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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-22
DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR KIDNEYS.
TheyAre the Most Important Organs
of the Body.

To Test for Yourself the Wonderful Curative Properties of
Swamp.R Root the Great Kidney Remedy, Every Reader
of the Eagle May Have Sample Bottle Sent Also
lutey Free by Mall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-22

Clouds Of Medicated vspor are inhaled
through the mouth and emitted from the nos
trfls, cleansing and vsporizing all the inhamed
and diseased parts which cannot be reached by
medicine taken into the stomach.
IT reaches the sore Spots-H heals the ros0
plGces-If goes TO the seat Of diseGse-H acts as
q balm and tonic TO the 10hote sySten-SIO6 at
druggists or SEMI bynadil 1906 Arch ST., PtiJ0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-22

To my mind, for the relief and, | have no
doubt, for the permanent relief of any disorder
of the stomach, liver or bowels, all Of which |
have had land l therefore speak with suf-
fcient knowledge), there is nothing ike
Ripans TabuIes in their prompt but not
violent action, and in their certain relief, fol-
lowed by no Ill effects.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-22

-.gs &C.,
-a f1ge 80 800
sz1ysls = = g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago, Nov. 2i.-The leading futures
TangeG as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-22

RECEIPTS AID SIT MEN :
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
Situdtioncf1 ~dlporlio.
80 nps SiliGISer al gnl 5eber paa
en- Sag | Sen 9Srit,

Waibington, 19oe Sept. - Den
guile Sober bar M srebet iaa meset ON
fla / Sen Wsit, at Situationen uniees
for meeet oloorIig. Sioen bet ferite
Silf9Ibs optraubts for ire Tiger fiben,
bar Gpioemisn itaoigt grebet ON Jig,
inotil MI iaIt omtring 400 SilfGlber
er anmeIot. s bet iioite bar Der OPP
iradbt omtring 80 nps Silf9lber ON
8ogen, men til alt 9sIo sr Osbelies
b]eosprotsnten meeet liosn. Ssnbas
% Wianoag anmelbtes iaalsbes "a
SilfGloer meo fun 2 Osbsfalb.
autpritsterne gisr alt, iom ftaor /
beres Waet forut inbitrants Gpibss
mien til Sen Weit os Gen. Snsen
uben "Smmunes" faar COB til at for
lube Sen Weit biretts pe beTeritte
bisIs meominbre be sr forfpnet meb
tiIbsrIige Gertiftater. Qnbre, fpm
pnfter at forlupe 8pen, ma fprit Iieos
/ SarantTne I Drp gortugas.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
Rclcnicrncs Soituinscr
Yps Elaner nil bii iprrIagt Son
grrSicn.

Wdfbineton. 17ne Sept. - 8riea'
~nescuerol BiIion, Gbef for arnecns
Snssnierfub. riI ioreIGsse aonsres.
len en- omfattsnhs plan for PORTO ri
cos 5oripdr. Snoedaenne RoppOrier
u i%nshentebe fra SniursertoHicerer
Tom bar nGret ubituet Ill Gen forat
ftubere Soasn.
llborbeieelie al Qlaner til 5ors
fporspGrter for Sopaii er mioIsrtis
biet inbfiflet. Foroi Tldabeoepartee
msntet ensnu life bar beittmt zig ons
eaaenbe Spretteiisn at en- 6Iadee'tas
ton heb 9surl Barber. 2unoet runbt
Sopnen bpInss nsmlia | ~umdaoelis
hsi pris, 90 Departmental bar lite
2nf til at betaIs mere, euo bet er
pQrot.
Ineoasnbs gsfr'tring af zen
Guam er Rupporttr inobentet ira
Sdpte;n Germ, Qoa 9biIippinerne
ril intet BIZ aiprt peo 5orioarspGrs
isrne, FIR 9rigeu sr oper.
ariasminiitsr Root bar sobtjerbt
glaner for nne 6orfoar5p1rtsr peb
Terp gorfs 6abr. 0isie Barter bill
tinies tjsnt fom @sfpttslIe for ben me
GtihStanaI.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
lDiIions Rapport.
ToIfrmGngom or mintei / Santa
6larn, Tiger han.

