rue*«« avo noattir
MARK S FORESIGHT.
An «kph
tiuttsrr* Hi
term I
ship*. Ila
wears mor* crea*«« to his
any o<b*r animat They
•»( a kilt pleat w»lb a bias
•»I v*ry fatbionabl*. but is
king « ar* of himself IL»m*
«rva»*. twist nr cow»
l-sl I
tendons, and thiv is
* <»l a I«!
pram If nr«tart*<l,
rr»,m torrraw, and au d--*a It» t-a-u,
III MHiitlliiirfl It IB very difficult to
tight«-'» them out. but lv lb* pruni pl
«J m Jar 4*» (hi, th* fn*li<»n or rule
g in Rs ai>pU« Ation and the curain*
».Ito» of I|t<- «di will •fi«o>Hh out ths
r>l twist or « rea** and grt tb* ftlUM I* in
naiurM
wh« re it will re malti, rs-
•torr«!
« »»rd. < or*»!. Pruniplikets
I m u*ii
r* prompt < ur*. ana w heu
tbr >p
rd, it is curvd for g»e«d.
The buftim-M of farming in 8|xin is
•»» mu h d«'prc *•*-'■ I that the govern«
nient i» al**>'4t to devote $ 1,200,000 lu
th«* relief of that Industry.
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i.KO « V
tot
Ml ST
t*’I* »’» t
• i«»
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Iturntgen ray phot»«graphs were a*l-
it !tt«>! as rvideine in a Dcmver. Col.,
Court r«- «.nil
Incipient Insanity.
A SICK AND AILING GIRL
MOTHERS ADVICE.
Intvrrating
Mtary
Tutg
I n<lrf
HER
Km
« »» c uintlanrri
ft' mi ths Kaprvss, Uit A ng*'ea, <'a)lf«.> rials.
Th« intrrvi*wrr’s liti*« «rniMimn
fj
in quror place«.
Poop!« wbo arc
-• ta>k«*l to may tw* in ad sorts of
lumi» «nd fi itine* <»( mimi, but one
*. ruiu'i'iv e a mu« h mure emÌKurr.-v*«-
{.’»ing f«»r all parties ron<M*rn«tM than
k««»m*niiient t<> interview a mother of
m days' uld infant. Sum* • th bigs ar*
m t«-d for even th* callous news-
rr man tu lightly Ig r*. But Mrs.
I
<
Roeder ha«l a • ry Io tell and
I
i
Mante I that story. Th* baby
«»by
asleep, ami th* mother expr ■**•<*1
amiability. So tli« rejortor was
int tii roo a>,
Mr«. I.. ■
I to I»« Johanna
1
for ■ ►everal years si
4
I
o M as a dutn««stic
T
ar !
Pt-rhafo il wu
t i 1
t
limste, at all
till
lJuctore and
her i: • g* uod. Her sp-
¡•etite
ep i eluded her at
night
<*r that dvredfal
of
depri^aiun,
»Ade ilseii apjmreni
h
to 1
to
A
»be ita-gitn to itii-
H night while driving
it •!>« knew jierfeetly
i* cried out io frigid
I e**e nothing. The
II this insanity, but
il
istions and delusions
uco to life ur |»ca<**,
not mu* h h«M-»| is p.»i I tu th« imagining»
of wrakly girls.
laud .j»rit g Mrs Iteeder, fur she had
married in tho meantime, con< lud<**l tu
visit h«*r old homo at Daleville, Ind .
■.tv.-
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•
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wonderful pruj'vrtira of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale P<»«‘ph»
Mr«.
Rwdet began tu take them.
When she
wtnrtrd in she ««»ni l not walk the three
quarters of a mile to the poeUHMce, »he
w is mi weak. In iU«« ut three w« • ks she
b»»k according t«» directions a I« ou » fife
ttoxc* of the pills, and at the expire
ti<*n uf that time c«»uld g<> <iuwn into
town «mJ come back ami »!<> a leg day'«
washing over th«« tub at her home.
Iler bl«***d camo back into th« pal«
chrw’ks, sleep oi e again refr»*shol her
al night, lb* oold sweats left, and she»
ctm11 rat and enjoy all the pleasures
and diversions of life where ls h>re she
Lal been a ferae to WM i<*ty and amuse-
menla of all kinds. The awful notion«
and hallucinations left her, her braio
again resumed its normal functions,
From that time to how* she has taken
no me«!it me ami she is well in all re-
•peetji.
”s»'r my baby, (lo! blesa its heart,'*
said th* proud mother.
