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From Cuba to Kingsburg.
RAISIN fcllUUr-JE
IN FRESNO
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(oU.,IL8 tT. pCICE
Tjpy'rc liilKiiitf nmvnilay richt
mtt iiIkiiiI tin- pviit XiijkiU'oii." Kiii'l
l':c l'an. "Inn wlicn t'ol!nT iliiy tli"
l"jakwl nil- wlm 1 lliuiiKht tin- cri-iitrst
m.m, I aj-n'l i!"ii't know. Tlu'iv' Wiisli
liijftoD. an' Ali vanilcT, mi' Napnli'iin, nn'
lot of iiOiirs, luit. in' way "f thinkiii',
UM AW Uniilii is nlu uil of Vm nil.'
'(irontiiwi Un't ji st ii In-ill" ntt-ru an.l
ili-ran like. Nnv, I'm lc Aliraliani i'oul'1
ku bit rur niili nny of Yin nriryin", an'
jrl mm n.tjr h liiul tin- HWini; of t lit-m
olil iMhplii. Tli at struck mi- whi-n 1 lu
nar trute mil, an' nfuri- 1 knew it 1
ctmhl the few-r, rnrrii-il coal nil lampx
iMunJ nitli tin- n t nf tin- itiumI, cut
lioiiliu' iilmiit .Itilm I'.iuw ii'k Imily iiiulilrr
In; in tlu frmin.l, ami Ity .links," mijs 1
l'a jim-r
"Of i-iinrsi-, Hilly must stay nt Innni- to
I'l anl mm ami tnaki- tlu- i-nrn ami liny
llt-'J just tiirmil lit'tccii, Imt lis I tnarrlii-il
my, lili-st if ihi-rv wnsu't ma i-ryin' in
iii inn-i. mi' Hilly yi'llin' like mail. 'I
ant a ilinim- tn strlki- fur liln-rty!" HU-ss
BiKaiu.' iu Ii-hm tliiiu a y,.ir if I tliiln't
liar um day that Hilly lmJ i-nlisti-il, ton.
"How I wiitrln-il that liny! Sniiu-tinii-H
PrayiiS wlii-a In- ki nt liy my iiK- in liat-
Ue, miu-liini-s vwi-nrini;. too, inaylii-.
brn lie i-.m,., liimsi-lf ton i-an-li-ssly.
At Viiksliiir,- 1. f,. .k, irushi il iiml
oaiuiwl by i. ,iiran t liro, ami I took
Win my arms and horv liiiu Imrk, an",
lalf crazy with fears, ,aslu-d at tin- fort
asaia, In- rallii-il from tin- woiiml,
fcut tuDii-hoiv lu- novi-r si-i ini-il so soinnl as
Man. TIhti' was a wainli-rints KtruiiK'
inliis iiiiiniicr, like In- tliiln't '.artly
know hij min.l. mill niht. wlu-n fkir-
ttna-cri'ilaily, mi' Slii-riiiiin mi' lluoil
tfjiin! to p-t tin- cliaiuv for n win
:a fislit. Hilly was ilaii-l on iii ki-t duty
WwdatiKi-r Imvi-n-.l thifk. 1 tohl liim
to kwn hi t-yi.s wiili opi-n, Imt nfti-r I'd
M uiio my bianUi-t in i-aiii I i-ouldn't
I ,"uli my kuii and liurrii-d sili nt
V to the outposts, n-arhi'il a spot t-losi-Mi-rvath
tin. hill, and my lii-urt Htopp,.,!.
orthi.re was ,, 8(.utll,.. a i-ry, ami I saw
'" forms 0f hf liundri-d im-ii. It
IJ" ' to tinii-1 think. I raisi'd my kuii.
fo(H old musket rain; out tin- nlann.
' ft'Ms turunl nd ran. Tlu- l.oy ?
ani-re ht lay, ,js fun Ktri.t,.h4-a out upon
.!.fro"l"l. as t his pst!
" turn..,) t me ' I)llt i,is nrm
'"'"BO mo lovingly, -l (.oul.l.i"t l..-l. it.
- "e ai., smiliiiK Inn old boyish smili'.
Jn oiatvlu-,1 nwny lu-tw.-on tho Kuanls.
w J', 1 1 ""ore that Hilly
;"t hko hiuisi'lf. No HSO. Till' H...I-
u! C4?'' 1 ''l'l'iil'd to tho Ki-m-rals.
