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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
GAVE UP HIS LIFE
TO RESCUE A CAT.
Conductor John Boyle Fatally Injured While
Saving Pussy from Starvation
in Tree Top.

big black cat with white star on
It's forehead cried ri'itully In tn. TOP
OF tree In Newark avenue. Jersey
city, and 4 crowd collected and iookc ii
w a, 1t. but no one made a move to
help il down.
Itwa. the ne, Of little Minnie wise.
man. Ntoo va!n!y called to It.
II was afraid TO come down and. saz.
Ing through the orty-hve-!oot distance
that yawred between 1t and the side.
walk. II held tenaciousiy TO the bough
and cried almost like a child.
And the crowd below grew larger and
larger and all sorts Of schemes OF rescue
were being discussed wnen John BOYLE.
conductor on the Pennsylvania Rail.
mad. happened along.
His home Is at No. Is Orchard street
mex. doer to that OF the cats ..;tle
owner.
why. I'll brine the poor ,h.ns
down" said he. pulling on mis- coat.
lie began to climb the tree. BY this
time there were about three hundred
persons ~utch.ng him. At The w,ndoAs
nca, Dy c"::o::: woman looked oui and
followed the movement. Of the ma ~hp
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slowly assembled tho tree
II" cat looked down u,1n him, and
a. though rca.ixinr that rcscu. va
near ~ hnnd. ceased IL HtilinE
Boyle was a; last near n" cs, ii'
paused. for the cxcrt!on hal made him
pcrspirc freely and he was breathing
heavily. When he mad rested and
started 10 cover the distance bet wccn
himself and the cat. calling softly to II
Tho while, tIe cat wagxed It's tail and
purr.d softly. but did not move.
Now. Boyle was within reach OF It,
and standing on a slender branch. 10.
put forth his hand n cclzc the cat.
when the support beneath his Zee; gave
way. lie Sraspcd 'rantically NJ tho
nearby branchc. to save himself. hut
failed To S,asp them and fell back
ward to tho pavement.
\ cry ~ horror went M from those
who watched and several o. the women
tainted Ms Boyle struck the sie"aik.
lie was removed 4" the hospital an
conscious. lie IL suffering from inter.
NJ! Injuries. and the doctors say hi,
skull IL fractured.
There is small hope OF nc recovery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
GHOST IN
WAR OF MILLIONS
"Kick from the Grave" of Conner
King Smashes C|ark's
Plans.

When Wall street hears that a nEht
between millionaire Is In progress bank.
"r.. brokers and operator. open their
ears wide
To-day story Is heinE whispered
annut that tho recent rise In the price a.
Ama!Eamated Copper Company stock I.
not du" to combine between the
Rockefeller and Clark interests. hut be-
cause ~ good business and no Legisla-
ture to block the mines operations.
YOUNG W \. Clark. the millionaire 8
son. will no, he dresden: Of the com.
rany. 80 In. story goes. because tho
shade % old March,. Daily. his fathers
lifelong enemy. stands in the pathway o.
the YOUNG mans ambition.
|; was said that John y. Rockefeller.
William Rockefeller and II. II. Rogers
ali Standard OH men. had patched IN
pas, differences with Senator Clark and
would operate the amaiEama,ci com.
pan! In zach others interests.
incidentally /; VAS also reported and
taken for granted that tho stock In
AmalEa mated Copper hold by the estate
OF Marcus Daily had been sold 10 the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

