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Sir John Lubbock makes the remark
able statement that ants rank next 70
man in intelligence. He says when wa
consider their social organizations
large communities, elaborate hahita-
lions, roadways. possession OF domestic
animals and even OF slaves, It must be
admitted that they rank next ia. man In
the scale OF intelligence"
There are over 1000 varieties OF ants
all different In their habits. Their IN
dustry is appalling, An ant was put IN
a saucer with some larvae and watched.
It worked eth, 10 at night and carried lSl
of the larvae TO her nest. The small red
ants, so abundant in India, are so small
that It takes from eight to ten OF them
to carry Off grain OF wheat not half so
large as an English grain, yet they VIII
carry one OF these grains thousand
yards to their nest. They travel In q
straight line, going over distractions In
stead OF around.
Some ants keep slaves and would die
II left to themselves, The slaves clean
and feed them. The modes OF fighting
among ants are varied. Some attack In
serried masses, never sending out de-
tachments. while single ants never
make attacks. Sometimes three or four
together seize an enemy, pulling differ
ent ways so that the captive cannot
reach any OF his foes, Then one ant
Jumps on the cnpiiye's back and saws
of his head. The Amazon ant has a
method of combat peculiar to herself.
She has powerful and pointed jaws and
when attacked she catches hold OF her
enemy's head between her Jaws and II
the enemy does not loose her hold the
Amazc3 closes her jaws, the sharp
points OF the mandibles pierce the brain
and the enemy dies In commissions.
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Baltimore Sun: A correspondent
writes TO say that he thinks all tho
trouble about the silver dollar could be
ended by adding as much gold to tho
silver dollar as would make It equal to
the gold DOLLAR No doubt the silver
dollar onuld be made worth one bundled
cents by putting some gold into It.. as
suggested, but the silver question exists
for the reason that certain number Of
people want q ilfty-cent dollar. They
don't want q one-hundred-cent dollar
whether Of gold or silver or partly sill
yer and partly gold. There are Others
who want an honest dollar but are Ia
ken with the theory Of blmctalllsm and
have fervent faith In the power OF
governments TO give value to pieces Of
metal by calling them money" Thclt
faith leads them TO prophesy that II tho
United States were to decree that nifty
cents worth Of silver shall be worth one
hundred cents, 1t would actually bO
worth that all over the world. II ID
falih--dn honest fAith-whch Ignores all
the facts NJ the recent history Of silver,
lts Increased production, It's enlarged
use md decline In value But people fa-
millar with business conditions lack this
faith They know tho Rllvcrltcs arc
wrong, ma that II the reason no CON.
promise Ia possible. N the Hllvcrllea
wanted the free coinage If silver dnl-
lars inirlhslcally worth u dollar they
would propose a ratio Of 81 10 I. 10 that
ratio many sound money people would
asasni
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BE STRONG AND HEARTY.
How to bo Strong aud FAN of Lie ant
viuor,

vlgor.
II you starved for two days you would
feel as weak as n cat.
Proof enough that your food is the
cause Of your strength.
II your stomach is sick, you're starry
ing away your strength. Slowly, per-
haps, but none the less surely.
You feel Il yourself.
You have nausea, loss OF appetite,
headache, gfddlness. pain In the stom-
ach, loss of strength, spirits and am
billion.
head2
But It's not. It's simply your stOm-
ach
Food Is strength. Stomach makes It
available. II stomach won't work, food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will. in a
few doses, make your stomach well and
help your food make YOU strong,
Who wouldn't be stronE7 Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick, tired, weary men ana women.
those who are working their bodies and
brains too hard, will find relief and
strength IN Shaker Digestive Cordial.
II makes strength. II makes health.
II makes happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine, It's q
cordial
1ts pleasant to take, and more than
pleasant In It's results.
For sale by all druggists at 10, %, 80
cents and 81 bottle.
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CRITICAL TIMES
Al Tisn Tsin, ChinA--ForelEn Colony
Likely no Attacked.


