I'aannoe ofOrana-e Irftavea.
One of the remarkable Industrlce of
1'arnguay la the preparation of the ea
aciice of orange leaves. More tliau 150
years ago the Jesuit prlesta, who then
ruled that secluded country, Imported
orange aeod and planted grovea, which
Lave now become liuiuenae foreata,
filled wltb imall eatabllsbmeuts for ex
tracting the eeseuce, which la exported
to France aud tho United States for
uae lu aap and perfumery maklug. It
la also employed by the natives la
I'araguay aa a healing ointment and a
balr tonic.
aS.
f oa run rARTtcutAas
Mnret Mttle Imp.
The other duy at a rural railway
tatloti a colored mother who wu
waiting for her child exclaimed, aa the
youngster waa handed to her from the
train:
"Lnwd blesa hla honey-sweetnesa!
Ain't ho do blackest, awectest little
Kiitnn dat ever you did see'" Atlanta
CoitHtltiitWin,
For forty year's t'lso's Cure for Con
sumption haa mired coughs aud oolda. At
arugguti. j'rice uo cn t.
Nwnarlntc Hpolle Horses.
A well known owner of race horses,
not ni nu a sentimental person, re
cently Hindi) on order forbidding hla
employes to talk In loud tone or to
awenr In the stiiblo. "I hnve never
yet aeen a good iiwinnered horse," lie
siiys. "that waa being aworn at all
the time. It hurta the feelings of a
sensitive borso, and I'll keep my word
good to discharge any man In my
employ If I catch lilm awearlnic with
In the hearing of any horse la tula
stable."
How's Thla?
W titter One Hundred Dollars Reward fo?
any cean of Catarrh thai cauuol be Cured by
Halt's catarrh l ure.
F. J. IIKNKY A CO., 1'rot. Toledo, 0.
We, the uti'luriUneil, have known . I,
Cheney lor the laai 16 years, and believe him
trlaUy honoralila In all bualneaa Iranaao
loiia anil flnaurially able to carry out any ob
ligation! mails by their firm.
V iht ii 1 huax, Wholraala I'rucrlata, Toledo, O.
Wamuno, KixNiM A MaaviN, VhoUale prug
Toledo, (.
Hall's! aiarrb Cure la taken Internally, act
IniC dlrently UNn the Moot and uinooua eur
tai:ea ol the ayauun. I'rtre 760. per bullae.
Hold by all lrUKglata. Testimonials tree.
1111 a Family Pills are the beat.
lany Ilande Make Light Work
Tourist (Id Utah) Polygamy la no
longer practiced, I am told.
Ex-Mormon (dejectedly) No, and lt'a
a ah a me. Only one wife! What good la
one wife? Juat a trial, that's alL.
"How aoT'
"Everything la at elxea and aevena.
Nothing ever done. Iluttona off, tneala
balf cooked everything wrong. In the
good old daya we had one wife te aew
on buttona, another to darn etorklnga,
another to boas the aervanta, another to
do the ehopping, and another to attend
to the dutlea of aoclety. A tuan bad
eome comfort then."
RHEUMATISM
AN INDESCRIBABLE TORTURE
Because Rheumatism sometimes comes on suddenly it doesn't
prove that it ia a chance disease or one due to accidental causes. It
takes time for it to develop, and is at work in the srstcm long before
any symptoms are felt The blood is tha first point of attack, and
the poisonous acids that cause the aches and pains are then distrib
uted through the circulation to different parts of the system, and
settle in joints, muscles and nerves ; and when the system is in this
condition it needs only some exciting cause like exposure to night air,
damp, chilly weather, or the cold, bleak winds of winter, to arouse
the slumbering poisons and bring on Rheumatism. The severity
of the attack depends upon the amount of acid in the blood and the
quantity or acnu matter in iue
joints and muscles. Some peo
ple are almost helpless from the
first, while others have occa
sional spells or are uncomforta
ble, restless, nervous and half
tick all the time from the
nagging aches and pains. Rheu
matism is a disagreeable com-
F anion even in its mildest form,
t grows worse as we grow older,
and frenuently stiffens the joints,
draws the muscles out of shape
and breaks down the nervous
system. A disease that origin
ates in the blood, as Rheumatism
does, cannot be cured with ex
ternal remedies like liniments and plasters ; such things scatter the
pains or drive them to some other part of the body, but do not touch
the disease or improve the condition of the blood. The thin acid
blood must be restored to its normal
of
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It a Common Spring Trouble.
