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Is Your
Hair Sick?
Wv hilt two hour, at Sou Trbw>u
Th. tret thing I du I. to rua lo th. tele
graph »Ac.
Th. rompi.Maní l'.o Chao
< ffvre to he mr Interpreter
Tbe clerk
tell, u, that th. puM, are all up agata,
and that axoMfe. rea he wet through
to Europe
At ««ore I fa«», th. Tweoti
eth Century with th. following t.legr.m
H.. : Tth^.u, %th May. J A p n>
"Treiu attackmL between T« hertrbeti
and Tcharkalyk. by tbe gang of th
relebratwd Kl Twtng trave Um repulsed
the attack, and saved the «'Linen* tree*
ure: J.»! and u«>und*d on ÌM»tb »uir*
cb>.f killed by th* heroic Mongol grau
tea. Faruaklar. general manager of thr
<««mp.ay. whim » t»*m* should !•* th* ob
fact of uroierMl *>ltn<r«to
Adv<tea Government to Open Panama
(To bo eowtlaeed I
BRISTOW REPORTS
Tbe Special Correspondent i
Commissioner to Flamine Trade
Conditions Alfecllnq Canal.
That’» too bad I We hid no
ticed It was looking pretty
thin and faded of lite, but
naturally did not like to ipcak
of it. By the say, Ayer’i
Kiir Vigor ii ■ regular hair
grower, a perfect hair re
storer. It keep» the acalp
clean and healthy.
<1! Vl-TEIt XXIII
And w> it w.a Ki Teang who had jn.t
I attacked th. Grand Tranwrelatle oo th.
I i4.it>. of Gobi
The piral, uf Yunaau
|t>»d learned that • van containing go.u
I .nd pre« UdUO •times ut *m**TB«j<is value
had formed part *»f thi* traía*
Aal
I • as there aaytbisf »stuuisbicif la that,
i rxx.sLletmf that tbe aewspspees. eves
I those of 1’sris bad published tbe fart reg oxi wf Tea »dem
Th* railway «Ur*
th*
tn»untalnoua
manj days before?
N» Ki Tsang bad tout venture am-»ng
'
i
•
had time to proper* Lie attempt, and had
íltfted a p*rti«»n «»f th* rails, at»»! wo«ld wer* on «»ur wa, to tbe great city of
«( am «•
ter
al*» »lib A*»-a Ha»»
I probably ba«e survssffad in carrying ff Inta T«'benu a: -ng tbe bas* of tbe hills
▼i<h»r at»4 I baa u ••«» »wh
I «««»4
r*aJ»y >•< »«* w as 4 ti w •« ••«■•r-est 4r>se<*4
GUe»my th 0144to th* roawtry »l<bt b*-
'the treasur* if Fa rusk tar
ba*!
m*<
f-.< iko Kn • •*»»*»* tl »«fl •>.«» iaMdk »*.4
■xtovwGflabf tkffi I a » ftias» at '»»•« •« U»«
t4«*ught him to Lie f**t That ia ^hy
»here waa ite* rso« f<< th* paa**n<»ra
i VeUsM. Mwb.
Thia fi rtoua aaa. wllk Ita
}h«ro bad I e en so unesay ail tbe m<»miug, tn be *>«.
SI •• far
f be had been h- fling «>«< ot*r ”*• rays gi !■«*.< the »*>. !• f th*
a prefect
teeerl so persiste«tly. It was iterasse be • a «•
Kara N«w
■ f g 1 •» i •
* '
b«»lh!aF
! (be leaf M ug <! wb«» bad Joined tbe train (here ar*
fifty hl lo
th* labre
1st Trhertrhen’ Lndef any rtrmmatanrea. met**« tw
*• will r*a<»nse fka Interr•»t>(«4 marriage
•re bad
w n thing t*» frar fr«»m K»
Faang
Tie manager "f the company •I Falk E|»h nell ai>l lloratis Hlwett.
I Lad 'l-»ne justice »a I be La0-11» epee«!» if tmthlug ««crura t«» •gala delay their
Turkey» fctwflfr* I l»y Maehl»*.
mute bappinraa
Th* dining
•
lu bugiami turkey« are generally juathe I admit Hut we ar* in the
*d the deserta of M-*i»g*»ha. wb«rs that* again a Trang»* I far th* eeretn *»ay. Ike
Bold a
«rd g u
•.* ru.«- of weight
their
to rvwmne
are i- juN*e aa yet. wblrb la a g »Mil w ittorwa** aro roadf
pey pound, prt«** ¡*r pound
That I*
I aria, and the happy (»air ranmd well b»
thin« for the %l<»ng«*!a
to «ay, If ■ t.tr.l weighs 13 pout»!., it
"Well." sahl I to tbe major. "I h-r* «Hterwia* than <>f th* aam* mind
T?»« lt*r Nathaniel M-rae. In antoouto*
I» a«dd at •* rents per pound. If Its » i have aLat»»1 i»ed j sr auapiHow« with
Ing that th* marriage will take pise* at
weight ia 14 pounds, at 38 rents per reps rd to my lord FarusklarY'
1» «t’ci -rk prs-teente the rompllmanta
f
•’To a rrr«a»u eiteut. M*»us»e«r
pound. • tx! •<> on.
