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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
CARPET CLEANING.

COLUMBIA Steam Carpet Cleansing and
Renovstins Works, lac West e4th-st-
All grades. 6c yard. Telephone e.. 800 3Sth
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RrSvNEea CHANCES.

PARTY WITH IS 600 can have splendid
business paying 5000 annually, hsnHle
ell your money. A. r.. Box IA. Tribune
ofios.
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18Th STREET
soD TR FIT

18Th STREET.
SAD STREET:
is0 East i2l Street. "'i wv"
h,
IsglTt {
1877 4 ieo r. sis' Street =.
ssio 100
DIST STREET.
i2isT STREET.
s. 325 40
= 100 e. i2ist STREE,
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BOARD WANTED.

-~>-~-o-~~s~~N-~NN~No~O 0~0D~~~o~N0SN~"NN~0N~~NoN
wANTED.-LuBch and dinner IN p-lvate
American family. near 57th-st. East;
rood company desired. Address GENTLE
MAN. Tribune Crlce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
CHIHOPODIsT.

DR.. LEVY Is Lafayette Place. and
West b4th-st. cures corns. ingrowing
nails and bunions.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Gbtrnen, as1ttteuna1, 10. aanaear 1898.

Sabresf9luB umfaffenOe Snformution iiber
ben @rfolg Des unterne6mens fammeln.
X X h
Den S6ftbdumsn Der SbIt5ii9ter in ST.
linois brO9t in benz iiingit bemerften
4uftreten zines Snfefts, tpelhes ben Nunen
San Sofe Scale" trdgt, gr0Bte Gefabr, ia
@erAi9tung, Oieies SnIett purbe fait giei9s
3eitig in Gep SerIep unb GalifOrnien emit
oedt, unD Oiirfte bur9 Nnfauf iunger 8dume
aus infi8irten 8aumi9ulen Ditltber ODER
petli9er Staaten nab bier eingefi6rt iein.
Oas Sniett 1T fein &oItperG@ter unb nimmt
NIT Dem Saft zines ieben 5ru9t6aumes Oorz
lieb. @orlGufig 1T bas Snfett in Dem Sbftz
garten beg ~2anbnirt6s S. g. QpfDe Bel Qus
burn gefunoen un0 BON Seiten Der Stoutsz
uniOeriitdt gu Champaign burb ~abgsianote
5a9mdnner betdmpft morben. Sur Ser
%tilgungbes S9maroBers bient cine Sli{1igz
felt, pel4e aus elmer gang beitimmten Miz
i6ung Derf3iebener @egenItdnbe brfte6t. Die
5liiiIigteit muB bonn @igentbiimer bes Obftz
gurtens be3ablt iperben, ipd6renb Die Ser
ni9tungsarbeit, Die I'M 8efpriben Der 8Gume
nit oiefer SluIfigteit beite6t, BON Der Uni
per1itdt aus geI9ie6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
6esen SdmeinehoIera.