WaTbingtor, 17oe Sept. - 9riss
hepariemsntst ofsntIigsiorbe ibog Lbs
brao Of en- Roppprt fra griaubegcnes
rol @ilipn, gperItbsfalsrhe / Sspdr-
tementst Rotdnsas oe Santa Glare.
Gan Tiger, at 9ropinIeu Santa Glas
ros ll~b'trrtrirg er S,773 8pabrotmil.
s 1897 bar 8efoltningens antnl 354,
600, iaar er bet 1adet neo ill 10000,
efter bpah man bar rsonet uo efter be
bsnite ailosr, ma bar funnel oporioe.
2ennEn for uIminoeIigt @rooorbeis
be er 40 Gts. | Gelp ON Saeen, mems
2spnetsmiblsrre tpItsr iom fsleer:
Ris. 6 Gents pr. Puno; Gornmsol
4 Gents. gsons : Gents % Spsestisp
Is Gents pr, 9unb.
9ensraI 8iIiur fpretpg en- Snipet=
iionsreiIe fra 29os apriI iii Ste Mai
| gar eisnnem Yin 9ropins. San
fonot gnerne beItnttet az Stdnofer %
9lod Souies, men uosnfor Spsrns laa
2onbet ebs. pg pua belle I'm ReiIe iaa
ban life ct eneits 6armhus eler en-
Sntte, fom bar bIet i~tnanet.
grcpin'ens uistiaits probutter er
Gutter, aliobpI % Spbdt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
Gubas SamIino.
HatiOnanigaen upiOrbrrr til Gnisbeo

9apano. 1Sos Sept. - Den cubons
tie Rationaaigu / SCREENING meo BET
cubunife rationale garti bill / Roraen
nb'teoe en- Proclamation, bpcri be OPP
fcrbre til Gnisbsb % Sumbraatiabeo
ps til at unosaa al Splib, Der Bio.
tiener til at ftaos Gubanernes @nIssIIe
og %ipattsr oerss Sag, Der mener, at
Gubnnerne er moons for SelpItbre.
De bill 'ege at pirteliesisrs ben Sante,
Tom liable Rebcluiionen, nemlia at ers
bbsros fuIo os ubs'faurst Selpft9nbias
heo p9 pprstte en- RepubIit meb bsmos
trdti't Stprelissfcrm. Sm benne
Sonts bebsr be nu ale patriutife Gu.
banere at iamIs Iig.
@sb en- WinosfsIt. Tom iauar ar.
bolbtes | 8ejucul, ubtaIte fere Webs
Ismmer al RsooIutionspurtist fla
itGrtt i Japsr at General 9omes ION
G~u6unerues 2ebsr unber 2anbets &c
organization.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
mere Joroifialp.
Gfasuap ifrGmmes op al tire nae
Rpitelier.

Tacoma, 16be Sept. Sibffs
Gsnbos bjsmisstss Stasuap at ire
nne SorbfiGIp, et 81. s ON Mproener
ct peb Ribbusstio os ct 81. A Otter
mioboe. De bar faa bsftise. at 6u,
Iens ipdisos. Stusubre ~itanbIeoe, %
aistfentpi fulot nsO og IIoges itnas.
mems 5oItens fIp9tspe I~trrtIlasne uc
of fine Suie. Den fer'te RpItelIe pas
rebe | 21a Minut, be andre bar al
iortere @arigbsb. gspGsslien bar
2stnnisen ROrb ps Spb Iiseiom un.
Der bet polbfomme Sorbfirlp Der
foresuaenbe Senbus. 2iansnbe Rpa
itelfer m9rtebes peb Gate Bennett, 81
Mil LANCER Hprb, os pua andre Ste.
Der | BET fpbsitre GIaItu.
8 Staeuap funoe isIu itarte Rare,
life itoa ppret unbsr ben fsrite I'm.
iteIie. Nunee blsp uusrsbst at ct 81.
osbeFnoenbe ipm Sjsfpse.
10 fmad Suie rumIebe iammer
5pis gpen boboe pGrst bpgeet a
murftensbpaninasr. piloe Stuoel
bare blet ubpre. 8st ipntss. fpm on
RpiteIierns Tom uo fra 6apet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
On ny Sfibstvpe.
Elan til ct rrtra burtisaaarnoe
&ri9sifib.

