The Mission
W"v. ,,m boon eni'UM .
St hy -STo fight for you
"'f'ihe dlsonso germs that
itiinSndnnBor your health.
rut o0.rArona by the use of
Woo i. Mimfalnaton of
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more and i,y a process Known
nirtclvcs una it Iim or uitrty
W SSontly proving Its worth,
tut m . 4l ' lust-aa-Kood."
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f1 llS? offlcmoker, "with any
y, topiWW ' ,lie varAncy In my
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i -The irouuic rt -
iJ.w.w rd when he's In company. Ho
krtSow wbt to do with hands,
local "u,.. . ,,.., , told mo onco
K ;r. too nmny pin, la your
CEJcnleMO Tribune.
F .mrri'IlB '"New VMbla Yd'," All tnikM
"Slew si second hind rrl. Two Hraltli.
LbtUlll"""' . m Hi. Hum, Hi for nil
i 'r" ...i B to H.W) monthly. Th.
W'V."TT.... i JloiHiomnrr. Bn lTrsnelsoo
1 fell. M.lf. 1,111..
t j.oouru
CipUln (of Imwball nlne)-You think
fcjfflpjr i s"s w "
M' , .! hi. ,nnlrrt for
L iwion without making a kick for a
Ller ulary.-Chlcngo Tribune.
IuMk.f. will find Mr. WlnsIowa Soothing
wtmnrfr to iim for thoir cutldrea
V'UZZr.ZiMn Ixirlod.
inuj. w
Mure.
: "Hint wai It Prlscllla said to John
i Too mean, 'Speak for yourelf,
lobar
Ten; what did she mean?"
I -ita't know what sho meant, but 1
no it must hnvo been boforo lio and
i were married that sho said It,"
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This vrondeful man haa
mndo a llfoatudy of the
tirojiertlea of Hoofs.
Herbs and Bark, and
In Kivlnir tho world the
benefit of hU services.
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or Dmcs Uicd. No
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Stonwh and Kidney troubles, and all 1'rlvnto
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Flrat Jnpnn Rlonanar.
Tho first Jnpanoie stowaway ercr
brought to Boston nrrlvcd on a steamer
from London tho other day. Hp gavo
his namo ns Tnsujo Nnknmurn, ncd
CO, nnu elnlinod to havo boon n mom
ber of tho crew of an American sailing
vessel.
It was learned thnt ho was a snllon
on honrd tho shin Johanna, which nf
rived nt Falmouth, Enc noino months
ngo. Ho was starving In London when
no iioiorminca to como to tills country.
Ho wundercd about tho docks In tho
Thames nnd stolo on board tho Phlla
dclnhlitn and hid In tho coal hunkerM.
Nnknmurn snld ho wns nil throueh
tho ItUHHlnn-Jnpnnoso war. havlnit been
ono of tho crew of a cruiser In tho Jnp-
nncso iiccc.
Inspector Root examined tho man
nnd ordered that he be sent buck on tho
Phllndclplilan when flho leaves on hor
return trip.
Those who kcon Hnmlins Wlznrrl nt
in tho houso do not havo to buy any
othor remedy for soro throat. No other
romouy win euro mis troublo so quick
ly or so suroiy. iiomcmucr this.
Declined tho Part.
Percy Hsmcrnlda, will you marrjr mo?
Eamornldn No : Owendolnn
you Inst night, and I'm not acting ai
uri aiu to tno injurca..
Uaunlly They Are.
"Profennor, what Is the meanlnr of th
word 'monologue'?"
"My dear sir, consider the derivation of
It 'Mon' is slnne for 'money.' and 'loeos'
means 'a word.' 'Monolojtuo, words for
money."
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for over 100 years PETTIT'S EYE
SALVE has positively cured cyo dis
eases overywhero. All druggists or
iiowuru uros., mmaio, jn. x.
The chimney swift Is truly a bird of
the air, for it never allchts on a fence
or building. It drop into the top of
some mldc-mouthcd chimney and clings
to Its rough sides with tiny feet
The I.cUlet Man.
Ebcn So Miss Antique Is going to
get married at Inst. Who Is tho lucky
man?
Flo Tho clergyman. He's going to
get paid for It and assumes no re
sponsibility.
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painful, swollen, (martins', sweating feet. Maket
new hocn cany. Bold by all Druiruhtu and Bho
BtorM. Don't accept any aubntitute. Sampla
FJIEK. Address A. o. u united, la itoy, x.
I'robnbly Not.
Provoked Mother Tommy, you're the
plague of my life I
Tommy (snuggling up to her) You
wouldn't talk that way if somcbody'd kid
nap me, would you, mamma?