Der in Burlington, Sa., erf6einenbe
r8olfsfreunb" bra9te in feiner Summer
bonn II. Sanuar folgenbes n@ingeIanbt"
pel6es tpegen Der 8t4tigteit bes 9egenitunz
Oes bier pGab finben m0ge:
S6elbD, Sa., s. San.
On ben 3ebafteur bes u8olfsfreunD":
Die @9neine9olera lift bisles sSa6r piez
Der auf Der SagesOrbnung unO ieber Sarmer
bort NIT 8an9en bic groBen @erluitmelz
bungen. Gs itelt fi3 INNER me6r beraus,
OaB bic ~io9enannte S9peine9oleru cine
complicirte 8ranf6sit lit unb in ben metiten
6dGen mehr benz Sppbus dbrelt. @s tit ou9
~feit9eitelt, baB bic ltria6e in Der iibermdBiz
gen Maisfiitterung gu iu9en 1T. 9teie Silt
terung 1T gu bibiger geatur, au6 puroe an.
Dererieits na6gepiefen, baB Die &ranf6eit
elmer Snfection bur9 8acterien BON Mais
3u3uF9reiben lit. Mtt 8eitimmt6eit fam
man ~be6aupten, baB beioe Sactoren bic l1rz
fade Der &ranf6eit iino. Sd fan0 Bel elmer
po1t Observation-Disclosures gum She'll entz
19leimte Oarmpartten, t6eils mar bic Safe
aufge3e6rt; anbererfeits purbe 8erfleinez
rung bes 6eraens pitgefte1t, Diefe Seit=
ite1ungen iinD fir ben Nr3t gang pert6ooG,
aber mo blei6t bic 9eilung bieIer &rant6eit?
Die 0eri9n0enen 8erfu4e nit inneren Mez
bicamenten, bic unbeimli9e 8rantbeit gu be-
berr19en, blieben erfolglos, 3umal audi bas
8ei6ringen BON Mebicin init groBen S9ptez
rigfeiten berfniipft lit. I'm bteIe 8ranfbeit
gu beIeitigen ober gu ber6iten, bu5u geb0rt elm
Mebicament, bas IfyneI in bie81utbu6nen gez
leitet tpirb unb 8acterien perri9tet, o6ne benz
S6isre S9aoen 3u3ufiigen. Sd BABE nit
GrfOIg Extr. Ustilurocyst gebrau6t.
Oiefe Mebicin pirb NIT elmer proba5e
9priBe unter bic Saut geipribt, alfO 10 pie
BEL Oipbt6eriti9@ &runten 0us Serum. Nul
be item eignen ii9 bic Ste1en auf Der re4tsn
Geite unter benz @9ulterblatt. 9a bieIes
Mittel Elm S9uBmittel lit, 10 muB es bon
3eit gu 3eit miebsr6olt perben unb 5tp1r
3uerit bel Nnfang BON i~tarfer Muisfiitterun9.
Der &oitenpuntt lit Elm {ebr gertnger, ba 2
ltnaen fertige Mebtcin gum @tnIprtBen ii4
auf $1.OO Itelen unb bamit f0rnen 1870
99peine bestnficirt perben.
Or. 81. &egeG.
Ginen @erIu8 lit bic Ga9e ia pobG tpertb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Qn ole SeferI

Die BON %unIeren geebrten Sreunben aaerz
tpGrts i'm 2anbe, i'm Often, Suben, Weiten,
Norben, oft unter 0arbringung bpn ni9t
g~ertngen Spfern an 3eit fir Die n8eilage"
9ei9riebenen 8rtefs nebmen, pie bas aus
un3d6Iigen 3ui9riften CUR Seniige bsrDorz
ge6t, bus %seipannteits Snterefie zines iebr
ousg.be6nten QeIertreiies in Nnfpru3 unb
tpieber6plt tpirb BON ba aus Der Wunf9 aus
gebriidt, baB audi re9t biels BON Senen, Die
Biz ieBt bon Dem 70 anregenben, le6rrei9en
f4riftlt9en Meinungsdustoui9 in Der n8eiz
fage" fi3 9urtnG6ig fern9e6alten, baran t5etlz
ne6men unb oabur9 Die augemetnen Snter~
eifer, pel9e Die beuti9en 8~auernbriiber
olent6alben in biefem 2anbe NIT Rinanoer
0erbinben, nu9 &rdften beben unb f0rbern
mO9ten; ni9t nur ent6ulten biefe Mttt6eiz
Iungen oft lebrrei9e Mngaben iiber Die
Sru9tbarteit, Die tlimatii9en unb 8obena
Derbdftnthe u. I. IN. elmer @egeno, fonbern
lie limb aud ba5u anget6an, beutI9e 8lieber
Der mG9tigen @emeinbe BON Sarmern in
ben Oerf9tebeniten @ebietst6eilen I'M erer
Union chamber (gettig penigitens) nGber gu
brtngen unb Sntereiie fir einanber gu erz
tpeden.
9eien @iinf8en Der 9eier fige t9 nun
audi bon Neuem meinen 6inau unb betone
uo9maIs aufs Na9briidli9fte, baB ale 3u@
19riften, peI9e tpegen 11ngeibtbeit i'm 1mz
ge6sn nit Der Sober rtpa Sebler in Der
@9reibtpeiie oufpeiisn, bon mir re4t germ
brudreif gemu9t tperben; es brau9t frt
oIio &einer, Der bts6er in Der Get6e unferer
G~Orrefponbenten fe6lte unb feline Sdumz
feligfeit nit Der @rtlGrung enti9ulbigte,
er berfte6e ben pflug Dber irgertb Elm onoerea
QGergerdtb better 81 buubbu6eu, o1s bic Sc
Der, gu f6euen, feline @nfi9ten unb Soeer
ii6er MISUNDERSTANDING (ntAt politii9e)
5rugen in Der u8eilage" gum 8eften gu 9es
ben. Nur Courage, es tptrb f9on geber
uub SSbr e%ptpeit sud- eegenfsitig etnen ta>
mera6f4aftGi9en 9ienit!
@lt fir Die a8eiGage" beftimmten gu
f9riftm finb gu abrefirea:
@nbreas Simon,
Hebafteur Der y2dnom. Sci
loge" bernSGL Staatsz3et
tnng". gbica9D, Sill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
JnhaIts per5eiAnt6.

