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The Springfield herald., 1902-12-26
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
9ercsiurO, g. Sat.

8i bar fdaet o9aniferen" Iaa ure-
g~elm9siig / ben iibfte 3ib o9 unbre6t
os pber bbab Der bar / 8ejen, Yoitme=
iteren bar M gibet ben Splnsning, al
0en guile Gap man9ler paa @tsempla.
rerne nu % od, og iaa tan ban aloril
pice, bpor be ltdl ben.
9iae 4rtbur WiGarb, Spn al
Nligult Rasmusien og 6ultru, bsbt
Manoag ben 13. San. og bleb BE-
9rapet paa Roctfelb 8irtegaaro. 9e
igr9enoe 5orelbre bar Slegtninge %
9enners Oeltagelie K.
= @i bebpper life at rejie bort for
at unbgaa ftreng 8inter, tbi bet ipneA
fom hi bur fact California Selma
9. DAT. Mon mailer 9uie, logger
@runobplb og bigger s9uie raft pat
iom ON man pebblipenbe penter Som:
mer.
Oil Srobs for bet gooe 8ejr, er oei
meger SD9oom bddoe | og uoenfo Sps
en-.
= paltor 6. Sobnien fra Waupaca
Wis., bar Der at beisge fine gaml,
5pr9lore og Ssitenbe og praOifeoe
ben bunffe &irte Ssnbag 5ormiboag.
= 4uguit Rasmusien bar folgt i'm
misunderstanding til peter Sobnz
fen fra 4tfen.
Mrs. paitor Nieliens 8enner
omtring / Samfunbet pil b9re glat
Deb at bsre, at bun itabig bliper it9r-
tere og penter til 5oraaret at blipe
fu~lbit9nois raft.
4bolf 6anlen fra q. Dat. e,
igen iblanbt os. 9. DAT. er aaigepel
bebft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
aGcOar Salts, Ga.

q. Sergenfens Gnfe tpbte | iibitt
nge s. Is. @anber @arbs 9us poo
Bluff Ctr. for $500.
= 80rt ,Gountp Srultees" bar iios
ie 2erbdg Der / 8pen for at iagttdge
ZEN nrs Bro ober 5Ipben, o9 iad 0iot
pioes bar bet bele tilfrebsfiqenbe for
bem.
= S benne ltee flptter Gbriitian
Rusmusien meo fin Samilie til Snoes
%penbence for at boiette Jig paa ben
at benz for nogen 5io iiben tpbte
5drm.
= paitOr g. Sbiiteo 9jorOe / liOite
ll9s pda fin Rejfe til 2atimer ct fife
Opbolo Der / 8pen pe beipgte paitor
5ani.n. S 2utimer itolbe ban oeltoge
| ct MiSiionsmpbe.
= poa 9irsbag, Snsbag og 5ors@
bag often / benne uge bill paitor %.
0anien boloe5orebrag / Ra3aretb Sir
te ON lin aejie O9 fit OpbOlo / Supan
og &ina.
Mrs. Cars 2drl en- tom libite
2proag tilbage fra Rafbua, bbor bun
| no9le 9a9e bar opbolot fig BPS fin
9amls 5aber, Der for 3ibsn ligger me-
get ipg.
-Saco6 9durum, 9ampton, ga, be-
Tiger for 9ioen Slegtninge og @ens
ner Der paa Ggnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
nonbun, Sa.