“* Only to a certain extent? Evi
Mr Ephrlto*!! and Mtaa Bluett
Natunlly. . all t»rert!rra endeavor to Mra^r
A little |/*f'>r* 9 o'rlork tbe bell nf
dandy M«>»r N«»ltlta H difficult to pie«*»
make their ’ turkeys at plutnp and
Be aaaurod
The Mjxr has tbe wound**! brought the tender begina to ring
heavy a* )x> »»aibl* ticfor« Bending them hits the rara and d«ws tb* !**•< L»r If d'*«M n<*< anmaif»** an aroMent.
ita
Kyatema of fattening ar* tli*-m under the rir«"um»tanres
to market
tlnkhnx eall* »»• to the dining rar.
I n*ri»>r
ea!en»lve|y carried on among poultry 1; King afferà hie errvkea. but they and •• manh in proewaatoo toward tbs
farmer» turk* v» !«• ng jut into pen, •«u
( • (wefet the Buse»an army targe a, plar* - f aa< rlfic*
Fphrfnel! and M'.»a Bluett ara alrra’jr
Aa to tb«»*e who
• nd fattened for a period varying from and the! I understand
to take them aretes! at th* little table In front of
three to trn weeks, either by band or ha*e fallen, it »• l«e»t for ua
-n I*» t«>r writ »tation, at»'! there render tb* worthy clergyman, and we tab* our
With run !, nr
j.larre around tin
On th* platform ar»
them the last services.
Tbe machine mostly ure«!
grotip*d the aite-'fafore anxb-ua to !<•*•
The th ir» re had abandoned their dead
pun«-•»« i ..« -t,
f a brass
We o«»rr«d t!*•»»» «/Ver with a little sand, nothing of the nu(»tial r»rem«*ny.
Wbh-h In llin.-rt. «1 111 the in itb of the
My |x»rd Faruwkiar and Gbanglr. who
and that !• all w« n«*ed asy
bint attache.! to a ph- ■
t India rub
1 r l «Ce «bure we had 1»een at "¡»ped had l»ern th* <»bjrrt <»f a |>*rronal Invl
Tbe aasentbly
ber tublug six! >nu<- t<«l with a rylln wu» half way between Tcharkalyk and tat ion. had juat arrived
r«*»|*«M-ifully rise* to reroiv* them Th*y
der
.
• '
will • .4tie deed f marriage
It la a
1 nf«»Ou
In thl, cylinder I, a supply of liquid •'
«r ■ iM pr- •are help
and If It wars my marriage
•lately they were no longer in telegraphic great h *
foo«1. n
.it >c « in, ot
I ahouhl ba prom! tn •»• th* llluatrlona
•
KI Tee ng baring knock
er meal. milk, and a little fat. and It
same time aa name f l aru«k ar tig r* atü« i.g th* aig
tb*
I, *o arrange«! that when a p-lal I, *’
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nature* of tbe deed.
pre,,«.! by the foot a portion of the
Tbe c»retn<»ny legiiiia and thia time
run ufi the rail».
food, varying n< ording to the atage of
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d<» wa» rv Lient I y the Rrv Nathaniel Mnraa waa able to
It I» 1m rra«*1 * ' tn quan
|¡„
u' ,,n t.,
again, then •> there finish hi* »!*«•• h, a-» regrettably Interrupt
fattening for
f
„
Bly ea b day until the pro« «-aa la com was a gap in th* line, the »implest thing ed on the former orraatoa.
The young propl* ria*, and th* clergy
pleted Is Inject«-«! through the tube t in d«» w»» t«> run back tn Teh er« Him. au«!
are mutually
• nd noacle Into tho bird’» < rvp — fltrsy «•" "■«»• until the ■unpai.y'a workmen man a*ka them if they
Befor* replying.
have repair**! the damage, which they agree-! aa tn marriage
tHurica
Mb»* Bluett turn* to EpliHnrll, and aaya
♦
I .-«• » do It» a rouple **f «lays
"It la underato«M| that Ilohnaa Holme
We •«*( U» work without Lning a m«»
Marketing Potato Crops
rweiit
The |»aaw«*t»gera were only foe glad will have twenty five (»er cent of the
In Hn* with th* rlweaic raa* <»f
t help pepof and the .»«. »ala. who had ¡i ifita of our partnerahip.**
oyster shippers, citr*! by
|*r*ai«l*nt at their diapiswl a few t«*»l-.
** Fifteen,** said Ephrinell, **ooly fif
I«. ! lucltidinfe
—!
Ha<llry <»( S *1* qnivaraity in hia laM/k (jacks, leverà and hammers, and In three tern "
"That Is not fair, f r t agrM tn thirty
on Railroad TrfiuisporteUoo, ia lb* raa* Lour« (he etigine an«! ten«1er were again
p»r rent fr« »n Ntrong Bulbul A Co.”
of th* Ar*MMtm»k ¡«date growers brought <«u the line.