/. settle: Nn Sic 2eier - Suntes &nerlet -
@eeen S6lpeine9olera = 8rteffaten: Ser
bdItntB bss &dbrpertbs 5ipii6en 8ntterntiI9 nn6
Msais bel Der Sdipetnefitterung - 8ereituns pom
8aumwa9s - S9warSfdule 6es Gammes bel oibe
nern &ugenfrantbeit bel 9ibnern Bud iiber
2an6pirtbi6aft in Californian 3uritfbIeiben
Der Ma6seburt Bel &iiben = SoGstrampf bel Sibz
rern = nnfru9tbarfeit bet Giben 8erettung
non &aupenleiul ~gtusiden pOn &eieboiuuen -
SribiabrsI6nitt Eel Obftbduu1en.
2. settle: BUR Sparselcultur Mus Ofla;
bona -SdbrGi6e Samenuertbeiluns Ser c%altfOrnis
i6en DEMONSTRATION - @us Snbtanu 11niere
SUPERINTENDENT - @us &orb@Oatota - 3ur
Gieb3u9t In Colorado Aus Sio>0otota = Cine
2ansc fir be 8ra9e - Aus SlOriOa = @interfut=
ter fir Sitbner = Nus SIinois = Ser &artOffeI:
i9orf gtus Soma - 8I9ertii@ -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
8untes QuerIei.

Ste peunuts (Grbnif0, bic Strus in
oOrigsm Sabre geerntet, tperben ienem@tuate
fDie e beiBt ni9t psniger aGs 100000
eintrageu.
Inter benz reuen @tlbf9uBz@ eitbe fint
tpobrenO Der Sagbfaiion i'm Staate mis-
cOnin mebr ats 10000 Susb19eine aus
eeittIt ipOrben.
Die 9onigernte in Colorado NOR boz
RIGGS Sabr cine ~gefe9nete; Elm einselner Sar>
Ttsr in 4rapa9Oe GOuntp bat auein 9 Sons
9Ontg gu Martt gebra9t.
X X
Sn Oregon bef9Gftigt man fi9 ieBt
11ebr unb mebr nit Der 3u9t bon Nngoras
sIegen, pel9e bort Defenders gut gebei5en
fouen, ba &limo unb Serrain ii9 Der 0atu1
hiefer 3irgen gut anpafen.
Sn Warrid @ountb, Sn6iana, fp1er
Die Eabbtts 10 maIenpeiie auftreten, baB tx
Elm SemeinI6uOen getporben fino. Man 1ol
baber nit Der Nbii9t umgeben, cine 8elob-
ruug bon 5 Gents per 8Opf a~usouIesen.
x x *
Sn NObatpup GCuntb, Miffonri, tper.
BEN %gt9enpdrtig $4,000 @tid &inbpieb ge-
maltet. Die 5armer in NDrbnefzW1ifour
taufen iunges &inbDie6 BEL Der Garlabunc
in Seras, &anfus unb ouf ben groBsu
Wtarttsn, unb mdften es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaiten.