Duibinston, 18oe Sept. - sslaas
6ens Snesnier bar forsTIaaet enoel
Goranorinser i plonen for be npe
Slagitibe. Der pil sisrs benz til en- belt
mn 3ppe | Dor Worine. SenIisten er
at fuu fprenet i bisIe Stibe SoroeIene
bdaoe Oeo Slusitibeue ps panisrtrpos
iere. WGalet pil oerfor bare at OPP
noa ben itprit mulige Surtigbeo for
cisie Stibs nsmlig ~ Snob / 5imsn.
Dette pil opnoaes ueo 9npsnoelisn al
triple Scrslps". TO Imaa SiosFruer
til aImiubeIigt 8rus os en- tor Sfru.
! Wiotsn, Tom fun benpttes, noar itGrt
5art trangss.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
en- blooio Satalje.
Nrars Srrbt | 6artrrpiae, 81.

G~arterpils, Su.. 17be Sept. - Oct
langs pentsnos Summenitso melIsm
bpioe llnionsmGno % importersoe
gieers til Big MuOop GpaI Cos 8rus
Der fanot Sttb iods. Slagst reiuItc'
rebe |, at 7 Iegre blsp orGbt.
50 Reare tom tiblis ON 5ormiooas
gen ino I 9pen unoer Jore9ipenos at
bile eau | 9irts. lloenFor en- Butt
traf be en- Slot llnionsmGno, o9 noslc
alt anoet eno psnIias Orb blso perlet.
0a Rssrene gil fin Del, trusoe be mso
at TONNE ieien mere manoit9rte.
Oct 9iprbe be ogiaa. Ro9Ie Elmer
Isrere tom 13 Resre ncboper fra 8rus
ben; be aif u~antaitet tbGrsigisnnsm
8pen til 3srnbansitationen. Ser be-
ennots be at BRUCE 9roo SjGft og dfs
fprebs ct Stub, ipm trdf en- Then Gut
/ 6aanoer. Snart Tom 10 b~ebHbneoe
llnionsmGro murfderenbe up %
oabnsbe Ttrur SIo paa De Sorte, Tom
MI fog Glusten. Ge Spibe 'atte efter
itisb, iauInurt be fit goot Gag puu
en- Reosr. 9a Regrsne bar idget no
gben, Iaa 7 al Rem tiIbage osbe.
Nanpr Zimmerman bar ppitiaet en-
fort @ost ubsnfDr gBen og gipet
Dem Srore til life at Itpos, for be blir
itubt pou, men paa Set Og Dis at birs
pre fIere Regre fra 6ruber at TONNE
ino | 8psn. st acknowledgement
uniom bertil i often forat boIbe Sts
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22

lise 2iefsIes. Der bar en- gGrespagt
pod 200 Monb. 3dler bpIotes at 8us
nernsr Ruis aiperd. @ensraierne Ca
cret. Garilp, Mapa, Roorisuc5 oa
6pmes % Mapor 2aeoite. Ct tort
antaI omeritannt SHiccrsr meo Gcs
neral See / Spibier opsrpar Geremcs
nitrns. : Sapdna bang 5laeers pan
BAN Stang. Der ndr .insen Wn'it /
Qarierue, Sedtrsne pdr Iuttet pe ole
pFentiiqe I~orlnitslisr inbitilet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22

