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SYMPATHY FROM DEWEY.
ADMIRAL Writes a Letter to a Young
Soldiers Widow.

Admiral Writes a Letter to a Young
Soldiers Widow.
Greensburg, Pa, Dec. 5.-The follow.
ing is u letter received from Admiral
Dewey by Mrs. Moss, of Mt. Pleasant,
whose husband, Jesse Moss, was killed
in the battle Of Malate, July 81:
Olympia, Flagship, Manila, Oct. 90,
1s9s.-My Dear Mrs. Moss: / wish to
express to you my deepest sympathy.
1t may lessen your sorrow to know
That your young husband fell fighting
bravely for his Countryside noblest
death a mar can know. From the
Olympia l watched the fight that fear
full night and wondered how many
American homes would be saddened
by the martydom suffered by our brave
men, and my sympathy went out to
each and every one OF them.
your loss has been sadder than the
others, and / am unable to express the
sorrow / feel for you. Tears came to
my eyes as I read the sad story of the
father who never saw his child, and
then the loss Of all that was left to the
brave mother. 1t is hard sometimes TO
believe, but our heavenly father,
in his infinite goodness, always does
things for the best, and some day
father, mother and daughter will be
joined, never again to be parted. With
tenderest sympathy, believe me
your sincere friend.
George Dewey"
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Tibetan Monasterios.

OF all the wonders of tho Tibetan
.eliaion none is So striking rs the aban-
dance of inconsistencies. These great as
sen,hlayes of religious houses are full Of
monks. or la,nas. and the marvels ASSOC
clated with them are truly surprising.
Their number is amazing; they literally
swarm in the inhabited portions Of Tibet
and u Traveller journeying through the
country passes monastery after Monas-
terry i'll endless succession.
So numerous are they that MI. Rock
hill, the indefatigable American ex-
plorer of Tibet, tells us that. while the
population of eastern Tibet is but
small, one-tifth OF it consists Of lamas.
He also says that, in his journey from
~Jyeknndo in Tibet to Tachien-ln, on t.,e
frontier Of China. y distance Of 600
miles, he passed t~hirty-six large mon
asteries, five Of which contained from
10000 1000 lamas. Many monaster-
lie. in other parts are equally large.
The great monastery of Kumbmn.
near the Lake Koko Nor. contains 4. 600
monks. Chiamdo, which is one of the
chief towns in eastern Tibet and con-
tains IL, 900 inhabitants, seems to be
half composed of u gigantic monastery
and Capt. Bower. in his recent journey
through Tibet, passed the large town Of
Eiuchi, which seemed To him to lie all
monastery. The wealth of some of
these monasteries is ustonishing.-AH
The Year Rouna.
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The Delicate Child.

London Mail: A delicate child should
Tot be fed more frequently than one of
'obust health. In fact, the robust child
would have greater power of endur-
ince and could digest and cast off n
greater amour of food. The delicate
child must have time to grow, and
while he needs both fuel and muscle
!ood for Development, it must be given
in small quantities-in fact, just
enough for him to digest and assiln-
late. More than this would clog the
machinery and probably upset the
child. Do not change the food at every
suggestion. Seek out and consult a
sensible physician. and follow care
fully his instructions.
The child born in a weak physical
condition is likely to take twice as
.ong to walk and to talk as an or
iinary healthy child. If your child at
years old does not walk, do not be
discouraged, but give him long hours
Of sleep, simple, easily digested food,
md an abundance of fresh air. Clothc
lin in warm, loose clothing. Do no
stand him on his feet if his ankles II
s,gs are weak. Nature will tell TIL.
child when to stand alone and when H..
walk.
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Whellan
ooh. / dnre say-perbans I WOO M.d.
ann Miss TrewhelIn returned sneerina
as rondl she dared
Eyes. and o think I was ,nistakon
too. don't yors Oh.%ves. ond von,ra not
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DESCENDING the wide marble stnircass with
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the murmnring OF thick-ciothed elm
bnuUhs In fha seonfnrf .nn,s,ar ~n,ornInw5

