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Don't drink too much water when cy-
cling. Adams Pepsin Tuttf Fruttl is an
excellent substitute.
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It seems natural that egg cups should
be sold by the set.
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Garlic, salt. bread and steakage put
into the cradle of newborn baby in
Holland. -
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The very emaciated beggar is often 6
case of skin and bones.
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What to DO In EN- cies,

Choking With\a Fish If the
bone is q small one G,yal a NOR
sci of bread half ehewed ky remove
it. If the bone can be- seen it may be
taken out with the !fhsgers. Sometimes
a sharp blow on the back will dislodge
1t. If none of these methods avail
medical aid must be obtained.
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Every Bow and Girl

should learn to write with Carter's Ink. be-
linCs in Ink" free. Carter's Ink Co.. Boston.
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OF the cotton crop Of the world four
!. ffths is produced in the United States.
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In good condition, but otherwise cap
not say they arc of any partlcu"
value.
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To Cure q Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRo2o QuININB TABLETS. All
druggists refund the money II It fails TO cure.
z. W. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
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The Best Prescripticp fsr Chilas
and Fever is a bottle of GROVES TAsTELKss
CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply iron and Quinine IN
4 tas,eless form. No cure-no pay. Price 5Oc
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Kansas has 300 -four mills, with capac-
ity of O,OOO, 900 barrels year.
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Fly in IL, Eye-This is a very COM
mon occurrence in the summer time,
especially when cycling. When q fly
gets into the eye gently rub the eyelid
in one direction to bring the fly to the
inner corner Of the eye, and it will
then be able to be removed with the
fingers. If this fails lift up one eyelid
so as to get the other under it to sweep
it.
Bleeding at the Nose-If this Is ex-
cessive it must be stopped at once.
The brow and nose should be bathed
with the coldest water possible. An
upright position must be maintained,
the head thrown back and the arms
raised, and ice or cold piece of steel
applied to the spine.
Cuts-These are not dangerous un-
less the blood spurts out in jets, which
shows that an artery has been sew
cred. In this case press the wound
with the thumb and send for doctor.
In the case OF a simple cut If torn and
laeerated, Wash well with cold water,
ana SIC an sand Of glass be in it It
i iifilast lie: carefully removed; then cut
Etxo 81 re ptepes of sticking plaster,
& Ee fire, and one by
one apbI$ Z! to the wound to keep
the ed 6a S fsex Apply a piece of
lint, ard 03r6r his q bandage must be
put. The mus. Sbe kept clean, but
the dfesai h0uld not be disturbed
ss,oftener i is actually necessary.
q Catching Fire q child's clothes
catch fire it should be thrown down at
once, and a hearthrng, blanket or any
woolen article rolled around to extin-;
guish the flames.
Bruises Apply a lotion of arnica as
quickly ase possible and continue for
some time. Vinegar and water !s also
very excellent.
A Jammed ..Finger-This is a very
painful accident, but the best means
Of relieving the pain is to keep the
finger in as hotwater as can be borne.
!: Dog or Cat Bites-If child gets
ten by q dog there is no necessity to
be alarmed about it, as there Is no
danger unless the animal is rabid at
the time. The part bitten should be
we'll washed in cold water 10 which q
few drops of antiseptic fluid has been
aGhled, afterward suck the bite well,
and wash again with salt and water.
Scratches from cats sometimes take
long time to heal, as they leave a
ragged wound. They must be care
fully washed and bound up with a lit
tie lint wetted in warm water. In q
day or two apply little cold cream.
Wasp StiIgs-Apply ammonia OF
hartshorn. If this is not at hand
strong soda may be used, .afterward
rubbing with olive oil.
ToRemove;a a Ring From the Finger
If oiling or soaping the finger is not
sufficient place the hand in very cold
water for q few minutes, wipe dry.
Then take a long thread and roll it
tightly and closely round the finger,
beginning at the tip, and when the
ring is reached slip the end through
and endeavor to work It gradually off.
Sprains-Gently rub with some stim-
ulating lotion, then wrap the limb in
a flannel bandage, or if the pain is
very severe hot lamentations may, be
applied. The limb should be raised on
n pillow at night or on a chair by day,
and kept rested as much az possible.
On NO account use the sprained joint
until all pain is gone. For the stiff
ness which frequently follows use cold
salt water douches.
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Bleeding at the Nose-If this Is ex-
cessive it must be stopped at once.
The brow and nose should be bathed
with the coolest water possible. An
upright position must be maintained,
the head thrown back and the arms
raised, and ice or a cold piece Of steel
applied to the spine.
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DROPSY ds:y i.s DISCOVERY 10y sa:s. ss.s: s.s:
casos Book Ct testimonials and 10 days treatment
free. Dr. l. Il. GREEN 8 Bohs. Boz 3. Atlanta. O.
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Sold by Druggists 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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PAYS. "a TnlS Ms1s4I pAFsG 81
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Bruises Apply a lotion of arnica as
quickly as possible and continue for
some time. Vinegar and water :s also
very excellent.
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CASARETS take directed
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-20
Can Beauties Be NADER

