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The state herald., 1897-11-26
ws.,. a,a.. :. 4. Curiosity.

At The London county council meet.
Ing the chairman Of the bridge com.
mlitee stated that about nifty vehicles
and 500 passengers per hour passed
through the Blackwali tunnel lie In.
ciiently remarked that u pathetic
point was that children passed through
20 tho south side Of the river aud car
ried back TO the east tufts of grass
as though they were c,riaei,in-
The state herald., 1897-11-26
A Iiig Regular Army.

The mghtlcsi host of this sort Is the army
of inyalds whose bowels. livcrs aud stonls
nrhs have been regulated by llostctter's
Stomach Bittcrs. A regular habit NJ body
Ii brought about through using the liittcrs,
not by Violently ngitatlng and gripping tile
intcstines. hut by reinforcing their energy
and causing n flow Of the bile Into Its proper
channel, Malaria. Ia grippe dyspepsia, aud
tendency tn Inactivity of the kidneys, are
conquered by the Biticrs.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
LITERARY NOTES.

The Christmas Ladies' Home Journal
tells how the German emperor. with
the empress and the royal family.
spend Christmas Day with their child
rem. The article is written Icy Mr.. Nh
gel Won Brave, an aitnchc of the court,
who was permitted 10 bc present nt the
celebration last Christmas In order To
write this article. The pictures Were
made ''on the spot and approved by
the emperor.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
"wondss Of wans~r.-

The house Of the Berlin electrician.
DR.. Siencns. is known In Germany rs
the wonder Of wanser." The dining
room, kitchen and cellar are connected
by u miniature electric railway. which.
by pressing n button. conveys articles
almost instan,ancously from one
apartment to the other.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Xenice and the IInrsr.

II Is said that some Of the vene-
tians-those who have never been to
the mainland-have never seen horse
In all their lives. A Snowman once
brought one to n fair and called II
monster. and the factory hands paid
shilling each to see the marvel.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

'Thc Adventures OF Francois the
new novel by Dr. $. Weir Mitchell. au.
thor of "IIugh Wynne. Free Quaker"
viii begin In the January Century, 1t
Is n story of the French revolution. Its
hero founding aud ndyenturer. The
tale II one OF adventure throughout.
hut all Of It portrayed with Dr. Mitch
els keen Characterization and wit.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
~. lnul,a alHran.

A thorough renovation Of the large
organ OF St Paul's cathedral In Lon.
don In taking place, among other add'.
tions being u celestial organ In one oi
the aicovcs Of the dome, the connection
with the large instrument being made
by electricity.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
A PntcrnaI prc.crlption,

Jack.-pil the doctor tell you what was the
matter with youy
Hnrry--Ycs. lie said I was In love and
ought to get married.
Jark-wasn't that rather curious pre-.
scrption;
Hnrry--Not at ALL He thinks | am sweet
ON one Of Ills dnnghtcrs.-IIMrlem Llfc.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Don,t Tobacco spi, and Smoke Your Iire Au.y.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mng.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 5oc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The state herald., 1897-11-26

'Whnl has become Of Jullnf ! haven't
seen her for several days" well, you wont
see her for several murr. The last time I
saw her she was plucking petals from u
chrysanth"mum. md saying; lie loves me
he loves me ut.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
EXECUTION OF LOUIS.
UNHAPPY KING WENT TO
DEATH BRAvELY.
He Prepared Himself for the Axe, but
Finally submitted to the Last Indig-
nifty of Binding His Hsnds-Thsre
Was No "vlve 10 Roll"
N the Century there

N the Century there
is a graphic ar
ticle on The Last
Days Of Louis XVI.
a n d Marie-A -Antoi-
nette." The au-
thor. Miss Anna L.
Bicknell. says:
1t was a dark,
misty, J an II a r y
m ornin 7 h 9
presence Of the two
The state herald., 1897-11-26

4 Darmstadt paper appeals To all iIcssinn
WOMEN Ia contribute toward n monument To
he erected to the late Grand Duchess ~
Hes-c. the Princess Alice. whn was the IA
vorite daughter of the Queen of England
and favorlte with the English people.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Rudynrd Kipling's first "Just-So
story. which viii appear In the Christ
mas number of St Nicholas. Is illus
trntcd by oliver Hcrford. II Is the first
uf series Of fantastic stories about
animals
The state herald., 1897-11-26

among the zupi indians the women do
the loyc.mnklng and pop the question.
"Well. our women are different; they make
the men pop the question:
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Last year carriages valued at Seniusl
were imported III South Africa. america
got Sl0iu1 II that sum, England siis,u1
and Germany Sirb.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Owing 10 the low rate charged for the Use
of the telephone, II Is said that Stockholm
uses II more than any other European city.
The central station hHs about iun.Op calls
day. or about one for every three persons In
the city
The state herald., 1897-11-26