Ginem ieben 2efer 1T bas Gs6t eirgsz
rdumt, fi9 briefli9 ober miinoIi9 an bic
Reoaftion Inn Musfunft iber beItimmte
9unfte gu tpenben, peI9e, iOtpeit beg in uns
Ierer Ma9t Iiegt, getpd6rt perben pirD.
@nfragen, benen ni9t Der Name un6 bic
genaue QbreHe beg 5rageitelers beigefIst
Iinb, tperben ni9t beantipDrtet.
. Hebattton.
1926. WD fam man Elm gutes beut16es
ober sngliI@es 8u9 iiber 8diebereitung BE-
fpmmen?
Spbn 9uf9ar, Sllinois.
@ntpprt briefli9.
1926. S9 mD9te sic eriu6en, mir mit=
3ut6eilen, pie bel NGbrpert6 8uttermil9
i'm @erbdltniB gu Mais fir @6psin.fiitz
terung beiibt.
8. M abtn9er. Soma.
Mntnort: SIN 80 is iinb ent9alten;
IA MaHer, $3.50 Srodenfubfton5, 100
Go6prptein, 6,5 Gobfett, 5,5 &obfaier, $40
itiditpfffreie @r~trattftOffe, 1,8 Nl9e. 9ie
8uttermild entbGlt i'm Mittel: 91,3 WaiIer,
81 Srodenfubftan3, 3,5 Ro9protein, or
Robfett, 40 itiditOfffreie grtrattftoffe unb
or 4fae. Der Sutterpertb Der 8uttermil9
1T iebo9 Elm febr Derf4ieoener, il na9bem
fiein mebr Ober ipeniger Dertpdhertem3uitanb
gum 9erfittern tommt uno ie na9 Dem Nls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Aertra9Ita9rnl 8nppIet4tent.

SIM Gebt berflOfenen Sabre itnb oon ben
8unbesz 8te6inipeftoren in ben @btcaz
gper @tebbDfen 253,100 Stiid Rinbz
bieb aGs CUR Nusfubr taugIib marftrt NOR
BEN, 10000 mebr als i'm Sabre bOrber unb
nabeau 100000 me9r, ais in 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Sn 0bto etgnet fi9 Der nDrbli6e She'll
oss States tlimatif3 am beiten gum &iiz
benbau, nnb 5eigen ~befonOers bieienigen
Counties, pel9e an ben @rie See gren3en,
be~friebigenbe &efuItate; uber auA NOD Sol=
mes, Suscarapas, @fblunb unb Ri9lanb
Counties aeigen guten grfOIg. SIN mittls=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Die 6irma 6, $. 9per &c So. iii @ltbs@
Lamb, Pat mit 9aDiD @ccles unb Soiep6 @lart
in S9ben, utub, einen Gontraft CUR @r=
ridbtung elmer 3uderTieoerei BON 700 Spnnen
Sagesleiitung, in Ogben, abgei4loHen. Die
8Qufoften Der 3uderieOerei nebt Ginri9=
turg Iinb auf 100000 Oerani4last.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Nuf benz DOrige 8o9e in ct, pauI abgez
baltenen Content Der @teboii9ter
funo elm @ortrag bon prof. Sbomas @6uiu
iibsr bas Sbema Sin 5ebGer, psnn iunges,
f9leht erndbrtes @ieb auf Der 5arm bsrz
fault pirD", groBen 8eifau. Sn 8eantfpor=
tung elmer an i'm geri3teten Srage erflGrte
grpfsfor Sbatp, er piiroe lieber in benz falz
ten, trpdenen &lima MfinneIptu's Der 8iebz
5udt obliesen, ols in benz pe9iel6aften
&lina bes Stantes Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Die Champagne Der Hiiben3uderfa6rit in
Gbino, Ga1ifornten, 1T gu @noe; mie
es beiBt, be5iffert ii9 Der @epinn Der 5a6rif@
befiBer auf ettpa $35O,0O0. SIS tpurDen
nabeSu 100000 Sons aiiben berurbsitet,
ppfiir bic 5armer $4,000 erbielteu; pm
bieIem 8etrag entfaGen $260,426 1uf Die
&ibenbauer UNI @binp, Der Reit auf Die Sarz
uer na6e Mna6eim unb 9ueneme. Die
Menge bes ~er5eugten 3ufers betrug 25;O00,z
900 pfunb,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

