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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-01
SUPERINTENDENT DOMER
Tells Of the Work That Has Been Accom-.
plished In His Sunday School.

At the Sunday school OF the First
United Evangelical church. Sunday, the
superintendent, S. G. Domer, submit
ted his annual report for the year 1900
and also gave a brief resume of the
work of the school for the past few
years of his administration as superin-
tendent. Reference was made to the
past years work as being very crafty
ing although not measuring up to his
expectations, and referred to the pleas
ant associations of friends together and
the joys of Christian fellowship. He
paid fitting tribute to the memory
Of those who died during the year. The
teachers and officers were commended
for their faithfulness in the discharge
of their duties and urged to renewed
efforts for the coming year. The past,
he said has been recorded spent for
ever, and our deeds whether good or
evil have all been entered in the great
journal Of Gods account with men, and
expressed the hope that all might rest
in the conciousness that they had done
their best. The following condensed
statement for the past year was sub
mitted: i
Officers and teachers enrolled.... 40
Scholars enrolled ................. 34l
Total enrolment ............... 3S1
Average attendance ............ 234
Scholars converted ............... z
Expended for S. S. work ......... $152 81
Contributed to church trustees. 469 s.
to conference collections. 8 90
Expended for other purposes. II so
Total expenditures for 1900. .$647 3S
The annual election of officers was
held Sunday afternoon, resulting as
follows: Superintendent, S. G. Domer;
assistant superintendent, F. b. Niesz;
secretary, Miss Cora Helm; first assist
ant secretary, Miss Maude Whitmer;
second assistant secretary, VIM. Staley;
treasurer, Edwin h. Probert, librarian,
Rayol ID. Hurd; assistant, David Tau
benser; organist, Miss Florence Evans;
first assistant organist, Mrs. w. H.
Lambright, second assistant, Miss
Crystal Hanes; chorister. w. ID.
Werick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-01
@M%,.-

This signature . on every bog Of the genuine
Laxative BrOlnO-Q Quinine rss'sss
~ SoHalV thst sesspp = ops4 - - ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-01
Suit For Divorce.

A petition for divorce was filed Friday
morning by Rosa Geukes. from her
husband w. =. lse,alneeI n = na,Srea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-11
33osner's
Cute Jlao6rt6ten fir Sic.
8rpRe GriparRiiie
auf benz 5fueiten eSlur.

Mir ne6men ME Wauren BON elmer
Soifon CUR anDeren.
OieTe Regel bringt Sbnen iebt eine
9eleeenbeit bon tpunberbarsn 8ars
gain &dufsn.
Wir ma9ten Iol9e 8ebuftiouen in
Srauen= unb &inoerfleioern, baB biez
feE6eu pie i'm 2aufI4ritt ge6en tperz
ben - penn Sic bic 8srt6e srf Te6en
unb perIte6sn.
aerfsp=Grauen43afstg unO gOuctezGap.s, &sri:D=
RtnHrzgfeefers, QlaiO @Ol0E@apeg unO 8u6ttsiOsr;
,psrtb BON $40 big $500; esben Ous etHd fir
$3.50.
Geu.p automDbil Grauen Mdnt'l, elegantsr
Gualitdt, ln9FarSig cater, ronal unD ibDurs. Sic
babsu eetppts ERiden, bO6s sturmtrugsn unO glo=
dsnsDHani8sttsn, 0ur6rpss nit gtlab oefHttsrt;
epertb pOn 5000 bis $3.50, uuO Fl, gt5en fir
$500
Gtansq= 6ruuen=Sa;Icn aus euni poqtn,m StoFf,
in eorDnal, blau, roia braun unb erou; nit Slou.
fen unS gang gsfdltsltsn 5rontsH uno Salten=lfsn.
.Stod" Rrugen uno -5lare"z zRar 6etteu; ap.rtb BON
$1.0o Bis $1.25. @sbsn fir soc. i.os.
f5ruusns6 6uustleOer, aus Gautp gsmufterter unb
gtfrtiitcn 6lunnelsttss, in elmer ausDuH i66n.r
uuo puuf6sns1pert5sr Muftsr. 9ote, Rrasen uuO
@srmeI nit oiss beiebt. Sic iinO s1.O0 iDertb uno
esben fir 49c. ieOeg.
nzGrom.naoen=Rlsibr0fe aus gang tpon,nsr
eruusr oonieipun, nit QlaiOsRHditit. Gin Wtut.=
rial eleeuntsr Gualitdt. @it yno,rteO1 Golt,u q.s
mudt unO s6ueiOeriti6tn gsndbt 9eO,n Sent BON
$500 perfb, uHO bod ueben ts fir $29s itOer.
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Sosner's
9llle unIcre shube finS 9ardntirt.