y would rather my daughters sh,.,,
De porn pretty than good. said ,oo,n
eI- can train them to be good hg,
cannot make them pretty Sba ous
somewhat jestingIy. but She w. spoA 1e
risht, nali wrong. II ~ almost al a 80.
10 train children to be attractiv. - edss
son as IN Character, asserts the MI,
Gator There are traits of blood ub1oh
NJ amount n training can overcome nna
there are homely faces which cr,,.. a.Ia
care from babyhood will never or rsnsat
more. than bly, good-looking. w.
cnlldiSn figures. Ike young trees rna,'t
rendered snapeiy by physical cuIiura
while complexion Is largely a matter q;
dlet, OF bathing and " exercise.
Espyt0lOglStS tell us that the yro,Ja-
fui beauty OF the Egyptian princassa'
must be attributed to the careful nbgsI'
cal culture given To each daughter nFth.
royal family from the moment OF NJ
birth, and many Of the methods of skin
culture pEactlsed Pr the specialists 81 To-
Gay nave been revealed from tn. panvr,
OF old Egypt. The hair may be eritiya.
ted' so also may the teeth: lessons frnn,
A good dancing master in early child
mood rarely fail to give the ease al cav
fiast ana grace Of pOise which are among
me chief Items OF the indefinabye whnis
winch we designate as style" Gvinnas-
nc exercises, judiciousiy taken. feyelo,
the hgure and improve the health Wjthon.
when there can be no true beauty and
Ie" people viii venture to DENY ina.
dress does make a great deal of diNsr-
ence-Quite as much a. the franz INA
the light In which ii is hung max. in rho
appearance OF a picture.
but above all the true secret Of beauty
lies in cheerfulness and good ternnar
lhe fairrst face becomes repulsiye when
distorted Uv passion or sOurei by III tenn.
per, while the plainest features grnw
beautiful when glorified by the light OF
a beautiful soul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-20
OLD HOME WEEK
In New Hampshire Brought TO Close With
Exercises a! kiount Vernon

Mount Vernon. y. H. Aug 19.-The
close Of Old Home Week in the State
Of New Hampshire for this year was in
this town, today. and the closes was
fitting one. considering the fact that
this town was the first to make any
elaborate effort 10 observe the ocCd-
sion Of its inception in response to III"
proclamation a year ago: and. today
the town was honored by the presence
Of Gov. Frank w. Rollins. the author
IF Old Home Week. as special recog-
milton Of the part this quiet and pretty
town has taken in the two yearly frs
tivals.
The Sunday service was held in the
meeting house. and at it Gov. Rollins
made an excellent address. reviewing
the benefits which have come ID the
state and what the festival meant for
future. He also advanced the idea Of
a conference Of representatives. of tire
summer population to talk over Ques-
tions concerning social. moral and civil
life in the Granite State for its greater
and lasting advancement.
The Old Home week sermon was
preached BY Rev Donald Browne, pas
tor Of the Congregational church, ana
the governors address followed.
In the evening there was 4 laymans
service with several addresses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-20
PART OF PEKiN ON FIRE.
Fighting Going on in Streets. and Inner CITY
eeing Bombarded.