Rocksfellers at a price abov. the mar.
k~t quotation.
There il whcr. the hitch came In
putting Senator C,ark's son In the Tres.
idents chair. Marcus Daily. heirs
mindful "f III. dead copper kings ma.
tired for Senator Clark. refused to sell
one share Of their holdings in tho Anal
Eamated Company as soon as they
learned tina; the Hockcfclicrs and
Carkes were friendly.
II was a kick from tho grave" =,
Marcus DAILY would have expressed II.
N!c"-f'r"sidcni Rogers refused 10 ..y
anything abont the stories in circulation
he would no; deny that there Nas
trouble among the -i",khoider. and TIA
TIE heirs OF the late Marcus Dalv stood
read, al all times 10 hgmil!nte senator
tlark and his family
Mcirwhh. Mr.. Rogers. who handle
and manages the Standard on interest, |,
IN copper. II placed In q somewhat ON
h,rrassinS position. which. strange 10
say. millions Canno, change. for III.
DAILY family. consisting chiefly OF tlir.,,
beautiful and loyal daughters Of The
dead copper king. simply Won, soil II
they believe that Senator Clark vii
he benefited.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

Ei'urs o' great newspapers arr III"
Sircr' % Information and Me ec.t ah,er
to the people
In practical snorlcdsc and Information
they nCri ell IN, oia.sss ot men ,h'!'
r"fF 'uti"s recurring 'N"m to sNr al
possible ncrs and Information Tor The sea
cral public
Their knowledge OF rhu {. tn, hs"
remedy t" cur" the rcop" h"'fc, 'hta
that even OF vhy',r.nn. b. uis" mrr
general more ~,drtrrcnd bnh IE.a'. from
the luisru,Asl" IS icrccs constantly NJ,
runT!atinS from all ntts ~ III" country.
from ,hcir readers their correspond mis-,
those most famous ard their own persona
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
What I:dItnr Il. u. Fleming.
Of the Northeast ArcuS. says Of
his marvellous cure by DR..
Erccuc'S .NrrvHra.

nr I. u Fleming -i7i Folk street
Nirneiroi MINI Editor S"rtbchF'
Nreur. Etrs
ncsrlrr. nights and general disorder
~ the stomach caused me . great trai ~
suffering some .lz months az" SoS"rnt
prominent rhyRcians rr"-crio'h for III" and
their remedies failed 70 assist me
fri.uh OF m'ur recommended br Greene
S"rNuri blood and u.ry" remedy aud !
am delighted 10 say N"rNura not unl'
gave tcmporars hn' prrmaurn, relief !
utri hut Two hni,lrs az the S"r,ura 'ni
m, surcrins IA. ceased and I 'icsr sound
Is Duriug m. past tour months has"
ga'uci fourteen pounds 70 weight, and ny
friends comment upon my general grui
aprcHtant, To ihO-. .ho arr suffering
ffnfu .rurral debility ehc"r'ully recon-.
unrni pr Gt"cne.t N"Nura blood aud
uGrNr remedy
Whcn rccpc arc sick alliuE Or "nt %
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lk" ny own. no matter the e,uso AZ
them
y IL a fact that our great cuisines. md
rfofessiorsl men arr fast aul'nE out The
aund.r'ui iuVigora'irE and strength giving
ru.T"rS OF this noat valuable discovery. IN
f.f-"nr'a N'fNuTa blood and merry" rrWri'.
T. IS the medicine for III" weak AMI H"rt-
OTIS n r...tnr'E health 10 III" sirh
IT'D rrinsrknhl. cur. Of Nr Iinisas after
everything clse hal tiilcd make nnoth"r
tunsp runuS PERSON restored To- health D.
Its rs. to add 30 the long aud cnnatan'l'
irrrrpsiuE lis ~ prominent and srll
tuoun r.nrl. wlin Hr" almost daily nul-
Iirhinr In ~" rip"rs statements OF 'heif
cure. rs his grand medicine
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.ve,t 20 uundrousiy beneficial and
strengthening that ! tried u second hottie,
strh the r.suit tia, am fnily restored 80
health ny nervousness has disappeared
and feel - hundred p"r cent better N
every way ! can recommend Ir Gr"pn"'
S"rNura without hesitation
n yUI need spring med cine u you are
run down wpaL nervous. isUiri'sd tire
easily wake mornings fl'ivu-d have rh"u.
ins,tsm neur,lci, or h"Ida,h" In fact, n
you are ont ~ Order and lack your old
time vim energy md pow.f. take this sure
re- s'otdiiYr pr GTe"ne'- Scr,Urs blood and
merry" remedy II - in>' what Nour sCs-
tom require NJ this season for II MACS
strong and gnrnus nerves, nur" rich
ulaoa gives aofnd sleep good digestion
and perfect action 81 liver ard kidrrN1.
ln hi. way 4, thoroughly 'l"anses the srs
tom ~ al ~ impurities purfes tho blood
and mak"s ven strong and yell W"
mr. Greene Scryura now
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
AsPHYxIATED IN BED.
Accident Ia l;as Tui,r Caused Death
Of Mrs. Annie Dennis.