Aue uNIcre SuuDe flHc yUrHuItCt"
Gs 1T cine 9rpBe 9efrieoigung i'm
S4ubfauF, gu piIIen, bdB man etpas
3uperlGKiges er6Glt. Seine beFsrsn,
aGs bic BON uns esfiibrten, perben
6srgeiieQt unb iebes Baur bat unTere
@arantis, buB Iie BELT m0gli9en @erz
tbe fir ben m09li3f 9eringen Preis
finb.
Die ange6otsnen @9u6s Fnb 8ei=
{piele beFonberer Site - Iel6f in eli
nem @8u6laben, pie Der unTerige.
Sol6e Wert6e Fo[Iten cine Menge perz
FdnontBppQer ,8dufer na9 unIerem
Sneiten 6lur bringen.
GldnsenOe GiO=5raucnzRn6pfi6ube nit p9urn's
eoblenunO Souls Oes 6iinftcn G6idsen; $6Oo=g8ua=
rem fir $3.50.
8Idn3nOr aiO=GrausHzan6pfs unb e6niiri8ube
in elmer 9lus1uuN bon TotOns, iftpere unO binue
eO6ten; $3.5O4ggaaren fir $197
uealle SfdosizSto=GroNn=SOnur uno RnopTz
i6u6e, Oife brtite subteu engii9e Qsiiteu; $500
98aaren fir $297.
Graptnzan0pf= unO 66niiridub, NIT s5uucb=sudz
Gbsrtbsl, sRib IuginQ' rO5al 3sbcnl,itsn gotents
lsbrzgorbldtter; $4OOagBaaren fHr 81 40.
Matte GalfzSrau,uzS6niir unb Rn6pfidubt
6r,ts unO .Grtenfun1s 1ssobl.u; $3.50 unO $4O0=
g8aaren fir s.. 25.
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9osner's
I'm 1tttS iiber
Die SleioeritpT . 0crfanfstiid1c.


Die SleioeritpT 0crfanf6tii6e.
Die tpunOerbolle Sammlung I60ner
5abrifate ItamPelt unlere 8ornabmen
in bieIen Waaren dig iuprsme. 9ei'm
8eIu9 bidies grpBartigen &leiberTtoffz
Oepartements Teben sic Die BE- ten
prpbufte Don 2imsrifu, 5rantrei4,
0eutI6lanb unb gngIano in ousreiz
denOIter @eiTe reprdTenttrt; 5um8eiz
fpiel:
Sier lit gan, apoatner gatife in IA ntucn slbeno=
unb etruBcnz6arbsn. Gs Il: cine frun5Ofibe QBaur'
uuS beute cine Der pOpuIdrfsn in 9aris. 45 3oa
brett.
Dann cine Grupps bon 2euinotonzGorbs in II
nsucn etraBcns S8ntttruugsn sni3lieblib Der 1icr=
LID i66uen qraueu unO MOD: 6arben Sic iiuD eng=
Hide 9Bnarsn unO 48 3ou brett.
Btst tommsn mir su BEN SrtsOtn Snlpcrials in
10 fsinen 5urbsn. .inibIieBli3 grim, braun lObz
furbis, mODs, blau unb orau. Sic inO bsuti8e Gaz
brfate BON bob.m Gtafe. Sic TnO 48 SoG brett.
s3ulsbt cine sammlung BON 6omeipuns in Der
i86ntcn 51rbcn Der 5aiion. Sic fOmmen bon
omcritanii8.n @ebfibGen, uno @mcrifa ftebt in
biei,n bdunoeru Stoffen an Der spise. Sic fno
so 3oQ brett uuo BON gutter Sraqburt:t.
Ollie bisi. g8auren tuaren fir Den regulGren ST.
unO 81 125=Glsinperfauf beitimmt; fe iiHo bier gum
9srtouf iir 75c. bic 9orb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-11
Dentfde Sparbanh uon Baltimore,
Sasler's, 1Rrpant & Stratton