London, Aug. 2o.-i.zJ A. M-Rear Al
miral Bruce cables the admiralty from
che Foo. Aug. IL. as follows:
Am informed on jhc authority of the
Japanese that street fighting still con-
tinues IN Pekin, part Of which IS on tir,.
Yang 81 t3D prevented the Empress
from leaving. ana last stand j. now Be-
ing made.in the inner city. which IS sur
reunited by the allies and being bonn
barded."
Rear Admiral Bruce's report Of The con-
tinuatiDn Of lighting id Pekin puts j NOR
serious aspect upon the Chinese Situi-
ton than was generally expected here.
Il appears efectually to dispos. OF All
statements that Empress Dowagcr h4a
led, although cirCumStantial accounts ut
mr. departure continue - come from
Shanghai
Despite defeat the Chinese are appar-
entity resolved to make desucratc
struggle. not only in their old capital but
also IN other parts OF the empire. Chang
I'M Iung. NiCerON at Hank0W and Iiu
hnnyi. yiceroy AZ Eankin. according wv
adVIces from Shanghai, have threatened
the consuls that If the person Of the En-
press DOwaser is not respected. they will
Withdraw from their present friendly at
tiJude.
Another Shanghai dispatch announces
the deatn VI Ii Ping Heng. Chrng and
Pekin.
The mandarins in the southern prov
inces. according 10 a dispatch In The
Daily Press from Hong kong. have issued
AT important proclamation recognizing
the capture Of Pekin as a Just punish
ment of relctionary officials and warning,
the people not TO interfere with foreign
ers but also pointing out that the powers
should be content with the punishment
Of the Boxers ana then the restoration Of
peace. continuing. however. the!r opera-
tons to the north
Emperor Nicholas has wired to Gen
Linevitch. commander o. the Russian
troops in the province Of Pei Chi Iii. cor
graduating him heartily upon the rapiI
capture of Pekin and bestowinr upDn
MIN the third-Ciass Order OF St George
The russian Emperor also thanks Rear
Admiral -tlexief and the heroic Siberian
troops.
Gen. Gredokoff Russian commander 81
the Amur government. reports to the Rus
sian war office that Changan Pas was
captured. Aug. Is, after a bloody battle
IN which the Chinese suffered heavily
losing four or tive guns. The Russian
cavalry was in pursuit of the enemy
The principal Russian papers. notably
the NoN0e Nremya, commenting upon the
victory at Pekin. declare that Russia
should go no further in participating in
common armed intervention but should
limit ner military action to the frontier
and the Manchurian railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-20
A BRUTAL MURDER.
InsuIter Of a Woman Shoots the Man Who
Defended Her.

Rhinelander. Wis, Aug. 19.-Wm. F.
Fenelon. one Of Rhinelanders foremost
citizens. was shot and killed. last night,
by J. Bascom Robbins salesman for
Chicago crockery company. Robbins,
it is alleged. insulted one of the wo-
men clerks in Fenelon & Cos. store.
and Fenelon drove the salesman out
OF the establishment and pursued him
TO within a block of his hotel. Fene-
ION later went to to the hotel and as
he entered the office. Robbins. who was
standing near the desk, fired instantly
killing him. Robbins was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-20
POYetS ISSUES STATmENT.
The Trial a Farce and Blacksns the Name oil
Kentucky.

