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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

A girl should never throw away her
old slippers; they will come handy nj
her wedding-and much L;:n..e4 il. az
ter years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

Men Of mature years have much to
be thankful for because of the failure
Of the majority of their youthful
plans.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16
Driver Iktlled.

New Richmond, Wis. Feb. 1O.--Eddie
Walsh was killed Mt Gable. near here,
while driving a team attached to. Il
load Of logs. Il
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16
The Surest Way Out.

She-Are you Still engaged to Maude?
He-No.
She-I congratulate you. You are
well rid of her. How did you break it
off?
Hc--By marrying her.-Collier's
Weekly.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16
eoR 4 wrEK 70 AcrMre

625 A WEEK TO AGENTS
Selling our new GAS LAMP. A Gas Plant. Brighter
thsn,cectrclty or Welsbach city gas. Cheaper than
brass. Fully guaranteed. Rets!ls $50. Big money
maker. Live agents wanted everywhere. Standard
Gas Lamp Go. ITO Michigan ST., Chicago
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

MILLIONS OF WOMEN USE Cur1cuRA SOAP exclusively
Tor preserving purifying, and identifying the skim for
cleansing the scalp of crusts scale and dandru the
stopping of falling hair for softening, whitening, and
healing red rough, and hands, in the form of bate
for annoying irrtations, nfammatons and chafngs c.
too free or offensive perspiraon the form Of wassa
for lucrative weaknesses and for many sanave antsepo
purposes which readily suggest themselves women and
especially mothers and for all the purposes of the toilet
BATH and nursery No amount Of persuasion induce
those who have used it to use any other especially
for preserving and purifying the skn scalp, and hair q
infants and children. CUT1cuRA SOAP combines defeats
emolent properties derived from Cu11cuRA tho great
skin cure with the pures Of cleansing ingredients and &
most refreshing of flower odors No other indicated a.
toilet soap compounded is to be compared with Il
for preserving, purifying and identifying the skin, scalp
hair and hands No other foreign domestic toilet soap
however expensive is to be compared with for al
purposes of the toilet bath and nursery Thus it COM
bnes in ONE Soar at ONE PRICE, vz TwENTYFvE CEN1a
the skin and complexion SOAP the BEST toilet ana
BEST baby soap in the world.
coMrtErE
% we ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

Some men ride a hobby merely for ex-
ercise.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

Habit is sort Of chattel mortgage
on mans individuality
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

Half loaf is sometimes better than
an unpaid board bill.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16
Hay ut Pretoria.

Washington, Feb. 10. - Secretary
Hay received cablegram from Abel.
bert Hay. United States consul ut Pre-
tor:a, stating that lie had received his
eXequatur Wednesday. and that mat
ters were very satisfactory. This ef-
fectually disDoscs Of the apprehension
that existed in some quarters that the
Roer government might decline to re-
ceive Mr.. HAY because Of the failure
of Col. O'Biernc to receive recognition
from our government as diplomatic
representative from the Transvaal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
ON alt 90 nue.