ODlIe e9e.
G.oriub.t 1864. Sstorportrt 1898.
Gas 80. S6uIiabr besinnt am q. Sept 1900.
gaeflaffen eas game Sabr.
QbsnbfIafien pom I. Sttobtr bis L. AprH
Sn gctrtff Der @OrJipli6f.it 2eituns. eebrs
f;dft,, standardization unb nrteribts =Qurius
t,bt bi,islb. pbenan Ribt in Genfurrenl nit
anbsren g.rf5nGi&er uuterriSt in
alien 3tpt iasn
Seoineu unoeH:
SaeicuIe $40 pro @benofdbuIe So pro
m6onaf, ale Gepartes mOnat. = Scihrdnrls
m:nts cinibiteseno. NrsahI BON edhltrn
Selp5ons: gbdapsnfs Rr. 2236; Tarplanb @r. 665.
6enb.t psqen RatalDe mad J1r. bis II, Roros
Charles =Strass, golimsrs gtb.
Ginsans Rr. I2- (Iug2. .E&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-11

6rage 9e6anoslt unb OaB GuBlanb
neuerOing5 bic Grfldrung abgege6an
BAT, hub i'm g3i4t5 ferner liege, oIs
cine 2lnneripn Der ManOI6urei.
8raF @aRini ertlGrte i'm Qaufe beB
Tage5 Den in Der ru6H4en 8otT4aft
borfpre6enDen 8ari9tsrItuttern oaB
feine Regierurg a6Tofut teine 4bIidz
ten auf bic UfanbI6urei babe. Die
rufiI6en 3ruppen pIrbsn nur 70
iange DieTe grpbin3 offupirt balten,
ol5 Die Nufre6ter61ltung Der OrOs
nung i6re QnpeTenbeit DaIeGbIt not6s
peno;g made. So6alb bic Oronung
in Der Propin3 nteber bergeIte1t fei,
peros 8uBlunO feline 5ruppen uus
berFef6en 3uriid3iG6en. 2lGe8, mas
RuBtanb Our4 ieine militdrtT6en
MaBna6men in Der ManbI4urei be@
3nede, Iei Der S6uB Teiner au5ges
Oe6nten GiFeH6a6n SntereIen unb
feineS 8ren3gs6iete5.
PftffituTIe i'm Staats<
Oe p a r { m n /.
SIN 'Staats 0spartsment peiit
man ieBt nit einem gspiRen Stol8
barauF bin, oaB man I9on oor Idnge<
rer 3eit oa5 @intretan einsr 8rtIe
prop6e3eit 6a6e, nenn man Bel ZEN
Ber6anblungen ba5. 8ebiet Der Sns
bsmnitGtBFroge 6atreten tperbe. Die
Ser. Staaten 8egierung lei Teis
Der 2(nTi8t gepeIen, baB iene bifficile
2(ngelegen6sit gepiFermaBen rOends
tionaliIirt" gu bebdnbeln lei, D. +. bic
Gon3srtmd6te folIten Ii6 3WTammen
nit elmer runDen @ntT tT6doiqungBIume
me bon G6ina a6Finbsn laIfsn, Deren
S6eiIung banr Tpdter erfolgen t0nne,
uno baB Die Oie56e3iigii6en 8er6anbs
fungen ni4t in G6ina, fDnbern in Der
6auptT1oot ir9eno siner Der 6et6eiligs
ten W}d6te gefii6rt perOen io[lten.
Man Fagt btsr, baB oieFss Der tpunOez
Ite 8unft in Der gan3en 6ineIiI6en
6rage lei, unD man ertldrt 6ier gang
o6ne 8iid6alt, OaB man bic gegennGrs
tige 96dTs fir eine fritiT6s 6ulte.
nenn audi ni9t fir cine 10 unbeilbaz
re, ats bic 2onbOner 8lGtter Iie germ
binTteGen m06tsn.
9tGns fir neue rufItF4t
@ifer6a4nen in
G6ind.
Gan 6ran3i8co D, 10. MGrs.-
Bring GngalitIaeff Der auf berReife
nu8 ct. petersburg aus G6ina bier
singetrOffen 1T, 1T Elm 8ertreter beg
rufiI6en 6inan3 MiniIters 9rn. b.
Witte uno 8ertrduens Qgent pon
2oolf &ot6Itein, Dem groBen ruff
f9en 5inan3muna unb GiTen6a6ns
griinber. Sc 6eiBt, er ii6erbrnge Osm
rufiI9en @iTenbabn U}inifer, 5iirit
gbiltop, bic 9ldne fir neue ruITiF9e
8a6nltnien in @6ina, pel4e @sr6inz
Dung mil Der TibiriI9en 5rdns4ine>
1iI4en 8a6n unb Dem manoI4urts
56en GiIenba6n6etriebe 9erIteaen iof>
len.
fiirf gngalitT9eff mar 7. st. BON
Der ruFtI9en 8e9ierung benz Stabe
bes @rafen WdlberIee 3ugetbeilt unb
befinOet Ti4 ieBt Uuf Der 3iifreiIs
na9 RuBlanb.
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8dltimore, Mb., 1. Mdra 1901.
I'm Die e9ubabtr otr 6>pro'tntigfn
I. GDputbfksWbligations Der
Warblauo 8retuing 80.