Georgetown. Ky, Aug. 19-Caleb
Powers issued a statement, this even
ing as follows:
ITO the Public:
Il am asked my opinion concerning
my trial and the verdict of the jury.
Could | have but one opinion? IAN
any fair-minded man or woman Of this
state have?
That one of the greatest Judicial
farces known to history has been
enacted here in my trial, under the
forms Of law. no Informed man
can doubt. Innocence is no shield.
with 500 900 and the methods Of Camp
bellites against you. The rectitudc Of
ones past life counts for naught. They
say Taylor is guilty because he was at
his office and that | am guilty because
l was away from mine.
This has been a political trial
throughout. for political purposes, ana
no greater mistake has been made by
the Democratic party since they
robbed us Of the offices to which we
We're fairly elected by the people.
There are good men and noble wo-
men in the Democratic party and many
OF them. They are not all bad. far
from il. A great many of them do
not endorse the theft OF the state Of
fees. A great many more will not en-
dorse this mockery Of a trial. this
prosecution Of the courts Of justice for
certain ends.
From the beginning of the campaign
until now. | have stood with what lit
tie OF merit | have had. for the rights
and the liberties Of the people. That
is my crime. That is the only offence
! have committed. That is the only
thing proven against me. | swore to
that myself in my testimony.
Il have never had and | now have
no apology to make for being true TO
the trust imposed upon me by a ma
jority of the voters Of this state. His
tory will draw its dark lines around
those who have outraged me and dis
graced the judiciary and blackened the
history of the state.
Il am very respectfully.
CALEB POWERS"
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Women Who Have succeeS.I

Mrs Anna NJ. Griffing of son,h -
49,. woman OF versatile gifts ahses
lung girl has had D. thoronyh As
ois,g ana has had positions ,ausical
sb,,r, anu soprano in several ~
when ~ She married a chemist ~
~ 'is si,, ne oied, leaving her with = and
10 support and daughters to eand iamily
instead Of selling out tha 40, 70 Col
iouhd Two competent cnerni..ihess
carry u on and overseeing ali tlsts 10
paying thing Of 1t. Desira,,,.n as made
understand IL herself. she fooE 70 fully
preliminary study at the New years
TX TX, % pharmacy and grad,,a,sdk col
tha $50. ctftIhGatg Of pharmacy I'm, ing
Wv Jersey TO gain one 'ah IN
<1IptheT successful woman -,
HHarnef task. Is Mrs. Glessner prratun .
49,, a." -. NO, who has just been ns,I q
clerk Of Vernon county. Her court
WY heid me position, died twn nahd
aBni ana Ars. Brady has perf"r, years
uatlss since then. She Is 20 pon,,,H his
fba cn,, Jaat ID out Of the 20 townshns 40
cty Nevada. voted for her. Aef nome
Mrs. ABBY Sage Richardson H. ~.
tViId DoratllE with her son IN fhs S'est
dtizatIon Of William Sage's novel aer liam.
f ed logfnay; for the stage She hal TOD 70
nico, the Prince and Paiper. !en.
other books 10 the needs Of the staea snd
DR.; Lucy Brown Of BROOKLYN IA
Tor Europe, where she will s,,as'. sxiied
educational congresses as delegate lsar
lIstefnatonal medical congress. cony,asee
o. lectra-theapeutics and radiliiIss -
congress Of hygiene and that ~ saoky.
GARY education. DR.. Hall-Rrown N
mace a name in the field Of electro. ~
apeatlcs' ana besides speaking at -.
congress OF observation-disclosures will ne ~
hibit number of electrical anDljsnna.ex e.
her invention All delegates To the ~ ~
tiernatlon4l medical congress. to be- be- MA "a
H. ra.ls, are entertained by Presiden,
ny the municipal council. and sn,aa
tanned at the Louxemburg.-Ex
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to the next step to be taken. Neces-
| sarily many OF the predictions as TO
what this VIII be are purely conjectur-
al, as 1t Is realized that complete and
definite information regarding the con-
dition or affairs in Pekin must be
awaited before any positive action can
be taken by the governments whose in
i'terests have suffered as a result of the
Chinese troubles.
we are on the threshold of an en-
tirely new condition of affairs: a new
aspect confronts u.s." said a we'll
posted official of this government to-
night. The efforts of the several gov
ernnents during the past few weeks
have peeh devoted to the rescue of the
lesaiioners in Pekin. Now that that
has been accomplished the course Of
the governments whose interests have
been affected is for the present one
largely of conjecture"
Inc presumption here is that the next
movement made will be an agreement
FOR an armistice. This may be under
taken by the commanders OF the Chin
csc army and those Of the allies on the
spot where the fighting. according TO
the latest reports from Pekin, appears
TO be still in progress. This accom-
plished. the question of the withdrawal
OF the foreign armies, the payment of
the indemnities and many other prob
lens may be left to commissions duly
appointed TO adjudicate them.
Ii Hung Chang has already been APP
pointed plenipotentiary by his gov
eminent 70 negotiate terms of peace.
and in rhiS J.
effectual attempt to stop the progress
OF the allies in their march to Pekin.
Whether Earl Ii will be continued in
that capacity by the imperial govern
ment is not that such seems altogether
possible as with his well-known ability
and his acquaintance with the world
he would be able to make possibly bet
ter terms than any other Chinaman
There are II nations. pointed out the
same official. which have suffered as
the result Of the Chinese disturbances.
All will expect a settlement Of damages
which have resulted from the Boxer
outbreaks the murder OF missionaries
and the destruction Of legation proper
". Spain is one Of these and although
she has not participated in the relief
expedition. she has suffered alike with
the other countries and viii expect to
be- Unidentified for her losses
II can be stated authoritatiVeiy that
up to this time there have been no ex-
changes between the United States ana
the powers regarding the steps to be
taken in the future to bring China to
terms. The sole interest of the United
States IN to this time has been the
rescue Of the legationers. which is nuw
an accomplished fact
Informal discussion has taken place
between the President and his cabinet
y what this government Will do To
PREPARATION for losses. but the conclu-
sion reached are purely tentative ana
in no sense definite.
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ADVICE TO NEGROES.
Rev. p. E. CuyIer Tells Them to Seek Legal
Redress for Their Wrongs.

