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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-29

Is NAst the Mtpsuer for nj. Finger
Nov Asserts.
aP. j r. GoUCHS ANNOUNCEMENT,
Collin County Executive Commtttes
Haa Given Il Ost--A. q. kencsls,
Ctcvclanditc, TMl<cs y stNna,

Grandvicw. Texas, January 20 Tho Post
correspondent today had . talk with Mr..
j. II. waikcr, formerly editor Of the
Graphic. who il actively engaged IN fur
thoting the interests Of Hon. George w.
Finger. candidate for land commissioner.
Mr., Walker has had over thousand ok
pressicns from democrats In North 'rcxas
and IL therefore pretty well posted ON the
situation. He Is turning the world ever
for Finger TO quote his language. and
regards the outlook FOR his candidaso us
very rosy. He says;
Il have sought expressions for but ono
office--iand ccmmissioner--and ] know no
more about tho Others than any Other
The Post has a walk-oyer Cur licutcrant
governor. All Texas Is for him and be
will be nominated by acclHmatlon.
Mr.. Finger Will be nominated on the
first ballot for land commissioacr and may
go In by acclamation. lie has a good
start for the place, and no man in Texas
can catch him now. Mi. FINGER WIS turn
In Tarrssnt county, forty years ago. and
grew IN there between the r,low handles.
Ho and were classmates several years at
school and had then abundant oppor-
tunities to know and Judge him. There
was no brighter boy IN school than no aud
though he had to overcome great obstacles.
there were none to excel him. He was.
poor and has fought his way up. One
distinguishing mark OF his school days
that has characterized HIS after life Is
rugged honesty. Another is gool solid.
horse sense. Mr.. Finger Ia well known TO
the public men OF the State, having served
az reading clerk and as chief clerk OF the
lower house OF the State legislature and
nearly every gentleman who has served In
tiiat body within the last ten years Is sup
porting him heartily, This Of itself is u
good Endorsement. isn't ;tg He mas had
several years actual experience IN tho ad-
OF tho land office ais,l is thor
oughly equipped TO discharge it's duties.
He Is capable. honest and Industrious,
never scratched democratic Ticket and
never lodged mn issuc Some very worthy
gentlemen are said to be out against MR.
Finger, but they inre now too late m,l u
they persist IN running they may lie ahsn
to find out what hit ON.
Every democrat In Texas should read
The Post. II is the only biz democratic
daily in the State. We who live in this
part OF tho State regret very much that IL
can not reach us on the day II publica-
finn +" III SIS i.ats. ily 4
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The Ocean War WIN Be Terminated Regardless 81
star Lines Future Action.

New York
en- lines e adopt remedy Whereby he that has prevailed for
SIX
the
togans themselves
ing definite
restorn full tariff
western freight
de freight traffic
'ne santa Fe Gayon w
mansser Rock Island cheayo Allen steamship
company
Pacific u.
aser Missouri Kansas
agent New
pan Galveston b + loasum
LOUIS w. 3 Fordyce
charge Of traffic.
y Thorne
H. Turner Nosn
une Texas H r. Green
the LAND, Terrell. Texas
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ANNOUNCEMENT on COUGH.
commended ny Collin County DcsnO
crattc Commit tee.