' . -T "p "nnwor: "rh death si-n-
l"' oi the curt lias 1
'Jt-n i it- i,. . .
litly. mid. 'We'll I, t tl tlu-r
o tin- killing. I think the i-uiiii-nli.iii;
Willi tliis .n.uiii; fi-ll.iw
In Illld alive.' And tin n he uri.li :
'This M iili ine ilis.i.pi-,iM... Hislureil to
lis l-iimp.-iiiy. A. I. inn, In.' Just there 1
"St III V LTlll. 1 ,,,!v , i-.ed ;i,e n l.nl.v
'Vim ii II j.,ur i,,y,' says he, -1 eoiuit on
liim to ti-lit."
"In nix iiniiitlis Hilly sin...! up. in tije roll
as second ii, rp, .nil. Tllell he .i-eiune e.ilnr
lii an r of the le-iineiit. 'e niarelied
tliroiti.li linir'.-ia until we fa,,. the i;,.iiik
of I'nit Mi Alis!, r. A i liar.-e was order
ed, but at first the rein-Is l:ri , at sin h n
rate that the ranks waveml. Hilly, with
faee iillame. i all ied the lla far up in the
advaiiee. -Hriiu back the colors In the
regiment" i-rii d the colonel. Amid the
crin k ami crash of the nuns, the boy re
plied, 'Viiii brim: the regiment to the
colors!" TIh-ii. with shouts and cheers,
the brigade rushed madly mi, and before
they fairly sensi , it, the day nas won.
"liilly had com- down. They had to
pry his tinners louse from the Ihu. There
yumm nirl could liuve dininisst d the haunt-in--
luetnory of her old lover. The possi
bility that she had wroiice.l linn, that he
iniht reappear, that he loved her still,
haunted her persistently that she look
to her bid. Her death speedily followed.
Lincoln's crief was intense, lie was seen
wnlkitiK alot.e by the river and through
the woods, muttering stnine thiiifs to
himself. He Keeined to his friends to be
ill the shadow of madness. They kept
A close watch over him: and at last Houl
iiic i ru n. one of the most devoted friends
Lincoln then had, took him I n- to his
liltle In,; cabin, l alf a mile north of New
Salem, under the brow of a bic bluff.
Here, under the loving care of (ireeti and
his food wife, Nancy, Lincoln remained
until he was once more master of himself.
Hut thoiii:li he had regained self-control,
his crief was deep and bitter. Ann
HuiIi'iIki- was buried ill Concord Ceme
tery, a country lunyiin; tirouuil, seven
miles northwest of New Salem. To this
lonely spot Lil In freipieiilly journeyed
to weep over tier Kiave. .My hciirt is
, '"oy even
f '"mm drove i ip.
, to ,lril(.t his
niiproveil.
ftvaiilent
. 't was my st hope. They wouldn't
me in ti ...
j 1 1 1 v nvini itiiuiinii nt.. 1..1..I- . j
nv who pt out :
filiVntiiiit 'W'liii w
u u snys he. ( )y n soldier niter
nUit-r" N"-V" ,he "lli,'r- 'nill' "
li(i ( nj8 u". iniisitis'ly. 'IVrilinu his
fthi. , " "'dii'r. liclitinx the battles
to oi wnr! Tl"'"k Ud! to speak
loljj (",n,''il no other name. Only a
fc'UD tl '"' '"' ",y "ln"'' Al"1 '"' l,,d
ral, ,vllil ministers nnd gva-
,m"'l outside.
1 ti, rt l.l
tf Itnrv t "" "'I'' '"killB Illl.
'"' "'y cru-r. His face was sad
l 4
fat (7Nj.l
"tTOOtJ HIU i
' MY AIHMANU IloltE MM
BAC K."
I'tee,l.
." rtully.
and
II.
he bowed bis bead
liHjked nr-ver the tia-
. . ., . .
I . . .f' ' .' ;
SAW LINCOLN SHOT.
ONE
WHO WITNESSED
GREAT TRAGEDY.
THE
'oni.y M'i.ini:i: .' chmi: in. my mn."
was a smile on bis lace a thousand year
enli't make me foruet. 'Hi dec. lid at last.
the general i nine ami san!
his mime ainoiu" the I. en.es.
pod the Stars and Stripes ar
When they pul him in his
that nielli, tiny found hi
and plan,!
Tin y w rap
1 1 in I my son.
I new iiiiilofni
treasures, aud
v V ' t. i ?A
-i c
'L,-v
Ills I OIIM
.1111.11 1
I, la,
:n oi i i ri'N i in:
ML
aiiioni; the n
and written
a prophecy, 'I'm-
and died for liberty
t w as a picture
.. ;, I.:,, I; were
u-:!. t. cn-at Iniuu.
of I lid
the w
Abe
ni-ils
LINCOLN'S SWEETHEART.
