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The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

i white convict hs the HaHe efUiIliam Kii5z recently 6iz8 at the convict camp near EnaHaa5. Lonoke county er s5ssasH- stances winch were zataeieH5s suspicious t6 cause .rs Govern or to order an lngestiiz The evidence before tEe iuxestr gatine committee 7iseIase> the tact that RiieF had been whip ped twice ree@atIg. and last time oalF . iea H9HF s death. The teseim maag shows that he was whipped
 broad leather stra ?. da s5e bare. back. and sais. saa.
 when he waS complaining e:
 ing sick The testimony tu.s- shows tta5 4ria- mach a. r sine. tais summer. as hez
 has ben. tae eo#tiizt5 were a=t at work saarsSs worked a-i day 1 tse aGea fed. and s=-ce5 sa ea ts= za- ae-.= ta- hez sra z ea made .5 g5 -Is.55 aa ss tas.-
 ers a.taout re- ta-z az five w.9e men s ae se.1 and lsef sa0. inside z. t teE hours and e..ers inside U a .sS days 1.s te<sir4 sas it
 ze.ea- U for speedy punishment "a tae par aes responsible fo7se living aeazs ..azar a.l=las. U tae Eacsaa. a5s a- rest. and compel tzeH = eat their meals saa Hsrr5fs saa. .s nor only cruel bat ,ahanan People. who e5.Hr.z 5r. aaa areScnt to the pea3teatlar.y. can not expeetta tread oa rose-. bat that fact dae- a-t warrant their murde. 5K sazt e1ees and by wholesale Let tEe ia- vestigauon committee probe tLe matter to the bottom. a-.i cac-s let the authorities ses to t. that even. convicrs n the Penitea tlarT. are protected. at icast, iil their IiFes.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
< GREAT NEWSPAPER.

tHe Sunday edition of the St. Eaa5s Republic Is marvel of mod con newspaper enterprise. The or Eaa#za sion of its news service is worldwide. complete in every de- faeat in fact. superior to that
 1ther newspaper.
 Eaq magazine section is illus za elaiatily tinted eolors and s4id aa.f-toue pictures This z-t3a contains more h;gh-class -g.rT natter than any of the
 magazines. The fashions fraz=d in natural eol5rs are es-
 valuable 70 the ladies.
 9.5-ed comic section is 3 ase .augh-maker. The funny -5Hz are by the best artists.
 @morous stories Ire high
 ; authors of national repa- aa
 ee. music. 2 high-class, popu- song, is furnished free every -aea n the Republic.
 Tae price of The Sunday Re pubic by mail one year is ss.oo. For slle bv aII newsaeaLers.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

false there 8e-e hut few mem ae-s o.-es last iz-i>latarz who were honest. lis openly char eed eaat @aH aers accepted 6-5hes a.-.. 5-saaaiyg. and taat .-sassg at se s together and introduced a5..> ataH objection abIe tHazze a the haziac-s interest e.-a..ss.aaasS aa5 tae sea5e. .a5aa a1asr ra-F7Ss than es extract money from tze1r y5c5#Hz Ne have repeatedly .y heard taeee things ehazge5 aua. a tss-56. state a. affairs existed -a9
 aaa ea Glezezaa# Fafee re.lera- s.aaaf tzeaz =esaesz charges at hr.ezr# a#1 eaH=1= tsa. sa ,ll last le-.s.ats-e Ta legislature
 ae=saaa com m.le-e beng aa0=te a= aa IaT1st t5gs-.-.5
 es asta ea
 Grand } #FE t7 5aa 9s--.s saE4s-a- zatfae az tes
 sas5e were zsaz5 5zss at t#s late s.e.#sa 0la aleeptse. ,azzss- a5aaa =ez4aaaId be .adie-z5 zua ~sas ts tas Hsa.,eac.ars= faa-ez as distinction mace FzeH Hisa slss= :. eHe a,sarsas legislature. an5a .aa t.ef 70 e.4sa3er boz f7H Hfaat4taa One c-s-1z x aertafH-#a 5aFeSt5E a-saH af -= manifold e saas4 E. made It's dee ta t3e honest men Waa were members at ,ae Iast legislature zaae cae rea. criminals be Ea.Ele5 ost
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