It's a sign that the blood 1 deficient
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Iff a warning, too, which only the
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"I felt tired all the time and could not
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a while I could ileep well and the tired
feeling bad gone. Tblt great medicine baa
alao cured ma of acrofula." Maa. C. VI.
Root, Qllaad, Conn. i
Hood'a Saraaparllla promises to
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In Chicago.
Mre. I'orkchopa That Mra. Grain
pit la trying to Introduce some new
fangled ideas In society.
I'orkcbops What's the matter with
her now?
Mre. I'orkchopa Why. aha aaya lt'a
no longer good form to take atran
gera to see the abbatolr. I'uck.
Mother! will ft ad Mra. Wlitalowa'i Soothing
syrup the bealremeuy to use lor their ctuldreu
a urlng tho teething ponoa.,
APHORISM8.
We may mend our faults as easily
as cover them. LMwyn.
Nothing Is so great an Instance of
ill-manners as flattery. Fielding.
No man la so liiHlgnlflcant as to be
sure his example cuu do no hurt
Lord Clarendon.
A propensity to hope and joy is real
riches; one to fear and sorrow, real
poverty. Hume.
There is no dlapute managed with
out paaalon; and yet there ia scarce a
diapute worth a paaalon. Sherlock.
Gaiety la not a proof that the heart
is st case, for often in the mid at of
la ugh tor the heart la sad. De Cecils.
. Only they who are goaalped about
goaidp. Intelligent people talk of
things; Ignorant people of their neigh
bors. Colton.
If we did but know how little some
people enjoy the great things they
poaaees there would not be much envy
In the world. Young.
Contentment la a pearl of great price,
and whoever procures it at the ex
pense of ten thousand desires, makes a
wise and happy purchase. Balguy.
RHEUMATISM Itt ELBOWS, WRISTS
AND KNKES.
TJrbana, Ohio, Aug. BS, 1008.
t,aat winter I bad a sure re attack of
Rhaumatlem. It etaxted la the right
elbow, and from there to my wrleta; the
riant wrlat waa the worse. It baoama
swollen and extremely painful. My left
knee iolnt waa tha next place to be at
tacked. It became awollen and of couree
painful. The naxt point to be aflectxt
waa the hip and ankle, whtoh save me
much trouble. I waa barely able to -et
about fr eome time. I waa under treat
ment of a physician for awhile, but est
ting no better I beg-an H. S. 8., and after
teams' It for totut lime I waa entirely
relieved of the it heumatletn. All a wall in
and soranees dieappeared. I roneider
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tie in and all troublea having their origin
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itcrrmioan, KjpoHlng- pure oil of turpentine
nil ed with one per cent cf oil of lav
ender is the fluent of all simple meth
od for purifying the air of a stuffy
room.
leather railway ties are made by
grinding scrap leather very fine, sub
jecting to a refining procetta, and com
pressing to different grades of bard
ueH in a moulding machine.
A IJrltUn naturalist sukkckU that
the destruction of animal life by heavy
rains has received too little attention.
Tlw mortality among lnaects and all
small animals is certainly very great
In a late experiment in Switzerland
a Scotch boiler was found to be J59
degrees 0. hotter at the upper part
thun at tbo lower part, and the tem
peratures chnngod but slightly after
two hours. As this peculiarity Is a
chief objection to this form of genera
tor, a teat of other boilers is desired.