Commended ny Collin County DcnO-
crntic Committee.
Mckinney, Texas, Jannnry G.-The
co,snty democratic executive committee
met here today and issued tho following
address
TO the Democracy Of Texas:
Tho democratic executive committee Of
Collin G0nnty submit To your favorable
consideration Hon. j X. Cough MS ran-
didatc for the office Of lieutenant governor,
Left an orphan at an early age, by tho
death OF his father, q gallant Confederate
soldier. his life spent in this couat1 mas
been an open book before M and we com
ment II n honorable ana upright. by his
OWN exertion and unaided by fortune he
has made his own way In the Nurl.i AMI
nlnds u man of spi.ah business piaws and
a successful one. Espousing tho demo.
cratic creed aA his political faith, he has
fought It's battles against all ty foes and
iiGw stands "a one al IT'S abebt and nest
aggressive advocates. lie IL f;iily in &C.
cord with tho State and Natluali dafnp-
cratic platforms and no recent convert TO
tilr doctrine enuncated at Chicago. IL Is
the present senator from Hunt AMI Colin
counties and though u new inclnbar ~ irai
hchy, wsls elected president pro TEN Of TIE
senate, which WAS II recognition by the
senators of his ability az a pariiaTeniafiAn
and Statesman. He hns represented ns. 1oth
in the house and in the tenntc, and VIC
refer 10 his public record az one of wnich
we are proud Calling your attention to
the fact that since the Iamented Govn,nor
Throckmorton WAS ousted from the Guber-
Material chair. Collin has not beeu resrc-
scented in any OF the State departments, and
though this he so Collin ~ Gus OF tho
strongest democratic counties Of reN;is We
respectfully solicit your support for our
county man for lieutenant goYeto0r. -
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Yard Prince and wife, L. y. Corners,
Reals, Robert Corners. Robert Elliott,
York: Clayton HewingtOn. Dallas: G. A.
man. Port Arthur; Mr.. Williams, Texas;
Wood, Dallas, Howard Gould, Boston;
. Strickland Il. Remsen Lane, New York;
McGorraIl Atlanta: y. Oppenheimer,
delphia; l.. +. Woodruff. New York:
! Lilenfeld, Chicago; John G. Under
Columbia W. r.. Jones and wife, Miss
h Gibbs. Deepwater; David Lehman,
| York City; r. II. Daney, Dallas; F. O..
by, Tyler: A. A. HedstrOm, Waukesha,
]. l.. Dallam, International and Great
bern railway j. f. Elliott and wife, San
bio; W. G. Wilmot, New Orleans; r. A.
b Philadelphia: John Kuestner and wife.
s Cheesman, Philadelphia. ~. p. Jack
b. n. Zuber. ST. Louis, Mo-; G. Stinson,
/ York: q. l., Tiaskiii u. w. Williams,
ler: G. w. Cooley. New York: p. Dea-
Philadelphia Ben Levy. Texas City,
Nv: i. Perkins, st. Louis. Mo; g. z.
Teledn, Ohiof 81 Il, Mitchell. New
George 2. Howard Boston. Mass. +.
)wthorn, G. w Wells. j. n. Moore, New
eB *. Codman, Fort Worth: George A.
h. Galveston; W.. A. Chenoweth, Bir-
BAN. Ala: Miss Pansy Holmes. Texas:
Woods, st. Louis, Mo-: g. w. New
IA Strome. Chicago: Hugo Benedix,
York. Hugh 7. Inman. Atlanta, Ga. 8.
pman, New York. l.. l. Torrey. Boston,
Fullerton and wife, Minneapolis: Mrs.
| Scott and son. Lacrosse, Wis; George
|aven, New York.
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Rates. So, 80 and $500 per day.
LOR..,. JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

|utice G Cornell, Racine. Wis; G. u,
ftu and wife, 81 Eouis; w. Powers, New
pnt; Charles Cage H. r. Townsend. Chi
|;j. s. Daugherty. city; Guy Mitchell,
ftcn; ". J.. Demming, Mexia: w. s.
Rdl. Philadelphia: S. NJ. Waugh. Eagle
W L. Kean, Fort Worth: S. J. Sachs,
York; u. b, Klemer, New Albany,
NS. Manam Beaumont; w. $. Hipp
ISslon; A. r. Cochrape. New York; R.
!sQaryey, city: Stanley Welch, Corpus
EEE, A. Curtis. +. l.. Farrel, Chicago;
n Campbell. John j. Dorrelly. Vaughan
New York; Mrs. NJ. ID. Lee, Sabine
!: Horace X. Tenney. Chicago; Duncan
Ia New York; o. s. Cumming and Wife,
y. w. Williams. Groesbeeck; NJ. G.
icy. Dallas. NJ. c. Roberts. Terrell; J. r.
n, Ross wilkins, Texas; Geo, Msycr and
- Louis; Sam Herman. Galveston;
waterhouse and wife. Wharton: W. II.
Fey, Denver; l., B. Eveland, Kansas
y. n. Gourdin Smith. New Orleans; b.
|lser. New Waverly;, II. NJ. McRae, New
~. =. L. Johnson. Louisville; Sol Har-
Fneo, Block, Galveston: John Matthews.
Ivy Neblett, Eagle Lake: G. A. Wager
Fort Arthur.
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HERE IS NO NECESSITY FOR 1HrM,
The Houston Dlacrential IL Not II
Controversy ana Cotton Men
win not Ne Needed.