The Helena World says. eThe Arkansas Railroad Commission will mail copies ofits report on receipt Is cents. Just why any body should give uP the price Of three beers for any document the Commission ever originated is nut quite clear They might be worked of on the rag man.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

time nd half af4.the population from tae surrounding towns 10 belp VOL eoEste. Hat 10 meatien ali Of t5e caantry friends and aeigha7-s from distance of z- .rt
 Lop.rE co hear something from xoe along tat~ line. l remain.
 \ Western Su5scrl her.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
To Save her ChHd

From frishttul disagreement Mrs. Mamie GaI!eger. ot La Grange Ga.. applied Buckieu's : ArGica Salve to great sores Oh her head and face. and writes its quick cure exceeded af1 her hopes. It works wonders iH sores, bruises, skin eruptions, cuts, burns sealds and piles. 25c. Cure gaarn- teed by hy R. E. Vance Bordeaux, druggist.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
84I lILlrEE x #kAtsSss

375aasS eHHaf ss pertinent station at Fayetteville has be@a conducting some sa-aaa- taat experiments aa tHe sehiezt at aa9caF F,aee# aHd tH= aress4eH5a# a4tze,sa 5asz issued from Fh5eH -aziaa.ag zzzzas- iz taken
 e9HHnz-zo@a aats gre 44is5 and profitable er5z. oseH agiag t1s land iess 5laaa tare1 and aa5FmeaeIs nom zeei5ag ea i1aF- FesH ea@iaE . ae 4taz when 2 shortage ot gram aHa Has s..Hs U 7geas. z.
 eleas5 TAeTa5He a5 fhsaae crop tar=tass tee5 a#t appreciate Ha s.s .5=z A5=zszas#> =ezs= .a5~ dollars anna ze
 .z=-z7 z=8-a aaa dat za# grown ac
 supplemented - a#a1e#zsz#5a a 
 sIn aae @qasifez esers s,#sh s..=.es better #s ra1s aa com. aaa 57-e' eaeas att1r say.H1 felT. s=.- -. ~ enter erasa sss~ aaf aazs 8 ce1I .eze r-e58a aee ons #ea-
 al- se G=a as -a5as annals tae9as sas
 sa11zz.
 t1a.a,ze r4easrs lt she --9a9t@S. IF esa5. and .-s.,. admits U. e..e sazee=ss as=sa a. Hasa #.crHa5 aia aaFe
 tas.aHe af 4.ta=e- tanners t. v
 sa needs
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 -aw Ha at~ more
 northern as se55 -. zH#te tHe.# a
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
\ Public Park

Some of our public spirited citi- zens are agitatiHg the subject of q Public Park for the town of Mon ueello Thisis something that our city Is sadly in need of and we hope that those who have the mat Ger n hand vii. receive all the en- enlargement possible.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
Strayed or Stolen.

One light olay-bank mare and colt; mare about I2 years old colt one year old also one year old bay colt, star in face. Any infor- nation of the above animals will be thankfully received and fiber ally rewarded
 (. 6. Landers.
 Lucia. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
ROck=a=BYe Baby

= zss zaszf z5.a h4t a5# u r1 zzt == 57 z-=4- -- 5.=,=- Become k-es1 -z===H, H5=zezz Ha.# 5-re h4atRef' te.esd $ rs5, .a =f---a- tz5r--z7-
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The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
Around About