0as untsrssiansts Gomite TIT ers
Iu6t unb bal fia bsrsit srtldrt, biz
sSnfsrefen ber Snbaber ber eriten 9ps
bpt6sfen Obligotionen Der rMarDs
lamb 8reping &c." ouf tpelfe iebt
bic am 1. Mdr5 1901 fdGigen gouz
pons ni9t be5ablt tpurben, gu bertrez
ten unb barnach gu banbeln. 0isis
Sbffgationen ltnb bur9 sine 9ppotbei
an bic uGiti3ens' Spuit &c DepOIits
So. DON Baltimore" Sruiise. batirt
ben 1. MGr3 1899, geIi4ert. 9iers
bur9 bslignirt bieies Gomits bisn glers
camille SruIt C DspoIit Co." BON
Baltimore als bas 9epoi oiitorsum be-
iagter Sbligat:pnen.
Die Sn6ober beiagter Sbligationtn
finD eriu9t. bsren Sbli9atkpnen nit
ben am /. Mdr3 1901 fd0igen Gou>
pons unb ben folgen'Dsn anbdngenoen
Coupons BEL Der beiagten 3ruitJGomz
paqnR unter Der 2situng unb SontrOle
bsfes gomits's gu bepon;ren unD an
poer Dor benz 1. Qlpril 1901 elm Sbllz
qationen Sn6aber l1ebsrslntonlmen
5u unter3ei6l1en. 8eiagte Srult5Goms
puqnie pirb fir bic 10 beponirten OBJ
Iiaat;onen umIeBbure Auittun9tn
dusIteQen.
Das ue6ereinfommsn, pel4es i'm
giirsau Der .Mtsrcantile SruIt &
OeppIit Co.," an Der @de bon Ser
nlurz uno Galpert StruBe, 8altlz
more, eeFunben perbsn fann uno BON
tpef6em Ib{6rif ftsn auf 4ppiltatton
oe5anot perben, dutoriTirt bag nnterz
3si6nete G.omite, fol8e Saritte gu ers
qreifen, als pis angebra4t unb notb@
tpenDiq ero6tet psrbsn, Die SntsreRen
bsr sSnbaber beiagtsr Sblsgdtionsn gu
bei9Isen.
Oie{es @onfts bat bic rMercuniile
SruIt C Oeppiit 50. bon Baltimore"
als bas DspoIitorium ausgetpdblt,
peif iens @sieGT9aft Elm Sntsrsiie in
ben Sbligationsn bat uno gum e-o=
Fen Sbeile On benz 8erfaufe bsri ielben
an bas 9ublifum betbtii9t tpar. Sis
erfennt bober FIRE DISQUALIFICATION
ben Sbltgaticnen Snbabern gegenz
iiber inn ppGen umfangs an unb piro
i6r Be ites 8anii6en sInieBen, bic porz
i6eilbafteite ReorgonsIa lotion gu erianz
gen.
Das Gomite 6at bsreits bic 3uffmz
mung unb Wlittpirfung elmer groBen
3u6l Sbligationen SSnhuber, ouf
beren grfu9en bieier Sdritt untsrz
nommen tpdrb.
Spbn Gill, goriibsr;
George 6. Senftns,
s.. SSrpine SeDier,
s.. u. Crrif,
sSranf g. Sambletpn.
s.. 8. Stencnipn, SER;
syiibcr, Srnce 81 sSiibcr nnO
Srain & Soeribep, anmdlte.
(Tdr52, SO, ,MO, ,@i@
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gosner>s
Gine AusIagr pom eftibjahrszSsiOs.
Scr Mnhe ncucffe g f1iihffnn.