Kentucky dirl
Rl, Win n reiinn1"1
ud Hal
Ann M.iys
was l'1
is bright a
I was i,..:. -
II
ii:ht
Lincoln frst me
In l.N't-. "I"'" v
beautiful s'iil 'i'"1
nrettv. M lair
without Mil
of those w I
i; it:
buried there." lie said to one of his
friends. Strain.'!- to say, MeNainar prov
eil to be an honest man and a faithful
lhom.h careless lover.
THE IMMORTAL LINCOLN.
An Apothonsi In His Memoi-utilc
Urst I ii ii ii -ii -ii 1.
Iii an i p h of coin ulsi in and calaclystn
I chaos Abraham Lincoln was iuin,
lllleed it. to presidential power, lie In Id
to the syllogistic and spur I figurative
s h. No liistiaii toiiinl favor in his
prejudices.
I ,, mills' In tin- '-ml of liis lirsl inaui;ural.
Line,, In rem lied these words: "In youi
hands, my fellow count ryineii. nnd imt in
mine, is tlu- momentous issue of civil war.
The I iiivei tiiiicnt will imt assail y,,u. Von
can have im contliet without beinc your
selves the ii.'-.-r.-s.ors. Voil littve no until
registered in hunui to desiruy the liov
ernuietit. while I shall have the most s.,1
emu one to preserve, protect und detend
it."
"I am loath to dose. We are not ene
mies, but friends. We must not I lie-
tuics. Thoituh passion may have strained.
It must not break our bonds of a fleet ion.
The mystic chords of memory, strelchim!
from every batthtield and patriot crave
to every living heart and In iitthstotie all
this broad land, will yet swell tin-
f the I llioll when II . 'I 111 touelic'l,
I- tin V W ill be. by the better Ull-
r
.1'IIS i
S'lle
s ol
I'll' nature.
Ilbe
Sole
i.rs.
John Mc.Ncnl. a
rived in N' vv a!
lifter the found. I
clime cni.,.i,,''l ''
eided to put "IT
Ann's youth. A
for his home in
would return
Then il ciime i.ut
was .iie.x aiiii.i .
iironiiiim ed l.;i.i
ters Were reci H '
tinally the lover '
1,, tin. s:t::i-- "1
collie Lincoln s ,. ..
cordial iiii-r t in
iiresiik-id a hiil'pv
le
u c II-
h.,:el
ill vv
S.u V
M, .
I . ..i:r-,
, i-min.-d
iv a-
I..,. I ar-
.ik
Ami
via - de
, i.l, t of
lim-
ft, r a v i
tin- Hast. -
tan.' wit!
tin M N'
'il
an iu
d !"
Is...,
McN'
l.l- I
l-.lt
, h. r.
.1 I- I
A par
1 d.nv ii a
I L'h.irlo
i ih:- a
; e, ni;:i.'!y f
ever, befori
IclloW.
few ilicln
,s iii-coven
avi'-d sl-a-.',
.!i.,vviti
,-, but c!l"
,, r.-o's b. -
s re:i.' :i'b'
a:i:s ami ,t
veiirs a.- '.
II make no
n to fis'aiu vv hat
nay comment. It
and the world to
iv he take ll'tiou
.. t .V
f..r
a 1,1 all
,.,e will it ll4L' I
l.l m oln's Trust ill (.'nil.
What I del ' "f,,'r " v,'r-v fu"
ration nnd under a very heavy and
uni s. n I f sp-iusimiiiy , sain Lin
coln wi'h re:, reiice to in- eui.-im ipaiion
.... i,.,,,.,t ,r, "I i an only trust m tiod
I live made Ii" m;slllke. I
attempt "ii ibis ... . asi.
I have d sad '-'
i now for Ih uiiiry
pass jn.ls'nicut, and m
upon it.
A Nut ii r i I rhi-ii"ini-iii,n.
,,f vvo.,,1, hoppeio recently r-ut
w hite oak ti m ar r-unn
il,. vvli.ch was at bast
1 .i half f'-"t :11 d'a UH-li-r nnd
,11. They foiii.'l, now-cin-in.'
very far. tt It
h.y then - nt .'irutind it
s ,."'p. Ii ML '"'" "
, .1 ! hat t lu re w.i s a black.