YageIter. 2orb Roberts 9iper
nrl uotsrllsers RebseIelie ON Rampen
psb Y%otbasoiue, men ban maa iaa o9iaa
lnbremme, at en- Del al ben en9slfe
Ya9trop bleu fan9rn al Boerne. Ram:
pen bar ba uilt n9ppe orret nOsen ub-
prGset Seir for @n9lGnberue. BORNE
frisau iOreOrist be fansne @nsIanoere;
BET par en- Gel al be tanabife 3iGlpe,
trooper.
0anoelsfr,ie / England. Stsni
be enseIite Auiier / Acknowledged biIisr
W eainleps @snuuIs meb @laos,
iporss Del bog / 6nnoelsUerosnen oolflI:
Zig llrO. Uian frp9ter for, al De Cor.
eneoe Stnisr enoru mere Ifal ubuioe
osrss 9anoel pan @n9Ianos Betoitnin9
0eriil tommer, at belle oct sn9sIffe 9rs
bosrosiiO I9u9sre lib bar !iot unosf
aIuorIi9e Grpt. Priierne paa 6eoe
mioIer tiger iaa bstposIi9t, at man
irpster for atbeibsrnrOllsbeosr os
eneesis bIioer ame,iianit Waitiusri i
lisbie fisrre WaaIeftot en- ui9tIs 5nbs
fsrielsssniuno, buiItet ssr be. snseIits
Marteo aoltiuis aibrat.
Zen NnarfiIt, fom | CONNER for:
is9ts ct atisntat paa ben pstfite Sbab
unbsr osnneS YariieropboIo, 1 Qsr
bags bIepen cemt fra 9iuet.
Sen fineiiIfe Gnfefeiierinbe ltul
after pare eeo. Wien ON bet benne
Sang er Ianot, tan ui lite af9sye.
MooODs Gfterisl9er. Gil Bare.
td9er al oenne ltore, abode D@uanse'
Iift"s @srnins er uolet en- en9eIit Son.
srss0iionaIif Paiior y. Sampled
M organ, Der bar ueret BrGit / gri'
fol os nu u bet gonbon. BaltOi
Wor9an ffaI baue iost ga til &alcst,
9an bar tioIisere patt Opm9rtfOmbet
Oso IN Ratte 5Oreoras / 0OrtsfieIo,
Masi.
Zen npe 0ooeoiefretar for SrIonb.
@eor9eB pnob a m, iOm bIeu for
fat BERTH fra fin Si,uins | arissmini
ferist, bar iirats punoet Srernss Dab
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

at fierne Ganoen, efter at ben er bIepen
!ssnst. Dette Sanr for fig paa fel9enbe
Waube:
@fter at Dentilten bar anbrogt bet
nnonte gosuingsmiooel, penter ban en-
Glib lang. inbtiI 8irtuinseu sr inb:
trnabt, o9 ifrioer iaa til anben Att at
5nrcen, nemli9 Eantens 6ierneIie. s
ben AnIebnin9 9riber ban meo bBire
6aonb fat | Batlentens Ytunb og 9iuer
bam meb ben uenftre ct Par Drffiseu.
Den 9aduo. Der sriber ON Ganben, er
/ JfegIen bGtfet meb ct Stptte tgnbt
8ei euer elite, aft efter Ganol99enS
9~erbi9beb. Web benne 9aanb ubfores
nosIs Yeu9selier, Der ifut ftjuIe 6uits
IafteIIen af ct Sniirument, iom bar
uaret gent inoenfor Sopirst eusr
Silfen. pa be ttIfsiebe Drtfisen o9
Gyftet / Sanbeu timber Steo pau lums
me Glib. ct Batientsn 9onife / Yilbteoe
meo, buab Der egeutli9 9aar for fig.
6pppiat maa Qb5nin9smiolet anuenoes
fleye @anse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

9uns fsrfte Gambling a nemlis ct
6Orbuo mob afbOIbsIie Of ct irf 5olfss
msoe. Bofiiiet ffreb inb meb oebnet
6uuno. men Msbet oifuttsoes ~ienere
unber Yroteit inoenfor en- WsoeIaIs
bsffpiteHoe Wure.
Gbitago'4 narfiiternes 5%ooSong b.
IL. NOu. Tube baue uGret I.iret al
Reninosieaer / lpItluuO, men POlitiet
fJr6eb 6eften.
Sor9iitning. era st. P~efersbur8
msoOeles. at / ct Pi9einnttut bIeo for.
IsOsn $50 gleOer forsiftebe Deb Wao,
iOm par fo9t UtetuIfur. 5Iere er beoe;
Rsiisn Iie9er farIis ip9e. De bstte ale
I'll Ariltotrntiet.
eotialiItmeber bfeu / Ssnoeos of.
boIot | aue bel9t1te Dyer. Ser boIoles
en- flor Demonltration til 6oroel for
v~ulminoeIis Stemmeret".
Sernbanenlpffe Yerlien. 8ultnr
msorprer fine lGrsgue beipoeI,9e carer.
Oct inbier perlerne o9iaa nu. 5 Ssr-
bags Iiete Der nsmIt9 ueo 3tllls en- Seln:
buusulgtte, iom tolteoe aoiftuise Mens
nslter giUet euer IlusfGrIig Staoe.
Ipglen pasieoe life. Oct bersttes
ON paoe Geo Den l0oe, at ban bapos
bait IN ooermaabe trip Drsm. 9an
orpmte, at ban oar bso o9 ltoo ioran
Dimmelporien. Der bauoe ban tpI:
senbe Sumiale meo st. Peier, iom ltoo
inoenfor. Yeter: r9pem er ber?" SEQ:
.Paue SEQ ben l0oe; Iut OPP. y:
u6pis bu er Paue SEQ ben lobe, iaa tun
Ou IeIu lutte op, ibt ou bar 10 ReQIen~.
g.: .0e9len bar leg bel; men ben pas.
lsr lite, tbi entber bat %loranotet 2aa'
len".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Oct Jamie, prGSti9e Marmormo'

