People's voice., 1900-02-01

sion being his 731 birthday, and passed
a pleasant evening with the venerable
old gentleman aud his eStimabe wife.
Rev. Price received several nice pres
entS as RENE smbranceS nf the occasion.
Tnere we're present: Rev. and Mrs
| Nm. Long, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Saylor,
tir. an1 Mrs. Ed Klein, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. NJ. Miilard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Hickman, Mr., and Mrs. Fletcher
| Price; Miss Bertha Price.
Ghosts would frighten miny peplp.
who are not afraid Of germs. Yet
the germ is real danger. II this.
microscopic animaIiSm could be mag
nlded to siz2 in proportion TO il>
deadlineSs it would shO8 like a giant
python, or fire breathing dragon.
The one fact to remember is that
the germ is pOweTleSs to harm the
body when the blood is pure. II isl
far easier to keep the germ out tn 81
to drive it out after it obtains a hold
10 tue system. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical D Scovery is the most power,
ful and perfect of blood purifying
medicines. 1t increases the quantity
as well as the quality of the blood,
and enables the body 10 resist disease,
or to throw il off if disease hlS
obtained a footing in some weak
organ. Wherever the digestion is
impaired, the nutrition Of the body is
diminished, for the blood is made
from the food which is eaten, an0
half digested food cannot supply the
body with blood in quantity and
quality adequate to its needs. For
this condition there is no remedy
equal to "Golded Medical Discovery"
1t cures ninety-eight out of every |
hundred persons who give 1t a fair
trial. When there is constipation DR..
PIerce's Pleasant Pellets will promptly
relieve and permantly cure.
The VOICE predicted that the
Topeka Capital would make a bigf
fOFtuae out Of the scheme to have
Rev. Sheldon edit the paper a week
on the what-would Jesus.do pan, and
stated that it was the cleverest move
for free advertising any paper ever
made, The Capital is attracting
almost as much attention as Dewey
received. 1t is great wonder that
some big paper did not think Of the
scheme before the Capital thought Of
it. The Capital has received orders
for 10000 copies during Sheldon week
from New York City alone. 1he
subscription price Of the Capital has
been raised TO % cents for Sheldon
week. This means areyenue Of 81 500
already received from New York. and
there are seven weeks yet in which to
receive subscriptions. The Capital
force will be too snail TO take care Of
the subscriptions as The 18Th Of March
approaches. Think Of the millions Of
church members who will want the
paper during Sheldon week, to say
nothing of the countless number of
Others who will want to read the
paper out of curiosity? Why didn't
some "agen5" think of a scheme TO
secure control Of the Capital and then
work Rev. Sheldon to edit it for a
week? One advertiser has already
applied for 5000 lines of advertising,
and as the big papers charge 10 cents
per agate line (l5 ceu's for a line tie
SIZE of this type for every thousand
copies of the paper issued, this will be
small fortune 10 itself. Rev.
Sheldon is tOTeceive no compensation
or editing the paper
Winfield Courier: There are yet no
guards on the tate line enforcing the
quarantine against Kay county. Com
mISsiOners Pierce aud Swain are here
'oday discussing tue matter, but the
result is still in dnuOt At Newkirk
yesterday the town was full OF people
from all over Kay county aud the pro-
quarantine sentiment was so strong
that Kansas man was hardly sac.
a resolution Was passed declaring ali
the towns in Kay county under strict
quarantine regulations, aud that the
quarantine by Kansas was a Senseless
outrage. 1t was acknowledged, how
ever, that the regulations with the
exception Of Penca City had been es.
tablished since the publication of
Secretary Swan'sprOclamatiOn. POnca
City is AID has been for some time
qlarantined against Newkirk and
Blackwell. The latter place, where
the disease originated, has made no
effort to control the disease until
within the last few days. The case is
approaching an interesting climax
which must be reached soon.
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