. inside about lift-i-n f'-'t
that a.'.-.s a-o II was
,u-!i vi:al:'.v renialln-iJ
p.w a new tree. Tin-
,y the ohb-t In-
I ... ..!
w .ii v cry '
The supposition 1
ft was lir:..-I hyUieUi.l..uis.
. 1,-11. li -V H.Jil,V ,- tu "
iK.I.S
Will vi!'-''11 "
Stnrr of the Mini Who Wan the Klr.t
to Heucli the Siilr of the Wounded
1'ri'sldeiit-llis Clntlilnu Sliilned 1T
lite lllood of the Murtyr.
tur Nation's Harlcrnt liny.
There now lives iu Philadelphia H Ki'n
tleinau who saw the whole seem- of Liu
coin's assassination, and was the first to
reach the wounded man in the prevailiui;
panic. William flood is the s'cntlciiinii's
Inline, ami he cave the follow iug -raphe'
account, which is takeu down in his il
act words:
"At the lime the President was shot,"
said he in answer In a query , "1 was iu the
I'nited Slates navy and was nctinc
sicu and executive nllicer on hoard the
steamship Teazer. Captain Silas Owen
was the i oiiunandcr. and the ship was lo
cated at the navy yard on April II. That
cvciiinj; Captain Owen, who had been
over in the city during the day, came
to the ship nnd succcslc d that we K" to
the tin ater that evenins'. as Laura Kceiie
was to play 'Our American Cousin,' and
the I resident was to lie there. We went
to the theater nnd secured scuts in the
pariuet or orchestra chairs. The Presi
dent occupied the second box up from the
orchestra and .second from the stas'e. Just
as the curtain fell on the first net I heard
a shot und saw a man jump from the
President's box to the si a no. As he jump
ed his foot cancbt in tin- folds of the tin
that draped the box, and he fell sideways
on the stile'. It was unite a p-ml jump,
and lie came very near lullinc back into
the orchestra. lie Cot up and limped
away across the since, brandishinc a
creat lone knife in his ricbt hand, and
shouted, 'Sic semper lyrannis.'
"In less time than it takes to tell it I
w as on the since. I low I C"t there over
the heads of the orchestra I really don't
remember. Just ns I rciu-hod the staci
.Mrs. Lincoln looked out of the box. She
was cryinc and wriucinc lu-r hands and
said: 'They have shot papa; will no one
conn-'' 1 answered that I would come,
and immediately climbed up the side of
the boxes to the one the President occu
pied. "The President wns siltini; ns If he
had fallen asleep. He was breiithinc,
however, and we at once laid him on the
floor of the box. I looked for the wound.
but at first did not discover it. Miss
Keene broucht a pitcher of water mid I
bathed his forehead with that so as to re
vive him. I then discovered the wound
in the back of his head, where the ball had
entered, and the blood ran out on my arm
and dow n the side of my cat. Some army
ollic rs broucht in a stretcher and he was
plan. I mi that nnd carried out. I then
went to the front of the box aud motion
ed for the audience to remain nuiel. J. very
one was lalkinc, and there was n itineral
uproar. As soon ns it censed for n minute
I told them that the President was still
alive, but had been shot, and w as no doubt
mortally wounded. Captain vv ens and I
then went out to the front of the buildinc
and found n platoon of police in tin
sir, it. The sidewalks were so crowded
with people that we had to cot out ill the
middle of the road to p't down the street.
We went to the National Hotel, and by
the time we Cot there the mob was so
dense w e could k'et no further, so n couple
,,f police took ns through the hold to C
street, at tin' rear, it if we C"t n cab and
were driven to the navy yard. I wns so
bloody from tin- wmil nj rieni iniuu
and nrm beinc covered, that it is n wonder
that I was let han."d by that limb. They
wen- intensely excilcd "t the time, and it
would have taken ory little to have
driven t Iii-iii into a tienzy.
"The next day our -hip went down the
river to head llooth off. nnd did not return
until alter In- was killed. I was then
sent for to C" down nnd identify Mm. I
,., cnized him very readily ns he Jumped
box lis .1. likes IS.Mith.
W hat llr,,iihl kuri Mi Out of l allurr
to II. oi. . T. lwll.
Frotn th,. I:, pa '.1 a i n, rr. 'ii... i nl.
Tin- Hull. Z. T. Maxwell, ill Iss;,
!iawr ju-t tini.l.e.l a teim in the M -"iit
I li-c-.sl.ituif, was i umpeHeit bv ill
ic.illli to seek cluiiiL-i- of climate, and
liter Ii.im line f'"' mine months uu the
P.icilic slope, settle! in Kilik-sbmc.