Wir t6aten ben erF1sn G9ritt i'm
Seibenperfauf, mir fOnnsn Dies o6ne
Sur9t auf MtberIpru4 fugen. 8ir
babsn Die grOBte Iuspubl feiner Sou
laros, Die sic in Der GtaOt finben
f0nnen.
Sic 0lufter fino 10 iB6n unO bi, 55attiruHgeu
unO Tarbsn 10 3urnrOniid bub bic sieri6sn etOfis
ms5r, als beriifenb finS. Sieis MoOsu uno Mute-
iino augi6Iieblj5 auf oi.isn 2aO.n b,i6rdutt uno
t6nntn nur aui uuiuen Sii6eH eeie5en rperOeu. 81.
fnO q 3oG brett, isOor TaOen it rsins 5eiOs uuO
fe torsn MIR soc. bic 9arO. 8eguldre $l00=
g9oarsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-11

5iGI's 6uars unb BartsJdrbemits
tel, i6para unO braun, so Gents.
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Sosner's
Sas Gliif ipinft Sbncn.
$1.5O=Sprfct5 fir CSC.

Sine peitsre 8slegsn6eit, bic iebe
eeT4eite Srau bei'm S4Opf fuKen
DirD.
G6te Jtppal ssorccf,r@ unb amber. beriibmt.
NRnrfen su fpsniesr, als balbem 9reis.
gra6tboG aus intpsrtirt.m eat,,n unb goutI
e.ma5t unD loon NIT atl0bbano unO episen Der.
esri6teh eitbaben EXTRA Seitsnitdbe uno SiI6beiu
Gi. ssarbsn fnb peib. prub btau unb i9tpara.
sslde GorI.ts brinosn ibral $50. 8ir p.r=
laneen nur 69c.
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q d,uermuth.

Rit oisitm 0orts Dirb OieI uufua sttrieb,n
gBie oft lsien mir, Der Onsr Der bat aus S3psrF
mntb sslbfmorb beganstu. Sn geabrbst Isgen
ioit one oieI, lInqlHdli6eH rur 6anO an ia, neil
iSr,u ibners Qtpm bss Tassns, Der 9sber pbsr
b,r Rftren oog Qtbsn b,rQalen, ben tlarn Bid
triib,n. gs in ttint s,lu6e RrGutbeit, Del6t
bitis 9tbaurnspertb,u in Den 8oo trctbt ions
Ssrn ein f0rptrIid5eg Qeinsn, Das NIT hcn beriibm=
ten st. 9,rnaro Rrduterpn,n Fder bate turirt
lDsretn fDnnsz Cir 35 Gents in Ga.n apotbetea
ap bsbta, lfr,Ws, Ri, S&gRl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-11
S0winOiu6t

1T ein bleitbt8 Gje>
ipenlt, lpelrte8 man>
Aem 55elte beiwDbnt,
5iiten @ie ii6 por
ben erlten Stobien,
Sir 5eilun9 DON
Grfdltun9en, 5uiten,
S5nfIuenSa, 5eilerfeit,
befhwerliAem Ntbent>
6Olen unb Srant6ei>
ten beS SalltS unb
ber 2m9en bot feline
anbere NlebiSin,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04
TO CURE badness.