apinbeforeningens 5ormdnb. Mrs.
Bertha Senien, iom er 8eltprerinbs
for Sans Smith, lioer at en- 9aarlig.
beb / bet enc Ben. 2egen raaber beno(
til at unoergaa en- Operation.
$ 9ebeugen bar Der Mgbe 6per
Dag / &irten og / ben gprige 8interz
tib pil Der blipe Mebe (Samtalemebe)
regelmesiig bper Onsoag itiftebis omz
firing / 9uiene.
Der bar beret bolbt Mebe
Douglas Centre Stole6us, bpor en- MT
plan blep fremldgt at She S6ool-
iuperinbent 5pmnibip, bpor flert
,3ea9ers" 5fulbe unberpiIe, % bpor
9grnene funne opnaa Ell bgjere uo=
bannelie. Spao bet bliper til, bill 81
ben biie.
.5E !9anb Separators" err MI
beo at blipe inbfprt Der paa plapien,
npgle bar alerebe faaet ben o9 er
meeet tilfrebie meb ben, andre bill riz
meliepis / en- ner Sremtib fplge efter,
Mr. Staifei, en- elbre Settler
FER paa Ggnen er / bisie 9u9e af9aaet
Deo 0eoen. 5an efterlaber fig @nte
% IS Ysrn. San bar life ligegDlbiq
for Subs Higes Sag, ban talte og un=
oerpi1te baabe 9grn % pofsne ON
S~reliespejen.
Som COB, liplig og interesiani
Qesning BIZ je9 meget anbefale uGips-
e%rinOrinser", af @ilb. Beet. Oct Ell
life en- BOG, Iom Ioa mango andre,
boor man ligefom itdl ilaa Sul pao
Sien for at brittle beres Snbbolb; men
man tan gaa lise til, iom peo 5or-
aarstiO, oe bar man fsrlt bespnbt, far
man lite bolbe op fpr Siut.
Neb at l9ie benne BOG fan man og'
iaa faa mere &arligbeo til SerrenS
Gag, ligeiom ogiaa iaabdn en- bprebai
0errenS! 5iener tommer til at iiad
en- ferlis grinbring, iaa hi mdn iis'
at 9jsrtet: Den &~etf9roigss Sbui
tommelie er til 0eliienelie. Orb. 10
Y.
Den Tan faas / .Oaniib 2utb
publ. Soule, Blair, Nebr.
(apr eiponouncer iortiattes pa Ssae s..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
100000

vi tilbyder ct Tusind Dollars at blive
givet / Pr9mier for SDi0r we'd Diet samme
Mode som ovenn9vnt, hvis Aktiebolaget
Separator IKE havde en- stor Udstilling
we'd Parisudstillingen | 1900 og fkke I'D
delte Cirkulerer i sit eget Navn; og for
udsat, at De Lava Co. vii give Diet samme
Beleb, hvis Aktieselskabet Separator
hoUde en- saadan Udstilling og uddelte
saadanne Cirkularer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

vi tilbyder es Tusind Dollars at blive,
givet som ovenfor n9vnt, hvis nedenstaa-
ende Opgivelser af U. s. Separator og De
Laval Separators Arbeide | Modelmejepiet
paa Pan American Udstiiling IKE ER
overensstemmende med Model Meieriets
Superintendents, nemlig:
Gjennemsnits Fedtbestemmelse af
De Lavals Separator. ............ .0172
Gjennemsnits Fedtbestemmelse af
United States Separator........ Obs
og forudsat at DE Laval Separator &c. vii
give Diet samme Bel0b, hyis disse Opgivel-
ser IKE BLEW fremsatte af Model Meje-
riets Superintend ent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
ut belbreSe Ga Grippe 4s Elmer.

Sntet Miobel ct ligt @atner's White
Wine of Tar Syrup mob benne frpgtelige
% iarlige Spgbom. Taar ben bruses grius
oigt og 3i6c, pften be!brebe ct SilfGlbe /
q Ginrr, % or 5ctc,iom fnlger 2a Grippe,
III ben Il rai iGtlid hiGiue. @ris 25c GA 50c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
100000

vi tilbyder ct Tusind Dollars at blive
givet / Premier for Sm0r we'd det nseste
Aarsm0de af Minnesota eller Iowa Dairy
mems Association, hvis "Societe Anonyme
Separator dkke udstillede en- Radiator
we'd Paris Udstillingen 1900, og forudsat,
at De Laval Co. vii give det samme Bel0b,
hvis "Societe Anonyme Separator" Nd-
| sffLLede en- Radiator der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
vt furerc en- SorfsIeIfe t Ell Gao

g}rua Laxative Brono Quinine Viner. aneglpo=
Iei. o. " .@rppcs yiapn traf or pia buer Qgife. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

@cbitcr, Mimil.

5 Mebiter, 9ice 60, Minn., fejreOe
Maos 4noerien og 0uItru 2. Sdnuar
beres Splpbrpaup. S ben anleOning
pare hi fere 9enner iamlebe DIN Dem
/ oeres 9jem. Seq fan life Iige at Ri
opsrraifebe Dem meo port 8omn1e, ba
Here at os bapoe ~tiltenbegipet at Ri
Tom, men De o%perrdlteOes meb flere Ga
Ger fra 8ennerne iaabel / lom uoen
for Wtenigbeoen, og Ri 9lGbeOe os ale
peo at belege bette agtparOige Selb>
brubepar. SEQ mad bemerte, at ri
til6erer @manuels Menigbeo t 9a33el
poob, Minn., fom 6%etjenes at Yaitor
s. Simonien. Stpnt ban bapDe lang
8ej, bar ban ogiaa / ppr Wlibte, pg bt
gl9beoe os til en- Itile Stlnb meb Ser
rem, 9oilfet ogIaa Iptferes. @fter at u
6dbbe fddet noget for 2egemets Npbz
terft, ubbelte ban 2ipets Orb iblanbt
os. Seq pil Der neotegre benne Sang.
lom blep iunget fsr ban tog til Srbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