Arz you about ta insure your life: It's better 10 leave B wise her tHsaa great fortune
 Ia ehe <sat et men. saiale poor man 5s ] laafar@aa Idle rich man a gea..sn4. ;. ts.sare n tacr tt.ry are .yesy .nsea tae same.
 e7a are four boxes tHat= rule ! tae yar.d-saecar cartr.age-b5N. the ballot box. eae i4fy-box and the saaa- box.
 fae t6.aeA ri.ia being made for tae United States wa.l est over .a.t million dollars l. is the larges. gaa in the world ana will Lave range J over -z miles
 ALeze e4aa half Of Che deposits in ths banks of Ga. Ire made by the farmers One woman farmer has StS.eeo eu deposit.
 Ne sRenta part ef i4s, week at Ms. Tas5r55a tae Northeastern Pazg q the county. |. pao,racted meeting Rev " C Hal;ard 5s pastor Ills H5t.e daughter }}-s...e Was sick with braiu-fever. aus. Bro. Dixon 4r.. I Lad t5 hold tHa fort Ne .eft very interest. ing meeting ia progress We en- owed association with old friends 4a3 new ones very maca. Ne were entertained by x Posey, Emmett Ti.-man Nm Thompson. uncle Rufus Thompson. Jerry Willis and lobe Owens We had cordial invitation t5 v.s.t others we eaala not reach.
 Oa7 Children Day. was p4aet at Rock spz.ngs =Satur. d4s, crowd 4as expected and sas expectation w4zmet by some thing Hke thousand people \ mot orderly delightful day-a great dinner Tae morning exer- #cises consisted af= good singing. ! recitation by Ms Ruth Rorie and ! sP.eaz#a speech be fadse Wood. i o4 Monticello. Judge Wood al l ready Lad many friends ia this ese1@4aig igs-.e ns6= others on ] tA5s occasion. 8.5zr noon songs :fe5Hfss5oa bv Ms Eae Rozse and ,s81s speeches a4 2. Q. Rorie and Prof Spence. Brs. !. B. Shield. contributed e t6e support of the n .aistry.
 Bro. ] NJ Carr was master of ceremonies at Rock Springs and performed lis part well.
 \ good congregation at Wilmar sunday morning Services called ..z saldas- night oa account of the Experimenting. \ large crowd t -aaareT Chapel at 30 p. n.
 .tis s1ii that wise builders U : better tHaa they know. and .ewsq paper serib5Iers are some  t.a.as Naowa bsyoud their expeeta- #e.aa. tfemet young man from IeA=s .e" -4ss ago who said he =aa sa as sometime by our attfe5as n. fae NoNT5cELLoNIAN. \ rs.eseaee 5a he last issue of the Presbyterian published tt Due NJ <. G.. shows that Dr. Boyee knows the HiImar correspondent 54 his e4s. marks.
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The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
1~s-

Don't he satisfied with tempo rary relief from indigestion. ko- dol Dyspepsia Cure permanently and completely removes this com piaint IL relieves permanent ty because it allow, the tir- ed stomach rest. Dieting won't rest the stomach The sensible way is to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. which digests what you cal.
 Sold by R. E. Vance Bordeanx.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

HIS WoTf8s5s 6Iiei up with strange people The aeier iav an escaped eozTict from Inc lii noIs Ben4teati#rgs Wa.kei into the sheriff : ofiice Tezarsaaa and asked t9 3e arrested and sent back t8 pFis5a. Perhaps he had read some c5 tf7e recent baseball comments la tEs pa pers. which disgusted ha 8ith The outside world
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
LOOK. \ STITCH IN TIME

Saves nine. Hughes Tonic tastes pleas ant taken in early spring and fall prevents ehilis, deneue and malara fevars Acts on the liver. tones up the system Better than eaIame and quiniae Contains nc arsenic Guarsnteed. try it. \. druggists. 50e. aud S1 .an-
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

DAVID 3 HiH. af New York. seems to bein til1e leaa far tie Dcmoeratie Rresider+i= pom nation u 1qQ+ The l.stja= guished NcsS 4ars=r holds warm place1n the hearts st the American people aal saaEld Ee he the nominee. Is likely C8 He elected
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

! am representing the Franklin Life Insurance Company, of Springfield, III. All those wish ing to insure in good, substantial Old Line Company will do well to see me, and save money.
 /. !. Wood.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

NE aos- have free trade be tween the Uaite# States and Porto Rico tlz> IS q move ID the right direction and T We could ouar move . i11t#e fa.1ilE. down the Hae ana establish free trade with stHe Hest sf erea- -ion t would be . bonanza fas the American people
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

GHAS. Anderson. negro Ea Hist. was publicly eAeeuze.t ae Little Rock iast Satur5aH Is= 900 people witnessed the hang ing Public ha1ei8Es are d rel Ict ot baFba=,ss3. aua Nas EaGe possible n tIis state. bY lae ,a.= Y of the last legisiatars
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
The Best Prescription For Ma
 Iaria

Chllis and fever k q bottle ot Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. IL is simply iron and Quinine in q tasteless form. No care-no pay, Price o0c.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

PEARL5huutiag >t=#3 goes eaat Black Rock, Arkansas. wgsh aa- abated fury Pearls are aeias found which bring lecky aHaezs from S1.000 to 1900
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

The papers are still talking Of the rotteness and corruption of the last legislature Not only the papers but prominent indi- viduals all over the state are discussing the matter with an earnestnesS that IS unusual Generally such charges as cor ruption soon die out after the adjourns but with the late defunet body these char les are ike Banqao 5 Ghost
 will not down. and rhe r anthe matter k ventilated the more shey look Ifkalf the char
 rrae, and coming from
 respectable sources, NC
 see how they can all be
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
What the Freabfc.