"Well. kt ua say twenty ¡»er cent, Mlaa
by Freaident Tutt I* of th* Bturtoo A
The m««»t difficult business !•
Bloot! ’
51 ainr railr<>ad l«cfi>r* the senate rom- ■
"Be it to, Mr Kphrlnelh**
m it ire on interstate rommarr*
Noth
All 1« arranged
Th* interest* of the
ing could Iwt ter giiow how a rail.»rad bet time
What drlaj
two bou***a have been safeguarded. The
works lor the in ter*«! of the lorahtlee I < r:minall«<ua fr»m <»ur
-Ired la then oigi.ed, first by them, then
winch it serve*.
by th* writnews«**, then by Faruaklar. ami
tbe other signaturr* follow
At length
A main «lr|<*ndriic* of tbr farmer* of
< lhangr the rlrrgyman add* hi* name and flour
Mr* a while. F'aruakiar ami
tb* .4rotwt«M»k regnm is tha ¡«»tat«»crop,
war* « fi*ti talking t'.gelh^ in a wli lap*?
• h and then <•!< «•'* tl e srrl««a of for
•M I>nK antiualiv right to trn mil«
am! from thw* iutervtewa art»*» a pr«*p malitiea according to rule
Jl..„ l.uahrl, «hi. li find • mnrk.t !».«•-
, n >|> „ |uptl „ „„ ,.f
•'There they arc ri»rt<-*l for Ilf*,’’ said
ly in Butteri and lh* a«lja«*nt
thickly
. * ."
2. - - I
••Gu»rd.” m I«I Farueklar. nddren,liMi
■ acta* t" in*. with a little lift of hit
rotti**! regtona of New England.
Th* p. ¡,<«f "It la my oplnhm that wo bad ab ou Ider.
rom|»*titlon
of cheap
,
, water tran«|H>rta-
,
. nm>h Ixffter run <»n to T*-harkalyk than
"For lifw
lion from Maine to all point» along th« f )>•> v
It wonM ,uit th, pxux-ugere
■ -'
New England o«»t
keeps railroad uiu.-h Iwtter “
thrar bird* ar* n«»t«-«l for fidelity.
"In < !tina." aald I'an Chau, "It I* not
"< ertamly. sir. It would be prefers
ferlgbt rate« on three potatoM always
tde." Mid Popof "but th* line is broken th* bullfinch, but th* mandarin duck,
at a very low level.
PotatoM are alno a ronahlerabl« out (between here and T« barkalyk. aud we that aymtM/hars fidelity in marriage ’*
•'Murka «>r bullflm he*. It
put of th» Iru.'k larm, of Michigan, «‘•»n-’* <•< tht.mgh^
”N"l •« prewenl. but w. c «> m U1 get the said ('aterna phlh*a«»phlrally.
their normal market !«eing obtained in |
I cure through It w. cuulil tvuiporarUr
Th* rerem«>ny la over,
Wa rompit
an.l through Ib-troit and Chicago and
ment tbe newly married pair, Wo return
. rep.lr th* liu..--
other commutiilire <>! that region.
Fphrinell to bi* «*-
E.rellent u»tlvu. at oure approve«! uf to our <xrupatH»n
Not many year, ago favoring sun and
bj r«pof. th. driver, th. p.revugrre. count*. Mr« E’phrinell to her work Noth
rain» l<».aight a tremendous yield of
Thera ar*
and particularly th. t»«ren.
Th. plan Ing la changed In the tialn
potatoes from the Mi. biagn fields.
At wa. fiw.lhle. .ml If tb.re war. • f.w only two mor* marrivd pwople.
Faruaklar no longer diedaiae to mingle
normal rale» and price» there wool«) r ,|), iim I v .. w. c«>ul«l bring lu th. fr«>ut
He la a charmiug
bare !wn a glut of the ru.t. niary i|.., already run »ver. auJ In thl. war In «»ur roti nervation,
man, well Informed aud witty, with
market, and ll.v potato«« would Lav* gr< urer th* difficulty.
ro!t«>! on tli« farm.
To li«lp th« pota-
It ... nearly 3 »‘cl- k when we l>e«an whom I shall lieroma better acquainted
when w* reach Pekin
While tbe train
to grow« r. lb« railn«d. from Michigan . rk
Th. rail. had l**eti ahlfted f«w
la running at full ap«»»d ** talk of ul)>
As F'arusklar
nia.lv unprecanUxlIjr )<■« rale« on pota- .bout • humlred yard*,
thing a»«l another
With regard to
lor. to ev«rjr reach.ld« market, even remarked. It wa. not necessary for u«
That would Kachgaria, which had t*e*n meutk»n*d.
carrying them in larg« quantity* to a
f''’ 'belli paHnaiwotlg
Faruaklar gave ua a few very Interest
pise« ao retool« •» It »Ion. Tli* Ar><w- **• «ll* *•»* <•( th* wirtrnm the coni
Ing detail* reganling the provlnc*. which
pany * ild »end from Tcharkalyk when
»00k growers had to reduce tbe price on
had been ao greatly troubled by luaur-
we reach*»! that station, which is on* of
tbeir potato«« and «ven then coul<! not
reetlonary movement*
It waa at thia
the m«»st lm(M»rtant on the line.
•pch that tb*
capital.
holding
out
di*|x>«e uf them un!««a lire Boston A
At 7 o'clock thirty yard« <»f the lit»*
against Chines«» r»»v«-touaneaa. had not
Main« railroad mducad its already low had been r« paired
The night was Ho*
rate, qbich it did.
By mean» of the«e | ...
ll(
w
It was deluded I« wait uutll the yet submitted to Ibtaaian domination.