Oct samle, prGSti8e Warmormo'
nument ousr Rons breoerit ssn
6srfie af Danmarf Slesui9s Doms
firte Ifal nu flpttes. TIMBER Wonumen'
let boiler Rons 5rsbsrit, Drowning
SOfe os beres Son, Prins Sans.
Wan amer lite, buOrfor 2pfterne MI
lite Longer fan taoIe at bape bette Mo'
nunent %ltaaenoe paa ben samle Plaos.
men at BET itaI isres ben ct anoet Steo
| Domtttt.n, boor bet faar mnbre
beloist.
Ira @rGnien. Utter er en- @aarb
/ RorbIesOis sauet Opsr paa ipffe 9an'
Der. Den prsisfite Reserins bar tsbt
.9unbssaaro", umiobslburt ueo @rGn.
fen, for en- Gum al SO, 900 Start.
6snfigisu msb bisis @lenbomsinbfsb
er at banne lieeiom ct BGIte al ipife
Gjsnbomsbsfiobsre Ian9s Spo.@ rGnlsn
for berpsb at %afffare 0orolsspiserne
fra bet birsrte Samtusm meb 5poerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
%mdEmSSs@
u0ldnoet.
%SgTfaSfIIgIgI@
MrrfeliseH Dbeber fra O9 ON
SDbafrifa.

Der bar after iiaaet ct lferre Gloe
Spbafrita; ueb . otbasoiIIe lpt:
febes bet ~gnsI9nberns, Der | ben fibfe
lio tuerS bar Iiot en- Del minbrs 9tes
oerlag, at faa Ram paa m Boerb9r.
Sitter fore Cab paa bs9se Sioer
matte 8oerne ftp; men man mac efisr
ben Gatiit at BONNIE. Tom bisis MI fsIs
ger, antn9e, at famine 9Gr oil uiie fig
S%maaSrnpper runot Omtrin9.
9sB ct, ben aleiteosneruarenoe",
iom 2orb RobertS ielp falber BAN,
bar osioa u9ret / SIus = bsnne Gang
Deb Rensburs 9absfteO. 9an itaI pare
bleuen iaaret / Benet.
Ulen buuo ffaI man tro; ban bar nu
ifelse 8psterne pGret iaaret utaaise
@anse os bob Here @an9e. @nsI1ns
oerns ignes / faa 6sulssnos at bare
iGrli9 lOert ueo at tOnirolsre berss
Dnifer.
Oct mGrieIi9ife Npt tommsr fra Con.
bon. 9erfra forIpoer bet nemlts. at
ben lniIoe Doerptaiosnt Rra ger,
buiS oiplomotiffe 8unlt mere END cen
Gang bar lat Is 3 a mberIu in 9rau
9aar i pOpsbst. bar uOpsnfst en- ny,
l.oi laae: Ylan.
SaG mart ban LANDER / Grantris.
ifal ban - ifsIse bette en9eIfe Rp9ts
= uonGUne fig ielu til iptciel u oieuoins
for be 10 Republifter / Spbairita, o9 /
@9enftab Of Electromagnetic unmObe DC
europGifte 9etmostsr FAINT be 3Or-
eneoe Stater ON at iammentalbe en-
meusmioIt:Iis Rou9res tor bet lpbafri'
'anlts Spsrssmaots snbeIise Qpsnins.
0snne aon9res, Der aasrsos sour
9u9lonb tnnst til 6isrtet, fOrbi BET
paa 6Orbdano TENDER oeus Hsiultat
maa Chamberlain for enbuer Pris bape
%forpurret.
Gil ben @noe uil gnsIanb. inben
8il5ers Opraab Ton fremtomms, isss
at faa %notifcerst be Surge Raster an:
saaenbs be to capabilities Aunsttsrins.
6srueb opnaar 10 England, at Ras.
terne fun usb at title fig paa RrissfOo
meo 0ronnins 8ittOria Tan fOrbanbIs
Spsrssmaalet.
Man itaI 10 bsre meset. inoen Qrene
9au al en- = besp9rre or Der lite ms9et
6aab ON, at que bisie YIansr CT anbst
susr mere END 5%antoffOltre / be ansites
li9e snselfe Yen9emanbs 9jerner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
&ineHife 2Gger.