Tho Fuel Builders. These are the
ferns, which in the cnrlwiiiferous peri
od attained a rauk growth. The spores
of the ferns, found on the under sides
of the loaves, which answer the pur
pose of seeds, form a brown dust, and
this diiHt, heated and compressed, com
poses great masses of coal. Jet is also
another work of these little builders.
A new luminous fungus has been for
warded to Europe from Tahiti. It is
auld to emit at night a light resembling
that of the glow worm, which it re
tains for a period of twenty-four hours
after having been gathered, and it is
um-d by the native women in bouquets
of flowers for personal adornment In
tho hair and dress. It is believed to
grow on the trunks of trees.
According to a recent pamphlet by
an Italian doctor, a sure way of re
storing life In cases of syncope is to
hold the patient's tongue firmly. After
two other doctors bad worked for an
hour without reault over a young man
who was apparently drowned, be thrust
a spoon , Into the patient's mouth,
seized the tongue, and worked It vio
lently until the patient gave signs of
life.
Considering the possible Influence of
alcohol upon human evolution, Dr.
Harry Campbell assumes that such civ
ilizations as those of Babylon and
Egypt may date back thirty thousand
years aud that agriculture by migra
tory tribes may extend back thirty
thousand years more, but concludes
that tbo use of alcohol as a beverage
baa not Wen known more than ten
thousand years, lie Dnda no reason to
believe that, aa waa auggested eome
years ago, the dlttoovery of fermented
ll'juor gave the first civilizing quicken
lug to the brain of ape-man.
Observations as to the height of the
diurnal sea brroio are few in number,
albeit of considerable importance. By
tneaua of a captive balloon, aeut up
from Coney Island a number of years
ago, It waa found that the average
height at which the cool Inflow from
tha ocean was revlaeed by the upper
warm outflow from the land waa from
Ave to alx hundred feet At Toulon,
In 1KH3, the height of the aea breeze
waa found to be about thirteen hun
dred feet, and a distinct off-ahore cur
rent was found between nineteen and
twenty hundred feet. Sloro recently
liny on the west const of Scotland.
I lues, using kites, hnd noted that the
kites would not rise alxive fifteen hun
dred fwt on sunny afternoons, when
the ou-ahore breeze wos blowing.
ONCE SAVED ELKINS' LIFE.
Weet Vlrictnlun Kravuvd from Peril by
I tit ml it Cola Youniccr.
Senator Klklna, of West Virginia,
talked for the first time the other day
of hla late meeting with Cole Younger,
the Missouri bundlt, recently released
from the Minnesota penitentiary, it
developed that Younger came to Wash
ington to enlist the Influence of Sena
tor Klklu and other prominent public
men who showed Interest lu his affairs.
In an effort to K't the terms of his
pnrole from the Minnesota pardon
Ixnird modified lu Important particu
lars. ViMiiik'iT cluluied that the condi
tions Import! upon lilm as a "ticket of
leave miin" form such a handicap that
he la priictlcilly debarred from making
a living in any legitimate war.
Many versions have hecu given of
tho mniiner lu which Younger an vis I
the life of Senator Klklua in Missouri
nearly a half a century ago, but Sena
tor Klklua uiys that none of them have
Imhmi accurate. The incident occurred
Just after the fight at Independence,
Mo. Klklua anys It waa about o'clock
In the afleriKHiii and lie was returning
"from seeing s girl." He was mount
cd on a good horse, bad a new pair of
cowhide UmiIs and a new broad
brimmed lint, lu rounding a turn of
ths road he almost rode Into (Juan
trella' grille, The particular portion of
the orKanUatloii which took lilm pris
oner was known as "Psrker's men.
Klklns anys be tins always bcllcvo!
tnai ouo or inn reaaoua why he was
Immediately accused of Indug spy
was tho desire of si.ine of the rough
fellows to have his new tmots, bis fine
horse and his broad brimmed bat, aa
they did not hesitate to say that In
their belief such possessions were "too
good for Yank." There was but one
man In the command that Klklns kne
that was Cole Younger. Younger and
niktns had lived In the same neighbor
hood In Missouri as boya together and
Cole declared that Klklns bad father
and brother In the Confederate army
and It was impossible that be could be
iy.
