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Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

Cassell's Saturday Journal prints some amusing boys compositions on the coronation. 4 boy of ten writes: Tt is the privilege of the lord mare to wash and dress the king the day ne is crownd the archbishop of canter- berry will ask the king to say an cath, and when he has done this he will wash the feat of 12 poor peepul and rise up an ointment king" One boz says of the king that, although he is rooler, he is Q clever man with tack. He has such respeck for himself that he wrote a new poum for the Coruna- tion called God save our grashus king. his maiersty will sing this himself vile he is being crowned with pompersniss in westminster abbey" Another boy states that the prisons will be emptiad on coronation day; the prisoners "wlll see the crowning like rispektable peo- pie and then go back happily to prison again" The duke of Norfolk. who IS a gold stick" We are told. twill set off skwibs and, as the prime duke of Eng land. will see that everything is nice and solum.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

There is little town named Hokoah in Minnesota. where the citizens elect ed a Methodist minister as justice of the peace. The minister is a firm be- liever in the gospel of Christ, and thus far he has carried out his views by discharging every prisoner about the court, no matter what the offense In one case a man was arrested charged with running lottery. The reverend justice declared that he saw no harm in that. and he promptly released the suspect. The citizens are getting tired of this practical applica ton of the gos- pei of good will and they declare that their justice must act more upon law and less upon sentiment Ii is hard thing to make the philosophy of the New Testament fit into modern con- ditions. We start in with saying that the basis of our civilizati is peace on earth and good will to men, but if any one attempts to pursue this policy some one of the Lords stewards, like John D. Rockefeller, gets after him and makes him quit
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

tain Freeman was to escape destruc- ton at the hands of another agent of nature. The same spirit that actuated Captain Kane moved Captain Freeman to prompt action. Men like Kane and Freeman are heroes of the first quail ity and their names should be perpetu- ated on the roster of heroes.
 Bravery is not uncommon, but the man who acts in spite of terrible odds the man who is not dismayed by the menace of what is apparently inevit- able destruction. and then takes the one chance left and wins. is the real hero. Had Captain Kane lost he would have been none the less a hero. and if Captain Freeman had lost he would still have deserved the name of hero. Such men as these are the highest type of manhood. The heroes of peace are just as grand as the heroes of war.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

1S11-12, and one in the Inyo valley in California in 1872: The former known
 as the New Madrid earthquake, was re- markable for the length of time which it's phenomena covered. There were several shocks at short intervals for several months. and the whole series of shocks tasted about two years. The country was sparsely settled and no were kept, but it is said the alluvial lands of the river bottoms were tray ersed by visible waves which rocked the trees to and fro and uprooted many Of them. The largest sunken area is
 said to have been sixty or eighty miles
 long and nearly half as broad. The In
 renewed movement along the great
 fault plane in the eastern base of the
 Sierra Nevada. The chief shock lasted
 only a few minutes, but others of less violence lasted for two or three months.
 A tremendous Assure was formed along
 the base of the mountain range for
 about fifty miles. The land west of
 the Assure rose, and the land east of it
 fell, several feet. Owens river was
 temporarily swallowed up. In the vil
 lage of Inyo all the houses were thrown down and one tenth of the inhabitants
 were killed.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

When the story of Chinese atrocities filled the papers and shocked the world, 1t was the women who drew the pity and sympathy of all. Doubtless many wife who heard her husband s words of sym pathy for these women thought with q pang, of the blindness of men to the suf- fering under their very eyes. It is true. The suffering of women i'll China was severe but short. Many wife suffers for years with daily agony of pain, her nerves shattered, her strength almost gone, and never hears a word of Sym- pathy.
 To women such as these Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription brings the oppor- tunity of new life of health and happi- ness. It establishes regularity. dries the drains which weaken women, heals in- hammation and alteration, and cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.
 vI had falling of internal organs and had to go to bed every month had irregular periods. which would sometimes last ten or twelve days '' writes Mrs. Alice L. Holmes, of Coolspring St.. Uniontown Pa. uHad also indigestion so bad that could hardly eat anything pr Pierce's covery' cured me. I took three bottles of the Favorite Prescription and one of the Golden Medical Discovery"
 Sick people are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter. free. All correspond ence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the bowels and stimulate the sluggish liver.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26
PHOENIX. ARIZONA, MAY 26, 1902
During the terrible hurricane at Apia, Samoa, in 1889, when several