Al TIsn Tsln, ChinA--ForolEn Colony
Likely 60 no Attacked.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE occl-
dental and oriental steamer Dortc has
arrived from Wilma and Japan two days
ahead OF schedule time She brought
Yokohoma advlces TO June 90. The
Japanese Mail gives summary of cor
respondence from Tlen Tsln which
shows that the state OF the foreign COL
ony In that city Ia alarming. Three
Chinese were killed In the last days Of
Nav on charges that they had stolen
native children In order that they might
serve as offerings to ensure the safety
OF the foundations Of the new French
Catholic cathedral to be- dedicated June
q. -
IA reported that conspiracy has been
formed 10 attack the foreign settlement
on June q and 10 burn the Roman
Catholic cathedrdis. The eonstiis OF the
various nRtionallti0s have deemed II
prudent 10 telegraph the facts TO their
governments and to ask for the protcc-
lion OF men-of-war. The gate leading
from the foreign settlement to tho
Chinese quarter Ia closed every night ut
II o'clock. The Japanese gun boat Akagl
IL now at TAku IN resuonse TO appeals
from the japanese consul. Chinese soi-
dlerB are auartered In various parts Of
tho city for tho express purpose OF
checking rioters,
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sIur,,.rs,, mn, I,obbed.

NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-Robert
Afnsworth, who lived at No. 597 North
Francisco Street, Chicago. was found
dead this morning in an old shanty
along the track of the Illinois Central
railroad He was last seen Saturday
evening tn the company OF two negroes
and appeared TO be under the influence
OF liquor. The negroes had subsequent
fy caught freight train going north.
Ainsworth was murdered with an axe.
the latter being found by his side. His
pockets had been riied, He was identt-
ned by a memorandum book, which
contained several letters, among them
one from his mother and another from
his brother. 1t is presumed he was on
his way home when he was murdered
and robbed OF all he possessed.
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NEW YORK, July t2,-Mrs. Augusta
Mock and Martin Thorn, the alleged
marderess of Guldensuppe. were ar
raigned In general sessions to-day, to
plead to the indictment found against
them. The prisoners seemed to be fully
alive to the gravity OF their situation,
and for the first time since their arrest,
the lines of care were visible on their
features. Their attorneys entered de-
murres to the Indictment, contestlng
the Jurisdiction OF the court on the
ground that the crime, II one Was COM
mitted. was done beyond the limits OF
New York county. During tho state-
ment OF counsel the two prisoners eN-
changed no look OF recognition. nor did
they speak to each other. The demurrer
will be argued on wednesday, July 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July l2.-wlth the
meetings to-day IN the Mechanics pa
yilien the most successful Christian En-
deayor convention ever held was
brought to a close. The programme of
the day and evening was an interesting
one. Besides the early morning prayer
meetings the Christian Elndeavor mis-
sionary force spoke at the morning SER
vice at the Mechanics pavilion and the
EyAngelistic force was at Woodward's
pavilion. In the afternoon the Junior
Endeayorers held a rally at the Me-
ehanics' pavilion. and practical school
Of Christian Endeayor methods was
held at Woodward's. At both pavilions
special conservation exercises marked
che close OF all proceedings.
On Tuesday the Visiting delegates, or
d great majority of them, will attend a
public reception TO which they have
been specially invited by u committee
representing the citizens Of Oakland. II
Is expected at least 10000 win cross the
bay and enjoy the hospitality OF the
OaiSlanders.
With the end OF the convention in
sight thousands Of visitors, delegates
and others will take advantage OF the
opportunity and the cheap rates to visit
the many places OF interest throughout
the state, Arrangements have been
made for excursions to Monterey, Mount
Hamilton, Santa Clara mountains,
Stanford university. and other Interest,"
ing places, even taking in the southern
country as part OF their Journey.
The rush for tickets for these Side
trips" was SO great this morning that
the clerks could not keep the crowd
moving as rapidly as 1t gathered, AT Z
a. m. the sale OF excursion tickets began
and from that hour until evening there
was not a minutes rest for the ticket
sellers, For the next three days the
Yosemite route will have all the stages
can carry, and during the last few days
excurslonlsts were going to the valley
in parties of 100 made up by the railway
company. IL
While the number Of persons seeking
admission at the big pavilions this
morning was not quite so great as on
previous occasions, still there were
packed houses and the enthusiasm was
as great as al any time since the begin,
ming OF the convention. In fact, 1t
seemed as though everyone present de-
sired to express his or her satisfaction
with the way the greatest convention OF
Endeavorers ever held has been con-
Quoted. There was praise for the com.
'mittee of '07, qualification at the re-
ception all had received at the hands of
California In general and San Fran
cisco In particular. and thanktulness
for the perfect weather which has
blessed the entire meeting.
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aRrrK onoWn PRINcE
A Coward ana Hard DTinksr-so Says .
Returned Greek.