The Valdez Business College and
Normal School is filling up RAPIDLY.
Stud o all sect ons of Northwest are
entering daily. In the Normal School
text books are free. Reduced rates in
all departments. Winter term opens
October 3Ist. Send for Catalog,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
.,r bet ,or,,, sOIt beropsr CT l~lbqipsrsn

tror, bet aorIte lolt beroper er ~llosiperen
5ot Itploia for bette. Sg "Decorahs
Soften" bar sjort ig Image for, at 5nOf
boloet ifuloe blioe fau gobt os aliiotgt
ION muliqt. Oct er tn bstisnbt Sag, at
llbaipersn Ielp t ben lib, ban bapoe lie
ben Rdab oertii, life bar ifpet Tighter
for at fau benz til at tribe / gfaoet, fom
beoft tunbe tiens bans 5crmdal. Deco
rab poften" bar bet ierite norIte Sloo.
Iom bapoe en- RosIe betalts gpsoetorrss
~lponoener / Rorse. bet isrite, iom betalte
iadoanus 5orfattere Iom Sobn We, so
mas Gle, garit Gtldr og 6ialmar Sobdn@
ion. 9laoet bar MI Der / 2dnoet Ia Hss
odttsrsr og faite Meoarbeioere, boorot .
iiesn dnoen geIiiains bar. Del ollsr
oaiad glaoets 5orstagiOmbep 'aa psl
ION fnoniiele Gpne, at bet par bet ferlte
norife glab beropsr, ION baobe en- Webb
Yrefss % S9ttsmdftiner.
Men lea maa bit bece ON uno'tplo'
ming for. at ies aGtereos bar ooeritreosi
5iben.
Seq tror, ies paa alss @sgns TOR Nd.
tale bet G1Its, at "0ecorabsgolten
MATTE lspe / mango, lnuse aar os fort'
iette meo at bore Ell soot 5dmilies ps Np'
beoS6lab %, ON mulist, Tom biottl bltoe
bepre % beore. Tom Sioen saar. Sepe
"SecprdhsW piteni"
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
fra Cuba.
Mnmsratiunorgau nprettcs. 30 Gig
Hpttes

5apana. The Sept. "gppco"
beber ct mt 8iuo. Tom uotom meo 1T
fsrife @ummsr iguuy. Oct brinosr >,
fomunt Mrtifler buGos pad Gnoelit pa
fpduf. 8tabet sr Fat igung meo bet
ssornfdal at asiisre for Gubos @nns-s
alton iii be 5ortnecs Slater, Ou bet
life Ter nossn anosn Gsoniua for Gr,
ba enb en- FABIAN Sroning. Oct be.
honbler uoeIutfsnbe oeHns Sag Ga Il
fnalebes | eeentlie 6pritano life npget
Rpbebsblob. Oct ier psnt ub, pg bel
fioes. at nosle af 9apanas rigsTt,
Trno iioar bag 5orstugenoet. BET:
Rehnftsr er 5runcisco Gigucrpa.
Ipm unoer Reppluiionen ubgo0 ct On.
banf @Iap | Rem Dort,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22

eiosne al Gsnsral GntOHio Rutco
ID aTilHdnt 6rancisco Gome5, SIN
ci g~eneroIen. blep ieug isrt til 9siu
cal "a begrapet paanh unoer gribsnSe
geremonier. Oct ouilaass. at ouz
frina 10000 perIcntr par frsmmsbt
Deb geiucal; mango bar TONNE fra
Matonsas. ginar bel Rio os unhre
Gieeer. General Gome5 Os bans 80
mile fierfe | Spioien for bet umaobes
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
6npe fra Yresieforeningen.