Many tinea number« of Celrwtlala had
low rat««, making |><«Mil>le low price«, n. rniug
In half a «lay w< couM Amah
l^eu n>as*acred lu th* levuha of th*
the potato ero|>a of Iwvth Michigan an«! lb* «-»rk, an«l in tb* afternoon w* coul.l
Turkestan chiefs, and th* garrison had
Maine ««-re finally marketed.
Every- •' !f «gsin
taken refuge lu the furtrvee of Yanghi
We w<r* In great want «»f foM amt
Imly eat* |i<>taot««, and that year every-
Ii wear
After
ro
rude
a
tach,
how
rude
,
»lerp.
body had all the )x><ato«S be wanted.
Among the** luaurgent chiefs there
J (ha appetii*’ We met in the dining rar
While tbe Michigan railroad* made
without any distinction of rI•••*«• There w aa one, a «'ertair» <inali Khan Tuulla,
rate« that Would have been ruinous to w a* n<) scarcity of provisions,
and a w h«» for « time had bocoru* master of
th« railroad*, had they been applied to large l»rea<h was made In tbe rewerv**
Ka«hgar1a
II* was a man of great
the morenient of all potato«» at all Never mind.
We can All up again at Intelligence, but <»f uti - ititnon femclty.
Am! Faruaklar told ua au annodata, glv
time«, to all place*, they l>»l)««d their . Tt barkalyk
Ing ua an Idea of thr»* piti ir»« Orieu
pwtr ona to fin«! market» then.
The1
Cat ema la particularly cheery, talks
Viai.i* ra
aail.a.a.l
a .1
— tlv*. fac*tl»»ua. «-«»minunlcative, uverflvw .tala.
1 ILmt.kO
lost on A Maine
i lr<»w< I Buffered a
«lr-
"There waa at Karhgar/’ he aald.
errs»* in it* rrvenu* from |»otatar«, but iu<
"to armorer of repute. wh<», wishing tu
And thru »»nr actor had an idra Why
it enable»! the Ar<MWl<M»k farmer« to
secure th* fa «or* of Uuah Khan Toulla,
market their crop and thereby Io obtain o<»t rvaiima th* marris g*- rer*m<»ny, In
mad* a costly sword
When h* bad fin
n»r»ney which lh«y «|»*nl !«»r lb« varied (•’rrupf«*! by the atlark
the train?
is..ed fit* work, he sent hia sou, a b«»jr
• \Vt»at marriageY* asked Ephrlneil.
•upplirs which th* milr<*uls Lroughl lo
of ten. to present the aw<>rd. hoping to
’ Y -ur», air, yours," replied ('sterna
them. If tbe making of rate* were1
receive *<>m* recompense from th* royal
"Have y<»u forgotten It? That ia rather
baud
II* received It.
The Khan ad
■object lo governmental adjustment ton «»».Hir
mlrod th* sw»rd. and Baked if tbe blade
auch radical ami prompt action could
Th* fact la, that Fulk Ephrln*H. on th* was of th* first quality
’Yea" said th*
never have l»en taken, lov-auar it la
one part, ami lloratia Bluett, on tbe
'Then approach” said th* Khan,
well ratabii.lied that it a rate !>e once other part, «**<ned to have f«*rg«>tt*n boy
and at one blow he smote « ff th* heed,
tmlm-vd by a railroad company it can that bad it w»< been f<»r th* attack of
which he sent bark to th* father with
not l«r rretorrd through tbe reil tape of Ki T»aug and bis l»aud they would now tbe price of th* blade h* had thus prove. 1
hare
l>e*n
unite»!
In
the
polite
bonds
of
governti i-ntal procedure.
It the Mich
to l»e uf excellent quality.**
igan railnwda and the B wton A Maine n»atrltu<»ny.
Th* day passed without Incident. Th*
But
we
w
*r*
all
t»*o
tired
Tbs
Rev
railroad ha<l l«een .ubjcvtwl to govern
train kept <« at Ha mod*rat* at***«! of
Nathaniel
M<-r«e
waa
unequal
to
the
forty kilometer* an hour, an avwraga
mental limitation they would have felt
task, he would not have strength enough that would bav* l»**n rai**d to eighty
oblige«! to keep up their rate, aa do the
to • >pp««rt hi* blsweing
Th* esmnosiy had they llataoed to Bar* »a W*iaa*cbnit-
railroad, of France and England ami
maid l»e r«M»'»med <>u the day after t«> ■vrdorfer
The truth la that the ChlMM
Germany tinder governmental limit. n orrow
Between Tcharkalyk and Lan
lion and let tbe potatore rot.«-* Ex« Trl»«-v<u there was a run of nine hundred driver bad no nation of making up tb*
tin»* kwt between Tchrrtch*n and Tcbar
cbaugo.
kilometer*, and that was
quit*
long balyk.
et ugh f»>r th* Angle American roupi*
The country I* changing aa th* railway
A Cutting Itrjotn«!**«
l»> F»* llnkwl together In.
run* routh of th* fortieth degreq, *•> aa
The late llaron de Hir« b. th* Jew-
At davbreak ueit m«»rnlng w* ar* at
to skirt the eastern baa* of tba Nan
lab flnanclcr. waa dining at a German work. Th* weather la superb
The day
< han mountain*
The dewert gradually
Out In the Asian dissert
nobleman • boua* In company with a will tie warm
disappear*, village* ar* not au few, tb*
certain prln.e who mad* no aecr*t of . »a the «4th of May the tv is ¡»era t urs Is drnaity of the population Increases. In
hl* venomoua antipathy to the Jew* • tich that y<>u ran c«M>k eggs if jue only •trad of sandy flats we get
verdant
a little «and.