Mrs. Annie Denn!., thirty years oil.
was found dead In hcr hall bedroom AZ
as Eas; One Hundred and Fourteenth
street carly to-day. The room wa.
filci with gas. which had csciue,i
from DISCONNECTED tube leading to a
gas stove.
Mrs. Dennis had been separated from
her husband Matthew. a p.astcrcr. for
tarce months.
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ACTORS IN A PANIC.
Thouht the Empire Was .Ahr~
and Rushed tn the street.

A small IRE at No. 100 West Fori!-;h
street this afternoon created consider
able eci,cment In ,hr vicinity OF Broad
way and Fortieth street.
The fire was In the plumbing shop OF
Grove & Co.. which Is jus; back OF the
Empire Theatre. Many though the En-.
pire was on hre. and the actor, and act
rcsscs who we're Assembling for the mat
inee rushed to the street to be .urc OF
t.,eir safety.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

she learned ~ li'r grandfather owner
shin ~ the land ,uir after nor faith
~, heath 4 short Kline ,gp. 81" s.Ss
thar thero are row ,hou; siN heir. all
~ them grandchildren "f John will.tt
IN" ~sy. ,l.t she IN. recently been
approached ~ several strangers VIII"
h,v. presented mi, claim deeds -
prpp"r;y ia cas.i"tna ana have hsk"d
her 4" ign The deeds Tor nominal
consideration
50 many III these propositions Ncr"
made 10 her thai she began an irv"s-
iigitirn, which convinced her that she
ana her sister wcr" tn. actual own"rs
OF the lani on when Castlct5n stands.
Mis- Wiii",t has engaged & y Der
rickson AMI Jane. u Lockwood at
irrnrSS, ANA ,Jcctm"ut sul'- SiIl h"
s'Hriri against the present occupants
OF III" llri -. s.,lrrs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

has among her passenEcrs JOSEPH, II.
Chna;c. IT., Thrill Secretary of the
Tinted States Embassy at London. who
/. on a leave OF absence.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

CHICAGO. March c.-Oiiiccrs Of n.
raw Anti-Cigar.ttc League were chosen
last night. Prof. Frank V. Irish. ~
Columbus. o.. Is President. Among the
directors Is John Wniamakc-.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

whn ms sV:rGrrtiply dedicated HI. song
~ the American -"iil.r to Lieut. Gen
Nelson \ M.l,s tomut,udcr 81 the I :
Army Nr liurl = mansscf NJ tn" news
paper bridgeport Morning linton. lie saw
Regarding the good effects Of ~
Ef"orC's N.rtufH blood anil nerve remsd,
{ cannot -nE enough I bad been working
81 spnd many hour, DAY and I was 20
run dawn thai f~ll something should b.
don ~ Uu,r brd rrrh 80 murh ~
S.r'ur that trisi hnt'i. to Nnd Iis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