IN. the murmnring OF th~ick-clothed eIm-s
boughs In the scented summer morning
breeze. and the still srarrn radiance OF tho
wide lAmplit nall and marble staircase
changed to the glowing sunlight n!that
sheltered nook where the daisies bloomeds,
and the dewyroses twined theifs wreathing
stems, and where the morning rays, gold
en- nnd bright-ah, Sc bright, 30 glad, so
sparklingl-fell on The long polished oak
coffin andits dazzling plate enriched with
white blossoms as it was lowered swiftly
snd surely intothe darksomc grace.
with o grave--a grave farawayv' Lady
Mildred paused suddenly, and even amidst
her confused surprise Winnie noticed how
the pale lips parted widely mud u wild
eager look blazed in the proud dark eyes.
$50 is mine!" she whispered hoarseiy. the
wild eagerness Of her gaze fading into one
Of far-away dreary blankness.
another moment. however. and, ere Win
ME could question or scarcely compre-
bend, her companion had passed the TIRES
hold Of the drawing-room, and entered the
presence of smiling well-dressed dinner
guests and Madam Vivian, md Mildred,
Lady Mountreyor, was the courteous, I'M
rutlled, stately pecress once more.
The soul of the amiablc Miss Trcwhelln
~ Ky DCCl EllluuAluCSt ny VIC {sthu-
ness Of content could she hut have known
how eifectually her malicious hints Ind
aided in spelling poor Winnie Caerlyon's
enjoyment of her first dinner party ut
Roseworthy House. All unconscious rs
she was Of any cause for such an effect,
she could not but perceive that Madam
Niyian's chill courtesy and smilingly pr
lite indifference to her presence was not
the reception she would have been favored
with had she been welcome. Any doubts
she might have had as to the author of the
invitation We're at an end before the even.
ing was half over.
II did wrong to accept It'll did wrong
to come at all,ts Winnie thought, with
keen pain and modification. why did
Lady Mountrevor ask mcs Madam did
not wish 1t, l see quite plainly. lwish the
evening were over-I wish I were home
again!'' she said, earnestly, with the tears
rushing to her eyes, us she withdrew to a
distance from the guests, who seemed
quite occupied in each other and their
hostesses.
IG .-.4.E.7 Ir~-Vt1,aA -a.k -,n1y,N ~ EE..=1
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Some CharacterIstics of Ancient and Mod
ern Celebrities.