•
Courtcay proved no barrier to lb* out
plains, and aven rice fields, for the neigh
Zeal was n«»t warning. and the
boring mountain* eprea»! their abundant
flow of hl* apleen.
•rngrr» work « n J a* hard at they
•treau a
rrr three high reg «WB of th*
Ileinarking upon a tour he had mad. done the night be i« »re
The line waa
Crictial
K mplre
II’» «to i»««t OHnylala
In Turkey, he aald he bad tw»en favor* gradually r»»mpl*t*«l
One by one th«*
f II.I* <-han(r after tbe «Irearlnee, <>f the
ably Impn-arnd with two of Ita cu» sleepers were replaced, ths rails wrrs laid
Kara K«>un> an>l tb« eolltixlea of Gobi
tom.:
end to end. and ab«»ut 4 o’cL-cfc In the HI ih - o w , loft the Casplaa, ileoert» bare
“All Jew« and dog* that ar* caught after». ~i>n th* gap waa bridge«!
• ».-.-««¿»d dreorta. »««-opt when rr oolni
At once the engine began tn idnnr«
are Immediately killed
the 1‘amlr
Fr .m here to Fekla plctor
The barm, wlih *:nlllng aang frwid, •lowly, the rars following entll they ee-pi, Mt*o. m uutaln borts«>nA, and «!•»;■
Immediately relieved tbe scanda I Itoti were over the te«np«»rary track and aafe tailor, will not I«« wanting at ng tba
again. New ths r»»«d Is riser t<> Teh ar
Grand Tranaaalatk-.
conaternatlon of tbe other furata with
• ! I
1 >kln
VVe «hall enter llilna. th, real ('kina,
a hlaml rejoinder
W* resume our places
l*«»pof give«
"How fortunate you and I dou't Ur* th* signal for departure as <’atern« trolls that of fokllng wrrena and poreolaln.
In th« terrH .ry nf tho vast provtne« <>f
there."*
eut a rh<>rua of victory
A thousand Kin ten
In three dare w» ehall bo at
eh«era reply to him. At 10 o’elnrk In the
tb« »nd • f our journey, and tt Is not I,
•vetting the train enters Tcharkalyk eta
a mere apwrlal c.rr re pondent, vowed to
tlon.
perpetual movement, who will eoBplain
We are tvtrtly thirty boars behind of it, length. Good tot Klabo, abut up
time
But la uM thirty hntir* en-’Wgh to In hia tea. and fo» pretty Zincs Klork.
■take Baron Welaw^-hnltaerdorfer kwe devoured by ani'.ety In her boua« tn tb»
lb* iuaU frvti» lieu lalu to lukoharuaT
Arnau» Cka-Coual
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LSD PACIFIC MAIL CONTRACTS
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RIDO OUS KIVIVAL NtART
tbe World's lirool Upiritunl
MavvataaU ludHoled.
From England and fr»>m «11 parts of
the t nit nd N tales come reports which
wuuM seem to Indicate the (»»aalbUlfy
of unn of the great religious move
menta which have manifest*»! them
solve« at various time* during the last
century In many large citlea, notably
In w*tne of the Western ¿Mates, the re
vital of religious Interest has lol to
tbe orca«¡o»»a| suspension of business
In order to facilitate attendance upon
ape-tai meetings
Cancel Monopolist Con«
tracts and Open New L imi
Own of
For entne time, and particularly dur
Ing the last twelve tnontha, aaya the
H*M'hester l»em«»crat and Chronicle
prophet* hate not been lacking who
have predicts! tbe revival wavs, the
advanco Influence of which la Indi
catod dally In tbe new* dlaiwtcbes and
tbe manifestations do not greatly «ur
prise other thinkers who, without as
sutnlng the g ft <»f prophecy, !*** th* •
b»B.f la • ramtn« revival up»u ttr
pre.-v.lvt>!« »ffortlml by bl.t»ry
A. ■ nil., with th. u.ii.l vti-vpt1on,
not fVMitly In .vl<|*n<-«. all of th. grv.t
manlfr.t.tb.ti, of rellg:<>u. Interval In
th. niuvtretith rentury were pre.e.ie.1
.ggrv..lv. «M«ult. upon mini. uu.
or more of lb. fuixlamvntal principle,
of what I. broadly dvnotulu.tr«! ov.n
g.ll.m
In lb. eorll.r year, of th.
iwntury th... «tt.ck. ware bnw.1 apuu
•i»r writing, gad tea. bang, of I’.ltie
Volt.tr. and oth.r.