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The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

2. in .tSame t98d Tor stock
 dees veH planted broad eas5 hgt daes better in drills Hlaatea ia drills ESQ seet apart. ! aia IT sz large heads nearly ssss.ze aE ; small ear Of corn n5si1 chose whose corn crops a-= sa9rt. is < @afi worth sr5ai=Batan Rouge Advocate. FREMONT EEHa TalE T. IeaI EazE4a Ata&rzeE4-a>lA&
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 Ha some towns t.es e#.t#t ; esr- z.sa.#.a others < called , t6araa- s.ea-z a.- " e-5..t ; street fa5r.
 =a saasa ea=aes9 aasaf ea- zzsaaE 5e pas.5s. sa5 being sa4- 2 e=.eehes sae psop.r ae 4ea uz..s.. .za s-ssy..g card E4stze s.se5z.-sess -.#d ss4aes pzo. rz azE 55a4=zs iar Ha=-.s 5ad ras1zzz houses as .aaIa 4;- as s1s -s..s..z bed 5n Man ~ 8sse fEe booths, 5aaa stands 4az serz arc erected and of z#rs# e5sszs =H= exs.a=ea during 1.s.ss.. .#- season. zst...a 94sesae zz=#s s5 taaz 5aFs SPc5ia# -sGE 2as.Zaa Hzass #s gfa- s=se= zznz -.#za -ssess tsr tHs sF s5a1try people Waa teams
 concessions e7 s5e shows -=z spzaa -@ee sa.eeeae streets -a- --4e1es l4- aaata pry fese. e-- < a=ea v -sz.-y eNPeas.
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 IHisis sas prime object ot all . aao.yc eatsr-a.r.Ia eats. and gae citv taas is the a2st successful at en- tsrts.aiag E tt1 most successful i.l other respects.
 With all Of your natural adYan-
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
~ T WE @ - ! a W "a

IT has raiue6 ia some places F the Western states
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
Modem Dentists.~
 Modern Prices.

hY the Use of our special Aivatuuaer We mi the fiitag aad extraction of teeth shsoa1 painless 9af office is complete al.a tae la appliances used in the Dental Profession there tsaay reason why yoa should haze Dt iel "o5b done there Is every reason why ' shenli have done by Us. Ifyou ars part. Lar as= ta qHa35ty aa4l durability a6 work th-f mo Plae. i'i the state where you esa E so d P.eie'y sailStit't AaWo7k done byas you pend upon ltls miy suarauIeef
 A good set z teeth far s7.5a 6ala 5ras e2 Rri ies wars. sz0a. PorleHata crf sina Gold al4asS slQ. ss3ae- .ass oe ma.sa.a a..lags. 7i'. Faam 1riaml ENtsas4ou ee. Txamiusue4 Int
 BLACK BROTHERS Office over Bank BuEasar rha-e Ee 4 MONTICELLO. ARK.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
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The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

037sa g s-prl55 WE t5s s5'.al7. 'HI- -F.zrt zae E-e- nes7f iesf F4z s.as Crsaz.s. .5frrE zz1saess CT zrF z fa= -z-e-i ioss - s-eo- azes- aaa@E.
 Tss ---1tl4,o. ot 2 ta=Es 1.e T Teap4 Fla. a-Es.e lad al a4ss-4 lire W.h her irzs Dung f seec1a pre- .ssn1s, i.f1.1rs r.-9 @a5 1 au lac 5acR a15 1sza F bet7fe the aa-;3T z...Yt Is cest-a5y Ey-4t
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02
SUBSTITUTE FOR CORN.