me .V3SSachUsetfS Legislature.
m" editorial columns Of tho Sorthamp-
tor 'MasSl paily Hampshire Gazette. Of
Dee Is. give the particulars OF the re.
mArhahlr eur. hy br. Grcenc's Servura
blood and nerve remedy. OF Representative
char!cs : Crouch, one OF Northampton
shl-st snd hos known statesmen.
Editor ! g. G.re OF this leading news.
paper. nrfsonaily investigated the facts of
tbs wonderful cure. ard his widely.read
editorial states The dc,ails OF tho cure
sNsc'y "a they occurred giving Hon. Mr..
,rDuch's own worr:s
Las, spring did not 'c. IN my Usual
hcnith felt az tired In the morning rs
arsr I retired had no energy or ambition
10 80 nhou, q days work: no appetite with
which 10 regain strength and energy. In
hi. condition | worked along from week
30 vcck thinking that after while mat
tor. would rlEnt themselves and would
lei Ike myself again. Isu, to the contrary.
Srrs worse
knowing that ". Grccne's Ssrvura was
not a paisat medicine, but medicine put
Ip from prescription discovered by the
doctor 10 his private practice. resolved 10
,rY a. The ars' bottle helped mc 30 mitch
that | purchased another one. and even
third bottle when to my great Joy, found
myself o. we'll ~ ever I was In my life:
and furthermore. have remained so.
'DT GTcsur'E NCTvura " great msdi.
Gin" There \, no humpug sbou' IT, u was
made 10 cure. and It 'oe9 cure. No oas
need he afraid to TAXI H.
Miss Irene Alderman. Editor
Of the Union. W'Crn-Ouf with
Ovrrw0rk. Resaincd Health and
Strength by. MS ne Or. Grccnr's
Ncirura.
lrcn" Alderman. The urscn. - West
Eth street, New York CITY. gays:
! was quite worn out With editorial
work wh.n determined TO trJ Do
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Young Choasc Cominx over.

SOUTHAMPTON. March :. - The
American line steamer ct. Louis. which
sailed from here Tor New York to-day.
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~. discovery and iiS beneficial effects are
r'tfr"p'r" noi.csarl' From personal ~.
p"rt"rfu IAN t"st,fN to ~ wonderful
r'ur, r"m"hy Tor uTryOu. troubles
i"s~ q. s"Cr and rprCi'. and during The
tHsf f.7 '"trs 70 has h,n'Ntci nc uu'"r
All W I'd =" nrii'nnN ''s ,laims are
81 'na srra'a,i dcS,rr lui 'his great
r. mol 't!ifl .Its uI.s on
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

incident 10 editorial work, restored to thelr
normal activity. pr. Grccne's Servura
blood and ncvc remedy is certainly eilca.
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city Editor J. !. Lane. Of the
Manchester Telegram. cured by
Ur. Erccur'S NcrvUYI.

] ! Lane 1iiy Editor Manchester Tcic.
gram Manchester X ~ SAYS
II affords m. great picasur" IN h''.nE
permitted 10 nr'r good word FOR Dr
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$4,000 FIRE At SAVANNAH.

Chemical Works Rapidly Destroyed
by Fairly Morning blaze.
SAVANNAH. Marca 1.-The Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Work. burned this
morning. The fre broke out a; l O'Clock
In ,he air plan, and communicated at
Once TO other parts % the building.
II destroyed the entire factory. The
loss Is estimated AT Sllb.ono and Is fully
covered by insurance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

Edif0r.J. {. Gcrc, Of tho Daily
Hampshire Gazettc, tells in the
Columns Of His Paper the Most
Wonderful Cure J. ). Dr. Grcene,s
Nervnra. Of the Sa'csman,
Charics r. Crouch. Member Of
the .N2sSachrsctfS LEGISLATURE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

Whon rroplc arc sick ailBnE or "ut %
order ,hay desire to tai" comedy li'Eh!N
nnc winch ~ sure 10 ~
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For y Cold In tho Head
Laxative Br0mO.Quininc Tablets 's'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