Klklns said: I told Younger to stay
mighty close to me, as I did not like
the looks of the fellows who surround
ed me and the way they talked to me
when they told me to alt down on a
big walnut log alongside the road. Cole
said he never had a man before or
since quite so respectful to him. I in
stated upon hltn standing in front of
mo all the time. It was a good thing.
too, because there was no question
that if it had not been for Younger's
determined attitude and his announce
ment that he would take a shot at the
fellow who harmed me while the lend
ers were disposing of my case I doubt
If tho State of VVeat Virginia would
ever have been able to avail itself of
my services. Cole said It was not true
that they wanted my boots and horse,
but they were greatly enraged because
the day before they captured me Par
ker, their leader, and old man Christo
pher had been killed. They were bent
on revenge."
EXPERIMENTS ON THE BRAIN.
Electricity Ts Not Dang-erona When a
Mild Current la feed.
Experiments on the brain of a living
subject with electric currents have
been comparatively rare, as there baa
prevailed among physicians and phy
siologists the idea that srjch a course
of experimentation was extremely dan
gerous. There have recently been
puoimneu. However, records of some
experiments carried on by M. 8. Leduc,
with the object of using the electric
current to produce sleep and of study
ing Its effect on the brain generally. In
early experiments It was shown that
the brain la the best conductor of elec
triclty in the human body, being about
3,000 times more conducting than mus
cle. It was also observed that when
a continuous current was Dassed
through the head from one ear to the
other, that the sensation of giddiness
was produced and that objects ap
penred to revolve In the same dlrec
Uons as the current flowed. However,
when the electrodes are placed on the
forehead and neck and the current sent
from back to front the effects are In
nocuous so long as a mild current Is
used, and In aoine cases may be bene-1
flMa! inwirrllni, n If T a.ia . .. t '
snHafWrnr ,mnf i. J f .
iiampere. at thirty tlts. w hich Is X atTbu tlZ'i
o?d forr hold D ith my friends;
end for nine-tenths of the period of but in June, 1901, my sense of hearing
Interruption. The first effect noted left me so that I could hear no sound5
was the disappearance of the faculty , whatever. I was also troubled with
of speech, after which followed the rheumatic pains in my limbs. I corn
loss of the motor faculties. Under or- tnenced taking Peruna and now my
dlnary conditions there Is no affection hearing is restored aa good as it was
of the respiration or putae unless the prior to June. 1901. My rheumatic
- v. . v J WIIV V IIS Ml UJ It
current Is increased, and then U may
ceaae. The patient Is said to awaken
Instantaneously from the electric aleep I
and to experience a feeling of refresh-'
ment
Frankly Owned Ills Fault,
Altboua-b there baa been complaint
of late about a growing lack of disci- i
pllne in the ranks of the French army,
the demoralization has not. It Is be
lieved, progressed seriously, as the fol
lowing incidents, coming from a
French naval port, will Illustrate: I
A general holding a high command
made his appearance a few daya ago
at the barracks of an Infantry regi
ment, which. In obellence to his orders.
was promptly drawn up In the yard.
Then he explained the reason In a
brief address. He said that aa he waa
walking In the town attired In mufti 1
on the previous day a man belonging
to the corps, who was the worse for
liquor, accosted blin rudely and asked
him to stand blin a drink. "Let him
step out of the ranks," he concluded.
Immediately a bugler emerged, and,
saluting, said: "it is I, nion general."
The incident is characteristic and
nprupoe of It one la reminded of eueli
an adventure which befell a certain
French marshal. A grenadier, who
was exssperated at some Injustice that
had been done him, pointed his pistol
at him and pulled the trigger, but It
did not go off. Without moving a
muscle, the veteran cried: "Four days
In the cells for keeping your arms In
bad state." The bugler's honesty can
scarcely have failed to lx an extenua
tion of his offcnre In the eyes of the
general.