''Do ,ou think n man has a right TO open
his wifc's iottcrsT' We'll. he may have
the right hut | don't see how he could have
The courage"
The state herald., 1897-11-26

''Do you think the English language needs
revision. profcssnrT' 'Nn: the English Ian.
guage Is all right. but we need Ia induce
people to speak H. ."
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Smoke slcdge Cigarettes, 20 for , cts.

do you thlna your wife sympaihizc- with
your business trnuhlcsT' ''Ner; she hasn't
gone through my pockets since failed"
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Cntamcnth Cures Cniarrh, Hay Fever, Esc.
send 20 cents "a broadway Pharmacy, Denver, and
get ABSoi.tTE GUARANTY. ~ your Druggist
The state herald., 1897-11-26

perkins doesn't get rcconcilcd to Ills
sons death" "No. tile boy got Killed In q
football game with n scrub eleven, II II
had been n professional game Perkins would
have borne M better"
The state herald., 1897-11-26

The employees of the hotel on the summit
NJ Mount rllntus. In Switzerland. wcrr
showed In M October ilth. aud had To re-
mniu several DAYS, living IN canned goods,
til the railway tuck was cleared.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Our New Upright Grnnd Plano Oriy ssGJ
SIS down and so n month, neanir and fully war
Innted. Write to The Montelius Plano Co, 5li-slg
10th St, Denver
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Two bottles OF pisoA Cure for cunsump.
ilon cured ~" nf u bad lung trouble Mrs. j.
Nichols, Princeton, Ind. March -. 1873.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

"Mndgc nnd I Rrc entirely cohgrniai.'
read any Of the books that | haven't read
The state herald., 1897-11-26

"oncc friend of mine nnd agreed that
II would he helpful for each Of uH tn tel
the other his faults" How diI II work -
1--WE haven't spoken for nine yeafs. "
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Educat. Your bowel. with Casear-ts.
Candy Cathnr,ic, cure constipation forever.
Toe. &c nc G. G. fail druggists refund money
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For children te.thng sntsn- the gums reduces nnam.
,slays prin, wind cole. "a cents bottle.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Star Tobacco is the leading brand of
the world, because IL is the best.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

"why do you say that the more man
knows the worse on he iSf' 'necnuse. !
when I don't know how much ! owe al
ways have plenty Of money 10 spend.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
S2OOOomoe 90

Economy: save 10 cents on
package of cheap" baking
powder and cat the cake.
You couldn't do bettcr-ior
your doctor.
SeA'll,ns's Bssl money-back
baking powder is at your
groccr's.
sehillinE n Company Ze
han Francisco 40
The state herald., 1897-11-26
To CURE A COLD IN ONE nav.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. Al
Druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure, Is
The state herald., 1897-11-26

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascnrcts Candy Cathnrtc, l0c or &c.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
WOMEN no NOT TELL THE WHOLE TRUTH.
Modest Women Evade Certain Questions by
Physician but Write Freely to Mrs Pinkharn

An eminent physician that Women they
TO their This
truth but not the whole truth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10

Chey ennes in Monta "a was Llttie
Whirlwind, a graduate Of the CARLISLE
pa school.
John e. Searles, secretary and
treasurer Of the sugar trust, was ac-
| emitted by direction of Justice Bradley,
who held that the senate had no righ,
to ask the questions which MI. Searles
refused TO answer
The Association Of American Medl-
eel Colleges, the American Academy OF
Medicine, the American Medical Pub
fishers Association and the National
Confederation of state Medical Elk
aiming and Licensing Boards began
tbair annual meetings in Philadelphia
Mrs. z. A. Godfrey 40 years old,
har Gsome and wealthy, daughter Of o.
BENJAMIN Duegart, was arrested for
murder at Atlanta She was indicted
on the testimony of her children who
swore that six years ago she strangled
and buried her daughters illegit'
II ate ctild
fI'EIU'lN ~ ~ " bDbli'biA''' 'N'Fh
SecIeta NJ. J. Bowling have issued
a call for the tenth annual convention
Of the National Republican League n
Detl DIT July 49, Each state and ter
ritory is entitled to four delegates
from each congressional district and
six delegates at large.
The work for the past year of the
Congregational Home Mission Society
was as follows; Home missionaries
employed, 2,02G; states and territories
occupied A Sunday schools under
missionary care, 2,o3S; scholars in
these Sunday schools, 1874; total
received in the seventy-lirst
year, $5SS,31S.
Indian Commissioner Jones said he
would declare off all bids for clothing
for his department for 1898 as under
the specifications issued by his prede-
Cessor only one firm was able to meet
the requirements. New specifications
will be issued and an investigation
made OF the peculiar conditions under
which bids were originally Invited
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
MATTERS ABROAD