It wu. .iibar
qwatiy re.il.«! that thru wrlt.r. am!
thinker., wbll. they .tt.mpt«! to cut
rh. umlrrplnnlng <>f rellgtou. faith, at
font nothing tatiglbl. •• * »iib.tltnto
In .Imply denying fumUiu.uUl do«'
trine, they w er. dMtructlonl.U, pur*
• nd (Impl.,
It l>*. novor boon con.ld.re«! •ur
prl.lng, therefore, that th. men. som*
Of them of gigantic lut.Hiwt, who dlf
f.red from th* I Conor I* at a. ralllwl to
their standard and organised for <!»
frnM. Thia defense had th* twofold
etTn-t of arousing public Interest In
tbrologh-.l quootlon. not only but of
attracting th. attention of propio oth
erwl»e ebnaer-. atlvo In rellglou. mat
tore
The cult wa. au.-h notable n«
vlvala a. that which .wet” ft”- coun
try In th. time of Finney. Midway In
th« century and again Ju.t b*forn th.
beginning of Ita bi«t quarter there were
■peolal tuanlfe*tat)oiia of rrllgtoua In
ter.«.t. In each ana. following more or
Ira. violent attacks upon candina! do«-
trlnv. of faith.
bile It would not t* atrlctly a. cur
at. to aay ttmt thr.« attack, arc ante
type, of th. trend of thought tn many
quarter, on doetrtnal Hue. tn th. flr.l
four year, of the twentieth century. It
I. clear to every uouprejudiced ob.erv
er that that there I. • certain tendency
to dl.crvhllt auttorttle. and
belief,
which have !>een understood to under
Ila thr eutfre evangelical ttructure Ho
true la thl. that many who bat. blth
erto adhered to certain «loctrlnea now
find tbem.elvea adrift on a aea which
la. to aay th. leaat. .ufflcl.ntly tumul
tuoua to produea an undercurrent of
doubt tn th.tr mind.
Many of thaa.
Iconoclaatlc view,, which Jm>t now And
•ui«h wide aixl rapid dl.aemlnatlon. are
no doubt at t«ewt found«! upon ape. u
latlon. which form a. yet but hy|x>tli<.
aea; yet they are none the I. m unaet
tilng In their effect on th. faith of
mankind
It I. not at range, then, that follow
Ing th. precedents of th. pact, there
•bouht b. a reaction and that thia re
action .tiould atlll follow precml.nta In
taking on tt. fortu of reu.wwl rellg
loua activity.
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GOOD BLOOD
tells its own story
And tails it eloquently in the bright ere. the aupple.
elastic movement, the amooth, soft akin, glowing with
health, a body Sound an? well, an active brain, gcxvd
appetite and digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per
form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures of
hfe. The blood is the most vital port < ( the body;
ev« rv «.r^an. mu*- e ti .sue, io:ve •• new an.! !- ne is dependent on it for
nouriahitient and siren;-th. and as it circulates thr«-ugh the system, pure and
strong, it furnishes to these different parts all the healthful qualities nature
Intrude«!
U hen from any cause, the bl .»! ! ■
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ry. quite a. for« eful in it i wjv-
It
• skin
diseases, raudtly, sallow conipl« tiona, disfiguring sores, boils, carbuncles,
etc , ah w the presence, in the blood, of some foreign matter or poison.
Rheumatism. Catarrh. C' nta^i. us Blood Poison an«! Scrofula, are effects of
A deeply poisoned blood cir. illation. These may either tw inherited or ac-
quire«!, but the seat i f trouble is the same—the
Wood. S S. 8-, a purely vegetable bltxwl remedy,
cleanses and pnritirs the cn< ul.iti n and makes it
strong and clean. Vndcr its purifying and tonic ef-
f ts all |
n. ,i- t mi; :r t u s are ev; ■ llu! ftotn
the blood, the general health is built up. all distik'urin 4 erapti«<ns an«l bl« in-
isben disappear, the ilnn i-'crtneg soft and smooth and robust health blessen
life. Rheumatism. Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious FH< . 1 Poison sn.l all dw-
e.iM-s of the bb --I are cured by S. S S
B k on the bl »1 and any medical
advice, free of charge. TM£ gWifT SPLGIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
Tli* nvHBpaprrs chrunid* th«» «luuth,
June 22d. of two nmiiiler« of the Perry
eipnlition to Japan, | m *»3.*»|.
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July Century conta ns th* ¡’*rs«>nal r«-
c«)ilrctions of thia *i|**«liti«>ii of John
S Bewail, who w«» a member *t < - tn
in «lore P*rry’« party, and who la pr b
ably th* last aurvivor uf the Umoua
eipedition.
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grateful to !>am* Fortune
<«re*u llxw’s that?
Brown—Ils f»>uud a t wo carat
m<»nd in ths gutter the other day*
• bat do jou tupiHM, b* said?
Green—<1ivs it up
What did be »ay?
Brown—"Th • »« har-l lurk ’*
For fortv vrar • ri*., s Curs for Con«
iuiupUon ha« vurud • ought and ouida. At
druggists. Price .' 5 cent*
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More Team »tert Will Strike
Chicago, July II.-— I ive hundred ad
ditional trametrrw will go on »trike
Wednesday morning if th* Chit »g»«
Cartage company, organ lied by the city
eiprcs* companir«, attempts today to
deliver go»!» to th* boycotted ho«iare
with nonunion turn
Thia wan decided
last night at a meeting of th* Team
ater«* Joint council, after the Ik|»art*
ment Store llnvera union had threat
ened to a I »andon the atrikr uni«*»« the
uni tot drivers employed by th* city ex
press compsnira «¡mt work if their em
ployer« attempt to work nonunion men.
How Shall He “Fire” Kelley.
