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Hotel Mitchell.
'Retul ming every mouth. Consult him
while the opportunity is at hand.

DR. DORAN has no superior in diagnosing and
treating diseases and deformities. He will give
S5O LOT any case that he cannot tell the diseases
and where located in five minutes.
Ali durable medical and surgical diseases, acute
and chronic catarrh, and Special diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Lung diseases, Early
Consumption. Bronchitis, Bronchial Catarrh,
Constitutional Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Stomach and Bowel Troubles, Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. Sciatica, Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Diseases, Dizziness. Nervousness, Indigestion
Obesity, Interrupted Nutrition, Slow growth in
Children, and all wasting diseases In adults,
Many cases of Deafness, Ringing in the Ears,
Loss OF Eyesight, Cataract, Cross Eyes, ETC., that
have been improperly treated or neglected, can
be easily restored. Deformities, Club Feet
Curvature Of the Spine, Diseases Of the Brain,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Heart Disease, propsy. Swell
ing OF the Limbs, Structure, Open Sores, Pain in
the Bones, Granular Engagements and all long
standing diseases properly treated. Young, mid
.die-aged and old, single or married men and all
VINO suffer from lost manhood, nervous debility,
Spermatorrhea, seminal losses, sexual decay,
failing memory, weak eyes, stnnted development,
lack OF energy, Impoverished blood, pimples, i'm
pediments to marriage, also blood and skin dis
eases, Syphilis, Eruptions, Hair Failing, Bone
Pains, Swelltngs, Sore Throat, Ulcers, effect Of
Mercury, Kidney and Bladder troubles, Weak
Back. Burning Urine, passing urine too often,
Gonorrhoea, elect, Structure, receive searching
treatment, prompt relief and cure for life,
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course.

Henry L. Shattuck, of Shellsburg.
Iowa, was cured of d stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
Yeas, by four boxes Of Cambcrlain,s
stomach and liver tablets. He had
triedmany other remedies and a num-
Der OF physicians without relief. For
sale by L. O.. Gale.
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Art, Not Nature.

Madge-After she's painted her face
she always looks in the glass.
Marjorie-So that's one girl who does
not hold the mirror up to nature
Smart Set.
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The best physic = Chamberlain's
stomach and liver tablets. Easy to
take. Pleasant in effect. For sale
by L. 0. Gale.
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entire meal of gelatin. Then there are
germs with Celtic proclivities who re-

entire meal of gelatin. Then there are
germs with Celtic proclivities who re-
fuse to be nourished on any food but
that mealy vegetable known as the
Irish potato. A small portion of the
suspected specimen is placed on one
of these different mediums and trans
ferred to the incubator In a short
time the operator is able to determine
by the growth on the medium whether
disease germs lurk in the patient from
whom the specimen came. If the cul-
'ture tube indicates that germ growth
has taken place, thorough identified.
:tlon is made under the powerful tense
of microscope. So. exact and search
ing have the Investigations Of the many
noted scientists been that the bacterl-
ologist is able to tell at glance just
what bacilli are present, and the at
tending physician has a final and con-
elusive confirmation or rejection of his
first diagnosis. At the time Of the
newspaper mans visit the incubator
contained Z full assortment of tubes
filed with colonies Of deadly little
germs. One small tube contained
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by thexaccompanying drawings Of four
common species of sbaollH taken, from
photographs made, in, the local labora--
tory. AN fattafhm Cd, ]. not unlike fS:tthe
ordinary plate g mena, ii Fastened Ito
the microscope, the powerful lens OF
the scope answering the same purpose
as the<lens Of the camera used in other
photograph work. !
Water and milk analyses, are also
made in the laboratory. Every drop
Of water we drink contains germ life,
but the germ species: with few excep-
tons are harmless. They are not dis
ease-productng. but simply act as scav-
engers, converting organic matter into
harmless compounds. The following
table compiled by leading American
authorities on the subject gives an idea
of the number Of these wiggling little
creatures the average person drinks In
day:
Exceptionally pure water contains 10
germs to each Is drops.
Very pure water contains 100 germs
to each Is drops.
Pure when 1000 germs are present.
Poor with 10000 germs present.
And when water contains l,OOO. 900
to 100000 germs to each Is drops, it
is considered very bad, and unsafe to
drink.
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In all the varied phases Of It's short
destructive life.