The use of gas to make the hair
grow is one of the latest medical dis
coveries. The gas employed is oxygen
A large cap fits tightly round the head
and is supplied with oxygen from a
bag which is slung over the patients
shoulders. 1t is worn for a few hours
every day, and even in cases of abso-
lutte badness, it is said to produce
more or less luxuriant crop of hair.
The discovery was made at the
Oxygen hospital, London. The gas is
used for the cure of quite number of
diseases. A woman was undergoing
the oxygen cure for skin disease, and
one of her arms had been for many
days placed in light air-tight box
filled with the gas. 1t was soon no.
:ticed that on the part of the arm that
was unaffected by the disease the
growth of hair was much stimulated,
and this naturally suggested oxygen
as a cure for badness. The first ex-
pertinent was made upon a woman
who had completely lost her hair, and
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04
AN ANIMAL CURIOSITY.

There are not very many transpar-
ent animals, but recent studies Of two
larval cells which possess this peculiar
ity, and which belong to the National
Museum, seem to show that among
the possible advantages of being trans
parent is economy in personal decora-
ton. In ordinary opaque animals the
color markings are symmetrical on
the two sides of the body, but this is
not tbs case with the transparent cells.
Each of them, when looked at from
one side, appears to have seven large
black spots arranged at nearly regu-
lar intervals along the length of its
body, but closer examination shows
that in each case three of the spots
are on the left side and four on the
right, and irregularly spaced, but in
such manner that, on looking through
the boay, all seven appear in a sym
metrical row.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04
500 reward 800.

,y,ha readers OF this paper will be pleased to
ssSat snience has been able to cure In all its
staSes, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
sG.,Maiical fraternity. Catarrh being o constitu-
,ionai disease, requires constitutional treat
nenA Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
saces Of the system. thereby destroying the
stau,ndaton OF the disease and giving the patient
lrvtrenvth by building up the constitution and
eeSsistinn nature in doing its work The pro-
nrietors have SO much faith in its curative
bowers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
xIdress r r. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by druggists Toe gs
FAILS Family Pills are the best
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


While an attack Of acute bronchitis
IN adult life is usually of brief dura-
ton and Of little gravity. its repeated
occurrence is to be dreaded as possibly
leading to the much more serious
chronic form. This form occurs for
the most part in persons beyond mid
die life.
1t may supervene upon an acute at
tack which has been neglected, or it
may come on more gradually after a
succession of such attacks, each one
adding a little to the bronchial irrita-
ton left behind by it's predecessor, I'M
til the actual disease is fully estab-
l1shed. Subjects of the so-called uric
acid diathesis are very prone to suffer
from chronic bronchitis, and so are
patients with heart and kidney disease,
and hard drinkers.
The two main symptoms Of chronic
bronchitis are cough and a more or
less profuse expectoration. The ex-
pectoration varies considerably in diff
ferent cases, and in the same case at
different times. In some cases it is rath-
er scanty and sticky, and the effort to
expel 1t results in frequent and violent
paroxysms of coughing, quite resem-
bling whooping cough. In other cases the
secretion in the bronchial tubes is wa
terry and easily expelled, but is formed
in such quantity that the cough is al
most incessant.
Pain is seldom complained Of but
shortness of breath is quite common,
even at the beginning, and is constant
in Tho LOT CT IF no
first this difficulty in breathing is
noted only on exertion. but later it is
habitual and becomes asthmatic in
character. 1t is the result, usually, of
dilatation of the air cells in the lungs
caused by the strain of coughing.
Chronic bronchitis, like all other ca
tarrhal affections, is much less trouble
some in summer than in winter, and
. In those who live much In the open air
than in the house-bound. From this
simple observation may be drawn the
lesson that the best remedy for bron
'chitis is pure air. This is generally
conceded in the case of consumption,
but the world-even the medical world
is slower to recognize that an abund-
ance of oxygen-pure airs equally
essential to the cure of bronchitis and
other chronic diseases of the organs of
respiration.
The good result, is due not only to
the Improvement in the general health,
but also to the direct effect of the oxy-
gen upon the diseased bronchial mem
brane.
The patients should pay great atten-
ton to the care of the skin by cold or
cool bathing, friction. and so forth,
should dress warmly, and should
change damp clothing Immediately on
entering the house.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04

