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T h en , one is • p t to have a tired, languid feel ing and sometimes, a toxic back ache or headache, and often some irregularity of secretions, such as scanty or burning passages More end more people are ac claim ing the value o f D oan's Pi lit. a stim ulant diuretic. In this condition. Fo r more than forty years, D oan's have been w in ning favor the c o u n try o v er. A s * y o u r n e ig h b o r ' DOAN’S Stimulant D iurttic to tb t Kidneys F o e lc , Mlthnrn Co. Mtg C hrndata Buffalo N V PASTOR KOENIGS N E R V IN E f ° l Epilepsy Nervousness & Sleeplessness. Pf»ICI$ISO A tS d u R DRUG JF/af«- fur /ret R outt lei KOENIG MEDICINE CO. I O « N W IU S ST. CHtdAGO ILL* - .--A------' M i « .Wtf'ii v in - C a lif. 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Earn S25-S 50 Per Week D E M A N D “ B A Y E R ” A SP IR IN CASCARA $ QUININE C ct Red ftux O l d E n g lis h L a w s If a trav eler led a horse up to the Savoy or Cluridge hotels, the m ana ger, under English law. would he obliged to furnish sh elter for "man and beast.” It Is no dead letter either, for the m anager, ulthough he has no longer any stab le on the prem ises, would send the horse around to a livery stable for the guest mid act as though nothing bud happened. A bill has been drafted lo remove some of the many anom alies in an act which has stood pretty well un changed, for 3tM) years. At preseut a landlord Is responsi ble to a guest, up to the value of $150, for any property stolen on Ids prem ises unless he can prove gross negli gence on the p a rt of the guest. It does not m a tte r how many notices lie posts up repudiating responsibil ity, the courts under th e present law will hold him liable. T his is a point which the B ritish hotelkeepers are anxious to see changed.—London Times. ‘"DANDELION BUTTER COLOR” No Cold Be Sure S e e k C h a n g e s in the hundreds of lliou- sunds of nam es bestowed on geograph ical units mid n atu ral objects thro u g h o u t America. Now for the flrat tim e all the Jones' corners. W ildcat creeks, Hogback m ountains and am usingly nam ed ham lets in the country are io he christened officially by the federal governm ent. T his com pilation will Include the review of each nam e for au th en ticity, proper spelling, and In many cases propriety and convenience. At tem pt will he made to evolve new n am es for places which now have none. Then all will be published in an official gazetteer. “T he history o f the nation Is re flected largely In these nam es,'' said F ran k Bond, chairm an of the U nited S tates G eographic hoard, which Is to supervise th e work. "It Is a big Job. and th e hoard will need a lot o f voluntary help. We hope to develop w idespread anil constructive Interest In place nam es." The hoard Is appealing to the gov ern o rs of the sta te s to assist 111 quick cuing th e sources of Hie vast amount of m aterial which the hoard must g ath er and scrutinize. The gazetteer Is to contain the name, authentically a ttested even ns to spelling, of every ham let, village, town and o th er geo graphical unit, as well as th a t of ev ery creek, river, hay. Inlet, m ountain o r n atu ral object having or deserving an Identifying name. In the m ajo rity o f cases nam es al ready exist In undisputed forms, and consequently much of the task will entail Compilation only. It Is ex pected. however, th a t when "the hoard c o n ic s to puss on these officially there will be many dem ands th at old names be discarded and new ones adopted. Even svliliout the stlniulntloii to such action as th e present work provides, the board In th e past regularly hak handled ninny requests of that same •M t. Ill m aking up th e official gazetteer Named From Genoese Mincing l.ane, London, th e center of the w holesale tea trade, derives Its nam e from certain tenem ents there once owned by the "iiilnchuns," or nuns, of Si Helen s. There, in the tim e of the I'laiitageneta, lived a col- ou.v of Genoese tra d e rs called galley- men because they brought th eir wines and oth er m erchandise lo Gulley w harf, nays the London Chronicle They w ere a w ealthy and powerful many changes probably will be on one side a re called Green on the th o u g h t desirable In certain Instances other. on account of confusing duplications In gazetteerlng places and objects and som etim es tru ly objectionable th a t have more than one nam e each terminology. Recently, for example, the hoard must decide which a re most the board accepted a new name for au thentic and appropriate. T here Is L ittle Smallpox creek In Wisconsin room for a thousand heated local dis because of th e claim th a t the old putes In the clarifying of these con nam e carried a detrim ental sug. fusions. Many people su rren d er old gestlon. place nam es w ith great reluctance and The board has good reason for un many others are equally dlsputattve d ertak in g this work. In probably no about the way place nam es should be Other country In the world Is there spelled. such u trem endous duplication of Ill form ulating the gazetteer new place nam es as In the United States nam es will have to be originated, for T h ere are, for example, dozens of there is still a large num ber of nam e P e e r and Silver creeks. T here are less n atu ral objects of distinction or ten or more Lookout mountains, -it im portance In the country. In the loast two of which are of note his Itockles alone there are hundreds of torically or otherw ise. Scores of tall m ountain peaks which never have tow ns have been named a fter famous been christened. A m ericans and well-known European In clarifying confusion nnd finding p laces: the P arises and Londons are legion. This of course results In u s appropriate new nam es a vast amount ing th e sam e nam es more than ever of research In local history, custom, philology mid convenience m ust tie T here are eases of small villages | n done. L ittle atten tio n will be paid to the sam e county using the same etymology os such, for In evolving names, and many Instances of “ n e ie h I place , - i- . , . » ■ I’l a v r i nam iu i ii r es N usage as a rule Ignores ld’>»“ fl«‘d by the th at science. When L'Enu E rals be sam e name. These confusions made comes Low F reight or custom turns little difference In the earlv d a y of Aux Anes Into Gzan the national the country, but now. with Intensified board raises no staying hand. For comm unication, they are bothersome the most p art the board attem p ts only In many ways. T his Is particularly to guide the cu rren ts of usage. tru e In map m aking of the kind done Old nam es, such as reflect early his by th e United S tates geological tory or preserve the nam es of original, survey. settlers, are prefer!ed. The objection Confusion of many kinds has been th a t an old nam e Is homely or even found There are Instances a mill ludicrous does not carry much weight tlpllcatlou of nnw . . ■ j (o'limoii M ags w ith the board. Indian names, where- for the sam e place or object. T here ever preserved, also have th e affec are small rivers known to people in tion of the board. B ut tn passing on one county by a nam e different from these no attem p t Is made to conform the one designating It In another to the originals as against usage or county. Mountains railed Hogback sim plicity. people and one time Issued a silver coinage of th eir own. These coins. known as "galley half-pence.” were broader than the ordinary English all- ver half-pennies hut not so thick and strong. T heir use w as prohibited by an act of parliam ent in the reign of llen ry IV. F r a n c h m a n 's D itc o u e r y One hundred years ngo Braconnot, " I rench chemist, while exam ining various vegetables and fruits, dlscov cred the Jellifying principle of fruit Juices. T his he named pectin (from the G reek word pektls. m eaning co- agnluifl). Braconnot puhltshed the story of his researches th a t led to the discovery of pectin In 1S28 lu the French Annals of Chemistry. S till A w a k e T he world may quit aleep, accord ing to a chem ist, hut It seem s to many of us th at a great num ber of Ita pop ulation abandoned sleep some time a g o — Oklahoma City P ally Okie hvtnan. The standard price of a General Motors car purchased out of in come is the cash delivered price, plus only the low GMAC fi nancing charge. 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