"Il is as
strong ah i healthy as any baby ever
l»»rn.
It w«'.ghml hiti« pounds.*’ As
Il lay there, its little pink tUts clench-
r-l aver its IhumlMi, its little ryes
l”‘ kertsf up in sleep, a bundle uf pink,
A tl my mfaiilile lovelim*»s, there could
l<r htt I«* doubt of the physical health
Of it* pitreiit*.
Mr«
r lives at a Cottage num
bered 407
Eart >*». O
street, lx«
Angelm« <’al , and the last sors alie
•
th, you are is-rfrctly ex-
ru«Mble.
1 am jual aw gla<l to endurwr
¡>r. U tUiam»' Pink PilU a* Jou tan
p»«*aiLty b© !«> hear my rtt»ry.
If all
Fuffrrnig women otilj knrw their |*>w«»r
and K“»»d. there w«>uld
!••**» m< knens
and
in the uorlJ, I’m sure
U.Mta! bye ”
Dr. Williams' Pink lulla contain,
in a condenaed form, all the element*
to
new life And richiir»»*
I«» tho bhx»d <nd rraiore ahatlertxi
iterrea.
They are al*» a a|xs »ilc for
trouble«
tiliar to femalea, aurb aa
anpl»r<*a«*i<»ria,
Irrt^ularilitMi and all
form« <»f a <-.'tkn<’*«. Tliey build up the
blood, and rcetore the glow of health to
p.tle and «allo* cheek«.
In men they
effect a radical cure in all cumw arising
from mental worry, overwork or ex.
Cea««'« of whatever nature.
Pink Pills
Ate *>ld in Ita'tew (never in
bulk)
At 6‘> rents a I r » x or sis boxes for
ami may
ha«I of all druggists, or
direct by mail from l>r. Williams'
M’ dicine C’otn|M*ny. Si lienis ta ly, N. Y.
A New York exj^rt firm will goon
ship 3,000 jMiira of slxws to the Argen
tine R«‘pubhc and 2,500 pairs tu ten*
trai Amènes.
I heliev* my prompt ti*e «»f Plan*« Cur*
prevented aux k c*Hi«’-:nip<i<»n.- Mr* î.ucy
vValiare,
Kans , l>r<\ 12, l!tM.
We can afford to say:
"Get every sort of Schil-
iing's /u st tea of your gro
cer. and get your money
back on what you don't
like"
Your tea-trade for the rest
of your life is worth the risk
—and there is no risk.
A
< *
-t»««f
•mm FrMk«xM>
Ahl
MlNLOWNlH
HANNA
TAKES
T ME BY THE FORELOCK
Forcee lb - Mea I
pl«*, r.t I« III* Ml are
io M<n a Yoar* a Contract at Mate
trai* o loa
Keawe iba txi-ffii ue
Milt Cirow Peeper.
Does Vol Look tor Prosssrliv,
Tbe news that Mr. Mark A. Hanna,
wbo heralded Mr McKinley as Dig ad
van.o- agent of pru«|*erlly. has forced
the meu employed In bls mines al Pitts
burg to sign a contract to work for a
year for •»« cents a ton Is of considerable
public luiportatice. Tbe meu. It Is said.
Were gii**u th* option of signing th*
c viDtract or refu ng to work, an«! tbey
signed It rathe r than see tbeir families
starve, They had been expecting to
gef JJ rents a tun.
Now, If any other employer eleept
Mr. Hauns had compiled bls men to
sign a goQtrect to accept th* lowest rat«
of wag«« tor tbe oi»i( twelve Months,
th* fact would have lx*»-» interesting,
but It Would bav*
no public
lmtH>rtai f
Itut Mr. Hanna Is knuwu
and rrcugtiitcd every where «• th«* drum
• major of th« It
••«si>»t» He
caused Mr. \|. hiulvy lu b* ttutnUiated
by declaring In tbe Weal that bis ran
didst* was for protection and bimetal
liwiij. a?id in the ICast that Mr M« Km
ley was for gold and a fairly reaaun
• bl* aui«»unt of protection.