Austin. Texas. January 2S.--Jens Nioiler
wao Is the head and front Of the Protest
from Galveston. which has brought about
the call for meeting BY the railroad Gem
mission for February 4, at which tho sab
1ect Of euualising rates to the different
Texas ports will be disposed Of. has asked
the commission to SUBPOENA all the traffic
and freight men. the members OF the Hous-
ton and Galveston Cotton exchanges and
about nfty others for that occasion. His
request will not be granted. ms shere is no
necessity for the appearance OF these people
because the Houston Galveston differential
and the cotton tariff in general will not be
considered, as Mr.. Moller had hoped they
would be.
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Edna, Texas. Janmlry 2s.--Tho socletyi
ball ut Kurtz hall last night surnassea any
social event OF the season. Thirty ak
couples were counted In the dance hall.
The young ladies' OF Edna spent all az
yesterday preparing Tbs cleeaat repost that
WAS served in tbs iythlan laii, Just across
Tho street from the Kurt hnilans. ut rx-3
actly midnight.
II all the lifo and strength Of this gay
table that held tho luscious viands 1t would
have groaped under the ysight so great
was the burden
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The Houston and Texas Central has au.
thorlzed rate of one and a third fares for
the round trip from all points on the line
between Houston and Liano and Bryan I'm
Guiding the Austin and Northwestern) for
the corner stone laying OF the Sam Houston
college. at Austin, February l. Tickets
viii be limited until February 5 for re-
turn.
The Houston East and West Texas has
authorized rate of s21.so for tho round
trip from Houston to Chattanooga on ac-
count OF the meeting OF the National Edu-
cational association. department of superIn-
tendency, February % to "a. also fors,hc
meeting OF the Southern District Evargeii-
cal Lutheran Synod, TO be held In Houston
February 0 10 II. the rate OF one and a
third fares on the certificate plan is ALE
4 horiyen s~ fyast
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WIu Mecf thc Rnte.

The New orlerns and Northeastern AMI
Mobile and Ohio have given notice that
they will meet the rate OF the Pitis5nrs
and Cuff on sugar goods from New Or
Ieans to Omaha, of 81 cents per hundred
bounds. The Pittsburg and Gulf recently
wiped out the Kansas City fliffcrentiai, by
making the same rate app'cable 10 Omaha.
200 miles further north. The new ;ats
ON the roads meeting the cli VIII be ef-
feot,ye today
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Riw Movcmcnt Expected.

shlpbrokers anticipate a big movement
Of cotton during February, AMI are pre-
pairing to receive it. they think tbat the
price viii be better and assisted BY a
heavy demand in Europe Will force tho
cotto, ncw being held to mosp The ~.
erpcol rate yesterday was 40 cents out 9
Galveston and 81 o6 from the lhteilor' ~
same rate prevails today
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WILL SEND A COMMITTEE.