In all the varied phases Of it's short
destructive life.
Entering the main room, filled with
bottles of chemicals and uncanny-loo
Ing apparatus, the first object to strike
the visitors eye Is a strengthening
metal box under which burns a tiny
gas flame. Readers who attended the
Pan-Ameriean Exposition will remem-
Der the incubator on the Midway in
which babies were nourished and rails
ed. Here was another incubator, but
in place Of brtght-eyed little children,
colonies Of iudnItesima1 disease-deal-
Ing germs were being brought to life.
Before the suspected germ specimen ia
placed in this incubator it must be
thoroughly prepared and placed on
proper culture medium, or breeding
ground. Different germs thrive on Diff
ferent foods, SO it is necessary, in or
der to successfully raise family OF
this particular branch Of the bug fam
lily, to select q suitable food. The aver
age germ is great lover Of beef boul-
lion for the marin course OF his dinner.
while others skip the substantials. 60
Ing direct to dessert and making the
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TETANUS BACILLI.

enough diphtheria bacilli ito. inoculate
every inhabitant of large city, In an
other lived a happy family OF, anthrax
producers, while third was the glass
house in which colony of. typhoid
fever suspects had been quarantined.
After the germs have been cultured
in the incubator they are ready for ex-
animation under the microscope. A
slender platinum needle, which has
previously been passed through a fame
in order to destroy existing animal life,
Is thrust into the culture, and the
smallest possible particle. placed on q
glass slide. Then. in order to render
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As result of patient research and
experimentation on the part Of such
men as Koch, Pasteur, Frankel, Alb
bott,. Eshner, and many other scien-
lists IN. this country and Europe, the
physician of to-day is enabled to go d.
rect to the primary causes Of disease
and by the aid of perfected micro
scopes apd apparatus determine to a
certainty the proper treatment to- sbe
pursued. In the. larger cities labora-
tories have been established where the
'practlcing physician, who otherwise
on account of the heavy expense OF
:equipping a private laboratory would
pc unable to take advantage Of this
valuable adjunct to his profession. can
have specimens, taken from his pa
tients, Investigated under the skilled
eye OF the trained pathologist. "'t.'
; A newspaper correspondent was re-
Gently permitted to see the inside
workings of modern bug plant"
where the ubiquitous germ is grown,
raised. nourished. and finally studied
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have been developed by travel all over
the world. Best of all, in the present
Lady Dudley, the earl has a countess
whose good looks are nearly as renown-
ed as those of her handsome mother
in-law, and who may be trusted to
shine as mistress Of the viceregal lodge
at Dublin.
Like most healthy young Englishmen
of rank, Lord Dudley IS fond of both
sport and war. He is president Of the
fashionable Ranelagh Club-over
the representatives Of which the Ameri-
can polo players who went over this
year won their first vlctory-and, as
major Of the Worcestershire Yeomanry.
he saw hard service In the South Afri-
can campaign.
The earls duties in Dublin will be
mostly of social nature and it is we'll
that he Is wealthy, for his outlay in
this regard will be enormous reaching
probably 100000 a year.
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in the winter Trouvie and AK in the they
make life amending debauch 49,:
The Four Hundred in America take their from the
Europe Behold them the horse show in New
York Behold them at swell resorts Their talkthat H. what
be heard Of bonds puts and calls horses scandals and
dogs The best society? Good Lord!
1t true that have to beautiful slmpering
Johnnes and tough girls be accepted inference
the best society," while the good and vruous the land
though quite able their home and abroad
must be reegated the middle class and dismissed simple
bougeose The rotten through and through They
have not redeemng feature All their ends achieved
by and largely by the unholy II
them to into politics he tebuy his
and the rogues who have seats in Congress foreign
to sell that he the price II Of them
wants to lord she to- buy him, and the titled
rasca who wish their broken fortunes
the price, Their influence the
tive Their hangerson and etaners only such
wi" buy Nine out Of Of the fortunes behind them
will not bear scrutiny '.~ ''.'"':' ="
Must these uncean birds, gaudy and therefore
spcuous plumage fly from gldd boughs foung
as they their Of moral supremacy and
one to shy brick at them and say, Sca you devs!
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Gave 1t to the Wrone Girl.