The Spanish cabinet resigned
An earthquake shock frightened
theater audiences at Montreal
Austria proposes to enact striugen.
antitrust law
Turkey agreed to extend the armis-
tice fourteen days from May 30
Prince Henry D'Orleans has arrived
in Abyssinia and was cordially re-
Ceived.
The whole Greek cabinet is said to
be implicated in a deeply laid plot 10
overthrow the dynasty.
Pietro Acciarito, who attempted to
stab king Humbert of Italy, was SEN
fenced to the galleys for life
A shock of earthquake was felt in
various parts Of Greece and was es-
pecally severe at Lamia and Patras
The disturbance was slight in Athens
1t is reported in Madrid that the
duke of Mandao, Spanish minister at
Paris, will succeed the duke of Tetuan
as Spanish minister of foreign affairs
The biz amending the law of assoc
cation IN PRUSSIA was passed by the
lower mousse OF the FrusslSh dIet'
Owing to Bra2il's financial troubles
the salaries of the president and all
other government oi'lclaIs III that
country wa 1e reduced
Nine persons We're Killed ana seven
teen injured IN a panic IN the cathe-
diaI IN PISA ltaly caused by candle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
A DREAMIN' OF A FISHIN' g..

Il jos set here a dreamin'-
A-dreamin every day
OF the sunshine that's a sleamin -
On the riyers-fur away.
An / kinder fall to wishln'
| was where the waters swish:
Fer If the Lord made fshin'
Why-a Teller ought TO fish,
While I'm selltn or a-husuiu'
In the dusty rusty town.
! kin feel the fish a-bitin'-
See the cork a-goin' down,
An the sunshine seems a-tanglin'
OF the shadows cool and sweet.
With the honeysuckles danglin'
An the lilies al my feet
So nod an fail 20 wishin
| was where the waters swish:
Fer if the Lord made fshin
Why q Teller ought to fish,"
Stanton
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
WOMEN LANDSCAPE GARDENERS
A Field of Work That Seems Won
Adapted to the Sex.

1t seems little strange that WOMB,
seeking professions in which to earr
livelihood, haYe never taken up tina,
Of landscape gardening. 1t is one for
which their instructive taste. their o.
tistic perception of form and color
would prominently fit them, and il is
one, moreover, for which they aro
physically fitted, as the labor 10 ~.
arduous. and the benefit of much ON,
door exercise and fresh air would 90
with 1t. Last year lady Of this citv
through these columns, suggested mat
the procession OF visiting gardener
would be profitable one for an intel
ligent girl to take up. The manr
beautiful gardens which surround tho
handsome homes require great caro-
and ale filled with costly plants. Whom
these become diseased the gardener An
charge, who is generally an unedncataa
man, can give no reason for II ena
still less is able to prescribe for thor,
what is wanted is a woman doctor
OF flowers, who would understand tho
diseases of plants, and the nrone-
remedies, and the chemistry of the soil
and who would be fitted 10 deal in
telligently with the subject
All this would be strictly in line
with landscape gardening Already
there is one young American girl VINO
has taken up this profession. and is
deemed a success in work DEMANDING
high degree of skill. In Enplana =
success or landscape gardening and the
oeautlfying of many Of the parks around
LONDON have been the result of her
deft designs. Probably in no other
city in the world are there SO many
beautiful gardens as in New Orleans
and 50 the opening offered here to n
capable woman landscape gardener is
commensurately good.-New Orleans
Picayune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
CHURCH Or The 1000 VIRGINS.
sad Fate of Ursula, the Christian FL
ancee of a Heather Teuton Prince