Tbe nomination was made according
ly, and when tb* rani ¡»sign was un
st) Mr 11» iiua dr* lar«ra* that Mr
Kinley wi
and organa
parity.“*
(>t*Jo msj'»r
took It <>i
as “the a
Mr MrK
iitl* with a smile, aun«»ttn<e<! that be
and h;s Republican friends wutilxi
“ops
Ing the prh-es of manufactured prod
ucts. , make tietter markets for the farm
era.' ’ On numlM-rs of oeraslons he a«k
*<l th* c rowdv that «4*embird al hl«
fr*»nt d<> or: “Hate the Iletnocrata
made y <«u rich? W«!l, put y<»ur trust
We know
in Hi* Republican party.
bow to make the pr<»|>l* prosperous “
Now. the «juratloti ar', ra, and It is a
very se riotis one, does Mr. Hanna I m «
lleve that Mr McKinley 1« really the
odvam*«* agent i>f pr»»*|»crJty ? Dora he
really think tl hat the R«*publ!ran party
If tm. It la.
ran reator* | [>ro«|>er1ty?
Indeed, pa«»in ig strangv that hr should
li -i-i w <irk
in !i;< v mploy t«> a«x rpt
stra ration wages for twelve months.
Did not Mr Hanna realise, when heart
bti«lnr*ut of <kom|M*lllng the
utifurtuna<«• intners In his employ to
bind them» he* to ar«*«>|»i |>anlc w*agra
for another twelve month«, that hla |x>
alt Ion an the great drum major of tbe
R< publican juhlh v band would leave j
a horribly bad taste In the mouth of
the pnblb
<>r did be feel that bls
great frat «»f ri« ting M« Klnh’X gave
tiltil the right to apply the screws tu bla
employe-?
There Is but uuc reasonable Infer
etice to be drawn fn tili Mr. lUnna'i*
action In this matter, lit* Itnowa that
th* RrpuL an program u ill not n*
l<t-••xperiiy. nn«l be U taking time
ate
by the forelock II** km*«*« that the <le
pr«-w*on m«w prevailing will grow deep
er. and h* therefore makes haste to
pi >w -t hhn*u If by compelling his min
er» to ncxrpt starvatioo wages fur the
next twelve munihs
And 1« thH the answer that the great
Republb au mnnag«'r give* to the bojw»«
atol eipiM’tatlon» of the people?
M«-in while we hope Mr. lianna is
mSGiketi In hl* private v h u ».
We
bo|M* the Republicans will restore pros
pcrlty before the year Is uUL Allanta
Constitution.
Hilvrr thè
la»nfi«
Senator Itili of \rw York a bo la
ata>ut lo drap luto thè ah) ss of
| oldlv-
luti, lina contributivi to a magatine n
aril< lt* ti-lllng why he tbliiks thè fuslon
Iwlwrvn liemocrats and
Populista
stiouhl not continue
Ile aeeo nottilng
|n<oliatateli! In a fusi-m I.etweeii Demo
ernia and Itepublh ali»
II- Justlfied
su-li a fuslon lavi yrar. To thè ordln
ary mimi howevrr. sm h a fuslon la thè
acme of i-olltl- al diahotiesty.
The Round Money L<*aguc just or
ganited In New York n-presenta tatti
llolis of dottare In wralth
II In- ludes
ta»ili itepul-llcaiis at- l ex iN-mrerata
wbo l-fl tbeir party ori thè money
que«t|on
In Ita meml-ersblp we fimi
!: ■ ■
!' I :
r
Aùg.-.i I:.;
ii.-mt check by jowl wlth J. Pierpont
Morgan and Ituasell Kage
tVe fimi
Itourke t'ockran at t'anton In long con
frremra wlth McKInley and Hanna
He fimi thè KepuMIcsna In Congreaa
defemling Cleveland agatnat tbe lepre
•--iitatlt rs ->f tl-e outraged l-arty wblcb
rlected hlm
VVI-at fatulty la It that. In tbe face
of thvse thlngs, Inalata that tbe people
w ho stand for <<p|H>sit|on to ev-nevn
tratrd wralth and privllegr ahall divide
tbeir fon««? Ncter waa thè New York
Ketiator more a t-eanut politictan than
Iti fatherlng tlils prap>«ltl»n. t'Iearly
a lime of great reeonatructlve move
menta In politica la tuo large for a man
w bo asaumrd un resi pn-|H-rli|ona lu thè
shad-w «f thè dark lantrru of an Al
bsny cam ita.
The tendoni y of thè lime la toward
coi-s-didatlou of t*-lltl<*al fon va Xoth
Ing csn pravent It. The |*nqdc km-w
«fiat tbey want. Tbey vaili bave lead
era w ho lead thè wuy ttw-J WHIlt lo go.
Crorana mlght pile up g»ld to charm
thè wlnd of rvery "cyclone" In Texas.