ttl9Drer Gntdflhels Utefll99e0 | 0d33el
fppoo, Wiinn., fom 6%etjenes at Yditor
s. Simonien. Sfent ban bapbe lang
gel, bar ban o9faa / ppr Waibte, og bt
gl9beoe os til en- itiqe Stunb meb Ser
rem, 9oilfet ogida lptfepe8. Gfter at t.
bdObe faaet np9et for 2egemets Neb=
terft, ubDelte ban 2ipets Orb iblanbt
os. Seq bill Der neotegne benne Sang.
lom blep iunget fsr ban tog til Orbe.
W1sl.: 8, arilteligbeo
56por idligt at DO
S Qb unber &oriet, / 6aab og / Sro;
3bi Der mobnes 5rugter ipm SUB fem
bes peo.
Meo SUBS Raaoes 5ploe til 2ip pg til
5reb.
Der fenber man &raften al SUBS Del
6ebag,
Poa prsbeliens Dag.
Deb Sptb6rDffupsleil,
5por gobt naar por 9erre inbbbbes
iom Set;
3bi Der fan ej 0j9belen PIE tit Bert,
5or &9rli96eosbuften bam bliper for
lt9rt.
Sg er s f~prenet / 5ro paa Subs Spn,
Gr 0anoringen itpn.
Sorenet at itdd,
Gr Wdalet SUBS 8ern Der pad Sorben
ifdl nda.
5pr Gpigbeb bigger bper itumlenbe
Manb,
Sod 6erren fan tnDtte bet bimnelIte
8adnb.
9bab Sub bar f~orenet Ital iittert be-
itaa,
Gil 5rpb for bans imaa.
Dor Salsmanb paa Sorb
Gr 4anben, lom oioner for os / SUBS
Orb.
Og bdr S erfaret bans lfabenbe Magt
S 9jertet, iaa g9lber bet, bore paa
0agt.
Sg gl9oer bans 0ionesbbro ret ebers
Sjal,
sc ba er aft bel.
Saa slab jer / Dag;
3bi 6erren til Sejer nil FIRE i'm Sag.
s ital life fattes paa aanbelig Sreit,
Raar Blot S bar 9je for 5rellerens
geIt.
9an glemmer ej Yagten meb eber, S to.
9plo blot ub | Sro.
Saa lang 3io ~forlbanbt,
!9bor meaet at benz bar S anpenot til
SAINT.
8, LAB os | YbmDgbeo tatte Dor Sub,
ut life port 2ipslps Tan Der flutes ub.
Sbi 89rli9bebstdnter bar 9erren meb
os,
0or Odntro til Sroos.
5orenet / BAN,
Som tog bore Sbnber og bar al Dor
Stam.
5ortiet ebers 2ipsleb / 5relierens
Sjeb;
Obi ban er por 2ipsIol, iom albrig
gaar neo.
9lip oerfor ej trat.
paitor s. Simonien tog Setiten ub
fra Ser. 8g. 3, 21-36), og ban paas
minoebe Sglpbrubeparret, Ioa bel lom
os aGe, ON 9errens MiFfunbbeb imob
os, at Ri life ere forterebe, men gles
Der os til at 9errens 8armbjertigbeb
bar ingen @nbe, os Ri MATTE babe Dor
Del 5erren og baabe pao BAN. Ser
rem er COB mob benz, iom bic efter BAN,
mob ben Sjel, iom ipsrger efter BAN.
ga, Ri babbe | Sanobeb en- Oeliignet
Dag, fpm pi lGnge bill minbes, oe hi
bill iise 9erren Saf berfor. Os bporz
lebes tunbe pi tatte 9erren bebre, enb
peb at oipe bisfe Orb Hum | bore 6ierz
ter. 0t iluttebe meb 8sn, Sang og
Sat til Serren, for bans Narberelie
iblanbt %, Iamt Bpm ON, at Serren
frembeles maatte DO og bbgse bos bette
Selpbruoepar, og tage benz og os ale
peb Saanben.
Gn Oeltdser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