Oct lfaar / bet beIs meset baurIist
til mso ben finei &c z rseuioen fab,
og be f .lte 2aser / "Utibtens
Rise" er tuu llet ca ret 6ulfere /
5asd. 9iolisere, msbens man enonu
bprtsOs Stuoist al be samle msoicinits
Rlasftere. fanotes Der enonu en- eG9es
itanb fom @ren At be eeroes Stano,
men ben Dag / Dag sr bel let OF taus
De t%ineiifs Eager, Der fan opuiie en- al
be tire otdbemilte @raoer. Cite Tibet
b~icruser ben ouerbdanota9enbe Opertro
til ben tinef1ts 9eseuioenffabs nuuGren:
Dc lltanb.
S&ina bar snbusr liaobele i at
tatOs fig 9a8e, ntn | atL ..oeIi9beb
Ipncs gaseuaroisbeoen bog at sda 4ru
fra Generation til @sneration at ben
fimpIe @runo, OF man 9rer melt I'll.
lib til be Eager. Der tan opoiie en bel
Ratts abuer / bet iamms Gag. aues
r.be unbsr s beu;D lei aoudre'
bes Golf mob at labe fig bsbnnble al
Eager, Der lite bauoe minoit tire @eneras
toner af 9aser bag fig. Der finoes
enbos | Harbeoeu al Is 3 in y o to
aunbSbpsr, Der bssse fun er beboeoe al
10 iorifsuise 29sefamiIier. aue SAINT
lisrnes manoIise WeoItmmer er Eager,
% er iaa beremte ouer belle bet itore
Rise, at Der leIu fra be fiernelte @9ne
tommsr Spse til De 10 martelise 2anoss
bpsr for at isSe ben 6sIbreoeiie, iom De
lite bar tunnet fiube anbet Steos. Da
@ute. teiieriuoen for nosIe Iiaar itoen
bIsu ipg, bIeO be msit beremte WsoIem'
mer al oisle qGSefamilier taIot I'll 9ot.
let % opiOroreoe til at neofiriOe oeres
Reuin9 ON Droninoens epSbom, til
lrOos for, at be aIeeIes lite iteotes for
lsnoss Nnipn. Wan ousrelie benz meo
0RcersbeUisnin9er, men eiplG9erue,
Der naturIisuis anida fig isIu Tor nfeiIs
barIiSs, log lite rin9sft !9snfgu I'll
oerss aouc9srs Raao.
QeIi mansier DC tinsiilte Eager bog
lite 6a9uooannslie. Com geretic tia
brinasr De e, Bar Gar Dos Priuat.
praesptorsr, Der ct Rp, iost be antter
en- aontraft meo benz. De forretter
6aOnOlansersernins Dos bereS 9Grere,
nubsrsr fittigt oeres &teepter, lptter
meO gesarIisbeb sfter buert at be pie
Orb, Der tommer oper beres 9aber. for
luttsIig. noar S9retiosn er omme, al
iese 8ratsis ielu ct eaer anoet Steo.
9aa rsoe Stilte uobaiunere be iaa for
gerbsn oeres nbpre 8ioen og antager
Ute fialbsnt beres bolt belsmte eGres
meltas Raun. Dten | oct fore Rt9e
inOss Der utaaise, iOm uosuer eeSes
ortlombsbsn uben at baue bait ben
i~isrnslts 5oruboanneIie. Saaieoes bes
rettss Der ON, buorIebes en- Opipnss
manb uee ct Atienal blep en- al be meit
aniets Eager | 8 bansboi. 90 ban
bauoe miliet fin plabs os | Ienssre Sio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