Matnmon mlght arrapo thè middle of
thè r«ai| for grò»riera and fimi tliem
Bui thè lasuea are ma-le and thè linea
of battle are fortued. And thè battio
w III t-e fongtit to a finish on illese linea
—Si. Ixiula l’ost IMspatrh.
Jnl.I.erv ai l Plunder.
The house of representatives passral
without amendment and with only
tw.nty mlnutra to ra<'b aide for "de
Imte" the sundry civil appropriation
Mil. rarrylng $BO;<H4.743.
Fifty millions In forty minutes! But
extravagance Is not the worst feature
of th ■ hill. It la loaded down with job
bery
Every public building and river
and hartsir grab that tbe committee
dared to adopt Including more than
f7.Oiai.OllO for states represented by
lurmlH'rs of flu- Committee was put
Into this bill. It was o|>enly asserted
upon the floor, and by a K>-|>ubllran
memtier. that these Items were tacked
on to a general aon>priaHon bill tn
order to avoid a veto.
Rome time thia country will have a
ranch and ..nlers It* parents
without cereaiosy.
If g-.ld can stand on Its own
why bark It up by law7
prewldeht p«**S<»W<| of auffkueflf eour
ag* tu veto every general appropriation
bill that cum*« to him freight«*! with
l«< rolled «cbrui** of jobbery and
plunder
Tt)fil then, aptwrvntly. tbe
(wmplf must put up with blUluo d«diar
appropriathuia In tbe far* of a SAb.UJU..
u« defb k u< y.■ New York WwrkL
Thr Itrform
Tbe I'-.uiptroller d-n't s< -m
controlling the banks much
I’rec homes and fair wages cottati
lute tbe strength of a nation
!***•* MrflllRf.
Imuy mea just les and they becotna
listless slaves or dangerous fiends.
Hanks of Issue ran not be dspeudc-l
ut---n to maintain a stable currency.
Now Is the time to push tbs demand
for government ownership of railroad*.
Tbe loud bill Is a blow at onr pos
tal system, every Populist should op-
J**«* IL
ItUrrrat hji« rn«t rtiArr dollar* and
n»<»rv human »ufFrring than war. pratl*
an«! famine.
As long as laboring mcr. are divided
against themselves capital will tak*
undue advantage of them.
What tbe government csn do better
and cbeatMT to the people than lbs in
dividual, that It should do
Improved me’lxxla of pr-xlnctl-n
should l-'siv-n tbs hours of labor In
stead of throwing men out of employ
ment.
The magnlflcenra of tbe Inaugural
parade has been a great subj.-et for rs-
mark, but look at tbe procoMpm of nf-
rt e seekers that follows
y
Tbe government should foreclose it a
mortgages on the Pacific roads, but II
should •re that there la no dra.J Afri
ran In the w < mm I pile when thè aala 1»
An Object l.rfieon.
The great steel rail p»*>l la dlaaolved
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• \
. •«■ .s but
(Ion l*etw»w*n th* ixHueilldatlun of tnter-
ewts of which J Plrr|M>nt Morgan is
th* h»'t»<l an«! a similar consolidation
brAdt-d by l<<»« kefeller am! Carnegie,
says tb«* Mt tx>iila P<»st Dispatch. Thia
great hattie In the Industrial world will
|»e watched with Itiiertwl.
It will
doiil'tle*» r«*ult in a sing!* |» mj 1 or
monopoly more binding and mun» last
Ing than th* urn* that baa just gon«» to
ph-ers
.Mr-.anwhile th* tem|M*niry breaking
up uf tlH* trust Im* furnished an ot»Jr«‘i i
h-Kson on tb* Influence of trusts upon!
th* lals»r market am! upon prosperity
In grt.‘ ml. Owing to th«* new competl- j
tbe condition«, th«* st«el industry has !
. .
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-.:«*!? MI.ty io111
rirry mill In Illinois will be opened
I1-
.. : .
:ii .1!» w ¡11 !*• put
on full time. This will gbe work tu
thousands of m« n and will stimulate
many uiber branch«« of Industry am!
?radr
It will probably have an rffret
that will lw frit nil over tbe country.
Thi* sb«»ws what nn enormou« Impe
tus would he given to loudness If th*
trusts could I m * broken down. Closed
mGb would «pen In all directions, new
rtKrrprises would be started, an»! the
*ip|M>rtunlth*« for labor would be currv-
•l»»tidlng!y ln<'r«*As«M|.