9ilGuropa. Gbicasos befenbts
2anfter, Sr. Wm. q. (Sorte)s Sonien
ofrejite forleben meb Gunaro ainien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

til europa for iom / 5ior after at gpre
Snbtpb til 5aianoefirma / Gbicugo, ct
at be itgrIte Der / 2anOet. Oct f%orftaar
fig at fig lflD, at 9r. 6anien igen pda
Oenne gurDpdrejie aflagger i'm 5pbebp
&s6en6abn ct 9sIe9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

Sule9aoe ra en- Baroness
:. Zen oanite apinoefOrenin9 /
Clinton, Sa., bar fra 9dronesie
ReebB 5bott / 0dnmart Deo paitor
@runotpig mobtuget en- Senoing gu
lebiqeber, Sort og Smaafag til 5ors
pelinQ melem Weolemmerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

GtteoeGigt 5ab b. 4nton 81
len / Racine %forliite fOrleben en- prags
tig Robuuo, ibst en- Del Cramps itat
Slo pdu 8uabbuiet. Der PAL b~elissenbe
nebsn for ben fore Sernbanebro, og
for maj fit Sloen iluttet bar 8aaben
9daet op | 2uer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

Sotbuter. 9eItiaatpr 4nbretp
SO6niOns albite Ssn, Sim, bar label
fig inorullere iom Solbdt, og &urI
.6unien, en- Hepe at alderman 9anien
/ fsmte Worb, Racine, bar ligelebes
trutfet 3rsjen for at tunne TONNE
iammen meb lin 8rober Gbriit San
len. Der MI / b~albanbet Qar bar tent
Sncle Gam iom Snfanteriit / philip
pinerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

st banffsnorft 9ittigs
bebsbfao ,piraten", er bet iioite
nbe pod 9loblitteraturens Omradoe.
0et ubgipes / Netp Yort, Al 9roab
Street, meo 9'9rr. $. 9. Sagerup og
g. 2inbablsQnberien Tom aniparsbas
penbe Rsbattsrer. 5orelebig bill ppis
raten" ubtomme maaneblig. S glas
bets ferite Drummer bsbber bet: ,Oet
err ,piratsn"s 9sniist at safbjelpe ct
lanse fplt Sapn" peo at brinse 9ilisn.
og guo fra bet lpie 5umers Veroen".
- 0i bpbsr J., praten" @eltpmmen og
baaber, at ben iom guobrinser fra
ben omtalte 0erben mda babe Sptten
meb iig. uNorolDlet'.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-26

Judge Benjamin P. Birdsall, who has
been nominated by the republicans of
the Third congressional district as their
candidate for congress, in the place of
Speaker %. b. Henderson, who with
drew from the ticket, was born in Wey-
auwega, Waupaca county. Wis, Oct. 26.
1858, and is therefore in his 44th year.
His father was in the lumber business
in Wisconsin. The family moved to
Iowa in 1870, to Alden, Hardin county.
There the father lived on a farm. Young
Benjamin had attended the public
schools in Wisconsin, and on coming to
Iowa went to the district school for
time. He went to the State University
at Iowa City IN 1874, and finished a
course in the academical department in
1877. He then read law with G. M. Ma
gel of Alden. He was admitted to the
bar in 1873 at Hampton. He practiced
for a number Of years In partnership
with Mr.. Nagel. In 1884 he moved to
Clarion, Wright county, where he has
since lived. He was elected to the
bench of the Eleventh judicial district
in 1893. He remained on the bench un-
til 1900 when he resigned, in part on
account OF i'll health. He then resumed
the practice of law, in which he is now
engaged at Clarion with his son.
Judge Eirdsall has a family consist
ing of his wife and five children. He
has been twice married, the first time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-26
LAUNCHING PARTY HOME.