Beer 3. Strsmme, Heoatter uf
"Minnsapolis Simss." Bah MI pm
3iluoelie til at af6rpbs bet pfficiele
Program og Iige nogIe Orb paa ben
n~oritzoanite presiefcrsnin9s @eene.
gan tuttsoe Mr. anunbIsn for ben
5per og Snteresis, ban bapbs piIt 5ors
sninsen, og ben Suites, ben unae
Screening bibtiI 6apbs 6obt, tilftrec
6an bet i6Groige arbeibe, Wir. gnunos
Ten bupcs ajort, og ben Dpgtisbeb,
lpormeo ban hobos leoet ben Tom bens
Brriicent lige iioen oens Sttftelie.
'@i maatts furmelis fringe BAN til at
6Iipe Dor 6ormanc," Iusbe 5alsrsn,
BET Gan fra Sor,ningsn rperratte ham
m "2opiu9 Cup" at orsost Sslp Tom
Il Ipnlist Ssan pua 5prsniugsrs Sat
Iemliahso.
SIR. 2tnunb'en tdftepe meo @drme.
DAN lngoe, at Brgrst itulSe barre BAN
ct tiurt Wlinos faa lanss ban lspsbe, %
bnsitoe, at presIefpreninssn MATTE
l9noe lspe.
Setornb.H Soften.
Sm "Setcrabap oiten" % pens mt,
tios 0irtIpmbeo bldnbt Qanbets nprife
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
Salc Tor Anunoien.

Saa gar nan fig itait meo BEN mere
resl' Del al Soften o9 mso'ns 6arps
iitsn s. 9. garborta uRosrbolot Stls
ftobet msb WtIooisr, t~ilfrsostinebs
nan sftsr bebite Gpns 2essmsts Srap.
Otter osnne StprtslIs ilrs aoaItmaitcr
Requt ii! 2pp og prrisntereoe Yrof.
U. 3. 9uotriun ira Maoiion. @is..
Der hclot isIssnoe Sale for 9aoersz
si9itsn.
Oct par en- uuentet os ufortisnt asrs,
al iea ION ben pneiis at be norite SIao.
mGno Ameriia ituIoe tdores til at bolc,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
6ur acinsen

Salsn for &pinoen blep bp!ot az
Reodttsr pesr 8. Strcmms. 9ea
DGrrc iunce fife "0ecorabsp oiten'
faa bans Sale. oa ban intet bapns
neoitreuet. San talte irit os bDGlcos
peo Spinbens 9iGrli9beo Tom gloy.
Der giper aft % intet trepsr, ON BEN
b%ensione pg t~rofaite SuItru og ION
"Senoe" / GorIopeliesbassne. gEr.
Strsmme benedp fig meo belle i'm SiGl
til 1T Sbema, % ben Snberlis1e',
8drms og Sperbepisnins, ban lasOe I
fine Orb, 9reb ale.
t5ortirttee pa1 ste Sioe.l
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-22
Setornb'YDiteH

Sm "Setcrabsp oiten" oa bens mt.
tigs 9irtiombeo blanbt 2anbsts nprite
os canite SsfoItnins bclbt ProfssiOr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-10
TRANSFERRED
To CHICAGO.
Farcical Inquiry Into Army
Beef Scandal
Has Been Transferred to the
Packing Houses.
BEING DULY NOTIFIED
OF the Commissions Coming
the Meat Packers
Have Everything in Readiness
For the Occasion.
BEING DULY NOTIFIED