@Gr aetiom naar De uufommfr til
8eroeushaOeu @9icaSO, at Ge lille ialOer /
6anberne paa 8ebrasere. Grin til os, oe
ri pil mobta9e Tenn peb Stotioneu. 6uif,
OF Suie Gtsturiionen oigaor ben 20. Ropbr.
fto popsOtontoret, 1876 e. aiu3ie Str, Gbis
cigo, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Spn0erjDaanb.
st Seicg
hos
GUITAR Sobennien.

gn reifenbe 6o~rrslponbent | Ssnbers
ipaanb for Blabst p%8ebenbapn" siuer /
nGunte Blab en-, iOm bet lpnes. ombp9s
ssIis os puulibeIis Beretutns ON ct
Seiss Dos &issoassmano gu / ap
Sobnnnen / 6lsnsbors. Otter en-
Snbleonins bsretter aOrreipOROenten:
g9es ipsraer bl. a. ON De banifss
Jrsmtiosuoligier, ON ban tror, ben
Grsmsuue. Der M / mango Mar bar ueb'
paret, pil fortlGttes, ON lite fommenoe
Slaster oil llsie at laa at 8aniibsoen
Iiot eifer Iiot oil b."
yRsi!" iuarsoe 9Obanaien, bet tror
iss lite! 0i bar llnsbommsn pna Dor
Sibe, % 5rsmiiosu sr tlngoommens.
Gen SlGst, Der ftaI aflsls cen nnuGs
renoe, er iu9riimoo lun9t beore ruitef
snb Dor. Og ben uil uouitIss enonu
mere, sunffe uuturtist. ioroi ben fsler,
bet er %nsbuenbist, iimpelt ben, fot BEN
peb. at oens 5OlfsIiu II / Gaze, bpis
ben nsier ai."
Reu fig mig nu," iperser je9,
.bpis De oa uiI os fan = boao MI meo
fsIue @enforsninsen meb 8anmmt,
fom sr snbuer RorbI ssDisers itiae
Drsm2 9ror De paa en- iaaoan @ens
fOrenins. o9 uiIoe De onis bet for bell
oiat ON ben for 9ts. ftets peo Realiia'
tion uf Oct / uisfs 8reoie pnoeoe Gante.
experiment - psb Qunn9, berueb al
Gplflono en- suropGiit 6rig euentuelt
bIsp ben lille oe lan Tom en- al 5reoss
betineeIlane III bifteret Rort IltsuiSs
@snfOrenine meb DOnmart.
e min Stiain9 bolbu leg bel
Tor rioiiat lite at ubtaIe mig ON li9e
@ueniualiteter. Wlsn ies tan gsre no:
oct oubsi. SEQ Tan erinore Dem ON,
Of felipe Bismard en- Gang bar list, at
an srobrst BefoItnin9. Der ibsli9 % lbes
li9 protelfsrer mob Annsts fionen lite sr
Daro at de. 90 iss oil iise Gem snonu
at: Seq pil albris uars msb til, busrten
paa ben enc suer ben auoen nIouIise
Raabe at pirfe for Norbnesui9s gsss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Eri HrDuei