If th* tvm|M»rary disruption of a sm
gh* trust has the vfTeM-t of starting »<*oru«
of milk» aud furnishing work to thou
sands of turn, wliat would be tin effect
uf smashing all the trusts? They must
t>* smnMbrd. ami the country sai**d
from tbe paralysis which tbey have
brought about.
It Mr«»'«
l.lfr.
The Iml'.atlons of strong d fTerenrew
of i>|i1nl«»Q between s«n*(|ous of the Pop
ullsts Is one of the m<s»t gratifying
atgna visible *»f great vigor and coming
activity In thn« party. It means that
the rad < il ring that forred the uom na
ti«»n of Watson and prevroied tbe In
dorwi-ment of Pluto* rat Bew'all Ims vi
tality « nough to wee to It that a a'.ngle
issue Is not permitted to otwn-ure all
©then». 'There is no reason on earth
why retalulng the demand for the re
forms Hutt gave birth lu the Populist
party should Injur* the cause of fr*<
silver, on the contrary. It will bring to
the silver cause Immense numtM*rs of
p*-op!e w ho would Otherwise decllue tu
aup|M»rt It. Pnttl It ran t»e shown that
the vital reforms d«*mandr<) by the
Populist j lstform ten«! to retard In
stead of advance the Ide« of free coin
age thoar wbo now demand a single
lasiae liave very jMwir ground to stand
uj-i'U We are all agr«-ed that ffe Cola
age of the product of American mines
> a tie« «*sslty. Hut, while working to
that end, there Is no necessity fur foul
Uhly neglecting other reforms of great
ImjMirtance to the whole people, Lead
idle Miner.
I'olost Tsssilon.
No person lias a natural right to In
Jure any other person, aud uo just gov-
•rument ought to enable or permit any
person to Injun- another. All should
stand equal before the law. That is
the great principle that underlies gov
ernment. Yet It 1« not rare to find that
a man who |uiys »■’> In taxes ought to
|«iy *!<>. while tbe man wbo pays 110
in taxes very often should |my only »A.
Vnjuat taxation turane robbery by law
means more dangerous than any
highwayman would use and tbe man
w Im aids In passing a ta w making such
an unfair condition of things possible
lacks the courage of the highwayman.
You take from those who are assessed
too much and give to thuae wbo are as
s.-ss-'-l loo little. William J. Bryan.
Mr Mani More bollara.
Congressman Stone, Chairman of
the House Committee on Coinage, has
made a report In favor of the adoption
of the metric system of weights and
m< Mure« Some of our representatives
abroad bare got used to It and want to
mix up the people and business affairs
of the I'nlted Ntatra for a while We
car grt along with the present system
of weighing and measuring things If
the Committee on Coinage will get
down to real bn«lp<«a ami push a plan
for the enlargement of our coinage of
dollars. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Popatiei Po.niere.
The true mravure of value la labor.
I'eaceful revolution cornea
educe t lea.
through
Every man ha, a right to demand
and obtain labor.
Capital la but the child of labor, but
It H«ua to have tak. o pa. salon of th
The Foremost Athletic Trainer in America Recom-
mends Paine’s Celery Compound.
Tbe arbooi of experieoce la alway»
open, but tbe tuition corns« blgb.
The Metiipbis Reform I’re*» meeting
ha« d«»n* gre«t go*xl. It Ims line«! up
the true |w»pullsta It has dismayed the
rvmsplreturn.
Tb* silver republican«
have declared foe aeparete action. It
will teat* tb* falae and deceitful da-
in«« racy f<*rl<>ru snd vagrent orphan«
«•it the «burvd*aa sea. Wr have drciared
«gainst fusion in terms that cann«d I*
mistaken The action of tb* middle of
tbe road populists Las Iwen vlndlreted.
They hat* also shown tbeir earnest d*'
aisv to hartimultfl* tbe party and bring
Into active s lie glance all wbo have been
|e«1 astray.
They bav e n<» words too sever* for
against fu ualon In terme that cannot be
lb* false leader«
I
who betray«! ua. but
tbey art magnanimo«» and warm
b«wrt«d In the faatemal feeling tow an!
erring brethren
They were honest In their Intention«.
They did m»t km>w Mr Htjsn like tb*
writer and many »there. They tt<>w
kn«»w b* ts m»t a populist, that he has
no |«*pulist intentions aud that be la a
democrat dj«M In the wool and wants
tn aliaorb and destroy our party. Th*
|M»puhsts who wandered aw«y firmly
bell*** fn tb* d*M*trtnea w« advocate
and will be dHlgbted that w* have an
noun<vd our drirrtulnaHon to preach
th* true faith.