A beautiful young lady, a member Of
the smart set, went into a Newport
drug store and asked the druggist If it
was possible to disguise castor oil.
Its horrid stuff to take, you know.
Ughv' said the young lady with shud-
der.
"Why, certainly" said the druggist.
and just then, as another young lady
was taking some soda water, he asked
her II she wouldn't have some, too. A.
ter drinking it the young lady fingered
moment and finally observed:
Now tell me how you would disguise
castor oil?'' -...-
''Why. madam, I just gave yon
some h = I ~.,~,. a. =. =
+ My. gracious me" exclaimed the
young lady, "why, wanted it for my
sister:"-Eli Perkins Lectures. -> s'-''s
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Goodness of st. Rogue" met kind re-
ception. She is remarkably successful
writer of short stories and a regular
contributor to some Of the leading mag
azines Of the country. At one time she
was engaged in newspaper work in Chi
cago, and In 1898, at the time of her
marriage was a teacher in one Of the
public schools of Brooklyn. Since 1898
she has lived In Washington and acts as
private secretary and general helpmate
to her husband.
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the field of germs visible under the
microscope, certain chemical stains are
used. Each species of germ life re-
spends to the action of its particular
stain. Take for instance the culture
from person suspected of being a
consumptive. After the specimen had
been prepared. as described above, it is
treated with crimson aniline stain,
and should the bacilli Of tuberculosis
exist they are plainly brought out and
easily identified.
The camera Is valuable adjunct to
psychological work. as will be. seen
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dangerous mine coal than to shoot Spanlards
What are paid this kind of work? On
average about paid labor sad
States 1t has been figured that SO month
family FIVE would have after rent medical bills and cloth
ing were paid for $4 month foodess than so cents
day and not quite day each How much
meat at present prices will 10 cents a day buy?
My sympathes with the miners because before the
strike was called President Mitchell agreed submit the mat
dispute arbitration board The reply Of the
the point insult There nothing to arbi
condescended inform the public we'll
that "The rights and interests Of the aborng
would be protected and cared for by labor agator but
by the Christian whom God in his infinite wisdom
had the control Of the interests of the country
President Baer Leaf from the medieval and
the Americans the twentieth century He
talks like resurreced baron of medieval Rhenish
castle 70 the Lord partner the railroad and coal
monopoes Pennsylvania blasphemy which should
20 unrebuked.
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large floating colonies Of foreigners to

large floating colonies Of foreigners to
whom an evening dinner Is a necessity
they pay no heed. says the Outlook.
They continue complacently to serve
dinners from IL to g." after which
hour one may whistle In vain, for no
dinner will he get. AS q natural re-
suit, an army Of French and Italian
restaurants are doing brisk business
and amassing fortunes, not only In ca
tering for their own people, but in
bringing comfort to many an English
bachelor emancipated from tea and
jam. Not only in the matter Of ser
vice, but also in the menu, does the
Vlllage restaurant cling faithfully to
old customs. .,..y.
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He Wanted Action.