rem She'll bes Staates bemerft man einen 0e@
ringsn rnterT9ieb gegen ben nDrbli9an, uno
Diirfte in bieier Seftion no6l @Garf Spuntp
on Der Spibe fteben, pdbrenb Sranflin,
Mabi1on unb Selatpare Counties bi6t fol-
gen, Ser 1iibli4e She'll beg Stautes Sci9t
peniger quite Heiultate, obpobl in ROB
Gountp 3iemliA quite @rfOI9e er5ielt purben,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-06
CURIOUS FACTS.
towns.

Racing pigeons were first trained in
Belgium.
A Russian does not become of age
until he is twenty-six.
One pint of milk produces, roughly
speaking, one ounce OF butter.
An African fat, used for domestic
purposes, is the soil of species of
beetle. 1t resembles hardened cocoa
nut oil.
In the hotels built in China for the
use of foreigners, the highest stories
are the most expensive because the
breeziest.
The first vessel to carry the Ameri-
can flag around the world was the ship
Columbia, which sailed from the port
OF Boston September 30, 1877.
A Bar Harbor Me- we'll digger de-
clares that he was shocked by cleo
tricity while digging. To test thor
oughly the matter he lowered dog
into the we'll, and when tie dog was
taken out il was dead.
Mud baths were common among the
ancients, the mud on the seashore and
the slime of the rivers being especially
priced for this purpose. The Egypt
ians still use them for certain COM
plants, such as gout and sciatica.
Fifteen years ago William Glenn, Of
Powhatan County, Va, was dark
mulatto. His color has been gradually
changing ever since, and now he IS
white with the exception of a few
spots on his face ard neck. He says
that he has never been sick.
Cinnamon have a way of tricking
hens, so that they assist in the hatch
ing of fish. Fish eggs are carefully
placed in an egg-shell, which is then
sealed, and put under an unsuspect-
ing hen. In a few days the spawn is
warmed into life, and the contents of
the shell are then cast into a shallow
pool, where the sunshine completes
the work.
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Hoods Pills cure indigestion. p cen
Washing Milk ycssc1a.

All through the warm weather, par
tlcular care Is needed to cleanse YES
sells that have contained milk II any
particle Of milk is left in the creTices
or corners of vessels, 1t will sour and
affect any milk that is afterward add
ed. Many people in cleaning milk from
vessels wash them first with scalding
hot.water. This is a mistake. The hot
water only coagulateS the albumen,
causing ii TO stick more closely to the
sides of the vessel. If II be Of tin, the
souring Of the milk soon eats through
the coating of tin. and causes rust on
the iron beneath it. What we call tin
Is merely iron with very thin tin coat
Inc. No such vessel IS lit for long use.
rs the tin will wear through, and all
the more quickly if the coaGulated al
6umen, made by hot water and milk,
>ssasSss hard rubbing to remove it,
The rigN way TO clean milk vessels is
10 rinse them we'll with cold water.
hnd then scald them, to destroy any
terms that the coid water may have
left
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-06