During the terrible hurricane at Apia. Samoa, in 1889, when several
 warships were wrecked TWO and many lives lost, SHIP Captain Kane of the CAPTAINS. British ship Calliope
 made a name for him. self by his dash for life in the very teeth of the storm. Although the Cai- Hope had been sadly damaged, Captain Kane saw a possibility of saving the boat and his crew. Putting on all steam, he headed for the entrance of the. harbor and started for the open sea beyond. The channel was narrow, there were reefs in the way, other ships were being tossed about close to him like corks, and the wind was blow ing with terrific force. But the Calli- ope braved the storm and other dan gers, and while the men on board one of the American vessels cheered the Englishman made his way to safety, returning after the storm to do good work. Captain Kane was then and there stamped as man of courage and one who acted at the right moment was heroic accomplishment. and one that will ever be remembered as per haps one of the most courageous acts of a naval commander.
 Now there is another man-Captain Freeman of the merchant steamship Roddam, who has made a name for himself. He was in the harbor of St. Pierre when Mont Pelee sent forth its deadly shower of mud, lava and ashes There was no warning of what was to happen, and before the men on the Rodman knew what was taking place they were covered with molten matter from the volcano's crater and many of them were killed at once, while others were terribly burned. The vessel was set on fire and it's steering apparatus was damaged. But Captain Freeman, with a courage that made him a hero took desperate chances and made his way to a place of safety. His act was far more heroic than any performance of ship captain during battle. He was contending with an unknown force and he had to meet an attack that was not expected. He was crippled at once and he had scarcely more than a hulk to float upon. Yet he did not lose his courage and he was self-possessed enough to See that one chance was left for him to escape. It took courage of the highest quality to take the vessel out of the roadstead and to save both it. and his entire crew from total de- str,iction.
 To him, perhaps, it was nothing more than part of his duty. He was not a naval officer, who is expected to face death and win renown as the world gauges renown. He was simply the master of merchant vessel. yet he had duty to perform and he did it well. The dash made by Captain Kane of the Calliope was to escape the forces of nature, and the dash made by Cap
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
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 entific Dandruff Treatment

A. E. Lanier, Denver. says: "Herpi- eide has made my hair grow rapidly.
 Mrs. A. Guerin, Great Falls, Mont. says: 1T find Herpicide an excellent dandruff cure.''
 H. Greenland, Portland, Ore, says: "Newbro's Herpicide stopped my hairs s falling out
 J. D. Israel, Dayton, Wash, says: "Herpicide has completely cured my dandruff''
 Charles Brown, president First Ma tional Bank, Vancouver Wash, says: ."Herpicide is excellent for keeping the scalp clean"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26
HOTEL MENTONE
At NxenSone.

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 Most advantageously located sanitari- um in Southern California. Under new engagement. Open all the year. Newly furnished and refftted through out. Offers to the invalid and health seeker home comforts and environ ment at reasonable rates. Highest ele- ovation in San Bernardino valley con tiSuous to railroad. Free from irriga- ton dampness. Address for particu- lars. H. r. KING, Manager.
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Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

Senator Hanna has put a ping-pong set in the big reception room in his house on Lafayette Square, Washing ton. He has more visitors than any other public man in Washington with the exception Of the president, and the game is open to all corners as a means of amusement while waiting their turns with the senator.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

By its use, your complexion will renew its youthful freshness. The only cream that will not make hair grow on the face. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

If troubled with rheumatism. give. Chamberlain's Pain-B Balm a trial. IL will not cost you a cent if it does 10 good. One application will relieve the pain. It also cures sprains and bruises in one third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost bites, quinsey, pains in the side and chest, glandular and other swellings are quickly cured by applying it. Every bottle warranted. Prince, 9 and 30 cts at Elvey and Hulett's.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

Besides the Charleston earthquake of 1886. in which fl lives were lost and about 1000 900 worth of property was destroyed. there have been two ether notable earthquakes in the United States within historic times-one near the head of the Mississippi delta in
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

The report comes from San Francisco that D. O. Mills has contributed $50, ,060 to the University of California to be added to the $10O 900 he gave twenty one years ago for the esta ablishment of the Mills chair of intellectual and moral philosophy and civil policy.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26

Prof. I. Garland Penn of the Metho- dist Episcopal church, is projecting a negro young peoples Christian and educational congress. which will be held in Atlanta. Ga. August to II.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-26
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