A well:dressed man went into the tel
egraph office Of southern Michigan
town and wrote message home for
money. He then laid down a quarter
and asked that it be sent as soon as
possible. "Three cents more" said the
agent. Haven't got it, replied the
man. "Can't send the message, them
"Well, said the fellow, ''send it as far
as you can for quarter. am a gam
bier, and I want action on my money,
If it is only Is cents" 1f>'. = :szz:
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DANGER OF MSTI1U1lokAllSM.
BY 1t. Rey. 81,

There is danger In the tendency to In
stitutionalism. Our danger lies not in
physical deeds, but in social degradation
and corruption. out Of which comes ruin,
which lies behind these physical matters.
I would speak Of institutional charity in
this regard. On an island not half an
hours journey from New York are 1000
insane persons under the care Of the
State, and these people have not been
visited by any one but the State commits
sioner for the last four years.
The force of the appalling fact is made
plain when I say that alienists and in
sanity experts say that one Of the most
in ho ~
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London Dimes at Noon.

Except in certain circles, from the
upper middle class or the lower upper
classes upward, among whom the Gus
tom of evening dinner prevails, the re-
spectacle English custom is to serve
dinner at noon, the evening meal rang
ing all the way from the workman's
repast Of tea with wrinkles, bloaters,
or jam, to the heavy supper Of game
and pastry for the rich. To this GUS
tom the restaurants cater, but to the
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the wife of q writer
and poet Of note,
but she herself is an
authoress, W. h os G
works have come in
for a good share OF
IA vora BILE notice.
Her first book was
published in 1896
under the title "Vio-
lets and 9th e r
Tales" and in 1899
another work "The
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COAL MINERS ARE UNDERPAiD.
BY Rev. RUFUS A. White. OF Chicago.

The demand for better wages is just.
Coal mining in the anthracite region is
not only hard, but it is unusually dan
gerous.~ The bureau of mine inspection
reports 1870 men and boys killed in the
last ten years. In 1901 437 were killed
md 1856 injured. These. fatalities LETT
2230 widows and 525 orphans. For every
10000 tons of coal mined in the anthra-
cite coal fields one man or boy is killed.
Two are killed day on the average for
the working days Of the miners and five
injured. The killed and injured annually
IN the anthracite coal mines are said to
be: eight times as many as were killed
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Guiding tracts Of
rich mineral-bear-
ing land, and he
also has estates in
Jamaica and is the
master Of i'm
mense iron works.
The social graces
which are his as
the son of Geor-
gina. Countess of
Dudley, who has
not yet lost her
lannon's hearty
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is the champion of
the country In that
line Of sport. In
1895 the major
killed 6S bears and
his two sons killed
over 80. He lives
the greater part Of
the year In the
very heart Of the
bear belt, of which
he knows every
PN4< "$~
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MAJUR BOBO. 1OOr. HIS Own
plantation embraces 1900 acres. To
reach his mansion it is necessary to
ride twenty miles on horseback or
Within the last ten years
he has killed 1854 bears. He keeps
thirty bear dogs and forty-two deer
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8 oblem has noty bensolv
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Whose fault IS this! Certainly not theirs 1t Is to
against filling mems posts" women working
for low wages "unskl]ed labor and all the IT, We
must back farther than that and discover the
not far to seek and originates with Fathers
learn provide for their daughters however modesy
then this stream Of seeking employment quail
6cation will to exist Do all know families
walk of ife large families where the mothers heah
impaired by the constant struggle keep children tidy
make them behave themselves feed them keep
well? Poor wornout mothers literally overpowered with
size Of their families Poor mothers whose health
shreds in the endeavor to drag up their children. q
The boys are educated we'll will sllow-he
daughters have less to without The
realized his responsibility until late He
the accumulation of gathering ahead He
begun little banking accounts the daughters arrived
and only when too late he realizes the situation He
perhaps the mother Dies There nothing The boys
shift for themselves there always something
do but the to become of them? Girls 10
% Of left daily alone unbeended ncompe
tent and obliged to seek positions unsked labor
1t is not the womens fault that they unsled The
fault lies with the father 1t thre girls fault that they
ipaid is the employer who trades helpless,
position No. do not abuse workers. the men
who leave them in such position, with neither money home
education.
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lRELAND'S NEW VlCEROY.