Ia view Of the certain scarcity gt corn both at home and ia the sorH-HrgduaiHg states af the ss5zt. most valuable suEEes- tson has been made b one well qualified ta speak. as to a sub stitgte that may yet be provid- e5 for this important crop lis stated that planted now. Ger man Hii#etwIll mature ii 'ss Hna# tH9 months and Nil yield. ac good ground ltsIy from TWO ar tAree toas Der acre o# good
 shalesame bod :or stock
 H does veH planted broad s4ss hgt does better in drills Rlaatea ia Hriil> taa seet apart. ' aii rz asarse heads nearly sae ssze eE : small ear of corn a5st1 zif5se whose corn crops ar= sHers. is 5~ Hafi worth q zr5ai-Batau Rouge Advocate.
The Monticellonian., 1901-08-02

tinues the l that if have notLsng . Il have Buddhism and the
 N. Y. Press. osed to - t that " hen a yisator any al joke. stopping over petWeel he un- once becomes more
Imperial press., 1901-09-14
us~ ra..cnRrr Too ,Iany.

4 ~rcd stcry IS going the rounds oi 'lc or. eeS cf ,hc Metropolitan Street Railway company concerning the won Cesf,l presence og mind displayed rr- gently ty u Ucw conductor on one ~i the coupapys trolley cars. This par ,.cu!ar ca. YVES bowling along ID Broadway recently when .t was hailed end boarded hy q company inspector
 The official hUyrIs d!y counted ,hc ras scusc.s ln tue c.r and found that there were nine. 'iLcn lc cast his eye UP 10 tlc register cul found that there had been only eight fares raug up. He dis- closed bis identity Co the new conduct Or and called attention 10 the d!Screp. ancy.
 Slowly and painfully the new hand counted over Us passengers and then scanned l!is reg stcr.
 "BcSorra. m you're rolGht. sIr." h" said and promptly stepped the car
 say" hc demanded. addressing the passengers h cJ authoritative man ncT. wan O yOCac fe!lows'll hoy to g.t cG tue New York Times
Imperial press., 1901-09-14
Sewing Done by Ants.

Ants are credited with so many mar. relaus accomplishments that new one must tc remarkable Co the noteworthy. Mr. L. G. Green of Ccylou. an auihori- " urou Insect habits. has. however. made m observation which Is well worth putting on record. He has watch rd red ants holding crubs In their months cud using the web they spin to rep1ir q rent In their nest.
 Some leaves which had been fastened together ty the ants were separated by Mr. Green. and !u short time after he s3v S--,l white evubs being passed ba -s. ward anal forward across the sap. Closer dissertation showed that each grub was hrld .n rhe jaws of one ot tle ,vor&er ants. and Us movements were directed as required \ continuous thread ot s.ls. issued from the mouth of cach grub and was used by the au;s 10 sew Up Inc rent In their shelter.
 There wcrr no crubs ln t,.e uei=hhoT- hoosl. and Those used were obtained from nest at some distance. This de libera:c use of a naturally formed web 8s 2 sewing thread Is as astonishing as any Instance of thc intelligence of ants ye, observed.
Imperial press., 1901-09-14
CirauIa. Oil Paintings.

Au .-j J.--.... su.-,;,sts rI w potatoes to Ccs1 cl :..:.@~g. Hare a few DO. ta;0os g.; I@iA each cGt iu halves. The ':rs.. a..r-..c' ,s da-.uv"cl slightly with co.d y..:as ".l lS,..i to rj.j iLe canvas. As i.c pJ.@;ar.s s..OT sol thc surface ls sliced cI n.I i.p rGbbiuS continued. TL.s pro,-css will create q Little lathcr, which sloull bc wiped or as fast rs li accumulatcs with clean. damp sponge. When the wI.olr canvas K cleaned li should be wasted over lightly with clean water from which the chill hGa been taken md finally the water carefully wlrcd on with m old clean silk handh crc.iIcf. Raw potatoes to clean paintings are frequently in hear. say cyideAce but thls description O: the process may De of value. lt Is sug. gesicd by way Of reasonable caution that the experiment should be tried Grrt upon canvas Of trnlng value and upou one corner Of tLat.
Imperial press., 1901-09-14
How coIersan pe.ers wa. rermea.