Life is to be understood only By TAX
ing God into IL and lengrhening II
with immortality until all the Incidents
Of earth and time drop knto their prop.
e. relative place and value. The pre-
vatllng notion Of the age. that we are
big enough and wise enough 10 man
age our own affairs and the affairs Of
the world. receives rude shock when
we are brought face to face with some
problem we cannot solve or some force
we cannot control II Is well 90 re-
member that this Is Gods world. not
ours. DO not forget that life values
are determined in eternity rather than
In time. Leave God and Immortality
out OF life. and we dwell In a fools
paradise, II that were the end. II
might not be so bad. but TO face the
fact that some time. ike the other
prodigal we are coming to ourselves
must give US pause. Univers&list
Leader.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

''softH people ere the ones /, /. haze !,
have any patience with.
Inability 10 take anything srr,o..,-
may - regarded as a serious afTletlon
There are various wsiks Ia lie. IN, a.
political candidate prefers 10 run.
Noa msy not b. seif- made. bet yos -.
enassvor 70 make yourself sgrscable.
Thraws Eight on tho subges, 4,
Ffh ~ gagege tser
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

IL poisencA. take sasstNrti. 81 szlt. sAbiesPean.
Ia a cup Of warn w&ser. ard swHlIss rixhs sSos.
For baFus. Try osrzS. Aad a set e2sd2se. too,
n blisterrd. thea ell and dry a&aasi win do.
For ehsitren's osnvslslons warm baths Arc the
rule;
With esstur oil soec. too. bus keep the head cool
Give ryrsp Of ipeese w. hen cros p Is 10 store,
For istsiing. sueieh patient right eNt GA the
Eeor.
To s..As Ia bot wstsr sseess for .przsn--
Remember these rules, Aaa t~ili save yea mach
P&ln.
II, In an Emergency ore can think
quickly and correctly and then act
promptly-in other words keep ceoI-of
coarse much more can be accomplished
and thst to the point.
Most persons plan what they would do
II such and such things happened. II Is
not a bad idea to have ~sli-form Rlated
plans, even though la the excitement OF
he moment we may forget 70 carry
them out.
With n two weeks Ia cor own State a
mau died because be ~ss givca, by mis-
take. dose of sconite instead of rhuhsrh.
Perhaps some physician or nnrSe ~ili tell
US " hether the sntidote for poison mrn-
toned In the firss two lines Shove wou
have proved a saving remedy II given i'm
nedistely after the aeonite vas taken.
Surety kt us fnd oGt ali sc can sboet
simple home remedies
The ways Of dosing for common kinds
of s'siisn are very different from tbo-e OF
older times Ho~ well some OF Us re-
meubsr the aromatic odor hteh greeted
as - ben A. children ~e entered our neigh
boris house. We kpe~ instantly some one
Of toe family bad a cold and drsughts Of
bardock leaves soaked In vinegar. hot az
that, we're to be placed on the tect of the
victim. and II be had ehills here would be
q good bo~ifai OF spennyroy&l" or some
other hertz tea administered, and II these
attentions haa no srect aswest' Vas in
order-hos bricks spd '.eomfortsbsess p
galore, or possibly il would be rum
sweat.
Every attic except that OF the shiftless
or INDECENT or negligent person had Its
row OF herbs which had been gathered and
tied up in hancnes-therooghsort, penny
royal. burdoek, mnllein, &e. And nsaEy
OF the good granomoghers kept e little
dish Of s.camomils" sleeping on the back
Of the stove and took Hattie sip o. 1t new
and then for The s'stomseh's sak-'.
WIN some OF the grsndmss tell rs
whether we are healthier, asafii-r and
harder at the same age In this generation.
and IL 50, Is il because We really do-e less,
or because by "heredity" we are rapiBg
the benefits Of their nostrEms In puFer
blood and therefore healthier system
Yes, wrote spare" In tie comparative in
that last sentence. VIII some OF cur
school girls tell as. by shouldnts
Aunt MADGR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

Let rs lay to heart the comfort
In this sweet reflection found
That however deasa car darkness
Sozuewhere ssiil the world around
Dews are wlsstsning flowers uplifting
Wild birds warhsing. rs reborn.
Lakes assa streams and woods and
mountains
Melting In the kiss Of morn
Neer VAS night. however dismal.
Bet wtgharcm its wings OF gloom
Ne'er was sorrow hHt a day star
fzlnte1 81 the naarvowss hioorns
Nefer was wee but I'm It's bosom
Was the seed * hope irlpear}etis
Th~ea Is SIN a sgaFEse somewhere
spceding. speeding round the world
--CanS regstssnAltss-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

Why "a IL the Best asa the Cheapest
In The wsrfa.