Governor Cun.n1ins and Party Loud in
Praise Of Treatment at Boston,
Special to Times Republican,.
Des Moines. Sept. 26.-Governor Cum
minis, Secretary of State Martin, Aud
itor OF State Merriam, Treasurer of
State Gilbertson and other members OF
the launching party yesterday returned
from Boston. Members of the party
were enthusiastic in praise of thetreat-
ment received and the general pleasure
OF the launching ceremony. The party
was the recipient of many attentions.
The first night they We're in Boston the
Fore River Company entertained them
them at the theater, after the launching
there was a banquet at which more
than 1000 sat down: the next day car
riages We're provided for tour of Bos-
ton, and In the afternoon journey
down Boston bay on Thomas w. Law
sons yacht 1.-THE Dreamer" A special
train conveyed the party to and from
Quincy, where the launching took
place.
Mayor Brenton and other city offic-
ials Were not present at the banquet
given after the launching, at which the
mayor was down for a speech. It seems
that the city party left the stand just
before the final rope was cut in order to
get, from another point, a better view
of the big vessel as she Slipped into the
water. This separated them from the
remainder of the Iowa party, which
went Immediately to the huge ban
quethall. When Mayor Brenton and
his colleague sought to enter the build
ing some time later the crush was 50
great they could not get thru. So they
spent the time of the banquet visiting
the big shops and returned to Boston
by boat.
Governor Cumnnins said yesterday in
regard to the trip: Except when en-
gagged by the ceremonies 1t seemed to
me that I did nothing but explain the
Iowa platform, to which attention had
been called by Colonel Henderson's re-
tirement. found many prominent men
in the east in sympathy with the Iowa
idea. The gentlemen of the press were
particularly insistent upon interviews. I
discovered, however, that there was
general misconception of what the
platform contained. found but one
who had personally read the
platform. told all that they would
see by reading that the Iowa platform
was not radical or subversive docu-
ment, that 1t contained no general as
sault on the tariff and had been widely
misreDresented.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-26

in 1878, and the second time in 1883. His
first wife died. and thereafter he mar
ried Miss Belle Johnson of Clarion.
Judge and Mrs. Birdsall have fine
home at that place. Judge Birdsall, tho
poor in health when he quit the bench,
is now in much better physical condi-
ton and amply qualified so far as
strength Is concerned to make an active
and arduous campaign.
There is no doubt Judge Birdsall's
nomination insures the republicans of
the district a strong candidate. That
he will be able to defeat Horace Boies
by at least normal majority is not
seriously doubted by single well-in-
formed politician of the district. He is
an able lawyer and jurist and as a poll
tician he is unusually capable He is a
good orator and has the faculty of be-
ing an excellent mixer. He is not fac
tional candidate, and, althO his county
is strong for Governor Cummins, Judge
Birdsall has never aligned himself with
either the Cummins or the anti-Cum-
Minis factions. There is no Disgusting
the fact that the Third district has its
spots where disaffection has been rife.
Rlackhawk county has been one of
these, but the nomination of Judge
Birdsall gives almost complete salts
faction there and this fact is of the ut
most Importance in view of the nomi-
nation of Blackhawk's favorite son to
lead the opposing ticket.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-26
ARE HIRING JAIL BIRDS.
Railroad Contractors Find Il Difficult
to Secure Men.


Fort Dodge, Sept. 26.-The startling
scarcity of men has compelled the
agents of Macarthur Bros. one of the
largest grading contracting firms on the
Great Westerns Omaha extension, to
.-~.art tn hiring men discharged from
custody in the city Jail. Men dIscnurgeu
from the police court, who, to a great
extent, are of shiftless and lazy class.
are hired at good wages and sent out
on the extension. AS a rule they work
until the first pay day and then quit,
leaving the grading contractors wo-
fully short of men.
An agent of Macarthur Bros. was in
the city this morning and said that his
company is paying laborers $3.50 per
day, but still finds 1t exceedingly diff
cult In retaining them.
An unlooked-for effect of the railroad
construction work now in progress near
this city is that on the price of eggs in
the city. Only recently eggs advanced
In price, and at season when they
usually sell for 121s cents they will soon
be selling for 25 cents. The rise in price
lis credited to the number of railroad
|camps near here. Farmers take their
eggs to the camps. where they find a
READY market AS result they do not
|eome into the city, and the supply being
low the price has advanced according
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-26