I'li sini county, C.iliforiiin, and cti.-ic.- l
III laisitt culture
Tin- chance from Cuba, M.i.. Mr.
Maxwell's old liuiiic, to tin- b.iliny air
if Kllljsl.utc, for II time scetne.l to
i bctictii the invalid, and, fur a w l,il, in
l l litioll to his lalsits mi the lai-ln
f..rui, he bewail In take n pi.uiiMict
. ut in the county politics, aid lul l
several i lli. es of trust in Lis new stale.
Hut ill health A. is the drawback win ii
picventi-.l him ftnin itrr i i liis at the
liik'lc-t I'i'lilii .il lii-nors, an.) Iu a, tive
muni ch. ile I under ill,- restraint ui an
1 1 n ) -i 1 1 -1 en n-titiitlnti, so that iiis-.c.i l
of llliplov ip)j he l-o.'aiiio wois, These
facts i'oiii'i riiitu: Mr. Maxwell's licaltli
wi le so well know n amolic tin' pie
td l-'n-iiii cnuiity, that w lien be lately
n ipl'i aie l nn the busy scenes in ap
parent health, he w as w ,u inly cnncl at u -laic
1 I v Ins num. -I, uis iii'ipi.iiut.iiu vs,
a l:, I iiiiii Hi c ntlicis the w i iter of ibis ar
ticle. In response to :l ioiiiest tn pvo tin
repoi ter part icul.irs as to the inurse of
Ins illness, symptoms, cure, an, I indeed
all tbcie was in it. In- said:
"You liavc aski-,1 me fur inure than I
could ilesci ibe. Sometimes I have
looked over an alphabetical index of
di-eases, ami fan, id 1 had thorn all,
but tcner.il debility, weakness, insom
nia, iiidicestioii. constipation, partial
atr.'phy of iiiuscles, headaches, pain in
tin- I'.n k and limbs, und j-i-in i.il
tt letchclni ss was my Int.
"My h,,i tzon was contract inc. uinl I
siinpn-c! that the circle nf in v vision
won!. I never iiL-aiu liave aiiytliiiu; but
my bed fur a center, for nn top of my
pre. inns ill health, in isii.'i, 1 caucht
l.l Ci ip!'-. which I'niuclit me sn low
;bat I was veiv nich the c'ini poital.
"New Ye.u'sdayl was ilepnndeilt
and unhappy, ne-l kijowiii: tln-n' Mas
such eiH,. I'm tune lu store for mo, for I
had hardly ambition to read the news
paper that was bimicht me, and throw
it nil the bi'-l ill disgust. As 1 did sn
my eve caiiL'I'-l tin- aniiniiiiccuieiit of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Pen
I 1.', and half in anier and half in con- '
tempt I read what it said and acaiu
tlncw the paper diiwii. Hut 1 could
imt cot this iiiiiiiuinceiiieiit td Pink
Pills out nf n iv head, anil nt last 1 de
tei mined to tiy them, and I did so. I
becall to use the pills, follow inc ilitec
tiniis cali-fiilly, and by the tliiiu I had
taken tin- first bnx my appetite hud re
tiiined, and I was so in v ik'olaled that
it almost Hccined as if 1 were renew inc
my yoiiih. I kept nu bikini; the Pink '
Pills until I was tin, lonelily lecuveie.l, !
and now can do more wmk than for,
twenty years before.
"I will say that not only liavn they j
saved me lunch expense in ihs-tois'
bills, hut 1 1 1 v life, and 1 am only too
Chid in publish this testimonial to the
v irtucs of l'ink Pills.
(Sici.e.!) T. MAX WLLL."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People contain, in n coii.lcnsed form,
all the eleiin-nlH necessary to civit new
life ami richness to the blood and re
.tint' shattered nerves. They are an
unfailing specilic for such diseases as
locoinolor ataxia, pmtial paralysis, St.
Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, iln u
luutism, nervous headache, the utter
effect of lu grippe, palpitation of the
heart, pale and sallow complexion, till
forms of weakness either in male or
female. Pink Pills are sold by all
dealers, or w ill In- sent postpaid on re
ceipt of price, Till cents box, or six
boxes for f'.'.fiO (they are never sold in
bulk or by the 100), l,y adilrcssinjr Dr.
Williams' Medicine Company, Sclienec.
lady, K. Y.
Go oil tna.li la the Keit.