THE CATERPILLAR'S ENEMY.
her numerous departments. While
the suburbs are still bewailing a
plague Of caterpillars she has begun
the work of determination. She has
sent a bug to do the work, and it is a
wonderful bug indeed-a bug Grant,
one might say, for it has lance and
suit of armor and just as much de-
votion to duty as any knight one ever
read about.
This remarkable bug does not seem
to have any mission upon earth except
to fight caterpillars. It would rather
it eats, so that it takes an enthusiast
tic interest in the campaign. It's appe-
tite would be disgraceful in bug of
less exemplary pursuits. There is
specimen in the Philadelphia North
American Office, says that paper,
which has devoted more than ten
times it's weight in caterpillar in one
day.
But the most remarkable thing
cd of attack. 1t does not use sharp
claws like some beetles, nor poison,
like spiders. 1t has little way of its
own, says the Chicago Daily News.
Fastened by a flexible joint to the
lower part of the body is a lance and
with this deadly weapon the bug does
rapid execution. 1t attacks a cater
pillar like a torpedo boat attacking an
unprotected cruiser. It creeps on it's
prey quietly, then makes a sudden
rush. Raising itself when near the
victim, it let's the lance drop forward.
then leaps upon the poor, fuzzy thing
and drives the sharp point home.
There follows violent struggle Of
course. The caterpillar squirms and
twists and rolls itself about, but the
lance holds and there is no escape.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04
QUALITIES OF QUARTZ TUBES.

Experiments with transparent tubes
made Of vitrified quarts show that they
possess many remarkable advantages
over glass tubes They can be plunged
suddenly into an oxy-gas flame with
out injury, as their substance remains
practically solid up to temperature of
200 Fahrenheit They do not break
if plunged into cold water, or even into
liuuid air. It is believed that such
tubes can be employed for thermome-
tiers intended to measure very high
temperatures, tin, or some other met
al. in molten state, being substituted
for the mercury of ordinary thermom-
eters.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04

they multiply rapidly. This Is. at
present, the only weak point Of The
syaAsm, for it is found that in prac-
tice the patient loses during the niSht
almost all the benefit that he has de-
rived from the inhalation of oxygen
during the day. But this objection IS
to be swept away when a new labora-
tory has been built where consump-
tives will be made to breathe the gas
day and night until a cure has been
effected.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04

The best of farm lands can be OBJ
tanned now in Marinette County, Wis
consin, on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St, Paul Railway at low price and on
very favorable terms. Wisconsin is
noted for it's fine crops, excellent
markets and healthful climate. Whv
rent a farm when you can buy one
much cheaper than you can rent and
in few years it will be your own
property. For particulars address
f. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-.
way, Chicago.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04

The Real Cause OF Dandrun and Badness.
At one time dandrur was attributed to
be the result of a feversh condition Of
the scalp, which threw off the dried Gu
ticle in scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Germany,
noted authority on skin diseases, explodes
this theory and says that dandruff is a
germ disease.
This germ is really responsible for the
dandruff and for SO many bald heads
1t can be cured If it Is gone about in the
right way. The right way, Of course. and
the only way. is to kill the germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this, and
causes the hair to grow luxuriantly, just
as nature intended it should.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-04
Microbes on Raw Vegetables.

Signor Ceserole Of Padua has dis
covered the existence of more than
fifty noxious microscopic parasites and
microbes in the washings of vege-
tables from market gardens. Among
the micro-organisms found by him
was the bacillus of tetanus and an
other analogous to that which pro-
duces typhoid fever. He ascribes the
infection largely to the contents Of
watering pots.