Besides the Blue Jacket the company controls
eight other claims, FIVE which are down on Snake
river
Taken as whole the work done and projected on
tile Blue Jacket mine is eminently satisfactory and
the results are of character to ncte those interested
in the property continue, better yet, increase
their efforts far possible. 1t is this systematic
obtain to demonstrate by actual the value of
the Seven Devils and contiguous camps. To those
who have been longest familiar with the region
which includes the Rapid River country the existence
|of immense mineral deposits is not question OF
DOUBT The ore bodies there beyond conjecture,
and the point has been lack of money to develope
and demonstrate the fact and this action means
mines of untold value Poor men, or men possessed
of ordinary fortunes cannot produce these results
or it would haze been accomplished fact years
ago Combination Of capital aud honest and capable
management are requirements necessary and where
these two factors have been applied the results fully
bear out all foregoing statements Unfortunately for
the country, and regret to say it, only in a few
Instances have these desirable factors been combined
Another reason for delay in development of the
try may be attributed to what may be cassed legal
|ntrgues and these have been damaging in
some respects than lack of capital transpor-
taton in the past II required these cases could be
easily specified Legal juggling has been the curse
of many good camp. 1t is hoped it has ended there.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

constructed and three of sacked and shipped
test before the roads became closed. Develop
ment prosecuted with vigor all winter and in 1900
a 25 H. P. boiler and No. Sinker pump tax en-
in. station cut out in the tunnel about 400
feet from the mouth and upraise made to the
face for air. The boiler placed in the station and
from this point they went down so feet when the
pump proved inadequate to handle the water. New
cabins for Offices boarding house to accommodate
erected and necessary roads constructed
about the mine. During the of 1900 1000
tons of ore shipped which averaged over 40 per
cent the richest of So 600 pounds returned 48 "a
per
Early in 1901 new 60 H. P boiler, No 9 snker
were brought to the mine and placed at the old 100
foot shaft The old shaft cleaned out, enlarged
and retimbered and sinking operations continued on
down This is now down $50 feet, rs feet below
the tunnel and 25 feet further drift will be to
the vein which has dipped away until it is now about
40 feet from the shaft The 300 gallon station pump
has been placed on the 4th level They about
to ship two cars of splendid ore, this being the only
shipment for this year. Three cabins have also
been built to accommodate an increased force.
In July of this year the company began the con-
structon of 20-ton reverberatory smelter in hopes
that the ores can be treated at the mine. This is
termed reverberatoy furnace in this article more fol
convenience the true for this particular style
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

appear to be equal in quality, and
both parties think it would be a
sure and valuable crop here. Two
thirds of this crop in the United
States is raised in five counties in
IIlinois-Douglas, Coles, Piatt, Cum
berland and Edgar. The remainder
is furnished by Kansas, Nebraska,
Missouri and Oklahoma. The en-
tire yield is from 20, 900 to 25, 600
tons annually. Last year the price
averaged $50 per ton and this year
$3.50. Perhaps 800 is fair aver
age. Broom corn yields about one
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

companies, regularly enrolled as such.
and persons permanently disabled so as
not to be able to perform manual labor,
and honorably discharged soldiers in the
volunteer service Of the United States,
must annually pay poll tax OF two
dollars, if paid on or before the second
Monday in January and after that date
two dollars ynd fifty cents.
The two dollar tax by subsequent
provisions is made lien on real
estate and collected along with the
regular taxes. II the person liable
therefor is not the owner Of real pro-
perty the tax collector must demand
the amount, and if not paid collect
.. it by sale OF personal property. s.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

of road district over the age Of twenty
one and under fifty years Of age must
perform TWO days labor annually to be
known as the road poll tax, upon the
roads and highways OF the district,
under the demand and direction Of the
road overseer thereof, or to pay to such
overseer Communication fee Of four
dollars, or such smaller amount as may
be fixed as the Communication fee by the
board OF commissioners.
Tue other provision is for a
straight money tax Of $500, and
reads.
SECTION l. Every male inhabitant O
this state over twenty-one and unde
fifty years OF age. except paupers, insane
persons, Indians hot taxed, government
pensioners, actve.me mbers of voluntee
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17
POLL TAXES.
The Law on Subject Not Generally
Understood.