Everyone knows either FROM er-
rersence OF hearsay. that the cab r~rv.
Tee In London Ii the b~~s and cheap
est In the world. but few 81 as know
why. So when Was over there
made IL a point 10 and out
The woman who occupied the other
seat In the hanson looked as II ste
would like TO hear the resch Of his
Investigations 1T Is mainly dee" be
Continued. TO the fact that licenses 10
drive cabs and buses Through the Lon
cant must furnish the mo~t satisrae-
tory proofs OF hts honesty WHEN be-
tiles his application at Scotland Yard
and his references are carefully VERT
fed. Then he underxo@- such n rigid
examination as to his knowledge Of
streets and localities that but Little
more than half the candidates mana ~
to pun through Il. Tl4o~s ~ho do are
then tested as 10 their ability 20 drive
through the crowded thoroughfares.
the test being practical one. with an
Inspector Of police. who Is himself an
expert driver. seated by the side Of
The would be Jehu as he threads his
way through the jam. Probably -
per cent Of the applicants come to
grief during this test. as the slightest
infraction az the rules OF the rad OF
the exercise OF bad Judgment in eun-
trolling or guiding his horse means
absolute failure II successful the
applicant is impressed with the I'm
I.ortanee Of returning all articles left
IN his cab 10 headquarters without de-
lay and told that an attempt 10 make
excessive charges means the forfeiture
Of his license. The result Is eonpara-
tive safety TO the passengers In cabs
and 8 reasonable certainly that there
viii he n0 attempt upon the 'cabh-'s
part 70 overcharge his f2re~-Nsw
York Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08
sispn
4 Unique Record.
Not kfolh6r IKE Il in On p,.,s


wv faRAtF~f
70 eise positive leiee tss,iussv
every sealiIy Is Of lsssi unaasweF.s,.
psooi 81 mssls; bet q hen We add 20 a,
the continued endorsement from, poess.
v he testified years sRo 30 evidence can /.
streager. A citissa gratefully sclssw.
isslges the good received ffom Deans "a.
usya Pills and when time has tested -.
cnre arc Dad thesane hearty endotsomsns
with .sdaad enthusiasm and confines
praise. Cases Of thlsgk kind are rlsp,is,,
Ia the work Of Deans kidney P3n.. .ss
saeh record ls unique ia the annals Q,
medicine.
Mrs. Geo. W. Day Geo. W. Day, sallsrl
Shore Road, Mosrfscn District. saw.
'sThs statement made in 1877 ahoa, prs.
curing Deans Kidney pIlls 81 wiRvls 4
sioore's drug store, and taking = cozYs
Of the treatment which stopped an AZ.
tack oiIhseksehs, many Of ~hich lad
Suffered from for ave years, was no, sn.y
absolutely srar bat II hss. had ny Az
pxovsl; ssnee I. was told years ago ,hasf
had casaTfh OF the kidneys. and ID. dan
dragging constant pain In that ncighsar.
hood showea that there wss intense IL
fsmnatsopssf not = catarrhal eondlilea.
Deans kidney riiis, a. said aherA
stopped fhs ssysrs stack. sgncs tAss
whsn symptoms Of recurrence hsps
taken place | have sppsalsd to The rlsdl.
eina onsnore than one occasion, THEREBY
prevailing serious complications.
dsold for 30 cents boz BY all dsalsrs.
Poster SilhHrniCo-, BuTalo, n. Y, tos
agents for The United states.
RsmsnteF the name, Deans, and TAXA
n ssfttntS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

Dear Sssscras
sSveag thing to say, yet feel nsss write
line 10 ahe column In spite % u. What 30 DO
Ia that ezse' thInk wiil send AsDs MEdSe
s5snc clippings pertAiuiHs 10 household sSztFs.
ana va Der use OF rsiecs tsem ST her diecrealoa.
They may be Of sonse use-
! thipk tbe Suggestion made by orc OF the
sisters that we sssd simple hsuss rrm@iies 10 the
caiama = good ops. so ! ell sena ssEsrle bat
very eaio3esoas Application for relieving pats
sRtar4tc flannel with alcohol, bay over the
Affected para Aad steam villa a hss plate. water
bouie OF brask. ESrHxs-
Year letter Is very welcome, "Essher, !" a.
are also your clippings. Don't you know
that "How do you do" often cheers us on
cur way ben nne hasn't anything or any
time 10 say more7 Net but that you and
would enjoy mere conversation than that,
and quite likely ind enough subjects 90
talk upon fer several day. We never did
lack for subject Bat you have not for
gotten the column, the sisters, nor A1nt
Madee--Bor the eiippings, hieh are very
acccpta bic, for my reserved stock Of that
kind was running Ilttle los.
II seemed iistls singular that The arsi
piece should take our OF yoEr clippings
tonight is this bit Of poetry:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08