Chicago March 10.-The court of inquiry
to examine the beef question has begun
work in this city, where are located the
plants of the packers who held the con-
tracts for supplying the army with ami
NAL food. Two of the members, Brigadier
General George w. Davis and Lieutenant
Colonel George B. Davis, the judge advo-
cate and recorder, reached here Wednes-
day night, and the other two members,
Major General James F. Wade and Gen
eral George L. Gillespie. arrived yester-
day morning.
A short executive session was held at
the army headquarters in the Pullman
building, and it resulted in decision to
defer the taking of the testimony until
after an inspection had been made of the
packing house at the stockyards where the
refrigerated beef and camp beef were pre-
pared The court began in the killing
halves of beef which had been condemned
either because the beef was badly bruised
or gave evidence that the animal had had
tuberculosis. This condemned beef had
been placed by itself, and while the court
was present men came in to remove it
TO the !, rendering tanks preparatory to
amined these tanks carefully, possibly in
passed through them There certainly
was no evidence of such passage. From
in which the meat is Prepared i for canning ing
and saw the men at work cutting up the
meat: The next room visited was the
meat was brought in in huge cauldrons,
deposited a platform and put into cans
by machinery, the cans were removed and
sealed, only a pin-hole being left open in
the top. Next the cans were put under
an iron tank, where they were subjected
to a heat of % degrees-the sterilizing
process. While the court was in this
room number of cans of roast beef
which had an old appearance, and which
it was said had been in Porto Rico. were
opened The meat inside was good, and
the members of the court tasted it. Sub
sequently the court was shown through
the printing packing and other branches.
Barring the killing room, everything
about the establishment very clean.
After leaving the yards the court went
to the bureau of animal industry branch
of the agricultural department, and OBJ
tanned some information from Mr.. w. S.
DeVoe, who is in charge They read the
law governing the inspection of animals
and inquired as to the details of the work
OF Inspection Inspectors are stationed
in the yards proper, and they condemn
ors at the packing houses supplement their
work by examining the carcasses after
slaughter and throw out any bearing evil
dence of pulmonary trouble.
Today the court will go to the stock
yards and spend the entire day there in
going over three other packing houses. 1t
1t not likely that any testimony will be
taken before Saturday morning. 1t is
quite likely that the evidence taken will
be confined to that of the foremen or
workmen who have personal knowledge
of the preparation of refrigerated beef
and canned roast beef for CONSUMPTION
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of the cylyinder. which has been set into a
barely. perceptible motion. the pen records
an u9broken line that weaves from side
70 slde on the paper, forming an outline
somethlng like the teeth of saw.
Naturally, as the finger of the pupil
We1akens from fatigue, the distance he is
able to pull the carriage forward grows
shorter and shorter, until he cannot move
It at all CorrespOndingly the teeth of
the saw made by the pen grow shorter
almost perfectly straight.
Inc physiological principle upon which
the operation of the ergograp phi is based is
that one set of muscles is index to the
general condition of the body. 1t is agreed
that in the majority of cases there is a
physical cause for the bad standing of a
child at school, If he grows thin and sal
low 1t is perhaps because he is not cared
for properly and because some tonic or
physical remedy is needed. Possibly the
cause of the falling health of a child is
overWork.
This does not necessarily cause break
down, but it certainly proves a menace to
health. The stupid boy or girl is. doubt,
mt whatever from any of the studies. 1t
with mental training that these tests have
been inaugurated in the public schools of
Chicago under the auspices of the board
of education.
The idea is to ascertain the condition of
the children from time to time and regu-
late their studies accordingly.
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$4,000 900 A YEAR.
For the Coal Combine Without
Reckoning INCREASED
Prices.

New York, March 1O.-The Times
says:
Wall street has recently done much
figuring and calculating on the benefits
which the several coal carrying COM
panies are to secure through the new
anthracite deal 1t is estimated by coal
trade authorities that through the gen.
eral agreement about 40 cents will be
saved in the producing and marketing
of coal. On the basis of a so million
ton annual output this means a $780,
900 annual saving for the companies.
This calculation does not take into con-
sideration any advance in the price of
coal
The return of ]. P. Morgan from Lon
don on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
closed another triumphant chapter in
this financier's career. He went abroad
two months ago to secure assent of the
Readings English stockholders to a
scheme that the Vanderbilts. the Penn
sylvania railroad managers, Maxwell
of the New Jersey Central, and w. H.
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with fully 1000. it is too early to speak of
results. Both Prof. Smedley and Mr..
Campbell argue that if a child is back
ward in his studies there is some cause
for it that the instructor should determine
and find remedy for.
The ergOgraph consists of two main
parts, one of which is a cylinder revolved
by means of clockwork, about which is
pasted a paper strip. on which the rec
ords are made. The working portion of
the second part is small sliding carriage,
to which is attached a stylographic pen,
the point of which rests upon the paper
covered cylinder. To one end of this car
riage is attached a weight and the
other cord made of twisted wire. The
arm of the child to be examined is strap
ped into a reSt-that has connection
with the ergograph, however-so that it
is possible to move only the fingers. The
in the end of a wire cord and the pupil
is required to work the finger back and
forth, assisted by continuance for mark
ing time.
This moves the carriage and the pen at
tached back and forth, and on the paper
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-10
One Who Knows.
Philadelphia Physician Like Philadelphia Lawyer Noted Wisdom