Everybody knows, without looking nt thc man. how Lower California runs south from the Pacific const like a sort ot tall. separated from the United States fer lt is part of Mexico. as fomc people arc not nwnrc-hy Q long arm of Che sPn called the gulf of Cali. forH'1 Cucc upon a time the gulf cx. tended ln uorthwnrd direction 800 w.,cs beyond i's present Inland limit Into th.H n.,t'orly extension thc great Colorado river rwptri millions of tons ,t d.fr'.us annually uu;l thc deposit n.s.uaHl a quantity sufficient Co .'"t .f thc Gppgr part or thc rulG vt.ch wa9 thus trausgCrmcd lutD H.c To Ats.u with. of course lt was @'t iaLc bu, 't gradually became fresh M.uu-h thc Influx O, water from tLc Colorado. T.crcupon fresh water t.lca. mellus.4 aud other creatures uot of ,lc lr.ac were drvclop,l lu lt. md ,a tli5 way It happens ,bat tlc dry bottom today Is covered with their fos. sll remains
Imperial press., 1901-09-14

H.ss Matte L.. Guild. Pr s.dcut lil.- nos Young Pc pies Christian Tenn pegaccr Union. .u a recan, letter fr. n Chicago. lll. says.
 Il doubt If Pe,una has rival in all the remedies recommended to-day 10; catarrh of the system. A remedy that will cure eatauh of the stomach will cure the same condition of the mucous membrane anywhere. have found it the best remedy I have ever tried for catarrh, and believing it worthy my endorsement gladly accord it.
 Calarrh ot the aldou lnll organs Is very much more common !n sRmnc. than ln winter time. 1.Is form ot c1- tarrh night oe appropriat ly chased as summer cltarrh.
 P.rnua will cure caiarrh wherever located Tn pelvic catargh it has won we'll deserved rc1Dwu. Peruna Will cure any ease of d.a-rhCaa. ute CT hscai- PorI-a is aa 50 oluts spec fl for 1yseuiery Fer9Ga cures ca- ta--A ol tte liver Pc,un1 cures ,a- tar-1 -, tho stomach.
 Address The pe-ual Meit .nc Co. Columbus. O. for irsc book en- .s;'al "Slmmer CaJ1rrh.
Imperial press., 1901-09-14
THE TRAINED NURSE
An Occupation Which At
 tracts Many Refined Girls.

Many girls of education and refine mcnt are turning 60 the profess Jn ot trained nurse as means Of l.yel!- hood. IL Is serious occupation and responsible one. for the word of an experienced nurse carries great weight in matters relating to her profession lt Is fh!s fact that prompted an in- ieTesting interview with Miss Katn- ryu Nash ot North and Plattsburg avenues. Burlington, Vt. published In the News ot that city. To reporter sha said
 T had been caring for q patient steadily for nine months without rest and was run down and tired. l had very li;Ie appetite and sometimes would skip one or two meals and not feel it at all While visiting tn Bos- ton. an abscess formed back of my ear had no strength and, although I was always drowsy. sleep did not seem 70 refresh me After came home l had seven abscesses on my back, near the waist line. and was unable 10 sit up much for three or four months The doctors who treat cd me said had blood-p poisoning, from which I would never recover"
 That must have been very discouy- aging" said the reporter.
 It was. IL took all the ambition out of me for a while But one day, when I was feeling particularly de- sTOndent. a friend advised me to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo- pie She was taking them with bene- ft and thought they might also help me I bought some at once and be- fore I had used one box of the pills found was gaining strength. My appetite and digestion improved ana felt rested after sleeping. instead or being tired as I was formerly. soon became entirely well and able to re- sumo my duties"
 Then you believe the Pink Pills cured you?"
 "I am certain they dT- and intend 10 keep Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People by me all the time. SO that I can take them if needed. | recommend them to my patients as well us tO everyone who Is suffering from any complaint brought on by derangement of the blood or nerves"
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peorle are sold by all dealers or will be sent postpaid on receipt of price. 70 cent box: six boxes. S250. by ad- dressing Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady. E. Y.
Imperial press., 1901-09-14
( Chinr.~ Joke.

Ilc7c was a man .a chang an who was very iuui uf giving dinners. but iAr gool given was a;ru,.uus one day a -uc>, threw himself ou A.s knees In t0nut og thls gentleman and said. Am uci a friend of yours :'
 You avc .rdc-i." rypllcd h.s host.
 Then must asS Uf you a favor" :" sasd ,hc guest. and you must grant u ttfer, rise from my kuccs.'
 Well. wha, ls iiy' inquired his host in asJoalsLucui.
 Never Co Invite Ulc to dinner any more" cried thc guest. at which the whole party burst Into loud rOar oi lau-hter.-N North China Herald.