being the command of the North At
lantic Squadron at Key West, from
which he was released in April owing
to i'll health, Sampson being placed in
command. Capt. Mahan saw service
during one year of the civil war. He is
an expert in naval affairs and has al
ways held important land positions.
Capt. CrOwninshield is a native Of New
York, and graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1863, his first service being
on the steam sloop Ticopderoga with
the North Atlantic blockading squad
ron. He participated in both attacks
on Fort Fisher. He reached his present
grade Of captain in 1894 and preceded
Capt. Sigsbee in tn command Of the
Maine. He has lately been 4 member
of the Naval Advisory Board. Capt.
Barker was at the Naval Academy
when the war broke out, but was or
,.ered into active service on the frigate
Mississippi and took part in the cap
ture of New Orleans and the fight at
Port Hudson, when the Mississippi was
lost. He commanded the Enterprise in
1SS3-SG, when il line Of deep sea sound
ings was run across the Atlantic and
Indian Oceans and from New Zealand
TO the Straits of Magellan. He was the
first man in America I" nse guns load
ed with dynamite.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-06
ANCIENT NAMES OF CUBA.
How the Original Indian Designation
Survived All Others.

The ultimate survival of the original
Indian name is of somewhat rare
occurrence in the history of Spanish
conquest. When Columbus first saw
Cuba, about sixteen days after his
difficulties had been laid at rest by
the sight of Quanahani, he was con-
fdent that at last he had come to the
shore of Asia. Further to ingratiate
himself and his designs with Queen
Isabella, he named the place Juana, i'll
honor of her son, Prince Juan. When,
few years later, the Prince died,
Columbus promptly transferred the
honor of the name to Ferdinand, the
bereaved father, and for time Cuba
was known as Fernandina.
This act OF fattery could not have
had the desired effect, fo2 the island
was next put under the patronage OF
the greatest of Spanish saints by being
called SAINT Iago.
The next name suggests probable
perils of the deep from which colon
lists escaped by pious recognition of
the ever watchful care with which the
Virgin protects mariners. They named
the haven of refuge Ave Maria. Other
colonists, noting the irregular, jagged
coast lines, called their home La
Lengua de Pajaro (sparrow's tonguel.
Finally the use of the old Indian
name became established, and to-day
we speak of the island as ii has been
spoken of by generations that passed
away in happy ignorance of the op-
pressions that were to crush their race
to the ground and blot it from the
face of the earth. The original
Havana was on the southern shore of
Cuba-San Cristobal de la Habana,
so called in honor of the discoverer.
Baracoa first enjoyed the honor of
being the capital, then Santiago de
Cuba became the chief city, but about
the year 1649 the name Havana and
the seat of government were trans
ferred to the city on the northern
coast, where they still remain.
Philip II. gave the city coat of
arms and liberal local government,
and since that time it has easily main
tained its supremacy among Cuban
towns.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-06
The EsQuirnau as Artists.

With all his artistic ability tho
Esquimau is not skilled in his por-
trayal of the human form. ana he is
we'll aware OF this deficiency. While
he attempts elaborate representations
of all other created forms which have
come within his ken he attempts
nothing but the crudest suggestion Of
the human figure, usually indicating
the lord of creation merely by means
of circular spot, from which line
is suspended, terminatingin two other
lines to represent legs, while a couple
Of lateral lines emanatinS from either
side of the circle suggest arms. AL
most any schoolboy can discount his
art in this respect. Yet he is by no
means lacking in imagination, and is
capable of portraying the most mag
nifcent and impossible sea serpents
that ever the inventive mind of mar
iner conceived. - San Francisco
Chronicle.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-06