Returned Greek.
NEW YORK. July l2,-John chElstus,
slx-foot Greek who has been sailor
man on the Pacific coast. and who went
from San Francisco to Athens to fight
the Turks, arrived here Friday on the
steamship Yarrowdale, from Cardiff,
Wales, and yesterday found himself in
the custody of the immigration officials.
charged with being a stowaway.
An allen who arrives as stowaway
is deported on the vessel that brought
him. An American citizen who slows
away Is fined $40. or in lieu of that must
go to jail, Chrlstus had taken out his
trst papers and had lived IN this conn
try for fifteen years. 1t was decided
that he should be fined. Eventually the
fine was remltted. In his case perhaps
II was because OF the story Of hard luck
he had to tell.
christus started for Athens February
2s, and was among the first TO offer
himself In King Georges service after
the cali had been issued for the Greek
army reserves and for volunteers, He
was enlisted at once and sent to the
front, and fought in ten battles, being
present at the retreat from Mllouna
Pass to Larlssa. He received a wound
In the thigh from piece OF exploded
shell on that occasion.
At the close of the war the Greek
government gave each volunteer ten
francs, and Christns, together with
twenty-slx Engllshmen, six Americans,
forty Frenchmen, and fifty Greeks, was
TO Marseilles, This was all that the
government could do for them.
From there Christus paid his fare to
Paris and Hayre. and at Havre some
Greeks got up subscription and paid
his passage to cardln.
He was discovered slowed away on
the Yarrowdale shortly after she sailed,
and was made to work hard for his pas
sage
chrlstus Is no respecter OF the Crown
Prince Constantine. The Greeks, he
said. Tough, courageously, but Il seem-
ed that whenever they were gaining an
advantage on the enemy retreat was
ordered.
'The Grown Prince" said he, rs a ter
rlble coward, o. stupid man, and hard
driuker.' Then he said that the Prince
made the Greek soldiers furious by
drinking German beer. They didn't
mind his drinking cognac, but any
thing German was offensive. He cited
an instance where an officer of the Red
Cross. Captain Nichols, he said, had re-
monstrated with the Prince when he
found what a stock OF beer he kept on
hand, and the Crown Prince at once or
dered him to leave camp
On another occasion. after the Greeks
had been overawed by the Turks, file
of the enemy's soldiers approached the
Greek lines and demanded that they be
permitted 10 pass on some business err
rand, They were held back while the
matter was reported to the Prince, He
said; 'Let them pass"
THAT was easier than fighting them"
Chrlstus remarked, With sarcasm. THE
Greek flag has been dragged In the
dust" he said; "the Prince has dragged
II there, Hereafter the American flag is
good enough foe me"
Chrlstus was permitted to so free by
the immigration officials.
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DENVER, Col, July 12.-JulIa L,
Barton. the slxteen-year-old step
daughter of Adam winebrenner of'Be-
atrlce, Neb. who has arrived in Denver
to live with her aunt. Mrs, i. NJ. Blsh.
op, still bears the marks OF the cruel
beating with horsewhip which caused
her 10 run away from home fortnight
ago. Yesterday Wlnebrcnner was taken
from Jail by q mob OF Indignant citizens
OF Beatrice, dashed and tarred and fea-
thcred winebrenner II a son Of John
wlnebrenner. Of Harrisburg, Pa, foun-
der OF the sect known as the Church Of
God.
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spEcIAI srERL sCAIR sIaEED
BY the Jones 4 Laughiln Mii-othsr
Works Resume.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 1.-THE
special steel scale at Jones & Laughlin's
American iron and steel plant was sign
ed to-day, at a conference Of the work.
men and Arm, and work win probably
be resumed tomorrow, The workmen
accepted the terms offered by the COM
pany. il Is said to be q slight decrease
In wages on the price per ton, but an
increase on the output, which Will be
much greater owing to the improved
machinery. The iron scale ia the only
one still remaining unsigned.
The national rolling mill at Mckees-
port, resumed In full force this morn
Ing, In all departments except the pud-
ding, where the men are on a strike.
Work was also resumed In nearly ey-
cry department Of the w. Devices Wood
rolling min, and the indications are fol
steady work.
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They were sitting on the sands SIDE
by side, looking out over the ocean.