Tbey should at on«’* pull loos* from
slfier cluisi and change to People s
I «Arty <lul«* I'bew* clubs ar* uur only
bop* aud through them we tnuirt push
odr campaign of educatum.
JCach
newspaper should go aril rely at work
<»rg«n'ting club«» !**»< all our papers
take hold of this work Chicago Men
tliavl.
■
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG!
mad-*.
Why follow a prereddlt that wav
made wh<-u conditions were entirely
different? We abouid progress In the
srlvnc« of government as well as lu
tbe arts.
Capital seems to have r-q-s enough,
and will pr-bubly break Its own neck;
the nail trust failed, and now the cof
fee combltoe and sugar trust are fight
ing each other.
If you can't legislate a man rich or
poor, why -Io the cort-oratlons waul
legislation In tbeir Interests? legisla
tion has much to do with the prosperity
of tho f-eople.
A I'nlted Stat--» bank patterned after
the Bank of England will tie the out
come of Itepubllcnn financial legisla
tion. and while It will give temporary
relief to A- km I the country with then«
bank note*, tbe final smash up will
only be more severe.
Nature provides land, sunshine, air
ami rain with a plentiful hand, but
man refuses to make the mediums that
are noe-led to facilitate exchange, hcuce
there are thousands of hungry peopls
In a lau-l overflow Ing with pleuty.
An Audai ious Autogr.iph-secker
Many Traders, says tbe Youth's Com
panion, may reettll experiences In get
ting the autograph of Henry W. Ixmg-
felloW, Tbs ntitbor of "Chats Miti)
OelebritleO*' IlSS something to •ox
about thia very thing:
I remember one very pleasant pnrty
at the poet's dinner table, writes Mr.
Guild? at which Mr. Monti, Prof E. N.
Horsford and myself wire present.
Mr. Monti, I'rof. E. N. Horsford and
my— If were present, »laS Mr. ix>ng
fellow related a number of amusing
anecdotes rra|H-ctlug appli-Mtloua that
were made to him for autographs. He
was very kind to autograph seekers,
am) used to k<w-p In a little box upon hla
writing table a number of slips upon
which were written.
Yours very truly,
llenry W. Ixmgfellow.
One of these would lie sent to the
applicant by a member of hla family to
whom he pa<u«*<l over ibeir requests.
Itut the autograph seekers were not
always satisfied with a mere signature,
and he often m-iit a verve troni one of
his poems, signed with bla name. The
most remarkable request, however.
came from a lady In Heaton, who, the
poet said, sent him by express a pack
age of one hundred and fifty blank vis
iting-cards, with a letter requesting
that he would Inacrlt-e hla name on
each of them tbe next day, as she was
to have a grand reception at which a
numtar of literary people would tie
present, and she wished to prewent each
one of her guests with tbe poet's auto
graph.
Th!» was too much for even Ijong-
fellow's g-“Hi nature, and would seem
to he hardly credible, had I not heard
It from tbe poet'a own lipa.
True ilrealtieee.
Iler. II W. Knapp. In hl, eulogy up
on Ituakln. tells bow Ituakln ta-gan by
giving first a tenth of hta Income to
tbe poor, then half, and finally nearly
the whole.
If oUiers would not en.-ourage the
study of art In schools, Ituakln would
buy ten wati-rasdor drawings of Will-
lain Hunt, and give them to tbe public
schools of London.
lie fell heir to one million of dollars;
Hila amouiK he baa given sway eaerpt
a autnelrnt num to give him an Income
of fifteen hundred dollars a year. Cp
ou thia tie nowa Uvea. tbe Income of hla
booka I «-I tig distributed among Ids old
IH-iMUoners and bla »anona plano tor
a>H lal reform.
lie txwtowrd bla art trramirra with
Uke generosity, lie gar* Iba marl »Ira
which lie had collected in Greece and
bla prirelraa Italian drawings to public
galleries and museums, where Ulrjr
would U'hvflt the common people.
Refusing the Invitations of the rich,
and putting away tbe temptation to a
life of elegant case and refined luxury.
Ituakln gave hlmaclf to tbe p>M>r. Ills
l*rat lei turoe were never given where
English wraith and aocial prratige went»
represented, but were delivered
to
working girls' clubs and worklumru’s
associations.
If lloimarau refused the yoke of law
and service upon rhe plea of genius,
thin man, by reason of bls talents, was
rarefnl to fulfill the duties not expect
ed of mediocrity.