Galveston, Texas January 2s.At a
meeting OF the chamber of commerce here
tonight, upon the suggestion OF Iens Mciler,
a committee was appointed to select repre-
sentatives to attend the rate hearing be-
fore the railroad commission at Austin,
February A. The Maritime association and
other commercial organizations will send
attorneys to represent them.
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4 HANDSOME Li,hoernph.

railroad paper published in Chicago, arr
rived in Houston yesterday over the Katy
TO work on the advertising feature of a
handsome Autograph soon TO be issued by
the Katy.s passenger department. The
picture shows Uncle Sam standing among
people from all nations at the ST. Louis
Union station. while around the picture are
advertisements from the principal cities on
the road There will be several hundred
OF the autographs issued.
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n -, quarters.
n; cqrbaly. Dallas: w. l.. Kerr. Corsi-
T. = nill; Cincinnati; John b. Peyton.
E ,,.s biackwell. city Winslow Robin
suWsston; " Y. Robinson. Cold Spring;
Mcpuf. Rodessa. La; j. IL. Weems.
Enn; 3 :: wettcrmark, u. A, Hlount.
fupNnfs; Y. Freeman. w +. Taylor,
pys.' John =, Knight. Dallas, Guy n
|. ". Bryan: l.. w. Wilson. Detrott;
Morris, San Antonio; W. A. Hendcr-
u. Thatcher, Dallas: r. u.
r. new caney; A. Nj. Palmer. city: l..
! sihcinnati: j. r. Sheridan. Fort
W Hargroye and wife, Missouri
?, Cooper, conroe: l.. a. Tonllip-
sSpas; y. ". Dobie. San Antonio; n.
nliadclphia; l.. Ward, Edna: willis
oakvlllei W. w Jordan, Victoria:
rsr Philsdeiphia: T., w f.ightfoot,
M FRED FRED James. Columbus; , n. Gill
H. nssnyasota; r Ia. Warden, San An.
|ysl,. Nrurlhack. Galvegton: T. s. Rabb,
h [,,n n Smith. san Antonio. Y. H.
|''s ~ heleit, Iowa: j. j. I4.ddIestop,
Baxter, San Antonio: ].
1870 1890 rort Scott. KAN. r. A. Doucette.
az hopkins. EmInenre, KY;
N,sun,ey, TryaS; l.. Trayfor, Edna:
|c, .as Ninnon, Galveston: r.. ] kaufI7
'asshhati; r J, shea. Southern Pa
N
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Ennis. Texas, January 2s.-An official
ear 81 the Fort Worth and Denver railway
came in yesterday and went south on tho
fant+al. The party consisted OF Vice Press
ident Mcrr;n Jones and General superin-
tendent 4, ". Goode OF the Denver. These
gentlemen are making . business Tip 70
Houston and Galveston.
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xat Yet sncs.rs~ful,

AZ coon as the plan 81 gei,s,ati''g cies-
tricsty by the feyolutipn Of tho car axle,
as has been mentioned 81 conaai'ioa win
the Gull. colorado and Santa Fe, Is an
!. "a Singers, the liEhts win be placed
!, ~ ,,srseuger cars IN Tesla In -
M ne efforts OF the Snmpany's cleo
trlcisns alye not proven successful.
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narrow rescnpe FROM Burntns.

clchurnc Texas January q. IA dwclii "
burned last night In lido western part Of
the city. II was occuried by Mi. G. n.
Kicker and was The property Of ]. W..
Mitchell insurance ON building. 800; on
household goods $s0n, origin of fire not
known. The orcupants awose in time to
barely Escape with their lives and Mr..
Kicker was burned trying 10 save his hid
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rn.scngcr Agrntr "a Mood.

A meeting of the American Association Of
General passenger and Ticket Agents has
been called at the Arlington Hotel In
Washington, February IA. to consider the
antl-scalpiDg bill and look into the mat,
ter OF safety paper for railroad tickats.
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Hen,y shipments of ornnge..