"How peaceful II looksi" said he.
yes, said she, but how very wetr
"True" he observed, and yet how
calm and restfui It appears! with you
by my side could sail on forever"
"YesY" she queried.
yes" he affirmed, forever. WIN
you, dearest?"
zone one condition" she replied. 81
am a cautious girl, and do not wish to
be overhasty. But viii let you make
the test, and when the test is made and
you say II is successful, will so with
YOU"
"And that test. iove1" he cried.
"You take boat and sail on forever,
and after you have sailed on forever
tell me how 1t works" she answered.
And she left him meaitating,-Har-
per'B Bazaar.
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on Sundays during tho present sum
mer the Monongahein River Railway
Co., will sell round trip tickets between
all points ut one fare for the round
trip. NO ROUND TRIP FARE 10
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This elves
the people Of Clarksburg n chance "a
visit Fairmoht. and the FaIrmeat peo-
pie an opportunity TO 20 TO clarksburg.
travelling sixty.slx miles In other case,
At q cost Of only MY cents. This Is
and II In hoped that the people viii
rateB by patronlslng thom. tlh&s
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July Is, 1906 our store, four dwell.
Ing houses ana throo barns were wash.
cd away by Mood. Soon after tho
community was visited by an epidemic
Of bloody nux. In short time we sold
ten dozen Of Chambeflaln'B Collie, Chol-
ora and Dl0Trhoea Remedy and In every
onBe where II was used the results were
all that could be desired. IN fact our
physicians admitted that II would do
more toward bringing nbout a cure Of
lux than thoy could do."-BUBH n
ENIsLlGY, Auburn, W. Va, Oct, g.,
1906 For Fnio By drHkRiBtF.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Inter-
state commerce commission on July q
will listen to oral arguments on what
are known rs the car load and less than
car load" cases, involving freight rates
between 81. Louis and points In Texas,
It is claimed TINT there IN too Wide DIFF
ference between the rates charged for
car loads and freight which makeB less
thun n car lnnd
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THEY nre dnndioB" said Thos. Bow.
ors, Of tho Crockett, Texas, Enterprise,
while writing about Dnwltts Little
Enrly Rigers, the famous little pills foy
sick headache and disorders Of Tho
stomach and liver Charles II,
Goelsc, Market md Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Torty.sixth and ia
cob Streets A, Y. scheele No, COZ Main
t streets t hSley pt 1,s" ZEN, pehn and Zanc
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Real Estate for Sale.

Nos, CO and es Twelfth street. stores an,
No, s. Fifteenth street, ii rooms. modem
"A 4 Very very desirable dwelling on North Nab
street.
nc No y 1865 Eoir street. 10 rooms, lot snz
feet.
A new residence In Woodsdale, 6 toon1
grounds 70xlA feet.
No ilg1 Alley II, 6 rooms, lot eoIl@ Nv,
M No. II North Huron street, rooms M
sOx12O feet. only $500,
No. 1926 chaplins street. Il rooms X
''S No. lis Fourteenth street 6 rooms. NJ
mos Nos. ' lis. 1915 and 1871 Market street
Dwelling property southwest coma
Twelfth and Eon streets.
No. ~ North Wabash street, I ROOM
u Nos 800 and aun Main street, rau
A fine residence In Pleasant PalS
grounds S5xBi0 feet.
a flne residence in Elm Grove am
Building lots in the country and on d
From 800 to ,aSOOO to loan on City RAJ
Estate.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES intense itch.
Inc and slinElngi most Mt nlght worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
tunora form, witch often bleed ana nj.
ccrnlc, becoming very sore. BWAYNE'g
OINTMENT stops the itching ana
bleeding heals liberation, and IN most
cnnea removes the ,umo,B Az drug
gl4H, or by mai Tor 80 cents Dr.
bwnynn u Son Philadelphia, tths&w
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SOME for ten. rome for twenty md
some for thirty years have suffered
from piles ana then have been quickly
aud permanently cured by using DC.
Wits witch Hazel HnIVc, the goat
remedy for piles ana all forms
VI skin diseases. ChArlesl H.
dootze Murkot and Twelfth streets,
Chatham Sinclair Forty.slxth and ia,
cob slrceia, a, H. schcole, No. GO7 Main
slfeetsi l9KIey Htas, Penn and 2anc
streets bowie 4 Co.. bridgeport,
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CINCINNATI, o.. July ia Times.
Star special from Urbana, Ohio, says
that .. T. Lewis, the famous bond for.
ger, pleaded guilty to-day and was sem
fenced 10 eight years in the pcniten-
tlary. His fraudulent operations In
bonds are said 10 hnyo amounted TO
100000.