"That,“ aald the waiter to tbe lonely
mm who was taking bis dinner at a
cheap restaurant, "that Is rral, genuine
country bred mutton, air.” "Yes," re-
turneil tbe gurat. thoughtfully, "It's
even what you might call died In-tbe-
wool."— Cincinnati Commercial Trib
une.
e
The must aatute a perula tir a pblloao
pncr «ir Hito, whuae reflect Iona on
tbe eubjoct hart been a model aver
ataca La day.
John Graham 1« the foremost man in
Americun athletic».
It wa» he who manage»! the
fu! team fnnn this country that attract»
»st world wide attention in the recent
Olympic gam*’« at Athens.
Formerly trainer for Cidumbia *xd
th* ti for Prin*‘- phi and finally h»r
Harvard university, Mr. Graham had
much to do with raising the standard
of vi'llcgiat« spurt«.
A small army of
gentlemen have t*»«*n guided by him
since h»* left Harvard and took hi» pr*-<-
ent position, su|M'rintcnd*rit <*f th«*
famous gymmudum uf the Boston ath-
lotir iuk“x’iatmn.
Three of his proteg»-*, White. Brewer
am! McCarthy, have just won th«- N«*w
England championship «t the mile,
quater-mil»* and five-mil* run.
H* has
truned W h ks of Brown university,
une of the bust college sprinter* in the
country.
Many another student of what make*
men and women strung h.m u*e»l and
has reootnmended Paine’s celery com-
fmund as th* t»»*t known rcin«s!y for
th«»*«* who are Weak and dispirited, th*
overworked an»l enfeebled ¡«ersoii« who
are most uoncern*«l In the general
awakening of interrat in outdoor exer-
cim? ami Indoor attention to the proper
rules of health.
It was the a blest professor of m«*»li-
cine and *urg»-ry in any college, that
giant *m*>ng men, Prof. Edward E
Phvl|«s, M. I) , LL. I)., of Dartmouth
now a
th
is
*'«dl g«', who after yc.irw of ¡ ati»’Bl in-
veetigAtiun and study, sasUle«! by all
that was t»r»l in the progress of m«*»lt
d m-i<»n* e «1 h»*m« »nd abroad, first
discover*»! the wonderful formula of
Paine*« celery »'otU|<M>n»l
There was no *h»ubt of th* interest
that w«»uld I»* awaki’hed at otic»’ by th«*
ammutHVinent <»f any dis«*overy by Prof.
Phelf*
Th«* formula from th«* first
was furni»b«*d to the I «eat physician«,
and forthwith this remarkable Paine's
celery eompouml was personally u*«-»l
and prufrasitmally pr«*s«-ribed by them
Th*’ result of the closeat investigation
might have N*rn «’ip«*<• tI
It w»»n re
qtured « considerable industry tu pro-
duc* th* r*me«ly, an«! rupidly but
»teaihly, without c«*asing, the demand
for Paine’s celery compound has in
creased, until today there is no other
rrm»'dy that in eompariflun t>egins to
hold half th* public attention that it
hobla.
In untold num tier of rs** where
every other remedy has been tried and
fail**d, Paine’s celery o » ui | m * uii *I has at
tained the wished for results, making
th«* weak strong, purifying the !*l»*al,
rttbuilding th* wurnuut nervous tissue,
curing chromo sirkm-ss, proving .«
never failing and permanent relief for
rheumatism, neuralgia, kulney diseases
and d>*»rd«*rs of th* liver, all tin* to the
ixiiI-airment of the pers«»n’s nervous
system, the consequent impoverishment
of the blood and the breaking *!<*wn in
t
Wl effer On* Hundred T>ol1»rw R*w»r-1 f«*r
any rase of < alarrti that cannot Vs cured by
Hali • < siarrh <’ure
r J.t iiKNkY A CO., Props , Tol*«to, o.
W » th©
?ir«1, ii»»r kn>>wn ► J. i hcn»y
for th» last 15 year», »nd b»ll»vs him >x»rf«»rily
honorable in «11 bualhca» Iran »art loti« and fin-
anclaily at4s U> carry out any obligations ma>la
by their firm
W n»? A Tat * t.
Whi'leaal* irruggitt*. T»d»do, O.
