N O D R IN K IN G IN O F F IC E .
N e b r a s k a ’s G o v e rn o r W il l H a v e None
b u t S o b er M en.
John H. Mickey, farmer, banker,
Methodist deacon and Governor of Ne
braska. has raised a new Issue con
cerning the qual
ifications o f appli
Every day is bargain day in the
cants for State
W ave Circle.
Come in and get ac
appointments. He
quainted.
K C will help you cut
Great Battles.— The great battles
has decreed that
down the living expenses and make
are not physical, but moral; they are
a man who In
doctor’s bills a thing of the past. Do
not fought out on the field o f blood, but
dulges in Intoxi
you realize that you can get the best
within the human heart. The great
cating drinks or,
^ O U N C ES*,* and purest baking powder in the world
est battle ever fought was that be
uses profane lan
tween Jesus and the devil. This con
guage Is not a fit
flict was Inevitable.— Uev. H. H. Proc
person to enter
tor, Congregationalism Atlanta, Ga.
the employ of the
Marriage.—T o make matrimony a i
State.
at one-third what you’ve been paying
mere civil contract, like buying a
The Governor’s
for anywhere near K C quality. A zy
horse, subject to exchange at the will
JOHN H. MICKEY.
ounce can costs lfc. Think of the saving 1
stand has created
or caprice o f the contracting parties, quite a stir within the circle of State
lies man ?6 c
Can you make money any easier ? Get
Is to encourage the vicious to take employes, many of whom. If the ex
The grocer returns the
' Ä
' * 1 it to-day.
upon themselves the vows lightly, and ecutive decides to enforce his new
price of can if you are not satisfied.
leave our country full o f worse than rule and make It apply to those now
¿ ill Grocers
homeless children.— Rev. M. E. Har In office, would find themselves de
Send postal fo r the beautiful
lan, Disciple, Brooklyn, N. Y.
prived of their employment A whole
" B o o k o f Preaenta."
The Missionary.— Can the world be sale pledge-signing lias been suggested
FR E$.
evangelized In our generation? I be by some of the more penitent, but to
lieve an effort to evangelize all the this plan the objection has been raised
J A Q U E S M F C . CO*
world In a very short time has led that It would amount to a practical ad
C h ic a g o .
some zealous workers Into very super mission of guilt, and that the mere
ficial conceptions and methods of work. signing of a pledge might not mollify
It has led to sending some half-edu the Governor.
Comforting.
S h e W a s P rep ared .
cated men and women as foreign mis
Gov. Mickey Is the type o f the self-
A few years ago when they were
Husband— I made $100 on a lucky
sionaries.— Rev. W. G. Partridge, Bap made westerner. Endowed with only turn in stocks to-day, and you can now operating cable cars up and down a
tist, Pittsburg, Pa.
a common school education, he enlist get that new gown you hare wanted fdr steep hill in one of the New England
The Issues of Life.— The heart Is the ed as a mere youth In an Iowa cav ■ so long.
cities, a middle-aged lady, who had
W ife— Oh, I ’m so glad. Here is the never seen them before, entered a car
seat of affection. It Is the Bpring of alry regiment and served three years
;
bill
for
it,
my
dear.
all our actions and purposes, the seat In the CiVil War. He emigrated to
one day that contained only two other
o f moral life and character. The In Nebraska shortly after the close of the
people, aeating herself as near the con-
How*s This?
most and most essential part of any struggle and took a homestead In Polk
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for ! ductor as possible, and when he had
any
case
of
Catarrh
that
cannot
be
cured
by
County.
Frugality
was
one
of
his
body or system Is the heart. It Is the
collected her fare (be spoke to him
H all’s Catarrh Cure.
very center o f activity. Hence we see strongest traits and In less than ten
F. J. CHENEY <& CO., Props., Toledo, O. \ and said:
We,
the
undersigned,
have
known
F.
J.
the great Importance of having the years he had amassed a competence.
“ Is this car perfectly safe?"
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
heart right, for out of It are the Issues Then he branched out and moved to perfectly honorable in all business transac
“ I hope so, madam," replied the con
tions
and
financially
able
to
carry
out
any
ob
o f life.— Rev. W. F. Bryan, Methodist, the county seat, Osceola, where he
ductor.
ligations made by their firm.
Dallas, Texas.
purchased a part Interest In a bank, w e s t dt T r u a x , Wholesale Druggists,Toledo, O.
“ Have you ever had accidents on
W ald ino , K innan & M a r v in , wholesale Drug j this awful steep hill?”
later becoming Its entire owner. He gists.
Toledo, O.
Experimental America.—The Amer
continued to prosper and to-day he Is Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
"W ell," replied the conductor, “ there
ican republic Is the greatest experiment
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
the heaviest land owner In Polk Coun ing
faces of the system. Price 75c. per bottls. have only been a few small accidents;
of self-government ever tried by man.
ty, besides owning Its strongest bank I Bold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
j nothing serious.”
A fter more than a century It still thrives
H airs Family Pills are the best.
I "W here would I go,” she then ln-
and thrives, but It Is still an experi ing Institution.
The Governor's parents were Metho
] qulred, " If this car should get away
A n R asy T ask.
ment. A single century does not mark
dists of the old school, who looked
Nextdoor— That new cook of yours is and go sliding down this steep hill?”
the days of a nation’s life. Will this
upon many of the worldly pleasures, certainly a handsome woman.
“ Well, madam," said the conductor,
government o f the people, for the peo
such as dancing and card playing, as
Neighbors— You bet she is. Why, all "It would all depend on how you have
ple and by the people endure?— Rev.
sinful practices, and the son retained she has to do is smile at the potatoes lived your past life.” — Philadelphia
N. M. Waters,
Congregationalism
Ledger.
the same views. When the Governor and they are mashed.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
was Inaugurated he revoked the ar
r i T f t Perm anpntly Cured. N o fits or nervousness
Stran ge, Indeed.