SO much uncertainty exists on the
subject of poll taxes that the Signal
has looked up the laws on the sub
ject as passed by the last Legislature
1t appears that provisions are made
for two kinds. Oneis road pei
capita tax described on page 297 Of
the session laws as follows:
SECTION $50. Every male inhabitan
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17
BROOM CORN.
A Profitable Crop that Grows here
Without Irrigation.

Broom corn has been raised in
small quantities this season by sew
eral ranches in this vicinity and the
samples we have seen are of splendid
quality. Among those that have
sent in specimens are N. r. Fleck
and Harry Conley. Both raised it
without irrigation, one on low and
the other on high ground They
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

of furnace is un-
known to US, and,
while similar in
some respects to a
reverberatory,i is op-
Grated on a different
method. The fur
mace has no stack
or chimney, and is
devised on a plan
which seeks to se-
cure complete COM,
huston. Any quail
ily of wood is used
in the fire box, and
on this oil is sprayed
and at the point
where the heat or
flame passes into
the melting furnace
another oil spray is
supplied, it being
forced in by a steam
jet at 100 pounds
pressure. The COM
bustion is perfect
and the heat is very
intense, passing di-
rectly over the ore
and back under
meath by a system
of return hues. This
furnace has been
uSeU LOT some Jime
in the reduction of
metals but this will
be its first applica-
tion to the reduction
OF ores. Mr.. French
found it in New
York and felt sure
it would solve the
problem Of the econ
omical handling OF
Rl,o Tonl,ot orae
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third of a ton to the acre. There is
a probability that il crop is put out
here next year OF sufficient size to
supply factory it will be built
Very little equipment is required,
and properly handled the business
can be made to pay both the ranch
ers and the owners of the factory.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

e opp e. c ur
difficulty
IS a &c k from tern
Af putin in French upa m t lie furnaces d
m n t y e made or was to e ar to
for Mr. nch anou ha me of to him o
TIL ncompetd and atmt lshohy
Mr. over so u ees
Blue Compa has expended in is the
trhusof core hweg the dead
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

Korup is equipped to supply his
trade with the best of meats Tel.
No 5. f'i7ls - .itl
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

~ important eon foo in during
~ while not e tim reach M
Nv tos show tina foun ton credits n
proper
Mr. Frechd khgf lie mine
rCompmy When Frnd the ue Jacket feet
vein md onsu the vepmnt Since then
of the Trenches vedo o dIp
gchageo of A the atudfo down this n
the The of the etuh hod d
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-10-17

Fall and winter clothing at Som
mercamp's. fF Is
New Ulm review., 1901-03-20
The DUTY OF MOTHERS.

What suffering frequently results
from mothers ignorance or more
frequently from mothers neglect to
properly instruct her daughter!
Tradition says woman must suf-
fer" and young women are SO taught.
There is little truth and great deal
of exaggeration in this. If young
woman suffers severely she needs
treatment, and her mother should see
that she gets it.
Many mothers hesitate to take their
daughters to a physician for examina-
tion but no mother need hesitate to
write freely about her daughter or
herself to Mrs. Pinkham and secure
the most efficient advice without
charge. Mrs. Pinkham's address is
Lynn, Mass.
New Ulm review., 1901-03-20
The Farmers Tool House.

If you have none, build one now;
much money is lost annually by farm
ers from this neglect. In selecting a
site choose one far enough from other
buildings to be out of danger from
fire. Have arrangements for stove,
and for this reason the tool house
should not be too close. Size should
be ample, according to the tools and
machinery needed for the size of the
farm. Have sliding doors in the sides
for convenience, with a repair room
in the end nearest the dwelling. This
room will come very handy to work
in during stormy days, and with a
stove set up painting can be done in
winter just as well as in summer
When you start out in spring it will
be great help to feel and know that
every bolt is in place and tools and
machinery in good repair.-E. j. Hol-
lister, in Farm and Home.