Fort Worth, Texas. January 2S.- The
Texas and Pacific Railway company Is
doing an Immense business transporting
TO Eastern markets oranges from Califor-
mia Thus far this season the company has
handled several hundred cars OF this fruit.
Yesterday eighty carloads came in, por-
tion Of which went East, while tho re-
mainder were for export TO European mar
kets All roads here report good business.
yet there Is a hull in livestock shipments
excent cnttle that go on feed.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Waco. Tcxas. January ss.-rhe attach-
n,ent suits f,ied yesterday Nv Sanger Pros.
against tho Waco Natatcrium company and
b. NJ Gillespie at al were Withdrawn to-
day. The matter having been settlod salts
factorily to plaintiffs.
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!" from ny lot in Luiiag, Texos, JAM
n one 100 gray hcs &c, ] 5 ar,,slS high.
o'u shed in front PAGES under s.i
rnasa \ - Gu shoulder, VIII pey 50
VI. rs iifs seor $40 for horse an,l th.ci,
|Suke, 8. ell L, I.,iling. Texas.
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rnId pn.scnger Tnx.

Austin. Texas. January IS. The Wealth
crford Mineral Wells and Northwestern
raiiroad today paid the comptroller s2671.
tax on log passenger earnings for the quar-
ter ending December 81. 1897. Total pas
senger earnings for qnarLer. $267I.4O.
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Payment Of Through Commissioii
The Houston East and West Texas viii

resume the payment Of through commits
sions on passenger business, beginning
with The month OF January. Under the
ruling of the Southwestern passenger COM
mittec, when IL was alive. the Initial line
used on a through ticket would pay The
commission and forward bills for the bro
rata OF commissions to other lines, upon
which they would remit to the initial road.
The Gulf Air Line has ahrogated that rule
and Will only be responsible to agents Tor
their portion OF the commissions.
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rcsas rassenger Ratc Meeting.

Texas passenger rate q srls will meet 10
San Antonio February for the purpose OF
lining up Texas rates. 1t is Tho frs quar-
terly meeting for the year 1885 Of The
Texas sheet, and. as Far az known now,
nothing out Of The ordinary will take place.
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EiI,inr ~ ,Lo,yInnds.

Cleburne Texas, January 27--The Santa
Fc road is filling up the biz Iowlands east
OF the oil mill with gravel and making a
new crossing II will require considerable
cash outlay to finish this work.
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Dallas. Texas. January % 'ssa Nelson.
tho Z yrar-old daughter Of Ben Nelson.
was badly injured in runaway thla II y
ternoon She was thrown from buggy
against stone. The blow fractured her.
skull and may prove fatal.
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lsnxnr ,Inarc tnllnr,t

san Angelo. Texas, Janary 2s.--Thc bar
association met here this evening and
unanimously Endorsed Judge W. u. ccilard
for recollection MS associate Judge OF tho
court OF criminal appeals for the Third
supreme district This end OF the district
Il fully represented IN the bur ass0ciatl0n.
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cucro. Texas Jannary q. AT j lnsstipg
u the bar 81 hewitt eonnly and vislti6a
attorneys. Judge James 81 Wilson of ~
Txspty- fourth district presi6lps the ~
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cREAT1sp d .sENsATloy.
Attorney DeeIpred Hts Belief that
Iimmet Dmlfon Mns on Trini,

Attorney Declnrcd Kits belief that
I1nmet Dsifon Wss on Trint.
Waxahacbie, Texas. January ss.-7During
tho ~. H. Davis highway robbsry trial IN
the district court tonight the Stutes At I.
torney sprung n sensation BY announcing
his belief that the defendant before the
court was not named Davis. bnt was En-
mott Dalton, tho Territory outlaw, as hc
filled the description Of the man at large,
The judge ruled IL out, hniliag that iba
aamiasion would prejudice the Jury in de-
c;sion Witpcsses identified the ilfIe seilb-
bnrd left ri the hotel and later found az
the bridge where the ifoldup took place AZ
The higbwayman wore mask hts Identity
can only be judged by Outward Appearances.
The case viii go to the Jury late tonight.
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because court meets at Galveston, Feb
ruary 81. 1888, and do not wish the FORE
closure suit DELAYED"
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Ainhna f.hi n Meet.

College Stallion, Texas, January 2s.r-By
order Of the general commander, each Of
The local chapters Of tho Alpha Tbj q
Greek letter fraternity OF the TX students
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THB HOTELS.

n, $3.50 to
per day. Six
gant rooms.
hath. Large
4e roo m s.
|ally located.
| aceommoda-
for CONNER
men In the
. pic"
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THE HUTCHINs
HOUSE. II
Boyle & Ward,
Props. M
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.