Ole Bull, the %vio!inist had a decided
ly clerical appearance, and was often
taken for u parson.
Lorenzo de Aledici had q common
place face, weak eyes and n generally
unpreposscssing appearance.
Humboldt had a broad, weii-fea, in
tellectual countenance, that showed q
love for the good things of life.
Raphaets face, painted by himself.
represents him rs u man with more
than usual personal attractions.
lgnatius Lovola had the face OF an
%ascetic, with sharp features, worn with
fasting, watching and prayer.
William Rufus took his nickname
from his red hair, hut, rs though in
mocsery of its color. he allowed his
beard. also fiery red, to grow to an in
ordinate length.
Frederick the Great had a sharp,
hatchet face, with u cold, blue eye, that,
as n of his contemporaries said,
CLEANED like u reelection of light from
a bayonet."
Petrarch wore his hair in long curls
and describes himself as turning a cor
ner with great canton on a windy day
est the breeze should disarrange his
locks.
Sheridan was a handsome young
man. but in middle life dissipation de-
stroyed every trace of his former good
looks, and at first glance he seemed
.singularly repulsivc.
Michael Angelo had a face rs rugged
as his genius. His forehead was low
and broad, his eyes were full. his nose
thick and strong. His face was irregu-
lar, but full of power.
Vandyke,s the refined painter of ele-
giant portraits. had the aspect of a.
dandy. He DC his hair curled on his
forehead, and a pointed beard, Of which
he was quite vain.
William Of Orange was a consumptive
and showed the fact plainly in his face.
His cheeks were thin and had a hectic
flush, but his voice was unnaturaIly
strong. The most marked points in his
face were his eyes and forehead.
Nine. Do Stael was ugly, with rough.
irregular features and bad complexion.
She was very sensitive in regard to her
looks aud disliked being complimented
on her intellectual powers, regarding
the compliment as q slim on her lack Of
beauty.
Gibbons face was full and red. Lare
in life he became exceedingly stout,
and his features grew flnbby. Only
when interested In conversation did he
show indications of the bright intellect
that conceived and carried out the
greatest historical work ever produced
BY the unaided labor of one man.
Goethe was pronounced "the hand
soonest man of Europe" He was q lit
tie over s feet IN height, but SO well
proportioned that he did not seem tall;
his features were of tho Roman type, his
hair rather light thar dark, his whole
appearance commanding. Even TO ex-
IRENE old age he retained q large share
Of the personal good looks that earlier
in life had made him SO attractiye.-Sk
Louis Globe-Democrat,
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Feel the Irfinencc.a1
Cold and heat alike nEgtaxaic reurai.S3
gia, becanse the nerves Zee: the COLI AND
hest sensitisely, bnt NERVES arc
tive to treatment md feel the Influence
Of st. Jacobs OIL, which cures lI,e All.
Iuent promptly. HgSss
Origin OF Bind Man,AaRmn

.ILHANNLA WS1aarNA = - FA.NCY
Philadelphia Press: This fayorits
sport OF childhood and youth ii Of
French origin and very high atntiiss
nitR,ltAring been introduced into Eng
land Id the train of the Norman cpn-i
querors. Its French name Colin Mall
ard,eswas that OF a brnye warrior, the
memory OF whose exploits still live
in the chronicles OF The middle ayes.
In the year e99 Liege reckoned
among it's valiant chiefs one Jean
Colin. He acquired the name Maillardi
from his chosen weapon, being d NAL.
let, wherewith in fight he used liter
ally to crush his opponents. In one
of the feuds which We're of apcrpetnal
recurrence in those times he encoup-
tered the Count dc Lourain III u
pitched battle, and, so runs the story.
in the first onset@Colin Mailiaru lost
both eyes. He ordered his. esquire to;
take him into the thickest of the fight.
and, f%uriously brandishing his mallet.
did such fearful execution that victory
soon declared itself for him.
When Robert of France heard OF
these feats of arms lie layislted favors
aud honors upon Colin, and SO great
was the fame Of the exploit that it was
commemorated in the pantomimic
representations that formed part of
the rude dramatic performances Of the
age. by degrees the children learned
it for themselves, and it took the form
of the familiar sport.
The blindfolded pursuer, ms, with
bandaged eyes and extended hands, he
gropes for a victim to pounce upon,
seems in some degree to repent the ac-
tionsof Colin Maillartl, the tradition of
which is also traceable in the name--
blind mans buH.s
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FLEET TO VISIT EUROPE.

London Newspaper So Construes
Secretary Longs Letter.
London, Dec. Sin reply to q COM
m~unication inquiring when the United
States fleet would visit Portsmouth,
the editor Of the Daily Mail has re-.
ceived a letter from Secretary Long,
stating that the date of the formation
Of the European squadron has not yet
been decided, but when it is decided
the fact will be published. The Even
ing News from the tone OF.
Mr.. Longs letter that the United
States government definitely intends
to dispatch q fleet to Europe.
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Deafness Cana0t Be Cured

reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There IL only one wayfto cure Deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condi-
tion OF the mucous lining of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube gets nflamed
you have a rlimbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when It is entirely closed
Deafness Is the result. and unless the In
6~ar1inAt!ion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
OF ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an infiamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls $Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
=. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, Is cents.
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TlDlN6s OF AHDREE.