The Earl of Dudley Owns SO, 900 Acres
of Rich Land in England.
The new viceroy Of Ireland, the Earl
of Dudley, is 36 years old and wealthy.
He owns $4,000 acres in England, i'll
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American Railways.

Railway mileage In the United States
has passed the 100000 mark, which is
considerably more than two-fifths Of
the entire railway mileage of the world
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the that environment The modern life
in the growth surrender Of the the SICK
MANNED, the imbecile, institutional vigilance When
be the the State in such numbers it is
impossible that there be that note Of personality considered
the best medicine for the sick and the insane
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DEGENtRACY OF NEW Y0RK'S FOUR HUNDRED.
BY Henry WatterSon. Editor Louisville Courier ia

The term "smart set" was adopted by
society to save itself from a more odious
description. The distinguishing trait Of
the 'smart set is its moral abandon. 1t
makes business Of defying and overleap-
ing conventional restraints upon it's pleas
ures and amusements. Being titled after
rule, and either rich in fact or getting
money how it may, it sets itself above
the law, both human and divine. Its
women are equally depraved with it's
men. They know all the dirt the men
know. They talk freely with the men
of things forbidden the decent. The
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After saying all she wants IL justice,
a woman proceeds to kick II her photo
graph Is q good likeness.
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GERM LIFE STUDIED.
DiSEASE-PRODUCiNG BAClLLIuN-
DER THE MICROSCOPE.

RAISED In an Incubator-Very Par
SECULAR in Regard to Prohibitions
of the Little Creatures in Air.
Food and Water,
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Us Acted Like = Professional. m
y She-Did you ever kiss a girl be-
fore7 .s=z " n .s 7.z
HeAm I doing this like I beginner:
Detroit Free Press.
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CHAMPION BEAR HUNTER.

Maj. Bobo, of Mississippi, Has Killed
1914 Bears in Ten Years.
The greatest bear hunting region and
the champion bear hunter are both to
be found in Mississippi, and Maj. Bobo
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SHOULD WOMEN WORK? they MUST.

Most women work simply because they must. In
using the term work" of course working for
wages for occupation and work fall at every girls
feet almost before she Is out Of the nursery. The
house belongs to the woman, there she should reign
supreme; but alas. there where there il
no home, and then it 10 trying to shut the
door women's work. They starving in thou
sands with it: they would starve in tens Of thousands
without.
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TUBERCULOSIS IS DURABLE.


tuberculosis is infectious and communicable. but
tuberculosis patient may live in the room, for
to the latter il proper precautions taken. The
chief danger is from baci thrown out from the
respiratory tract. In advanced cases many us
three thousand millions are thrown out in single
day. They are inhaled dust, and lodge In differ
emit tracts in the system. IL conditions are favor
able to growth they multiply there: But the gem
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to recognize virtue, female accomplishment limo
cence badge Of delinquency sign the and raw
dcformity which. if tolerated all, prom
of amedmcn In London and in Paris and Carlo
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cra insuscepbity tuberculosis is great 1t
at certain times and under certain conditions that large
portion Of persons susceptible.
Tuberculosis is absolutely preventabe and
bty simply putting into effect simple rules It
question solely of scrupuous cleanliness in
and dnfecon Of surroundings which have
housed the disease.
1t is not only preventabe but curabe 1t is the insdi-
Of all diseases specialist declare indications
whatever and in few weeks be manifest any
When there is question examination Is enough
Where cough continues for than six eight weeks
large majority Of there back that cough
tuberculosis focus When talks about chronic
majority of tuberculosis Of it, Then is
the time to establish this fact for then Is easily curabe
later it may not be.
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NOTED NEGRO AUTHORIZES.

Mrs. Dunbar Gaining, Renown In the
World Of Fiction.
Among the negro women of the Uni
ted States Mrs. Paul Laurence Dunbar
holds leading place. Not only is she