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An, -, :. -. -,
shs "-' SOUS t 'S"s IVY *@eeA AA' "@'
sxrsduals,
asxn No Hoyie.
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ana ms N"s"s ho~~A ea' 20 osss-9ess IS
smooth and sisce A. oil
He wa. "a aaa ,lsy eaitess skersse. sai he lowed
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$50
Hagkfaiasia worsas teEeShef. Atsian' wasf he
ore tfay AZ We mere wa4ffn' for A as.o,a 70 eAear
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We ala sat susokiA' ''sisgerheAa" asd hsaEin'
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AEd a. Ter hsuu tesy esIie,i The savior. he va.
'-jezt eonsEn1a Ha&E".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

R9Ehvsils, In1
MISSES. ELI BRos ~ have been great
snsersr trem csi1rTh and hay fever and tried
many thiHgs. bur found no permaBsHs relief
1usR l found II Ia Ely's cre&m Balm about
eight years age, sna Nc have been fast frsends
ever siace Rev. r. NJ BESrLKr-
MEssRs- ELY BReS -Fina enrissed " cents
for wAAeA please send ms gsar Cre@Gn Balm
Rna yeuE rsnesy TIE sGickess and Eaost perTn&
neat cure for caAEs in the head. cAsArrh. sEe
Yours trafs DELI ~ P0FTKR.
Gea- Mgr. Ariz0aA Geid Ainiss O..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08
alutual Benefit Column


The purposes Of THIS column arr succiuctly
stated IN the title aud ns0tto-h u Ter The nv
tua. bcnt a. and ainss 70 be helpful and hopstut
Belug Cos tac common good. Is u for the CON
t4sn oac--A guhlic servant, . puENryur 81 In
formation snH sag gesifan, a ulrsiium for TIRE su-
serchAuge al Ideas Ia this capacity u -eirlia
anusmutit atfbns, and ST. suncess depends large
y am tne euppset given a in this Fenpcrt' N@ni,
ataages,i5ns mast &c 49, sasi. avl tie uaue 81
rfHlat Uli a1t ~ EFinteii oNcspt tY faeFuitasipH
t,.tf.asisiesiiaHs Wii BE suhIcel e. sppr0rai eI
re- i,sotIan Is abe esiter % ne ceieinus ~. note
ufH au Eisbaat Eeed reason Ad,lEcss
si ealsf. 4Hlcgtisns -
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

MaHr ussa s. Sc tead ti.is pAref.
rokaaea s,luwsrs loaasa tleY be.
rurs Cd an-a t5 fHis 8ssr ceiama.
Uae tse hsats Fa3ch here they aees
Ast tbvss vives ts make q paaainN
Lac ore 10 the NJ &c
Bat these senilagfn desire.
Eveo thaezh tipv never write,
Nou % thank he helpfal sisters.
Zach ausf every one in sigbt,
For theif rartIscs Tor oookinz.
Interesting, useful. quite,
To ali a mans aisession and please bisapPetlte
Ccul3 ihsv speak with tongues Of Angels, .
or with tiakIug cymhAls Flay,
foad wuala he their alteration.
Universal meieay.
Mach will taey asHy this story
Now I've "giyea them away.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

Vacation time lie here and the children
sre fAiEiy living cut OF DOOR. You need.
only 20 guard against the accidents incl
dental to most opsn air sports. No rem
edy equals DEWITT Witch HsKsi szIxs for
gutckis stopping pain or removing danger
from cuts. sczids and wonnrs. sure cure
fer piles sBd skin diseases. Draws out the
inramatton. Beware OF counferielts.
wTGgIx a MOORE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-08

Let no thought OF encouragement
enter into our souls. let no doubt about
final results intrude Itself upon our
minds. let the work be wrought in God.
let faith take hold upon Ills promises.
and LET the results be left with Him.
Safeguard.