T<»|>eka, Kan , July H. — After an
all «lay conference with his adviser»,
Governor Hoch ha, not yet decided
what to do about requiring HtateTreaa-
urer Kelley to vacate hi* office. The
governor’.
legal adviaeni told hint
there «>• no law under which he could
require the treaturer to give a bond of
1500,1)00 to repay the old bond. The
conference then ernsidrred mean, of
relieving Kelley of hi* office Governor
Hoch may bring action in the court.,
but tin. would lie a long ptores», with
rv.ulta doubtful.
Dynam te Wrecks Joint«.
Iola, Kan , July II —Three saloon»
in West Street were wreck«*I with dy-
nami's early t<a|ay.
Much damage
waa done to other business property in
tbe vicinity, and the I«»*» ia c«in»*rva-
tively estimated at 1100,000.
J. E
Tlmrj»*, th* owner of one of th* «a-
kvona. was injured but not seriously.
Th* dynamite was exphale«! apparent
ly by a«»ni* t*m|«eranr* reformer.
No
arrest» Lav* been ma I*.
The mayor
ha» offers*! a reward.
Ilio Ivliol » oh ll.ivr klvvu)s Bouu-lil h.<, borii« tire aignii
ture of t li.ia. II. Fleti ber, ani» Ino berli malie lindi r bis
perdonili Mipcrvislon f<>r over 3<> vmrs. All..vv no otre
lo <lr««-h.< you In tlil«. ('oiiiitrri.it», finita!Iona nini
•• .lil»t.|*«ag<MMl'* are l>nt Fv prrinirnt*. nnd > n<l.<n-. r Ilio
11« alili of ( hihlrrii Espcri. n< « ii-.iiii't Etp. rnin ut
What is CASTORIA
('¡istoria Is n hiirnilras MibMItilt«* |..r < .«-tor Oli, Fare
gorir, l»rop* un<l Noothiug Svrnp*.
Il j, l'h-iiMint.
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contain« neither Opinili, Morphina nor oilrer Snreotkt
xiihataii. r. It* imo I* lo guarantee. It «IrMtroys U orai*
and allay* l'. veridinr.*. li cure. Olarrli.i a and Wln.t
< .«In . It r. h.-vr* I. . thing Trouble», . tire* Constipation
and l'Litiil. ncv. It a*<iinllalc* 111.« F. hh I, regulate« tlio
htoina. li and ilowcl*. giving li. alt li s and naturul siero
Tire < liil.lr. n’* panacea lire Mother*» ITI.-nd.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
Japanese Spread the Newt.
Hipinthai, Manchuria. July 11Thr
new* of the mutiny in the Black are
reached the Ruaaian army through tbe
Ja|*aneee, who fl re« I night »belle charg
Of all tt* gift* that natur* ran gir*
ed with proclamations conveying the
u*. th* faculty of remaining all*nt, or information into thr Russian advanced
of answering apropos. la porhapa tt* posts, weltering tbe pnclamatione
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most ussful.—Mms. Campan.
••sat A<«»U
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Washington, July I! — The r*|»ort of
J«weph I. Briat«.w. who was appointed
a special commiMiimer to investigate
trad* conditio«« am! other matters ef
fecting the Panama railroad ami steam-
ship o»m pan upw , a a* mad* public lo
dar
Th* t«(w»rt dieci leers (r»*m sever al
points <*( view the question <»f aLal
policy shouLI l»e purs nevi by th* gov
ernment in the management <vf the rail-
nax«l, sik I make» a number of import
ant recommendations.
Among Hoar
ar* th* continuance of th« railroad a* a
commercial line,.with improved facili
ties fur handling comiutnv, including
I-iubl* tracking ami rr r»julptf.g th*
I h* tt
tin* with modern tolling et«w-k, *lb«
enlargement of Ha port facilities, lb*
•xlitur
retention of th* «teamship line l**tw«'en
New \i»rk ami ('ohm. the can<'rllatio«i
of lbs contracts with th* Pacific Mai!
ou ahouhl have found a
Steamship <*»ni|«any ami U»e South
really afford berfate
•''«>'»'• ■><> ¡nr. at. ) O.e .|«-i>u>i
th.
ports nf Colix» an«! Panants to all • tesiti
ship lines on equal terms; an«l in cer
tain eoolingenris« the estabhahment by
the railr«wi«l of steamship lines Ivtwrfii
Colon and Gulf |M»rtfl ami Panama ami ■
Itrtorf < «»wrteons.
itn|M»rtant I'niteal Slata-a I'm ifir rosei
Ile—Girl» are quw-r creator*» tb-y
porta.
It is rvx-oinm*n«l*»l that in trai- :
fir Mftosrtion» American steamship, marry the flrat fool w h * aaka them, a« a
I supp'*»* y»u would do tbs aam»-
linea Ii* Favored as (ar a* ronsiatent ' rule
wiHi the treaty nbhgationa of the woulda't you 7
Sh* Hupp»»«* yo« ask me and And
(*nit*«l States
ouL
Mr. Brtat«»w spent ar vera I months in I
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his investigation, visiting th* Isthmus j
Mother* will fla4 Met wi. • *•*>•>• »h|! <
of Panama, im|M»rtanl |M»rta on tbr By tup th* be«t remedy i«> us* (ur their cAlMreo
western coast of Centi al Amerira. tl.e durit g the le«<h. < l* «4
Isthmus of T«huantr|»*r, M««xico and
% ellow lai.
th* Pacific coast of th«* l t»il«te| State* » i
Tommy F’lgjain—I’nw, whoa* pictur*
Ills report reviews the entire history of
the raihoad and «lua ussta allegations la that fr!’*r (her* where you're r*wd
that iti local freight ami |»a»wrnger ta*r
Taw Flgjrttn—Why. that’s a
chargtw were excessive ami its tra tin
ront r mt a with steamship lines im»n« «ta»- ton* of a ■«*• «»nd rvualu of tb*
brother of an aunt by s «* n > cm ! marriage
hstic.
of tbe foster stater nf tbe chap wb«»
ta snap- ted of being n p •
□ of
NEW TRIAL ASKED.