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TERmgLE ACciDENr.-tt lsnier.
rlblc accident 10 be burned or ooaIiedl
hnt tlg rnln ana agony ANA tho frlght.
tul dtstEnfomehta can ~ qulckly over.
rDine. without leaving n scar hy ilalnu
DeMlte wren Hazel Halyt Charles II,
,tattee' MaiRgt aud fWotfth atrootBl
cob Slrnotr a n. HchoCie, M. Goy Mia
Streets l0xlpy bros, Penn ana Hann
streets. Dowln a Ga, uhdaanuft. '
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MEDICAL.
WHEELING BRIDGE a TERMINAL RY

G, o. BREWSTER, Receiver
Time Table No 10, to take cfroct ipoi n. IN
Sunday, November Nv, 1906
lenyN Wheeling ihAt iiiit0 A. m.
i2iN, 'Atb, tilD. IO,OOp M $50
lyenye penlnaulA- -iS!Oe, lDlk, tiiuAA n. m
iala0, am, tileG 1905 ~ nj. '"'
q, M, i2iSli an, iiiil, lp.ia u M, $500
Arrive Tcftninhi junction tSltT tO.6N
,@, a. M il.tS NlA7, iil6 ,9isn. III
leayc Terminal Junction. liza jO,06
Leave Martins Fetry-ii,gS l9,W a. M
N2Nbi NQa ltl0i lblD, isl69 n IN, 800
L9aye penln.nla1-. ~ 1914 n, H., 'ig!bi,
Arrive whoglng.lilO lbifO a M, 'il!ti
DAILY tDally except Sunday lsnndays
All Trims VIII run ON Eastern Time
4 70. TAuBHlui Hunorlnitndont
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MARRIAGE LAVE


-------
or Peru, Bolivia aud Ecuador Work AN
Injustice to Protestant ciuzenS.
CHICAGO, July 12.-At special ses-
sion OF the Chicago Methodist ministers
meeting to-day, Rev. John Lee. chair
man OF the committee on religious lib
erty for Protestnnts in South America,
read the following letter, which was re-
ceiyed In reply to a Communication
addressed to President Mckinley, pro-
testing against the discrimination
against Protestants IN various South
American republics:
Department Of State.
WASHINGTON
June 81. 1897.
.-lne President has referred to this
department your letter Of the 18th inst,
relative TO the marriage laws OF Peru,
Bolivia and Ecuador. In October 20 last
our minister OF Lima rer1rted that the
eruvian bill concerning - registration
OF the marriages OF foreigners failed for
lack OF agreement between the two
houses. The senate passed a bill sat
isfactory to the foreign element and the
house OF deputies amended II by pro-
vlding for civil marriage. The session
came to an end before an agreement
could BE- renched.
ON March 81 last, the department ad-
yised our legation at Lima OF Its hope
that Peru would adopt a marriage law
more sonsonant with the general prac-
fIco OF modern nations. and expressed
its concern lest the civil rights OF Amer
lean citizens in that quarter might be
Impaired through the deficiency Of the
existing law. 1t was further stated TIM:
this government would be glad to learn
that the subject would be revived at the
next session OF the Congress and salts
factorily disposed OF
Copy OF your letter will be forwarded
10 our legation In connection with the
instruction referred to.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM II. DAY,
Assistant Secretary.
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, LONDON. July t2-samuCt Charles
Allsopp, second Baron Hlndllp In dead,
aged ffy.six years. baron HlHdiIp was
for many years Identified with the
great brewing house Of AllHopg 4 Sons.
From 1873 To 1850 no rat M member NJ
parliament for East BtaifordHhlrc. and
from 1889 to 1887 for Taunton,
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,DBLFAsT, July i2-Thc usual colo.
brallnna In commcmornton Of the hat
Tic OF the lloyno took plaoo to-day.
Twenty thousand ofanRemon marched
In procession and Eroni crowds filled the
streets Everything passed IN IN tho
lnopt orderly fashlnn
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Tho best snlvc IN the world for cuts
bruises. sores, ulcOra, salt rheum, fever
sores. tctlcr, chopped hands, ohllblnins
corns nnd all skin oruptlOng, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
N guaranteed 10 glv1 perfect satlufac.
ton or money refunded. Price % cent,
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Beautiful Forms
and Composition

..... Arc moi made by chance no.
..... they over IN amy material WA wv,
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