers no moss?' . " 'Madam,' said Boston Jack, 'with out evading your question, may I ask of what practical utility moss would be to a man in my condition?'" When Poison Has Been Taken. In case of poisoning, empty the stomach at once, using as an emetic mustard In lukewarm water, a table spoonful of mustard to a cup of water, salt and water, same proportions, or cold water, ad libitum. The mechan. leal resource would be thrusting the finger in the throat or tickling it with a feather. - An enema frequently acta quicker than an emetic In emptying the stomach ' and bowels. The next thing Is to give antidotes, lime water scraped from the walls If you can't get hold of any other form quickly; magnesia, whiting, rice water, wood ashes, all are effective, but get your doctor on the spot as quickly as possi ble and follow his directions. Re member, In all these Instances preven tion Is far better than cure. Tramcars for 'Consumptives. The idea of utilising old horse tram way cars for consumptive patients haa been carried Into practical operation In Leith. In -a field with a southern exposure near the Pllton Hospital for Infectious Disease, four old cars have been stationed. Very little has nee done to them. Merely the window glass thas been knocked out on the south aide, and one of the seata fitted np for twd bunks. On the top of th cars the fixed seals are cleared oil and garden chairs placed ready foi the patients when the weather Is suf flclently favorable to allow of then sitting without shelter London Uo pltal. - v , a and Winter small mu m Pieces We show a complete line of small furs for ladies in all grades of furs from coney to genuine mink. We. also have them in Jap, Nutria Brown, Krimmer and Blenn ed and Natural Muskrat. -:- LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S LOM Our line of cloth coats in plaids, checks and fancy mixtures with hoods, capes and plain surpasses all competition. C S n?k L'ANSE, MICHIGAN. NEW YORK'S COSTLY CHURCHES. Trinity's Value Put at $12,500,000, In eluding Land. . Trinity church Is valued at $12,500, 000. This estimate Includes the land occupied by the churchyard. - It Is In the most valuable part of New Tork, if not In the most valuable division of property in the world. - . ' St Paul's church Is valued at $5, 500.000. Grace church, at what was once de schlbed as the head of Broadway, Is valued at $950,000. ' The ' First Presbyterian church, - on Fifth avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, Is valued at $750,000. St Mark's church, on Second av enue, an old landmark in that-neighborhood, Is valued at $275,000. The Marble Collegiate church, Fifth avenue and Twenty-ninth street is valued at $1,000,000. The Church, of St Paul the Apostle (the Paullst church), at Fifty-ninth street and Columbus avenue, la valued at $700,000. Tie West Presbyterian church, on West Forty-second street, Is valued at $450,000, St Thomas' at $1,700,000 and the Fifth avenue Presbyterian church, and 11 West Fifty-fifth street, at $1,600,000. The . valuation - of the Temple Emanu-El Is $1,530,000, of St Pat rick's cathedral $6,000,000, of the B'nai Jeshurun synagogue $300,000; of the Temple Beth-El, at the corner of Fifth avenue and 8eventy-eixth street, $1,300,000; of the Broadway taber nacle, Broadway and Fifty-sixth street $700,000, and-of the Christian Scientist church. Central Park West and Sixty-eighth street, $300,000. SIMPLE CURE FOR NEURALGIA. If on Left Side of Face Put Right Hand In Hot Water and Vice Versa. A simple .method of curing facial neuralgia Is given In the Indian Re view. If the neuralgia Is In the right side of the face the left hand ahould be placed In a basin of water as hot as can be borne. . Or If neuralgia Is on the left side of the face then, the right hand should bevplaced In the hot wa ter. It Is asserted that In this way re lief may be obtained In less than five minutes. 1 The explanation Is that the two nerves which have the. greatest num ber of tactile nerve endings are the fifth and the median nerve. As the fibres of these two nerves cross, any Impulse conveyed to the left hand will affect the right side of the face, or If applied to the right hand will affect the left side of the face. This is on account of the crossing of the cords. . ')'' Popularity. , "Why is that Russian oClclal putting on so many airs about hU popularity?" "No one has thrown a bomb at him ior three weeks.' Zellen s. C Menard Block, L'Anse. Complete Line cof Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy " and Toilet Articles. Full Stock of : : Fnfnnf Undininns. Prescriptions CirtfoB Compouded All kinds of Hunters ' Am munition. JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment ' . of - ; ;. Paints, Oils, Varoish, Glass, etc, In large or small quantities. Zcllcn's Phamacy Prep are for Fall o o -o Our fall goods are arriv ing every day and it will be to your interest to call and look them over. , Well Selected Stock We carry a well selected stock of fancy and staple groceries, and invite you to become a customer. P.BRENNAN L'ANSE, MICH. foooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooc CALL. AND SEE OCK NEW LINE OF Men's Working Shljts, Men's Heavy Underwear, Working Gloves and Mitts,' Worsted Gloves, Driving Gloves and Silk Lined Gloves. MEN'S HEAVY RUBBERS. 12 inch Top. Arties and Alaskas. ' 1 J.CB. SMITH'S STORE, - L'ANSE. FREE I BeantiM Hand-Decorated Dinner Sejs,;: We have just received a large shipment of high-grade; Seml-viterous decorated Porcelain Ware, which we are going to give to our cus tomers FREE. Our plan to enable you to secure a Dinner Set free la through a coupon system, which accompanies every cash purchase. Coitie In and Let Us Explain. MATT HANSEN. Oea t We t L'Anse, Mich. 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