Swedish Engineer Claims to Have
Found q Message From Him.
Stockholm, Dec. fan engineer
named Dotkc has written the
Swedish-Norwegian minister ut st.
Petersburg a letter in which he says
he found in the vicinity Of the Urai
mountains a bottle containing two pa
pers, one OF which bore the following
message in French:
"Andree's balloon has crossed the
Ural mountains Andree."
The other paper was in Russian; az
follows:
"Give this letter to consul or pc.
lice"
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TWO FREIGHTs WRECKED.

Bad Railroad Accident Near OF
tun,wa.-Two Seriously Hurt.
Ottmwa, Ia, Dec. 4.-At 4 o'clock
this morning a double wreck occurred
or the Burlington west of town. A
west bound freight ran into n derail-
ing switch ut the bridge and the en-
CINE and seven cars were piled up. An
east bound freight came Immediately
afterwnrd. running into the wreck.
Arthur Hickey and Frank Connor,
brakemen, were badly hurt. Hickey
mnY die.
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The queen Of Holland recently re-
seiyed by parcel post a herring from
one of her royal subjects. y mute en-
planned that it was the first herring
Of the seasons catch and was the gift
of some Dutch fishermen. Her males
ty promptly had it cooked and ale it.
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The Brwildered CHEST.

ti ~ AoSNIiaCTSSt ouGSls E-%
l was not asked II | should like to come.
1 have not seen my host here since I
came,
Or had a word OF welcome in his name.
Some say that we shall never see him. and
~ some
That we snail see him elsewhere, and then
know
Why we were bid. How long I am to
stay
have not the least notion. None. they
say.
Was ever told when he should come or go.
But every now and then there bursts upon
The song and mirth. u lamentable noise,
Asound of sllrieks and sobs. that strikes
our joys
Dumb in our breasts; and thon. some one
is gone.
They say Wen :,seet him.. Zone knows
where or when, WAY
We know We shall not meet him here
w. b. Howells.
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THlRTY-sEyEA DROWNED.

steamer Clan Drummond Wrecked
in the Bay of Biscay.
Lisbon, Portugal, Dec. 5.-The
steamer Clan Drummond has been
wrecked in the bay of Biscay. Thirty.
seven lives were lost.
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Colorado's Gold Output.

Denver. Colo, Dec. Figures to
date indicate a gold production for
Colorado this year of 500, 100000.
Colorado Springs, Colo, Dec. a.-
Cripple Creeks November gold output
was 3B.450 tons. worth $1,477,5OO. The
smclters treated 1900 tons Of an aver
age value of $7s. Mill ore ranged from
$50 to $50 II ton. A slight increase over
October is shown
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A Berlin professor says that for fat
persons to employ any means what.
ever to reduce their flesh is likely TO
inJure their health and shorten their
ives.
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a Chicago newspaper thinks the
habit contracted by Missouri newspa-
pers Of telling their readers what j
noble hearted man Jesse James was,
is responsible for his son getting
mixed up with train robbers.
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Thinking Better or

Sandstone elespon'.entlyl II have
changed the engagement ring three
times nov and she dnesn't like il.
Cast!eton-What are you going to do
about it,
Sandstone-Th,s time l think I'll
change the girl.-N. Y. lporll
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French papers say that Sir Herbert
Kitchener fought on the side of the
Lricolors in the Frunco-Prussian war,
enlisted as a volunteer i'll the
army of the Loire. He was, they add,
t,.,in, ,..oa,rlad 49,. 49,. y
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So fitting thee were song and flower,
And days rich glory over all:
For thee. for me. WIENER the hour,
Peace bids the call.
Boston Evening Transcript.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption is the
only cough medicine used in my house.
I'D. G. Albright, Williamsburg. Pa, De-
,ssn1ber II, 1898.
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a floating dental shop that nay be
lowed all about Florida waters is a
device of DR.. T. H. Houghton. 1t is
to be used this winter when North
srn people migrate TO the land of sun
shine, flowers and white sand, and are
troubled with aching molars.
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Mitchells belonging to the western
branch Of that family have just held a
reunion at Corning. Ia. Their fore
fathers were pioneers Of P%ennsylva-
mia.
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Not as the summons comes to thee,
Dear neiEhbor, whom no tears can stay;
Thou, ere or mornings dawn shall be.
Wilt Know heavens day.
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M ii,x N.ana,