st. Ursula's church, at Cologne. has
probably one of the most remarkable
treasure chambers in the world. It IS
situated on the tower of the church.
and contains houndreds of skulls of
all sizes and kinds and many thousands
OF human bones. These are all re-
garded as valuable relics, being the
remains of people who died centuries
ago for the Christian faith. The story.
or, as many regard it, legend, attached
to the church is as follows:
Ursula, the daughter of a British
KING, was sought in marriage by Holo-
fernes, heather Teuton prince The
beautiful princess consented, on con-
dltion that Holofernes become A
Christian and allow he. three years
IN which to make a pilgrimage before
the marriage This being agreed to.
Ursula departed, accompanied by IL
600 of her waiting maids. On ar
irving in Germany the company dis
embarked at Cologne, where they were
attacked by the Hunnish legions of
W. iiSAtiNt- htIS. AlIlIa s
warriors dashed upon them in field,
"here the Christian maidens were
huddled together like .,gat. and
slaughtered every one Of them. until
treir martyr blood ran like d river.
Then the heather army marched TO
other parts. The bodies of Ursula
and her maidens lay unburied on the
vast field fer long time. until moth
ing bat the bones remained.
Ihese-or at any rate, large num-
Der OF them-were gathered up and
carefully preserved by the Christians
OF Cologne. church was erected on
what is said TO be the site of the
slaughter, and is known now as "The
Church of the Eleven Thousand Vir-
gins. The bones were placed in the
tIeasure-chamber of the sanctuary.
ana are regarded by the deyout of
cologne as being of priceless value. 4
visitor who recently entered the trea-
sure room, describes it is "a chamber
vailed around with crossbones pam
eIed IN peculiar designs, where in
Vulnerable skulls grinned at me in
shastly rows, and where skeleton
ilmbs protrude from many an ancient
ana jeweled casket."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
COIN home TO MARY.

Dirus seem sirgin all the way
Com home to Mary;
Roses on a Writer'S day
Coin hcme to Mary.
l can hear my heart keep time
win the bells that sweetly chime;
Happiest man that lives when Pm
Coin home tc Mary!
far away her smile | see.
COIN home to Mary:
how It lights the way fer me.
CON home TO Mary,
There, in groves where nests tbe dova
In a cot with blooms above
sun she lights the lamps @ love
Gcin' htUe to Mary!
Down the walk come patterin' feet,
Coin home to Mary;
Ohlidren's arms an kisses sweet.
Gcin' home to Mary.
ROD comes climbin' to nv knee
Katie wants a kiss from me.
Loves me all the world" saws she.
Homel9ith love an Nary
Shine the lights forever more.
Coin home to Mary,
Love still leads me to the door
Coin home to Mary.
For her sake my toll is sweet
tor her sake my heart'n beat
TIL it's dusk beneath her feet
Coin home to Mary,
Frank L. Stanton
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
4 HOMEMADE BAG HOLDER

We CLEAN the following idea from
the Farmers A0vccate: Take an inch
board three feet long by II inches
wide, and slant IT, Then take two
Stats three inches wide and three
feet long, and nail them upright TO the
board about five inches from the top.
to serve as feet Drive wire nail
through each corner of the board. and
turn them up little g. hook The bags
on. Nail the board down ut Tie bot
tom. and one man can nh and tie the
bass as fast as two men can clean the
graiu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10

not only in this way guarded from
1acilli germs, but is also kept moist
and fresh, as the waxed paper prevents
evaporation OF moisture, while the
consumer is certain to receive an ar
ticle that can be depended upon as
nealthful and good, without regard to
the number of landings it has under
gone.
Instead of using shoulder braces a
gy mnasium director proposes the fol-
lowing exercises as a substitute
l. Make it rule to keep the back
Of the neck close to the back of the
collar.
2. Roll the shoulders backward and
downward.
j. Try to squeeze the shoulder
blades together many times day.
4. Stand erect at short intervals
during the day-"head up chin in,
chest out, shoulders back"
s. Walk or stand with the hands
clasped behind the mead and the ell
bows wide apart.
g. Walk about. or even run upstairs.
with from 10 to 40 pounds on the top
of the head.
Z Try to look at the top of your
nigh-cut vest or your necktie
8. Practice the arm movements of
breast-stroke swimming while stand
ing or walking.
>. Hold the arms behind the back
10. Carry a cane or umbrella be-
hind the small of the back or behind
the neck
II. Put the hands on the hips, with
elbows back and fingers forward.
Y, Walk with the thumbs in the
armholes of the vest.
Is. When walking, swing the arms
ana shoulders strongly backward
II. Stand now and then during the
day with all the posterior parts of
the body, so far as possible. touching
vertical wall
10. Look upward as YOU walk on
the sunny side of the street
Prof. Sargent of Harvard saFs re-
gafding athletics in the North Amer
lean Review: Many young men seem
TO think that because the practice of
athletics is favorable to health, the
more they can get of this practice the
hotter, This is an erroneous irnpres-
sion. for it is as possible to overw0rk
IN athletics as it is in business, and a
great many young people do them
selves injury by their excessive zeal
in the practice of competitive exercise.
In this line of physical activity, as in
any other, there is limit to human
capability, and it is possible to develop
the muscular and nervous systems TO
the detriment of the heart and lungs
or of the digestive system But the
conditions under which athletics are
usually practiced are so favorable to
the maintenance of health and yigor
that few persons who were sound at
the time Of commencing their athletic
efforts have injured themselves by the
practice of these vigorous exercises.
1t IS true that a certain number of
young men who were distinguished
for their supremacy in certain ath-
letic events have died young. But tn
number OF young men who are now
pIactcing athletic exercises in this
country and appearing in public CON
tests is very large, as many rs COO or
700 entries being recorded in some of
the great city meetings
A medical contemporary mentions.
on the authority of Dr. Alexander.
that the planting of osiers on a large
scale in northwestern India has been
useful in stamping out malaria in a
VIGOROUSLY unhealthy valley covered
with stagnant pools.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10