In a Different Claaa.
"I hear, Mike, that your wife has
gono into society. Has sho becomo a
clubwoman yet?"
"Indnile, an' she has not got Into
that class; sho still uses a flatlrou,
eor." New York Times.
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Bog comprises about one-seventieth
of Ireland's rtrcn.
Tho Hcrvlniis look upon light hair
with' marked disfavor.
Tho avcrngo snowfall in tho vicinity
of Now York is seven feet.
A man's benrd Is generally heavier
on tho right Bido of his fnce.
The Intcst storm doors for Inrgo
business plnccs nre. revolved by electric
motors.
In 1(),"2 n ditty was Imposed on ne
groes imported "Into New Netherlnnd
to work on their IJouwerics."
Tho chief publishing centers of Ger
many nro H'-rlin, Lelpslc, Vienna,
Stuttgart, Munich, In the order here
named.
An electric wagon with a platform
Biinnorted bv n stronc tclRSMino tower
Is used In New York city for trimming
and repairing tho street Inmps bus
penued hlgli above tho thoroughfares
Tho August meteors, according to a
lending astronomer, form n stream so
broad Hint tho earth. tlioiiL'li It trnvclrf
faster than eighteen miles n second,
takes seven weeks to cross It.
In Jniinu about 08 ner cent of the
males of school nge attend the cducn
tlonnl establishments nnd 03 per cent
of tho females. In Mexico only 10 per
cent of the population can read nnd
write.
Tho Tulllercs hydro-electric works
tho largest of the kind in France, Is
nearly completed. It Is built on the
river Dordogne, where nine 2,700-hfcrBO
power turbines produco 23,000 electri
cnl horso power.
Tho Michigan Central will electrify
Its terminals at Detroit and the main
lino ns far as Ypsilautl, thirty miles
west of the city. Electricity will be
obtained from tho wnter power of tho
Huron river nt Cheslen, Mich.
Edison, who has not done much In
tho wny of improving tho telephone
for somo time, is now working on a
now trnnsmlter, which is very sensitive
nnd enables conversation to be carried
on with greater ease and less liability
of error.
Manitoba became a province In 1870,
Its population was 02,200 In 1881, 152,-
G00 in 1891 and 2Cn,2U in 1001. The
vnluo of Manitoba's harvest Inst year
was a llttlo short of 970,000,000. The
census of 1000 gave Winnipeg, Its cap
ital city, a population of 90,000. There
Is nothing wild in a guess that its pros
ent population Is not far from 120,000.
Servians In their good nature and
lovo of humor are said to remind trav
elers of tho Irish peasantry. They nre
hospitable to strangers; thoir patriot
ism Is vehement, almost quixotic, nnd
they take great interest in politics,
Many of tho domestics In the towns
and cities como from nbroad as the
Servian girl is too Independent for do
mestlc service.
London ladles stimulated by the
Olympic games of last summer have
taken to the foils, and fencing is now
tho fashion. Indeed, an official of the
Sword Club holds that fencing is like
ly to have an even wider vogue among
women than among men. Many women
prominent In tho social world nre act
ively Interesting themselves In the
foils, nnd there seems every likelihood
that something approaching a craze may
bo started In the fencing world during
tho coming senson.
Ilcston womeu established the first
playground in 1002. Lnst year there
were eight, nnd nearly ?2,000 wns ex
ponded, or about 91 for each child, n
very cheap price for the amount of
good obtained. Tho Playground League
Is tho nnme of tho society of tho play
ground boys themselves, who wear
buttons, nnd discipline nil bad boys,
thus mnklng tho government easy
enough for those In charge. Not tho
least Important result of tho play
grounds In that city Is said to bo that
Involved in the self-government.
In tho year 1G0-I Willinm Patterson.
founder of tho Itank of Scotland, con
ceived the grand project of planting on
tho Isthmus of Darlen a British colony
which, In his own words, "should so
euro for Great Britain tho keys of tho
universe, enabling their possessors to
give laws to both oceans and to become
tho arbiters of tho commercial world."
This colony was actually founded nt a
place still known as Puerto Esctfces.
but Kb people wero subscoucntlr forced
by tho Spaniards to ovacuato and re
turn to Scotland.
A suggestion that shoo rennirlnir. or
cobbling bo mndo h part of tho manual
training activities In tho unirrnded
Bchools and In tho Parcntnl School of
Baltimoro hns been mndo to tho au
thorities, but tho Sun of that city sees
no merit in tho scheme. It says:
"That class of boyB who would nroflt
by learning tho t ratio have, as n rule.
only a few yenrs to dovoto to school,
and thoso row years had best bo no-
voted to learning how to rend, wrlin
and cipher, with such other practical
and necessary elementary studios ns
their timo will permit."