If the Lea k uu of American Wheel
men a whole will work for good
reads thin i'ii ml ii n year n w HI the New
York division of that rapidly growing
organization, thru cycl'.-.tii jfeiii-iitlly
w ill rise tip and praise the I.. A. W.. and
Ii 1 x Il their dcll.ua and (heir material
nil Highway Improvement ie
knowledge! lo be the urciitet work
the Lcacue has before It. And Cno.l. or
even fair, roads are In audi small pro
portion to the bad ones III tills coun
try that a fiiuill heglnuluj. In this ill
reclloll will Kile the LcilK'li' pres-
I. ti- tint It Just now bcks. Chief Cnu
sul !ni:er of the New York division
h. .s f ran. e.l n road improvement till
w.:ii the approval and co operation of
lie' . l.ili' Craiice otliclaU, and with
II. .- cot:. bin,,! influence of the wheel
men and the farmers It Is ivmbh'iitly
bciievcl fnvnrable Icclslatioli will be
.'i-nr.-.l. The work will be pushed vie
otoiisly and l.o doubt will be aided
' ,.; Ii by (le C""d r-ads enncress to
1 lie! 1 at Albany lu I cbruary lu ism-.!--:.
i a Willi the National Assembly
o. I.. A. W. Tills will be ail event
'!' ,-. iii 'spread l.iipnriflni'!', mice ceutle
tl:. II proliilnctl'.iy hleiitltted Willi tti:li-
i. .:.v impi .iveiucnt Iii all section, of tin
I 'mild Siatcs will lie lu UlU'lldillU'i).
1'on-ilt'f. Cure for tanrrr,
A I.iis.l.in ph slcliin. Dminr Dcn
IsciiUii. ha.s been cxpcrliiii-iitliiK with
the sap of the "w art wort." a plant of
the spuice family, ns a possible cure for
c.tiovr. lu a St. Petcrsbui u medical
joiiriinl he civ i partlctilurH of seven
cas, s lu which he has applied the treat
incut with apparent miccohh. The mip
of the wiirtwnrt Is of a poisonous na
ture, and cull be used only under iiirw
lul medical hiipcrvlrtloti.
IHK SKIIU'IIKII.
The searcher atler Irutli I- ccncrally re
ward, .1. allli.'iu:li il is -aid I li.il " I ruth lies
al Ibe bolloni ,.' u well." We need some
thine when weill'P nllllcled with llelllalcm
to search out the scat of Ibe pniu, or the
pain spot, ami a-St. Jacobs I Mi's mission
,,r cm nl is in p.m. Irate and scan h nut the
In.l.ieii misery, II c-'i's ibroiich like an
"" lav, and coiupieis and sulidues Ihe
p.iiu. All pain trouble of n nervous i,a
line needs .ireful trial incut and patience
1 In. aitlicied nerves must he soothed into
-ill. mission, and stimulated Into healthful
action, so us to restore. This is the virtue
..I i he creat remedy l.,r nam, and il is,
therelote, well known as llie Ih-sI. It inav
be i ailed the -can lihclil alter I lie truth of
our bodily inlmcnls.
HELPS IN ECONOMY.
HOW TO MIKK A rtW DIME ItVI
A ilAT M INV HOLLAR.
A scientist claims that there aie only
sevciity-lwn dillereiit kinds of Vt'liniu
oils snakes in this country.
TIIK HlltOMlhST tlMl 1 IMCATtON
Sljll.h llnona nf HaniUiima t'olnr at
NiiisII 4 il New t'lnthfa fur the
hole Faultily -No Nii-f1 nf l.tMiklna;
Shlil,jr Ictiiu In Thru llsril Tliima,
"I hope In help many who aretiyint;
bii noini.e." rays a w titer in the Ln.
lie-' .lourii.il. "With n few pack.is'i-s
of , I:. lino lul dyes wnli. his call be done
II Inn Is 1 1 . id, I dresses look like new.
In niv own family we actually did imt
buy a smcle new ilicss nr cloak last
f ill, yet we dn id comfort ibly und in
!!,-. by .Im inc over clothes that had
be ll cast aside."
Diamond dyes I'uiiie iu Oiiiveiiietit
pack.i.'es which color from one to ten
poi. ii.U of pin, Is for ten cents. Full di
le. tii-ns make it inisissihlc for one to
have "p,H,r luck" w itli the diamond,
and they an- sn simple to use that per
fect, in ii -f.i 1 1 1 ii. cnlois nu- obtained
with, ml any cXK'i ience in ilyeinc.
A Is.nk nf free directions for homo
dvcitic w ill Is- sent to any nm- by the
piopi n tois. Wells, Hichardsiiii A: Co.,
Hui linctnn, Vl.