familiar with Pabst Malt Extract, The
BEST Tonic.
If you have been sick, this tonic
will help you to recover your health and
strength. 1t will put new flesh upon
you, brace you up, revive the whole
system. 1t feeds blood, brain, nerves
and bone. If one of your loved ones is
ill. and is growing thin and weak, The
BEST Tonic will give him new strength
and keep up his spirits. 1t is easily
digested, and is full of the very best nOur-
ishment in concentrated form, food for
| both the body and the nerves. If pale
and anemic, it will give rich, red blood,
and plenty of it, and will help to bring
glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes. II
lnervously exhausted, it will brace you
right up, give you vim and bounce. It
is boon to every nursing mother, and
supplies the right nourishment for both
herself and her baby. 1t brings strength
TO the invalid. creates good appetite,
helps to cure dyspepsia, and will go far
to insure sound, refreshing slumber to
all those who suffer from wakefulnesS
from any cause.
How many "pretty-featured girls
and women lose all their charm and
attractiveness by being pallid, sallow
and gray, as if all the blood in their
veins were turned to SKINNED milk
Even when riding a bicycle, playing
tennis or golf, or taking other pleasant
exercise, their eyes are still dull and
lifeless, no flush beauties their cheeks,
and the air of languor and lassitude
makes them ''sicklied DER with the pale
cast of thought" or else, like Cassius,
have clean and hungry look" These
ldisagreeable features are the outcome
Of anemia, a wasting out of the corpus
cles of the blood, thinning down of the
vital fluids, until a person is weak,
emaciated and unhealthy looking. The
antidote to this unpleasant condition,
however is at hand. Pabst Malt Extract,
The 1" Best" Tonic, is an Immediate and
visible help in making a soft, glowing
color, q splendid appetite, power to
digest and assimilate the food, and turn
it into fine, pure, healthful blood. Don't
look so faded out and limp when you
can easily look sweetly strong. A few
bottles will show you what it can do.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-10
TO TEST ENDURANCE
OF Children in Public Schools q Ma
chine is Invented.

Chicago. March I0.-Ttests psychologica1in
their nature are being made in the public
schools here for the purpose of determin-
ing the comparative ability of the younger
pupils to stand the fatigues of study.
These tests have for their ultimate OBJ
ject the reduction of the ordinary or COM
entihc basis, and are made through the
medium of the ergOgraph, invention of
Prof. A. NIosso of italy, which never has
been tried, it is understood, in this cOun-
try before.
The experiments are under the direction
of Prof. Frederick w. Smedley, lecturer
on peq1asQ3tg{y at me University OF Chlcagoss
the Brighton evening school. AS not
more than 100 children have been examin-
ed, when it is the intention to experiment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-10

the session of that church rendering his
resignation. The explanation made in
the letter is as follows:
1.-The increasing demands made upon me
by religious journalism and the continuous
calls for more general work in the cities
have of late years caused frequent inter-
ruptionS of my pastoral work. 1t is not
right that this condition of affairs should
further continue. Besides this, it is de-
face to face in religious assemblage those
in this country and other countries to
whom have, through the kindness of the
printing press, been permitted to preach
week by week, and without the excep-
Therefore, though very reluctantly. I have
concluded, after serving you nearly four
years in the pastoral relation. to send this
letter of resignation
1t is the intention of DR.. Talmage to
continue his residence in this city. He will
devote most of his time to literary pur-
suits.