Information at to who was an a « ¡•c «»tn
ph«'* of th* myater «»ua unknown who
Judge D* Haven L «tens to Mltch«l a
a*alat*d !u kidnaping KHppy Sadi* th«
Attorneys in Land Cits.
Bad Eyed
Hbop
<i»r.
Baltimore
Portland. July 11 —Whether or not American.
Senator Mitchell will have a n. w trial
To Break In New Mb«»*».
without ap|M-al to the higher court* of
Mw«yiahsk« It» Al rn • I.« t F«w •
the I'nited Stale* now rests with Judge
Il rur*» h«»t, «westing • »;.• < •»• II
l> Haven.
¥*» today morning, an*l (
mrii«. Ingrowing nail» « .4 b*«nt<
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for a part of tbe «dtrrn« <»n, tbe court • ! «f > • • t «h*-« •*■ • •
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Alien S »»a»««*«! Is R. y, x Y
rhutaioii, Judge Pannett and of Mr
Henry, contending for an»! against tie
Th. Proper Wor.t.
motion entered in l<rbalf <>t thr defend
Clara 1 waa trmpt*<! to glv* her a
ant.
pice of tuy mimi, only I didn't want to
At th* conclusion of Judge Brnnett'a
make a acen*
a-gumrnt the cotiil announced that he
Minili«- You mean, dear, you didn't
would take the matter under adiotr-
want tu make a production That*, the
rnent and would decide upon it al his
pro|>*r nurd nowaday a.
lluvtou Trau
leisure, a» <*««»n as it ought Iw
J. N. Williamson felt thr first direct acrlpt
breath of (he government*« rase against
bun yester* •»y afternoon, when John Ths Last Psrry Ewpsdilion Fyrvivor
S. Watkins testified in the Fr«!rral
court that hr had met th* congress
man m the wood« near Prineville, an«l
that Williamson Lad taken Ins day*
l*M»k from him an«l entrred in it the
»1« script ions of the land he desnrd him
and his wife ami brother-in-law to
file upon un«l«r an implied «ontract to
deliver th* claims to thr flrm as »oon
as pat elite* I
The witness further ter
titlr«l to Ins tacit contract with the
firm of William»» n A Grsnrr, and t«»
his intention to pay for th* filing fees
ami other «xpenaro incident to secur
ing the claim out of his own money, in
order that he tnigb* thus avoid illegal
ity and keep himself clear «»f the law.
It waa th* first tightening of the wrh
which the prosecution
promise« to
weave around the three defemlanta.
Th* rest of the session «>! thr after
noon, drla)r«i as it was by thr argu
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦i ment upon tbe MiuLell motion L»r a
new trial, followed tbe lines shown by
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DIGNITY AND YROtBIL.
the wiln«<f»*ra of th* preceding »lays.
-
Tbe roc-tor of on« of
ths
old mt
churches In Lb* neighborhood of Nsw
York was roc'ently aakrd if it dui not
Inspire him to know that be waa car
rying on a work t»egun two bundr^i
years if
Tbe New York Tribune
gbes bla reply.
"Th* age of the church does add
dignity to the work.” be aald. guan!«*!
ly. *'But it brings a flood of troubl ♦
to m«. ¡>artl<*ularly at the present time,
when Interest In gen«e*h»gt< a) matters
la practically universal
"An old eburrb la aup|*osed to have,
generally does have, rorordft.** the ro«-
tor continued. "Rocorda are Invaluable
to some persona, rape«-tally tlx««* who
are working out a family tree
They
come to ••-* me about them, they writ*
to me. and one man even aeut me this
tr legra tn:
" 'Wire me full name of my great
grandfather, christened tn your church
by John and Mary Mnilth.* **
"lie want*«! It to continue
gene
«logical Investigation In ILxt«>n. and
after au hour of ban! work I found
It," aald tbe rector, rather
wearily
"People do not seem to realise that
one la not psrtlrulatly Interested In
th* tree of a re »th er family A woman
came to see ma tbe other day
and
said* as though she were conferring
the greatest p>*Mlbl* favor:
-'fam perfectly willing you ebon Id
help me go through th« eburrb roc
«»nix
It will t«e so Interesting"*
"I gave her the christening t>ook
without remarking that to go through
It would not be alti»gether a novelty
for me. and left ths room
Wb»n !
returned she was In the art of cutting
out an entry wblrb ref erred to her
family! Rhe wanted So frame It for
her library
Tou ran a*« for your
self,** aald the roctnr. In ronr|u«ion.
"that there are drawbacks tn being
connected with an old church **
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T»
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