Kfitiolt W.nle Ooort Roanla.
The food roads movement nway back
lu (lie beclnulua! of the ns'.latloD was
souiethlliK nklu to a real Joke. Jimt be
cause a few hlcyclera wlnhed amooiher
highway wheieou to lndulgi.' their
uew found hobby of wTieelltiK. It aeetu
i absurd that they should ask to have
tln highways of the laud Improved.
For a time the movement didn't move
worth a t-euL People looked upon bicy
cling as a pasnlug fad or rruze, and
they riiiishlernd the good roads move
nieut a companion piece to It.
Hut the bicycle "fad" doesn't pssi
away. It seems to be here "for keeps."
and no the demand forgood roadauo till
part of w heelmen Is a Died and lasting
one; but heyoud this Is a stronger,
broader demand for Improved high
way. A road that Is good for the bicy
cle Is good for all people, and were tho
bicycle to pass away, tbe lesson It has
taught would remain la the minds of
thinking people. Good roads art a logi
cal, nappy necessity for all not lux
ury for the few.
Prorjron'e Companlnau
Many years ago the great German
mathematician, Oeseel, announced that
both Slrlus aud l'rwyon popularly
known as the dog arnra powwwKed In
visible companion revolving around
them. He waa led to this ronclurlon by
studylug the luotlotui of thoee stars. In
lH;i! the companion of Sit-ins waa dis
covered with the telescope, and during;
prnaent year It has reappeared.
after being Invisible for all yes re
A.nlnsl illsensi' imip which ruslile u lo mi
i. t,i iniM'Hilii'il rift. a Imin hurtful cIiiuhiIi-I
inline iic-, exeosiiri', nverw, uk aunt Ihiikui-, 1st
I In- v uror llml i iui,srli., lo ,1, l.ili.sl.'il I
pliv-'.ole l.v I tie l.eeriess ini-illi'i nnl sHle-imril. I
II, , -l, tier's Stun null llllters. leu nmv .o.s,s . the
nn- v mor in h inciter Heme- iiihii nn' iiniiivii
.ll.l. i.. Mlll...,,... i...,r l.r .I...-..I
nmv .e inr ion in.r iii iii. i..r iinpin-ss nl, 1 through too close- proximity to Ha bril
s-,...i .,.,--,,,,, nun sounti ri-pi.M-, inn i.n-ssinuft ll.n nnn.M-
...i,i. nc.i i,t 1 1. iii,,.-,. ui.nh r.-, , ,...i,... 1'snt coinniae,
I it i lol. ilieiiinntie, iieiviMia ami klilui-y Irotihli-,
Smnk
ami tw
invented by a Californium
, , , , . i aim come ine niscoverj
keh-ss powder, made of im,,,,,,.,, a of p whrh
o forms of ,H.tHsiu,, has been ProfeHor
I believe Piso's Cun is the only meili
i ine I hal will cure cou-uuiitl ion. Anna
M. Iniss, Williauisporl, l'n,, Nov. Ii, Istii.
Quickly following the
reappearance of 8 Iritis' companion hna
also come the dlaa-overy of the rompan-
had never been
haeberle caught
sight of tt with the great telescope of
the Lick Observatory a few weeks ago.
It la a Ttry minute star, of only the
thirteenth magnitude.
Iiaawawawtaaa wwmHl mmhmmmmii
UI.ASO.XS I'OU USING
Walter Baker & Co.'s
&S tsreaktast cocoa.
IWaus il is absolutely pure.
Because it is not nude by the so-called Dutch Process in
which chrmicals are used.
Hfiiu.e beans of the linest quality are used.
Because it Is made by a method which preserves unimpaired
the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans,
because it is the most economical, costing leu than one cent
a cup.
H sure that you fat the (vnulne arlkU anada by WALTlltt
HAkl K CO. Ltd., Dorchtawr, Maaa. I:aubllah4 I7N0.
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AVrltten lllatory.
The qmeli(iu whother there la
written history which antedates
Hebrew Kcrlpturea Is one that
glreu scholars no little trouble.
any
the
hna
The
Cheapest Power.
first books of the Hlhl. were, accord
ing to the Ktuti'inents or tne most capa
ble critics,' written some time between
H. C. H'Jl. the date of the Jewish exo
dus from Fgypt, and B. C. 14G7. tha
date of the scttlu'iuent In Palestine,
L'cypt, at the date of the exodus, was
a powerful civilised state, and to Judge
from tho allusions made by ancient
authors, undoubtedly then possessed
great body of literature. It has.
however, with the exception nf a frag- i
iueut here aud there, all perished. The 1
monumental history of Kgypt, that Is, i
the annuls rocorded on monuments and
memorial atonna, began during tbe I
third Meuiphlte dyuasty, which, ac-!
cording to Marletie, commenced to rule l
Ii. C. 44. U. according to Brugarb B. C.