The Sods'r.S h1'nn. healthy farmer boy
in the first flush of vigorous manhood: he
came back ghost OF the self that an
swered to President LincU!n's call for
800 900 more
To-day he j. an alert. active man and
tells the story OF his recovery as follows:
Il was Il great sufferer from sciatIc
rheumatism almost from the time of my
liSchar.,. from the army. Most OF the
time | was unlitGed for manual labor OF
any kind anu my suiferings We're at all
lines intense. Al times | was bent al
most double. and got around only WITH
The greatest difficulty. Nothing seemed
10 give me permanent relief until three
wears ago. when my attention was called
TO some of the wonderful cures effected
10y Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
nle had not taken more than half a
box when | noticed an Improvement III my
condition. and | kept on improving stead
iiv. took three boxes of the pills, and
az the end OF that time was in better con-
ditOn than at anv time since the close OF
nv army service. Since then l have
never been bothered with rheumatism.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
l. the only remedy that ever did me any
good. and 10 them l owe my restoration TO
comparative health. Thev are ar'no
remedy"
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THE STRATEGY BOARD.
Fighting Men Who Direct tho
Movements of Ships.

Ex- Fig htinC Mcn "EO blrcCt tnc
Movements of Ships.
Admirals Dewey and Sampson, with
Commodores Schley and Watson, do the
fighting. but there are four men in
Washington who tell them what they
shall do and when. These are the
members Of the Board Of Strategy, who
have charge of the conduct Of the war
on sea, and so far as possible direct
the battles, leaving only the details to
the fleet commanders. Each man on
the board has seen good deal of real
service and can fight as well as any
man In the navy. Aside from this they
are we'll skilled IN the science Of war
and are able to plan battles with al
most mathematical certainty. The
members Of the board are Rear Ad-
miral Montgomery Sicard, Captains y.
7. Mahan, A. S. Crowninshicld and \.
S. Barker, all experts.
Rear Admiral Sicard was born IN
1896, graduated from the Naval Acad-
emy in 1851 and was first lieutenant
during the war. He fought in the
West. at Forts Jackson and st. Philip
and Nicksburg. Like Dewey, he was at
Fort Fisher. Since the war he has had
charge Of important stations, the last
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aged, clad in tat
ters and rags, brok-
en in body but OF
dauntless spirit,
swung into line for
the last grand re-
view" and then
quietly NJ arc h e d
away 10 begin life's
fray anew amid the
hills and valleys OF
the Keystone state.
Among the number
Asa Robinson came
back 10 the Old
home in Mt. Ster-
ling. H.. back to
the arcside that he
had left at the call
TO arms four years
previous. He went
a W way a h Apply,
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Revived on the pissecting Table.

The dissecting-room of the Military
Hospital of Algiers has just witnessed
the resuscitation of soldier who had
been supposed to be dead for three
days. 1t was at the very moment
when the professor of surgery was
about to dissect the supposed corpse
that the soldier suddenly awoke from
a prolonged lethargy. The three per-
sons who witnessed the scene were
struck with such amazement that they
were at first unable to do anything.
1t was not till after they had seen the
supposed corpse quietly slip OFF the
marble slab on which he was to have
been dissected, and go into an adjoin-
ing room to write few words on a
sheet of paper to assure himself that
he was really alive and awake, that
the doctor and his assistant came to
his aid. 1t is stated that the recovery
of the soldier is absolutely complete.
Paris correspondence of the London
Standard.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo o.
We, the undersigned. have knownF F j. Che
ney for the last Is years, and believe him per.
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST d lRUAX, " hOlesale Druggists. Tole-
do, Ohio.
WALDIXG, KINNAN {, MARVIN, Wholes sale
Druggists. Toledo, ONO.
Halls CataIrh Cure is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
Iac"- t!Ic ,y>.".:.. T. t.mcE.t.s nt fire..
l'rIcc :jc per orl-. sod ny all Drusg.sts.
Halls Family pills are the best.
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Row and Arrow in China.

Among the backwoodsmen of China,
so to speak. the bow and arrow still dc
duty in removing Objectionable persons
from the earth. The Chinese bow and
arrow are not trifing little affairs
meant for pretty archery contests
either. The bow is an enormous thing
much higher than the man who uses
it. and ahe arrows are proportionately
bi1