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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1896)
Stronq MEN WHO TIGHT FIKE .. ..I.. nerves, (rood anpetitc. llKibiog slct'P cume witU Lluod maUe ,L"e HOW THEY ARE TRAINED FOR THEIR WORK. Sarsaparilla TheOncTrucBloodPurlfler. All druijKlsts. II. Hood's Pill" h "" """r dinner iiills. An old law has been enforced in Philadelphia to prevent the passage of wagons on the poorly paved streets near a church between 9 a. m. and 6 p. n. on Sunday. The largest oak in Great Britain is "Cowthorpie. it cnmference at the 146 feet high. tree now standing that known as the is 78 feet in cir ground and abont The excavations Nineveh prove that and then deserted who were probably last great niego made on the site of the oity was burned by its inhabitants, deported after the Eczema ill Her Life. Mr. E. D. Jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga., lays that his daughter, Ida, inherited a tevere case of Eczema, which the usual mercury and potash remedies failed to relieve. Year by year she was treated with various medicine , external appli cations and internal remedies, without result. Her sufferings were intense, and her condition grew steadily worse. , All the so-called blood remedies did not seetntc reacntue dis ease at all until S. S.S. was Riven, when an improvement was at once noticed. The medicine was continuecd witn fav orable results, and now she is cured sound and well, her skin is perfectly clear and pure and she has been saved from what threat ened to blight her life forever. S.S.S. (guaranteed purely vegetable) cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu matism, or any other blood trouble. It is a real blocd remedy and always cures even after all else fails. A Real Blood Remedy, Take a blood remedy for a blood disease; i tonic won't cure it. Our( books on blood and skin diseases Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Waterproof Drilled In the Art of PculluB High "midlines - Hondle LonK Ladders with Wonderful Eubc and Celerity No Time 1h Lost. 1'owerfiil and ABile Athletes. Every jtlppiimn. euglneinan, and truckman In the service of the lire de partment of large cities Is drilled week ly In the duties of a hook and ladder company. Not only the men serving on the hook and lad ders know huw to lower a man or wo man by means of a rope from a burn 1 n g building, b u t when n plpemnn or cnginemun is need ed ho is ns well trained ns any to take an active part In saving life, and can do it ns well as ho can handle an engine or turn a hose where It does the most effective work. Although this drill usually takes place nt every hook :ond ladder house on some day of every week, It never ceases to be nn Interesting sight to the neighbors nnd passorsby. Men and boys are never too busy to stop nnd watch the blue shlrted men ns they nimbly run up the ladder, and then pass It on to the win dow above. When Marshal Iloran nnd dipt. Thomas O'Connor, of hook and ladder No. 0, nt Chicago, gave the order for a drill one day lust week four men Im mediately began to got themselves ready. They were Lieut. James Cun ningham, John Tlerney, Tatrlck Sulli van, nnd William Thompson. The first thing done by the quartet was to bring Into the alley upon which the engine house Is situated four long ladders. Then they all fastened n broad leather belt about their waists. These were about bIx Inches wide, nnd In front had a tremendous hook of steel. "Up you go," called Copt. O'Connor, rll to him. This he raised liitrii In tiio ni,. hand over hand, fastened It on the third floor window, tried Its strength to see that it was secure, then quickly ran up. As he went up this he was followed up the Bust ladder by the second man waiting below. As he reached each floor his manoeuver was the same. When he reached the top of the second ladder the second man was at the top of the first. Both men hooked them selves safely and put out their hands for the ladder below. Quickly It was passed from the third man at'the foot to the one on the top of the first ladder. A VEIL OF MIST FOUR-MEN LAD DER DRILL. j Rislnn at morning or evening from lome low land, oftou carries In us lolds the seeds ol nnt lttrla. Where malarial fever previiil no on ib safe, unlet tiroue'eii by some ettieieut tuetil cinal salt guard. Hostetter's stomach Hitters it. both a pnitet'liou ami a remedy. No pir.ou who Inhabits, or sojourns In a mlaMiuitU' region or country, should omit to "ronre tin fortifying agent which Is also the finest mown lemedy for dyspepsia, constipation, kidney trouble aud rheumatism. There are 1,549 machines or devices for the manufacture of oordage twine and string. My doctor said I would die, but Piso's Cure for Consumption cured me. Minis Kelner, Cherry Valley, III.. Nov. 23. '.. HOITT'S SCHOOL FOIt BOYS I.OWER1SO MAN K110M A WINDOW. By him It went to the fireman above. Then the third man ran briskly up nnd the fourth nnd last one began the mount. By the time he had reached the top of the ladder that stood firmly upon the ground his brother firemen lms passed the fourth ladder to tho man nt the top. Here It wns fastened to the summit of the tower, and the first man to mount was soon looking below to Capt. O'Connor for orders. "All the way down!" shouted the Captain. And without one moment for breath the descent began. Each man came down from the top of the ladder upon which he had stood, nnd snap went three hooka upon the round of the ladder. The ladder nt the top wns ns a wisp of liny In the pow erful mm 8 of the man at the third floor window. He took It from Its place and quickly lowered It to the mnD below. At Burlingame, San Mateo Countv. 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STSOLE MAS LAPDEB Dnll-L. itltlat o ta fr. PrlM UU.UUr4A.NkU. 1'hlljw.l. HZ s.p. 7i n IvJT N. U. No. 681. S. F. N. U. No. 738 der l a long Iron hook. This is notch ed o that It will catch In any width window sill. The llrst man to mount fMtened the ladder securely to the sec ond storv window and swiftly ran up tbe rounds. A soon as he reached the top he opened the big hook at his belt and snapped it about the top round. , Then he put out his hands for the next ladder, and It was quickly handed up This one passed it on with the same j rapid movement, and In a second more It wns ou the ground and resting I against the building. Down ran the j three men. The one who had removed ! the ladder stepped aside, and his place 1 was taken by the next to dismount. The same course was taken until the three others were safely on the ground j once more and the four ladders stand-! lug against the flrehouse. 1 The "two men drill' Is very similar. except flint only two ladders are used, j one man passing up the lower ladder ' to the man above him, and then run ning up the two ladders and in turn j receiving the lower one from his com- j rade. The "one man drill" Is perform-, ed with one ladder. The fireman ilxei ' It to a window above liltn, inounu to i the sill of the upper window, raises the ! ladder another story, and so on until he ' has reached the height desired. The rope drill, likewise. nhvn.VM at- tracts curious crowds. The noose of a rope Is placed around the waist of the , person to be lowered, and the fireman ; who lowers him gives the rope two or ; three turns around the hook in his belt. 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