Sfti'al. Though many Interesting facta
have been culled from the Biouunienta t
of those very ancient times, their rec
orrla can not pruperly he celled a con-
nected history, and the Hebrew his
torical writings are thus the oldest au-,
theutlc and connected documents '
known to the scholar. !
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1."
1 he Tree.
The Chr'si mas IH''- was lilmost nil
known in Ln-'land nut il Introduced by
Prince Albert from Its home. In (Jer
InaliV. The v Ci table oivntloll has r--taiin'il
mini, fcu'iii'" of loveliness apart
from thes- ib-'oi:itioiis. The "tuiked
majesty" of lh' oak. the enn-ef ulin-s-,,f
- the cold plan- lovliii! birch," and
the w lh .u. w h'.s.- pendent branches
treml'lli'k' touch tin- water's brink,"
e;.-;t the a lmira'ioii of the observer;
whib'. with lh- exception of the larch.
..... !..- ,.r it .....I .a,..
the lillllil-nuis i'l " "' "'"' 1""'
renin the.V Iciw
,i:s;,,!sl CI'"V
dun-.
Coniiiiislte Knai'le Plioulil rie I'npaler.
Peoilc In the vicinity of Fltteburg
have started a movement la favor of
j rumpiwlip roads, consisting of a ma '
cadumb.eil truck a dozen feet wide,
with a dirt road alongside of It. It
Is well known that dirt roads In sum
mer afford pie.issnter driving than any
other kind, but In winter or continue.,
wet weather they are at the other ex
treme. It Is stated that this combina
tion road enn be built for SIO.CKK) a
mile, or about half as much aa one ,
uiacadaml.i-d full width. The Idea :
Mcma to be one worthy of general at
tention and careful i-xperluient. I
u
n
i li s of fir nnd
s. nnd vnrii-cJite tin
w illi their unfading v.W
Yijur tea -trade for the
next ten years is worth
Vc want it
Try all five flavors of
1 Schillings I&J tea, and get
having.
Via 'Ullt secc's' P'3"1 W
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taalul !--, i Ik t ion In
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lull psrlli illara. Ileal ut ri'li-rrui-ii Klveh. Hev.
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1 ra.le, anil a Itiorouch kiinwlviliitf ol thu tuial
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N.iK.ibo,, ly-iaau.. , ,n , fw. Pilt
-m. Ui-aauiavauii. UU. UOBAMatS fkllas. Fas
II I' FT 1KB Bin. ril.A cured! no l. until
I Jinriireil; aend (or bisk. l'sa. MassrikLii dl
. ruarnariiLi), H.K Usrkmbt., ta Frsnclacu.u
T ilh viand never was lu love
iiml was when he was al,
id years old. hen .nsd.sm ordi-nsj your money back (of your
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y iiiu.
vbavl.
o
i, in, to marry ami picm-u 'ti a wue ioi
him, he pleaded this youthful attach
ment, which was Imimill.-itely scoffed
at by the treat mutch-maker as a plect
uf b-u-i'U.
o
0 o o
grocer) Qi those Qat ou
don"t like.
A iKl.C'ini
f0 PEOPIJ 1NT Ml RICK or
"Just qiyo't Pasai Wall,"
PH. SUM. J 11Vssk Hill. A
li I Lfy r-JLLju.
i-araiuvxiii
V thm On Thllut W UM.
Onl- On for a Oose.
Sold of Druwitit ai g.o. tea
SaplM ss-.,d fr, AdSi-sM
Dr.tkjasnksMas. Ce. Iliia. ra.
tbil'inf 0, t.as,-a-
sm rraaciaK.
OPIUMh--itdrunke;nness
w a IUIIIi ,i i. iii.aa u.2 S.... nil
-nsLUP a ' .ITiaHlN i-aaAao.xvAiia.
rlVfTxri For trselaa sml lis-allna (lold nr Sllvi-r
ft In IN "" lost oiil'len Irrs-urea. M D. I'OVV-
ww i.KIl, lie i U7 s.,,,11, in .n.n, Cuiiu.
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J In linii es.i.1 St flmrauia, f 'I
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