Wai I'lN'i, h t»N *•» A M *a*i 1»
W h<> «?*»al® PruggiKla, Tolsd«», O
Hall*» < atarrh lure <• tak« a lni»rbaily, act-
tag illr»« Uy upon the hlo«*1 and «aureus »ur*
fa> *rra <‘f lt>© »V>l«m
>•':«»"■«• per ttailll» gold
by all bt i|.»U Traiiti»-- • •!?««.
liail'a Fam-ly 1*111» ata lite brat
WEASO.XS
i * k «» i »(
< is
All rjour*-1 * ’tip, •■ ■« a d. «i* ally vary
light colored an« of he»»j
. *• tnad* fr*»m
flurx-M. * Tra «iarvirm
la tna«la fr««m
ugar ( an« and is atrigily pure
It is for «als
by lirMCam grueso, in ran« only. Mamita«-
lured by Ike cauri» <■«-•*«* avare «’«» Allg*n-
ulne ''Ir« im-
ha*» th» manufac
turer*» : au •• lit' <?«; ' r-l
• *ry * •<*
Oulorod photograph» taken at a single
ojicratiun ar*i shown by Dr. July, of
Dublin, Ireland.
HIS
IS THE
TIME
of year .. ..
F when men ..
and women ..
become weak
em d Ly
the weatli-l
er. and run]
down gener
ally..........The
first parts that
the weather
affects arc the
kidneys. The
urea is not
thrown off.
but is forced
back upon th«-
lungs, aiul dis
ease results
—caused by
weakness of
the kidneys
~"L»ur* •*■**•. • »evW.
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Breakfast Cocoa.
fi*\A-4tc il ij aH
*fe v ;
-e
fi*kAutg it re n- t nude by lhe s » va ej l»ukh Fr <n> in
whkh chemivah are used.
FWx iuu beam of the lines! quanfy are uve»!.
Because it it nuuie bv a method whk*h pmervet unimpaired
fhe eaquvufe natural flavor and >.»d>>r <4 the beans
fie»auw it is the m«wt evon«»fnua!, cosbng krxs than one cent
• cup
rt MK root).
ahi »
1'01/
Walter Baker ¿v Co.’s
The queen regent of K|*«in smokes
mure than a d«»s**n cigarrtl«-» a lay.
iioMK
oon***qn*nc* of snm* jwrticulAr organ«
When Mr Graham, wr-t t g Ju* ■*rv
| m 1397, said: "I have um*d Paine's
»d«*ry c*'ni|*ound to my ’ ••n fi*.. and I
have no doubt that any i-erson under
going great physical and m> ntal strain
would find it of great service.
F*»r
■ tu»l*,nt< rwp»--. tally it «»light t»> I*» of
gr«*at value " When *•» pr- ninenl a
student <*f tastily health, who has no
«*qua!, tiult-w«, |erha)*t. «»ne mentions
Dr. Margent *«f Harvard, with whose
methods Mr Graham be« ime well a»
qmunted al Hari.ir*! when Mr Gra
ham sais bluntly that after ht» cxjieri-
•*t*V*’ he Iw’lo-v'S other» u»»t|Ul tin*!
Paine's ; < rv > • pu. titol *»f great serv•
ic«*, what man <»r woman «nil *d |*crfr* I
health *’.»n afford to nvglert h".* well
considered «n I expert a«!vice!
T
- I* n*» d**ubl that I’linr'p* <drry
•**>in]«oun*l * l«'4ns th* hl**»l *»f *’ /*'ini,
salt rheum and such bum**'». n*»l «»uly
tn the »pm g that is so f.»v rable a
Hine, but at any time «luring th«? year,
•»> lh‘»rot>p’dy that nothing further it
ever board of them.
Paine’s celery compound has been
test*»!, triesl. ft* rutiniaed ami heartily
appr«»ve«| by so many imparti«! physi
cians and men and women wh»»*«* word
in any matter would m»t la* questioned
for a moment, that one must I»» »tub
bum 111 Hid«*'I indvext who pnfers tu
mope around half sick instre»l of verify
ing
tl.»-s* |ta*.*itivr, straightforward
st« lament«.
n«
that y<M« get th* genuliMi »ftklo m»J« b* WAl.ffW
WAblkavO I til . l>»Tx h«»f«r Meo*
I •tabli»«»d I 7 M>
Sent Free!
To any perwm Interested in human»
matter* »»r who loves «nini«!» we
will •«•»<! Irr© utw'ii sppli* nit-ui. a'
t«>pY «if th* A LLl A S‘ k 'thetvrgan
«»f tin» Horlety. In a«l<!iti«in k> ita in- I
troMely iiiterrstlng reiuimg, it cun- I
lain* a lint of It»» valuable and un- I
u«ual premium» given by the paper
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that u by the n*e <d
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