High Realities— The search after rangements for the customary Inaugu I I I U after first day’ s use o f Dr. K lin e ’ s Great N e rv e
Belle— Do you believe in second
truth Is the most necessary of all the ral ball given by prominent Lincoln Restorer. Send for F r e e # 2 trial bottle and treatise.
Dr. R . H . K lin e, L td .,981 A rch St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
sight, my dear?
means to the ends of life. It Is hard citizens at the State Capital In honor
Eva— Sometimes.
to conceive of one as having lived In o f the Incoming Governor. He said
An Authority.
Belle— Speaking from experience?
this world who has not possessed him simply that be could not consistently
Pyker— Say, you don’t know what you
Eva— Yes, I have often told Jack
self of Its high realities. This Is what maintain bis standing In the Methodist are talking about when you call me a
that he needed a ahave when It was
the Scriptures say to us In ceaseless Church If he countenanced the Inaugu 1 donkey.
Hyker— That’s where you go lame. I too dark to see his face.
Iteration, and this Is what men say to ral ball. Upon his being Installed In
us who have anything to say which office for his second term he approved once owned a donkey for aix months.
U n d o u b t e d ly .
we care to hear.— Rev. J. W. Tucker, of arrangements for only a public re
Not So Great.
Green— How a physician mnst suffer
Baptist, Hanover, N. H.
ception at the State House, and the
First Excursionist— Niagara Falla la when convinced that his diagnosis of a
Psychic Healing.— That there Is such executive and his w ife stood at the certainly a wonderful example of na- case is wrong!
head
of
the
receiving
line.
tare’s
handiwork.
a thing as psychic healing Is no longer
Brown— Yes; he would rather believe
Gov. Mickey, perhaps. Is the most
Second Excursionist— Oh, It isn’t such he is right and let the patient do the
a matter of doubt. What was for
a much— merely a drop of water.
popular
layman
In
#
h
e
Methodist
suffering.
merly considered miraculous Is now
thoroughly explained by science. In Church In Nebraska, which denomina
all ages and among all peoples In the tion Is stronger, numerically, than any
world's history have been found those other In the State. He has frequently
who practiced this healing power; and made large gifts to the cause of the
cures are as common to-day as at any church, and his beneficence has been
time In history.— Rev. W. A. Hunter, largely responsible for the creation and
T h e air arising from low, marshy places, damp cellars, stagnant pond»
prosperity o f the Nebraska Wesleyan
Presbyterian, Denver, Col.
University, an Institution In the sub and pools and from decaying vegetable matter, as well as the gases from
Crime.— Crime Is not limited to those
urbs o f Lincoln where a thousand stu sewers, is loaded with germs o f malarial poison. The water we drink that
has not been properly filtered and purified, is also full of these germs and
who are Ignorant; indeed, the greatest
dents attend.
microbes, and as we daily
criminals are oftentimes the best ed
breathe and drink m illions o f
M A L A R IA IH H IS 8YSTBM FOB T B A B S .
ucated, and learning is used as an ad
A Severe Low .
these into the system, to be
For several years I suffered with Chills and
ditional weapon for the Injuring of
In Smyrna th*y have very little
their fellow men.
Education does sympathy for the ceaseless responsi absorbed by the blood, the Fever, canoed by Malaria in my system, and each
not necessarily develop the moral fac bilities of the editorial position. New- entire body begins to feel the summer for several years I would have a relapse.
Finally my physician prescribed S. S. S. It en
ulty, and It especially seems to have zad Bey, chief editor of the Hldmct, effects o f the poison. The tirely cured me; I have never been troubled since.
little to do with developing a con was recently strangled In Jail by com most common form of Ma 9*3 W. Market St., Louisville, Ky. L S b a p o f p . I
sciousness of moral responsibility.— mand o f the Sultan for injudicious laria is "c h ills and fever,”
but when the blood is thoroughly saturated with the poison it becomes so
Rev. H. E. Brundage, Presbyterian, publications.
weak and polluted that abscesses, carbuncles, boils, sores, ulcers and other
Denver, Col.
The demise of a newspaper man skin diseases result. M alaria also affects the liver, kidneys, bowels and
with
such
a
felicitous
combination
Suggested Ideas.— By forbidding or
stomach, producing a chronic state o f biliousness that often results in jaun
prohibiting anything, the persou so name as Newzad must Indeed be a dice or some m alignant fever. In cases o f Malaria the blood mnst be puri
forbidden is straightway tempted. Hu test to the profession.— Cleveland Plain fied before the body can regain its natural health. S. S. S. contains purify-
manity Is susceptible to the force of Dealer. *
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» nd ton»« properties possessed by no other blood medicine, and is the
suggested ideas, and emphasis upon
S w is s R a i l r o a d E n g in e e r in g .
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ldeal m n ed y for the treatment of Malaria. It des
error merely suggests error. The as
There are more railway tunnels, via
troys the germs o f the disease and builds up the
sumption that we should live a life of ducts and railroad bridges In Switzer
weakened, polluted circulation. It enters into the
self-denial and repudiation o f those land than In any other country In the
blood and forces out every particle of poison and
things which we may desire Is wrong. old world.
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matter and adds strength and activity to it.
8.
S.
S.
Improves
the
appetite
and digestion, tones up the entire system b r
Instead, we should cultivate and de
The
better
time
you
have
on
a
va
Its
alterative
and
p
u
rifyin
g
action,
and Malaria, with all its bad effects is
velop on the highest plane our desires,
Book on the blood and any medical
oot pervert them by negation.— Rev. cation the harder It Is to get your permanently driven from the system.
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