Having raised $500,000 to dimllcnto
Andrew Cnrneglols gift and having re
ceived Mr. Carnegie's check for tho
half million, the Unlvorsty of Virginia
now has $1,000,000 in ensh to add to ltn
endowment Tho $500,000 given by Mr,
Carneglo will becomo tho normniinnr
endowment of nt least six schools In
tho university tho school of engineer
ing, tno scnooi or political economy nnrt
political science, two chairs in tho
bciiooi or tnw, ino scnooi or English
and tho school ' of pathology, Thoso
will bo named for great men who havo
holped build tho university and tho re.
publlo
"HuLLOl" PARIS.
(Jnltl.g Franco and America by Wire
less horje.
"Hello, Pafsl This Is New York.''
To start a conversation Hko this
across tho universe Beema Hko an
achievement boyond tho dream of a
Vnrna or tho Imneinatlvo picture
of a Bellamy Sloror, yet In tho busiest
city of tho world, Now xorK, sucn on
experiment will tako plnco ehortly,
with ovcrv assurance of Buccess. On
this occasion, when eclenco announces
Its triumph to tho world, society of the
nations will offer Its congratulations in
a unique and unrivaled n anner, and
will feature on Its social calendar a
luncheon at which Frederick Townsend
Martin will preaide, that for Interest
and charm will make all past society
events seem coinmonp!ace, when the
first wireless luncheon will tako place
tn fhA union of the Hotol Plaza.
While this luncheon Ib being served
a voice will speak uniting two of tho
oTeatcst nations of history. It will bo
tho voice of America's most prominent
society man reading a message of Pres
ident Taft to President Fallierefl of
France. It will bo transmitted to Mrs.
Mora Blatch DeForcst in tho Metropol
itan tower, tho talented pioneer of her
sex In this field and foremost woman
civil engineer in tho world, who will
receive thiB message from tho Plaza and
send it over a radio wireless telephone
at tho rate of 186,000 miles a second,
to a fair daughter of France in the
Eiffol tower.
The salon will be decorated to re
Bemblo a forest. Trees will be in full
bloom and birds singing from thoir
branches. Presiding at this table will
be Mr. Frederick TownBend Martin
who Will be the guest of the American
Wireless association of which Dr. De
Forcst is president. The guests will 1
be leading society people and scientific
men of note. Mons. Etienne Lianel,
consul general of Franco, representing
tho French government and ono of its
guests of honor, has said that if wire
less telephony is brought to a state of
perfection it will become a political
and diplomatic time saver.
The table will represent the Atlantic
ocean. At ono end will bo the Metro
politan tower, architecturally raised in
candy; at the other end will be the
Eiffel tower. On this miniature ocean
will be small ships of various nations
sailing back and forth. The shore
landings of both France and America
will bo appropriately represented.
The menua will be small telephono
directories, and tho dishes will be list
ed as telephone numbers. The place
cards will be wireless messages sent
from tho Ritz Carleton in France to
the guests nssempled at the Plaza in
America. These messages will bo re
ceived through wireless table phones
permitting tho guests at both tables to
converse with each other, although
separated by half a world.
Tho waiters will be summoned by
wireless telephone and at tho end car
riages will be called by this means.
The favors will be small radio spark-
less wireless telephono outfits of very
light weight and will be utilized by the
guests in the ceremonies attending the
luncheon and carried away to commem
orate the latest gigantic feat of mod
ern science.
It will take just one-fortieth of a
second for tho message to travel across
the Atlantic and about one-seventh of
a second to go around tho world. Fol
lowing this, mutual toasts will be
given by tho guests of this wireless
luncheon who will be separated by an
ocean, yet able to converse as if face
to face.
The value of this marvelous scien
tific and mechanical feat, can hardly bo
estimated, and will stand among the
first half dozen scientific wonders of
all time. Its effect upon tho trans
mission of commercial business will be
revolutionary, and will mean that we
can communicate with Europe at the
cost now prevailing for a domestic tel
egram.
The great station in the Metropoli
tan tower is now being rushed to a
stage of completion. This will be ab
solutely the finest wireless station in
the world. Its cost is not comnarahln
to that of other equipments, as the sta
tion comprises all swrta of experiment
ing apparatus. It is thoucrht thnt
$300,000 would not cover tho outlav if
A. 1 . . "
a Btructure as nign as tDo Metropolitan
tower had to be erected especially for
m i wont, as long as the tower haa
already been constructed, the cost, out
Bido of the apparatus, will be neglig
ible.