New York. Aug. l9-The Rev. +. T..
Cuyler, pastor of Zion NJ f. church.
in his sermon. today, spoke about las
weeks race riots in this city. He
said in part:
The trouble that our people have
just gone through presents a disgust
ing and brutal spectacle. IN the trou-
bles that We have in the South even.
there is nothing to equal ii. There, at
least. the men who are in authority ana
whose duty il is To protect the citizens
Of The state do not participate in the
riots, but rather seek to shield from
the fury If the mob the innocent vic
Tins. Instead of suppressing the riot
ing the guardians of the peace appear
To have participated III the cruelty. The
police dubbed the colDred men and
the greatest damage done upon tn"
persons of our trouble was the work
If their clubs.
'Of course We know that the element
that made 20 much trouble is not repre-
sentative Of New York. The mobs were
composed Of hoodlums. roughs ana
toughs III every bad kind"
Mr.. Cuyler closed by saying h. an
not wish to stir his congregation up
over the matter. as there had been
trouble enough, saying:
We cannot fight. We are not
strong enough. If We attempted il
there would be only period of muir
dering that would ace Jmpiish nothing.
But we are citizens. even though y"
black. ard there should be some re-
dress in the courts for All we have SUI
fered. The city should be responsible
for the brutality that has been praC
ticed upon innocent people. ! advise
that some If our most responsible peo-
PIE get together ana tind out il some
thing cannot De accomplished in this
direction"
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IF you are tired Of paying big doctors
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+ you have tried All sorts 81 remedies
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If you have tried all the so-called old
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If you really want to get weil-and %
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IF you have a cold and even folks In
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and prevents pneumonia or grippe
IF you have rheumatism. try his Rheu-
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generally effects a cure before one vial
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If Won have any kidney trouble. try bis
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IF you are troubled with dyspepsia
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If a 25-ceut Vial OF these remedies has
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VICTIM or FOOLISHNESS.
Young Girl Plays Ghost and Is Killed by a
Thrown Brick.

Philadelphia, Aug. 19.-While fright
enins crowd OF negroes, tonight, by
pretending she was a ghost. Florence
Almond. aged Is years. was struck On
the head by a brick thrown by one 81
The negroes, and killed. The negroes
were gathered on lot at 57th and Lud-
low streets, and the girl. who lived
nearby had wrapped white sheet
about her. suddenly appeared before
the crowd. The latter scattered in all
directions and the girl was about to
return home when the brick was
thrown. She died in a few minutes.