Washington. June S.-The senate
again made good progress with the
tariff bill covering ten pages of the
metal schedule and almost completing
it, Before the bill was taken up
Mr. Tillman gave the senate another
hour of exciting controversy over the
proposed sugar investigation, He Ie-
Tended himself from published charges
relative TO his administration of the
goyerumfn,ship of South Carolina and
then moved that the committee having
charge of the sugar resolution be dis
charged from further consideration Of
it bur later ne withdrew the motion
Mr. Vest offered a resolution, which
was adopted, reciting that the skale-
tons OF American soldiers killed &
Buena Vista in 1S4T, were now ex-
humed and asking the state depart
meut TO investigate the subject and
report the facts to congress.
Washington. June 3 Mr. Terry Of
Arkansas endeayored 10 get the Cuban
question before the house as a priv
legged question by vote Of 20 to IS
the house sustained the speakers rul-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10

The groom's present to the bride was
"a magnificent ton of coal OF 7t least
ten carats' weight, pendant upon q
necklace Of gems oaly less in sp'endor
Detroit Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10

The street-car and stage drivers and
stable hands in Havana have gone on
strike because a promised increase in
wages has not beeu made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
HOME MATTERS.

Brooklyn handicap.
ST Gaudens statue of Peter Cooper
was unveiled in New YORK
RI Rev. Edward +. Allen was IN
staIled as Catholic bishop of Mobile.
The Montana Indian murderer sur
endered and the outbreak is ended
The Vale Mills, at Nashua, N. H.,
EMPLOYING two hundred hands, rave
shut down.
General Miles took luncheon with
Crown Prince Constantinople at LAMA
Greece.
Snow is reported in the northern
Michigan peninsula and northern WIS
consin.
Modern Woedmen elect officers and
select Kansas City as the next meet
ing place.
A committee duplicates ex-Goy.
Altgeld in the Globe Savings bank
affair at Chicago
Heavy frosts have destroyed corn,
vegetables and small fruits in the
northwest
Obituary: AT Waukegan, H., Rob
ert Douglas, Sat- Boston, Charles
". Andrews, 49,
Miss Anna Hunter was severely hurt
and Charles Tate, colored was killed
In C. bicycle collision at Atlanta.
Divine Healer" Schrader was
stoned out Of Clayton, suburb Of st,
Louis, by crowd OF men and boys
Almost a dozen men are reported to
have been killed by Cheyenne Indians,
who are on the war path in Montana,
Prince Luigi AmGreo, nephew of the
king Of italy, left New York, en- route
Alaska. to climb Mount st. Elias.
The one hundred and first anniye"-
pary of Tennessee's admission to the
union was observed at the Nashville
exposition.
At Montpelier, VI, Miss Mildred
Brewster shot and severely wounded
herself and Miss Annie Wheeler, her
rival In love,
The sublime porte has withdrawn its
objections to the appointment of Or.
james h. Angel as United States
minister TO Turkey.
The gas frontage and gas consoli
dation bills over which there have
been hot contests. passed the Illinois
house of representatives..
The cable tLess match between
members Of the House of Commons
and the American House of Represeu-
Il tIyes resulted in q tie.
Theodore Durrant is TO be hanged at
San Quentein prison, California, June
II, Governor Budd having decided not
to interfere with his sentence,
From the top of a building in New
York William A, Eddy secured what he
says was the first double photograph
in midar that has ever been taken.
Negotiations have begun for tn" re-
turn of over $500 0O0 In securities
stolen from the Manhattan Savings
institution, New York, ~ years ago.
Mrs Phoebe II. Phillips, proprietress
of the Kenneth house, Atlanta, N. j.
was shot and fatally wounded by Rob
ert HILBERT who wanted TO marry her
Princess Troubetzkoy formerly
Amcle Riyes, is in private sani-
tarium at Philadelphia suffering from
nervous prostration, the result of over
work