Stebenious Blob % 9epers6b reuier 9lOoet. furez
rer etgres % eeoer= 5baoonme, .Eorltoppeiie. ~trnfterbe
9oofoptne. giDer liar AHitatsfarpe. SfriU otter fri
Hreue eler ienb p Cts. Tor en- Batfe, tilienot pDrtDs
fIit. Sfrto efter Dor Blnu for Ngeuter. @nopioeee
alle ifnuoiunpiife gtebiciner iaoiom aron Gsients,
YtCoer 3raabtT. 4ioets BALKAN oiu.
STENENSONS APOTEK,
2J03-Sth st. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
9ruffenIfab

fan fursrss. - Or 9eres U1auo, Brobrr. Gaber
eier noaen al 5ercs Sl@atninge lioenee al ben
eD9bom. EruifeHtdbenp VI har Ct hftert Dio.
bel berimoo, ng iom Ian bliDe aiuet eatienien
uben bennts 8iorlbe. Sfrip ffter nGrmere Gp'
I~usninger oa inol9g ct &c Grm9re. aoresier 8r
Vi b. Saunoers Il Co., eta. G.. Chicago. Jn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

Oct 10. WarbunoreoeS Itsrfe @fs.
IN iion aisaar fra ". Wortenien & Sos
9opsbtonlor, 1875 Is. 8inSie Ctr, ben 20.
Rouember, % ON Se eniter COB Y.abs,
nOsen of be imaa 3abptter i .Rorse4, iubs
Ienb IS | Snoit.iuninsspen9e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-15
Diuests what yOu eat.


world? She is more thoughtful Of the
attitude she strikes upon the carpet than
how she will lock in tho judgment; more
worried about her frecklcs than her sins;
more interested in her apparel than in
her redemption. The dying actress whose
life had been vicious said "The scene
closes Draw the curtain Generally
the tragedy comes first and the farce aft
crward, but in her life it was first the
farce of useless life and then the trag-
edy of a wretChed eternity.
Compare the life and death of such a
one with that of some Christian aunt that
was once a blessing to your household. |
do not know that she was ever asked to
give her hand in marriage. She lived
single. that, untrammeed, she might be
everybody's blessing. Whenever the sick
were to be visited or the poor to be pro-
vided with bread she went with a bless
ing. She could pray or sing "Rock of
Ages" for any sick pauper who asked
her As she got older there were days
when she was a little sharp, but for the
most part auntic was a sunbeam, just the
one for Christmas eve. She knew better
than any one else how to fix things. Her
every prayer as God heard it, was full of
everybody who had trouble The bright
est things i'll all the house dropped from
her fingers. She had peculiar notions,
but the grandest notion she ever had was
to make you happy. She dressed we'll
auntie always dressed well-but her high
est adornment was that Of a meek and
quiet spirit, which. in the sight OF God
is of great price. When she died, you all
gathered lovingly about her, and as you
carried her out to rest the Sunday school
class almost covered her coffin with
japonicas, and the poor people stood al
the end of the alley, with their aprons tc
their eyes, sobbing bitterly, and the mar
of the world said. with Solomon, Her
price was above rubics," and Jesus, as
unto the maiden in Judaa. commanded
Il say unto thee, arise"
Copyright 1900. by Louis Klopscn.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-15
DRINK WAS HIS CURSE.
A Suicides Explanation OF His Ruined
Career.

Francis Gray, who was a clerk in the
freight office of the New York Central
railroad in New York city Conmittc sui
eide in saloon on Tuesday by swallow
Ing carbolic acid in a glass Of beer
IN a memorandum book in lis pocket
We're two letters as follows:
Friend Decrng:-I have decided to quit
railroading altogether and bid farewell to
earth. Drink has been my curse since
boyhood and | feel that it is useless to
fight against it longer. Ny association
with the boys in the Office was very pleas
ant and | am sorry to leave you. but it
could not be helped.
feel justified in the step | am about to
take and have no fear Of tho end Fare
we'll FRANK GRAY
Dear Cous'n-I am about to Shu!'l" off
this mortal coil and want to say good-by
to you. 1t is useless for me to secure an
other position. as it would only be- a short
time before the demon drink would over
take me and | would be discharged |
have done everything possible to overcome
the drink habit but It is beyond M pow
or. and am only burden to myself and
friends. My friends have done everything
possible for me, but it has been of no
avail.
You have been especially kind to mo and
| thank you for it. VIII you and the tn
or friends see that my body is placed in
the family plot? When you have done this
YOU VIII have done all you can for m.
A sad farewell. COUSIN FRANK.
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HOW TO AVOID LOCKJAW.
Causes of the Dreaded Tctanus and
The Rest Treatment For 1t.