Tho workings of the radio wireless
peone aro wonderfully simple when
tho complex problems involved and
overcome in its creation nro considered.
In telephoning, tho onerntnr tniba
into the mouthpiece exactly as with
the wire telephone and Hstenn fnr
reply through a head phono instead of
a receiver. In order to get into com
munication with a wireless telonhnno
Btation, it becomes necessary to get
tho instrument to the known tune of
tho other station and then
buzzer koy which calls the nnrnnn tn
the phono at tho othor end. Thn rnn-
versation is then carried on as if tho
two operators wero face to face.
The mechanical principles upon
which tho radio wirolesa telephone do
pend aro simplo enough, although there
is a groat differenco of opinion upon
tho actual explanation of tho phenome
non of wirelosa telephony. Speech is
tho forming of verv rnnlrl nnH
varying Beries of vibrations in the air,
and their measurement by the nerves
of the ear. Owing to the reHlHrnr..o
tho atmosphere, theBo vibrations grow
woaker and at last dinnnnnn
farther from the source of disturbance.
.cliUuuy ib mo art of translating
thoso vibrations into vllirntlnnanf
Whose leaser reaistanco enables tbera
to bo carried to great distances for the
translation into air vibrations arnin.
na only the air vibrations can be meas
ured by tho ear. In tho wireltM tel.
SSdYoMVthSk Homo tho sign.
Al?irJIr ria if. Fletcher, nnd Ims been inatlp under his
What is CASTORIA
Castorift I a Harmless fSit
corlc. Drops and Sootliinpr Syrups. Ifc is 1 Icaant. 10
oiVtolns neither Opium, Srorphlno aS!
substance. Its ago is its 0pronHsi"J?if iWhTd
and allays Forerlsliness. AC cures Diarrhoea and.
Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
siich andowcls, givh.tr bealthy nml natural sleep.
'Alio Cilllurcii x'uuuuw vi,"v " " .
The Kind You Have Always Bon
.Dears wiu aigiitibiixv v
In Use For
Over 30 Years.
THE CCMTAUIt UKHNr, TT MUHWV TWCCT. WSWTOUK CITT.
phono the air waves are translated into
. .. .. i j : l.
tno yi orations 01 an eiecinci uuscuuige
which oscillates the ether.
The ether waves, sent out by trans
mitting station, having been there
modified bv tho human voice, are
changed back at the receiving station
into such form as to effect the receiver
and cause ''tho exact air- vibrations
which were made to modulate the
transmitting current, and therefore,
the words of the speaker are beard ex
actly as spoken.
Dr. DeForest bases his claims for
success on his past experiments with
the wireless telephone at the sugges
tion of Admiral Evans, who conducted
the experiments on board his flagship,
the Connecticut, and another vessel.
Every battleship, cruiser or torpedo
boat of the great Pacific fleet waa
equipped with radio wireless tele
phones before setting out on the mem
orable cruise. These instruments were
given a thorough trial in inter-ship
communication and in conversation
with several wireless stations cn the
Pacific coast.
In the meantime, the young inventor
has not been content to rest on the
laurels obtained f rdm his successful
work in the navy and has carried on
many experiments, both at home and
abroad. In May, 1908, from the Eiffel
tower, wireless messages were Bent by
the radio telephone to every wireless
station in France. A warship off
Marseilles, nearly 600 miles away,
heard the transmitted messages just as
distinctly as did the stations near
Paris. While doing this, Dr. DeForest
had equipped several of the vessels of
the Italian navy and tho instruments
met with such decided success that an
arrangement has been practically con
cluded for the equipment of the entire
navy.
Mrs. DeForest is quite as interesting
as her inventor-husband. She grad
uated from Cornell university in the
difficult science of civil engineering.
She was tho first and only -woman to
graduate from an Eastern college in
this profession. After her graduation
honors were heaped upon her until she
Btood before the world as its foremost
woman hydraulic engineer, and a re
markable example of woman's intel
lectual equality with man.
bhe was the first woman ever elect
ed to membership in tho American So
ciety of Civil Engineers. She helped
to build the greatest water works sys
tem in the world's hiBtory, being on tha
engineering staff charged with the
building of the $161,000,000 Catskill
system. In June, 1907, she was elect
ed fellow of Cornell university, an
honor rarely conferred upon women.
While at Cornell she proved herself to
be the peer of any of the male athletes.
She is a leader in the equal rights
movement and various movements de
signed to improve the social condition
of all women. And now she further
distinguishes herself by being the first
woman to engage in wireless telephony.
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It will bring you and your family into closer touch with your
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