Kumumnril by Name.
An exciting lover's quarrel was once
brought alHtut by the young woinin's
irldental reading of a telegram where
in the unfortunate lover bad rpoken of
Ms new yacht In term of endearment.
omitting to mention the fact that licr-
aldlne was only a loat A similar
blunder Is reported by Philadelphia
paper.
There- were five paacngcrt In the
street car, and aa it approached a
crossing tho conductor called "Will
iam!" One man got up and went out
"Ann!" announced the conductor, and
a woman left the car.
Tucked away In the corner waa a
little man with a foreign-looking face.
When the conductor called "George!"
and another passenger alighted, the
Utile man awoke to the situation. He
roe, tlptiHtl down the aisle and whis
pered lu the conductor:
"Before you calls out de name of do 1
lady In dcte. I'll tell you I wants to
git off soon. My name Is Paul."
Purely MenlaL
"I don't think be has any mental bal
ance." Why, that's hla strong point That's
the only sort of balance he baa. lit
imagines be baa money in the bank."
Philadelphia Iedgcr.
Many t'hurvhe In Australia.
Auairalla baa more rburvhe per
raplta than any other country. Hhe
has 210 churches to every loo.Ota) fco-pie.
A
VENERABLE PASTOR
GUREO BY PE-RU-tIA
Pe-ru-na Is Catarrhal Tonic Espec
ially Adapted to the Declining
Powers of Old Age.
In old age the mucous membranes
become thickened and partly lore their
function.
This leads to partial loss of bearing,
smell and taste, aawell as digestive dis
turbances. Pernna corects all this by its specific
operation on all the mucous membranes
of the body.
One bottle will convince anyone.
Once used and Pernna becomes a life
long stand-by with old and young.
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of
Eighty-Eight.
Rev. J. N. Parker, Utica, N. Y..
writes:
I in june, lyui, l lost my sense ol
her entirely.
My hearing had been
"iSnAvatrVtaf m e-vn i n.A 4 .aa f
pains are all gone. I cannot speak too
highly of Peruna. and now when 88
The spring Is the best time to
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ment for veers. Everybody should
on catarrh. Addresa the Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
As Other Bee t'a.
Chapperton Ma fwiend Sapleigh la
aw sewiously ill, doncher know.
Miss Caustique What'a the trouble.
Chapperton The aw doctah aaya
he has concussion of tha bwain.
Misa Caustique Indeed! Did be ac
cidentally bump hla head against a cob
web I
During leap year every eligible
young man should be equipped wltb a
chaperon.
1'lie Kind You Have Alwavs
ture of Cluts. II. Fletcher, aud 1ms been made under hlsj
personal supervision for over ao years. Allow no one
to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
jHt-a-frod0 are but Experiments, nnd endanjrer tbo
bcoltu of Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a barmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parr.
Rorle, Drops and Noothuip Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other .Narcotic
nubstaiiee. Its aero is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays rcverihneH. It cures Dhtrrhu-u and AVInd
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, reirulates the
Momncli and I!oVcls, giving liealthynnd natural sleet).
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Me Always Bought
Bears the
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A Bishop's Letter.
T. II . Lomax, D. D., Bishop 2nd
Diet. A. M. ., of Charlotte, N. C,
a rites:
"I recommend your Peruna to all
who want strengthening tonic and a
very effective remedy for ail catarrhal
complaints." T. H. Lomax.
If yon do not receive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
na, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giv
ing a full statement of yoor case and
he will be pleased to give you bis valu
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Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
treat catarrh. Nature renews herself
mrj vFi TT . a ma icuucia
course of Peruna, assisted by the balmy
cases oi catarrn mat nave resisted treat-
have m coov of Dr. Hirimin'i Lrt hnnLr
Age of Deception.
Misa Elderleigh If I had my life to
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Misa Springer (interrupting) Why, X
thought that's what you were doing.
Misa Elderleigh What do you mean?
Misa Springer Mr. Huggins said you
told him you were 23 last month.
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