Bathers have long looked upon death
by drowning as their chief danger, but
there is another peril, less known, but
thousand times more frightful, the peril
of n death beside which drowning is
summer afternoons diversion 49, death
from the germ of tetanus or lockjaw.
The bacillus tctani diStills a poison so
terrible that the venom of a rattlesnake
is nectar compared to it. One grain will
kill 800 men.
These death dealing creatures love a
hot, damp climate. ANY grain of sand,
any tin can or rusty nail or scrap of meat
or broken clam shell, may have Il score of
them clngins TO it.
These are precisely the conditions OF
our American beach resorts-the moist,
warm air, the beach too often strewn
with rubbish and in any case Uttered
with broken shells and with bits Of
wreckage from which nails protrude.
1t is strange that the most deadly work
of the germ is done in late spring and
early autumn Fifty per cent of the
deaths from tctanus are due to wounds
on feet or hands.
After the bacillus has entered the
wound from to - days may elapse.
The bacilli do not themselves pass into
lne system Iucy remain III lHe Nouiu
but generate a poison which does their
work.
In most cases there are preliminary
symptoms similar to those Of an APP
preaching coda duh ache, located be-
fore the ear, followed by stiffness in the
muscles of the lower jaw. There is a
growing difficulty in opening the mouth.
and attempts to swallow eXaggerate the
symptoms. The jaws then become lock-
ed, and the disease passes downward to
the rest of the body.
In the open air the bacillus remains in
active. 1t is only when it enters more
deeply and gets away from the air that it
becomes dangerous. 1t may be rendered
harmless by cleansing the wound with a
mixture of ! part carbolc acid in 20
parts of water. Afterward the wound
should be filled with tincture of iodine.
If the wound should be deep one,
caused, for instance, by nail, or if it
should be a acerated wound, caused, for
example, by gunpowder, or crushed
wound as with a hammer, the operation
OF cleansing may be difficult matter
and physician should be called in, who
may inject anttoxin. - San Francisco
Call
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Distressing stomach Disease.

pcrmantly cured by the mastery power
of south American Nervine Tonic In
Nllids need suffer no longer, because this
great remedy can cure them all. 1t is a
cure for tn. whole world Of stomach
weakness and indigestion. The cure be-
ems with the first dose. The relief IT.
lrings is marvellous and surprising 1t
makes no failure; never disappoints No
matter how long you have suffered, your
cure is cel tain under the use of this great
health giving force Pleasant and always
tlfe,
Sold by w j. Henderson & Co., druggist.
IL College St, Burlington Vt.
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Distressing bladder and Kidney Diseases
relieved in six hours by New Great South
American Kidney cure" 1t is a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding prompt
ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidn Us
and back in male or female. Rel, re-
tention of water almost Immediately. IL
you want quick velief and cure this is the
remedy.
Sold By w, ]. Henderson & Co., liz COL
legc St, Burlington, W
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He Fooled The Surgeons

All doctors told Renck Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering 10
months from Rectal Fistua, he would die
unless a costly operation was performed,
but he cured himself with Bucklen's Ar
MICA SalVe the best in the World Surest
Pile cure on Earth. PC a box at j. w.
O'SUlliVan's Drug store
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1.-The Strength of Twenty Men.

When Shakespeare employed this phrase
he referred. Of course. to healthy, able
bodied men, If he had lived in these days
he would have known that men and wo-
men who are not healthy may become SO
by taking Hood Sarsaparllla This med
icne, by making the blood rich and pure
and giving good appetite and perfect di-
gestion, imparts vitality and strength TO
the system.
The non-irl1tating cathartic-Iiood' 3
Pills.
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NJ B. Smith, Buttornut, Mich, says:
DE Wits Little Early Risers are the
very best pills | ever used for costiVeness.
liver and bowel troubles"
J w. O'Sulivan, W. P. Hall, r. II.
Parker, f. Gosselin. e. r. Crandall.
WinUoski