7. r. A. head
quarters.
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A FRIENDS ADVICE.
And what it led to.

many Younger woman. Ever since my
recovery have taken a couple Of bottles
Of DR., Ayers Sarsapatilla each spring, ana
am quite satisfied that ] owe my goo9
health TO this treatment. give this testi.
monial purely in the hope that II may
meet the eye Of some poor suherer."-
MARY LGNGARD, Woodstock, ont
DR.. Ayers Sarsaparilla has won Its way
to every corner OF the world by the praise
Of its friends; those who have tried II and
who know they were cured by the use Of
the remedy, There is nothing so strong
as this personal testim ony, II throws oil
theories and fanCies to the winds and
stands soiidly upon the rock Of expert
encc challenging every skeptic with o
positive II kROIr," Ayers SaTsaparilla
with its purifying and vitalizing action on
the blood is a radical remedy for every
form Of disease that begins In tainted or
impure blood. Hence tunors, sores,
ulcers, boils, eruptions and similar dis
eases yield promptly 10 this medicine
Some cases are more stubborn than others,
but persistence with Dr., Ayers SaTsapa-
rilla usually results In a complete cure.
Mary Lingard began with a bottle ana
went on to a course Of DR.. Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla. when she was cured she realized
that a medicine that could cure disease
could also prevent it. So she took couple
of bottles each spring and kept Ia perfect
health. There are tn ousands OF similar
cases on record. Some of these are
gathered into DIT. Ayers Curebook, little
book of 100 pages which is sent free by the
]. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass, Write ior H.
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THE PARTS IN DETAIL.

height Holes are bored through wind
lass directly above ends of box through
which runs a rope % b) and falls down
and is made forked; one end goes
through strip &c 9 one by four inches
which is doyetailed at opposite end over
which a loop end of forked rope passes.
When strip is placed underneath the
wagon box fitting lever (c) hangs down
with holes through it, which is placed
on a spike driven into beam and holds
aloft the dog while lowering the box,
One end of dog is anchored to cross
beam and passes through slot in a
strip one by three inches, which serves
to guide it to place. Two pieces, one by
five inches, are nailed securely to cross
beam with large holes through them
and placed directly under ends of spoke
and serve to guide chain to place. In
Fig. 1, h shows floor space overhead to
store vehicles; is space through which
they are elevated. The best style of
chain is such as is used on endless chain
pumps. This also serves as handy
device to elevate beef when one has
occasion tc butcher. The windlass
should be on opposite side from crib
H. Logan, in Farm and Home.
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II Is not a common occurrence that
friendly word should be the means OF Civ
ing nearly forty years Of happiness and
health to the person needing the advice it
carried. This was the case with Mary
Lingard. At twenty-five she was dragging
out her days in misery, At siNty-one she
finds herself so active and strong she can
do work that would shame many younger
woman, and looks back on thirty-siX
happy, healthful years Of industry. But
let her tell her story;
"Thirty-six years ago had great trouble
with my liver. The doctors allowed that
there we're tumors growing on it, and they
blistered my side in an effort TO give me
relief. I was at that time earning my
living as a tailoress, but for five years,
between the pain in my side and the
blisters I was in constant misery, and
work was drag to me, with no prospect
Of relief; fortunately for me, however, a
friend advised me to take DIT. Ayers Sar
saparilla, and finally persuaded me TO take
a regular course of it. When I first com
menced taking the Sarsaparilla my side
was so painful that I could not fasten my
dress, and for time ! did not get any
relief, but my friend advised me to per-
severe and relief was sure to come, and
come 1t did. This happened, as I say,
thirty-six years ago. My liver has never
troubled me since, and during these years
have passed through the most critical
period Of a woman's life without any par
ticular trouble, and to-day, at siXty-oue
years of age, am active and strong, and
able to do a days work that would upset