Buffalo, N. ". Imp. Mrs. Mulcahey-
Sure there was a mufi found dead In the
allsyway, wild nothin' but a cake of skin
soap In his pocket. the poor cratur,.
Mrs. McDoniSh-Och, N sphare yer
pity. Mrs. Mulcahey. iii bet yez the man
hired to die wild 1T in his pocket jes
to advertise the SOAP.
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Manila is becoming truly civilized.
She has taken fifty carloads of Amer
lean beer in the last SIX weeks.
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To Cure q Cold in Onc Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money! if it fails tocure.
25c. The genuine has L. b. @. on each tablet,
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For complete list OF prizes, given free
70 users Of Diamond &c" Soap, write
Cudahy Packing Co, South Omaha, Neb.
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Will Get Down 70 r..

1t Is certainly true that us deeply i'm
Dedded as the sciatic nerve is. st. Ja-
:obs Oil will get down to 1t and cure it.
t is a proofof how penetrating and eff
eacious are it's curative powers.
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"she seems to get q good deal o.,
standing among men. l wonder now
it ispn "She rifles home in tile street.
car about 6 o'c.ock every evening
Detroit Tribune.
He-That,s Mrs. Grimshaw, who lee
lures on bimctallism. Eve heard her.
How exasperatingly clever She seems
to bel She-Yes, but how cunsolinss.
nvlri-Iunch,
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wANTED.-cSase of bad health tina tR.rP.A:NswiE
lot benefit. Send 5 cents to Rtpons Chemical Co.
Jew York. for 10 samples md 100 Testimonials.
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S~witzerland's greatest industry, the
entertainment of tourists, has been of
ticielly computed TO bring in 10000
francs a year.
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It 10 hard work TO do nothing; for
that is work which a man always at
tends to himself, personally.
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In discarding the use Of wine in
christening b~attleships, what is the
matter were q bottle Of tobasco sauce
d d rood hot thing,
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An Earnest seeker Now.

An Earnest Seeker Now.
isn't your Cousin Josephine a trine
.oquettish?"
mo, I should say not; she's too Tar
along in years for that"
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One good way TO learn how to make
money is to forget how to spend II.
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MIC Cau,

Not when the night comes drearily,
Not when the winds go moaning so,
When autumn rains fall YEARLY,
BE mine to GO. :.
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-. IN st. s1Httnt OtpHan Hsyum.
CHARLESTON. ". VA, March 9, 1905.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co. Columbus, Ohio:
Gentemen-l can recommend your preparation, PeIu-na. al, =
tonic. IT. reputation as a curc for catarrh is excellent. ii having been
very truly CIV. ATKINSON,
DR.. Hartman, one of the hest known physicians and surgeons in the
United states, was the first man 10 formulate Pc-runa. 1t was through
his genius and perseverance that it was introduced to the medic j pro-
fession of this country. Send TO The Peruna Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus. Ohio, for a free book v itten by DR.. Hartman.
Ask any druggist for a free Peru4na Almanac for the year 1890.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-10

Mrs. WinsIow's boorn,so SYEur for children
%secthing, softops the gums, reduces inflammation.
allays pain. cures wind collie. BIC Q bottle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-10

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-10

Ysu can't Judge a jailer always by the
,aefhpany he keeps.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-10

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