New Sharon.
Christian church with good interest
despite the bad weather, and there
have been four accessions to the
church.
Grundy Center.
At recent date in Valley township
two year-old colts went as high as
s145. So : Mr.. NJ. G. Garfield has a
COW that produces ten pounds Of butter
in one week.
Nevada.
The new Iowa Falls depot has been
staked out near the west end Of the
depot track, and block nearer the
business center than was at first in
tended.
Eagle Grove.
The local lodge of B. Of r. T. arc
circulating petition to secure funds
to aid the miners in the eastern coal
regions. The Times Gazette says tbs
BOYS are meeting with encouragement
in their mission of mercy.
Mason City.
Superintendent Schevnell is more OF
an optimist on the corn question than
most Of the farmers. His experts have
been in the fields along the l. & NJ. d.
vision and he thinks that the crop is
damaged from 20 to 40 per cent, but
the yield will be good any way. Even
on the low ground the yield will be
iaae2 20 to 40 bushels per acre.
AZ last, after delays from different
causes, the job of building the public
library is let to Ed Curtis at $lo,ooV
which includes neither heating o.
plumbing. Nothing but the basement
will be built this season. which VIII be
nut up and covered with rough boards
and finished next spring and summer
I'The board held meeting last F'rida!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-26
THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
A Great Strain.

| No one disputes the fact that we are
living in rapid" age; 1t is rush. rush,
rush from morning until night, and
competition is so fierce that the strug-
gle does not cease until the machine is
worn out. Women, too, even when sur
rounded by every comfort, become in
fected by the common spirit, and what
with their clubs and many social du-
ties, have no time to give thought to
their physical well-being, until they
are suddenly brought to a sharp realiz-
alton of the fact that nothing in their
lives is so important as attention to
correct or rational living. 1t may sur
prise the readers to learn that women
are more prone to piles than men, and
in most cases, because 1t is difficult to
impress upon them the Importance of
regular movements of the bowels;
irregularity means straining at stool,
and straining means piles, with the
certainty (under the usual methods of
treatment) that the sufferer will have
them always with her; by usual
method" is meant the application of
salves and lotions, or Gas a last resorD
Il surgical operation. II there Is COM
plant which entails more distress and
suffering upon those afflicted than piles,
or hemorrhoids, 1t is not known to the
writer. Fortunately, however, these are
learning that there is a remedy that
effectually cures all forms of piles;
1T is known as the Pyramid Pile Cure,
is in suppository form. is applied di-
rectly to the parts, and does Its work
quickly and painlessy; it is sold by
druggists for SO cents package, or will
be mailed by the makers to any address
upon receipt of price. Mrs. John II.
Castona. 2942 Arch street. Chicago,
says: II must write you that l was
cured of a very aggravating case of
itching. and bleeding piles by the use
of the great remedy, Pyramid Pile Cure.
even after several physicians had
claimed there was no cure except by an
operation. / am well now, and owe
all to this valuable remedy. l can not
say enough for It," Write the Pyramid
Drug Company, Marshall, Mich, for
their little book on the cause and cure
'f piles.
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FROM ALL OVER IOWA.

field and laid out all night. The ne.
morning when found, almost by lnirs
Gle, he was nearly frozen, from II
effects of which he never fully reco,
cred.
Thor.
According to the Enterprise the CO...
crop is more seriously damaged tina
was first reported, last weeks frost #
only killed all corn on lowlands b
Humboldt countyl but has effected t.
maturing of corn on the higher groun.
The ears of corn on high ground g
large and we'll filled but the corn 4
cob will be more or less loose and DIS
not injure the corn for feeding pt
poses. The marketing of the crop vi
be below last year, altho it does It
indicate any check in the present pr
perity of this part of the country,s
there will be considerable stock feedg
this winter.
Clarion.
The corner stone Of the new NE.
church was laid Friday. There We
no special services. Following la
list of the articles placed in the ste:
A list of the membership of ne
church, officers and building CONT
tee, 1900 discipline, copies of the Mn
western Christian Advocate, Alpa
District Methodism. the Monitor nd
Democrat.
Newton.
A coal mine on the CarrieT ,a
south of town. being operaMt,fiss no a
lister Is, IN fire. auay witho,,t
|tinguishing IT. It WI probably I ~ : Is
essary to build a sod wan - =. ne e
lit out. Planstare ha,,s ioe
to have an addition milf - rs , nde
ton Presbyterian chrch. n Nv
lbuilt on the north sin or Ia 20 be
land will be used for Sidav se,, onufb,
social purposes. o04 go
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p,psoMANIAc SENTENCED.
G. q. Cole, Of West Bend, sent to Mt
Pleasant.

Special to Times-Republican.
West Bend, Sept. 2e.-Judge Baille
has sentenced Dentist G. B. Cole, of this
place, to ore year in the Mt. Pleasant
asylum. Mr.. Cole is we'll
known turnout Palo Alto and Kossuth
counties. He is a skillful dentist, but
his appetite for strong drink has made
a vagrant of him.