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"a sTo r Z a.
Bears tie 4 The Kind You Fave AHays Bought
Signature ss 2zzz<u
+ Grave Dioqer's job.

Few a.s:l are SO Toorly pai.! as US
grave Ai&scrs Srumbled an old, gray.
~nlslerea man, as he heaved his
spade against a. tombstone and lighted
his pipe. I'VE get, you see, SO much a
grave. and in the best of times we
have tC wo:k ten and eleven hours a
day to get aloHg. While in poor times
we pretty nearly starve. Times are
especially poor just now. It's been
such fine, b:ncing weather for the last
month that hardly anybody has died.
My partner and me have sat around
three days at stretch just hoping
somebody would drop eff, SO that a
grave WcUld ave to be dug, There
ousht to be a law passed to pay grave
diegers a salary. instead of by the
loh Tnen they wouldn't go around
wi,l murder in their hearts, the way
they're doing now that nobody seems
to die. e.'-Philadelphia Record.
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CAri%t.s Elo:d tt.e Chart.

Every forward moyemeW must be
through Christ. His word is our chart
His spirit is our guide His person is
our star. cur motto is, Not a new
gospel, but more gospel ''=itc1. Henry
Van Dyke, Presbyterian, Princeton,
n j.
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The American Paradise.

Die OuurCn, CIlcdSO.
The American Paradise.
The homes of our American people
are the American paradise. There are
tendencies against the home life Of our
people. These tendencies should be
counteracted. If we are to grow great
er as a nation as the years go on, the
American homes must be the great
centers Of our patriotic and religious
altar fires. The good home is the par
adise.-Rev. DR.. Pickard, Baptist.
Cleveland, o.
Something Better Farther On.
Hop>what is it: The strange some
thing which has made history and
saved the world. for we read in the
epistle to the Romans, I'VE are saved
by hope" What is hope? A rational
expectation Of good as yet unrcalized.
something better farther Oh, from the
morning of life to the setting of the
sun; something better farther on
Rev. A. Z, Conrad. Congregationalist.
Worcester. Mass.
Ourselves Rather Than Our Gifts.
The hope and faith of the Christian
go forth clad in the robes of sympa
thy. There is no other dress for the
gospel virtues. Without sympathy ev-
cry grace is stark and unSightlH. With
it the p!anest face is respondent. the
harshest voice is tender and sweet.
The world is dying for self abandon
Ing sove. 1t needs ourselves rather
than our gifts.-Kev .Ioseih Wilson
Cochran. Presbyterian. iiill&IeipAa,
Christ and tile Goidcn t:uie.
Many of ChriSt's Sayings We're net
new in form, but they were radiaht
with new meaning. lie Cd not create
new Han, but he rpve::i"d III iA&E &
new manhood. 3, neW AEnaHi,1. tlH
did no: cla.;A originality foI' tAe G'o,>eH
Nrlp. "NG&tSooreT ye would tL.,t i.ioG
should do 20 yUl. 90 yp "N"n 50 tc
.!!..... t@r thS is tie law "ut! IL i':o? Ii
e.s i:,.t 20 'Ae>, "ert.s he gave r@.s.-
!ty: he coined IL II ;,j.~W IN ttr Mlnt
OF Ills l:fe=Eey. Percy SticNii"Y Gr,,.-s,
Epiet oji;lt;;la New York.
rg.e rki:N.orlt, of God.
Coos lflluso3l..t et He IS very SIZE
PIE. He made ;ile body cat OF aUSi
T.c Eyc"tl.ed the seti il from himself.
70 tnow tie dust is science. TO Know
Nod is religion TO know the dust If
lifc temporal To know God is lie
eternal. | confess DO not know low
Christ is beth human and divine; DO
not k;sow how the two natures blend IN
one: do not know how the two Wliis
are welded together: | cannot fathOm
,he infinite: cannot rise to its height.
What better would my life be II l
could? But | know Jesus Christ, 1or
when his righteousness had settled up
ON nv soul his sunlight awakened me
70 a new day. q new life.-ReV. Dr.
tiardner F. Eldridge, Methodist New
Hoypy
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A pure faith cannot abide in an evil
conscience.-Rev..F Frank Crane, Peo-
pies Church, Chicago.
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The Love That TrigEf:piss.

Every n,,n Who feels Il am my
brothers keeper" carries the stainless
and bloedlc&s weapon of a love with
which lie Shall triumph with the gods,
as their mills grind sclfishness in all its
forms .tHer tllan dust.-Eev. Frederick
E. Hopkins, Congregationalist, Chica-
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Mans NntUrmi Altitude.

Man's EaI71r:1T attIIWOe IS IH@t of q
perpetual seeker Rev. pr. Harris
Cniversalist, Worcester, Mass
Destiny of tie Race.
The eiestjHS Of the race depends up.
OH What men love and what they kaov
-key. \. Eoeder, SWtdcnboreian, UI-
anee, y. J.
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ou1 commerce and our investments by acquiring
control Of countries which have no population
people who have wants the manufacturers and
investors of Germany and America find in this
country the finest opening IN tho world.
While we sink millions on the construction Of
RAILWAYS through tie African continent. RAILWAYS
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which from commercial point of view weld within
the lite of the generation perhaps the the American
capitalist discovers for his Has In
the of locomotion in LONDON While
countless millions in anneXng q Asia and Africa and
maintaining armies defend them with tic view of supplying the
pcnniess population with goods from Manchester and birmingham
GERMAN AND AMERICAN COMPETITORS SUP
PLANT Us N OUR OWN COUNTRY GI, GUST IS FROM
RICH FOREIGN MARKETS WHERE WE ONCE HELD \
MONOPOLY While pouring like
and money hoist flag the godels of the Trans
vaa, themselves largely owned by foreign capitalists, h
whole branch Of shipping trade, the foundation national
and prosperity, captured and annexed
American syndicate
LESSON NECESSARY TO TELL
ANY ONE THAT MARKETS THESE
oUERED BY SOLDIERS
PROTECTION WARsHlPs7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-21
EVIL Eject OF 0verinauigence.

AVOID ;tn ovcrindulgent spending Of
money. it is not hard work. bet sele
Indulgence, that ruins men. ReVelry
and luxury are the enemies of success
Read happiness consists not in in
crcasing riches, but in limiting ones
wants.-Itev. Arthur Thomas Fowler
BAPTIST, Chicago
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Why Uncle Sam Is
OtrtsttrirpinS John Bull
sy HENRY LAEoUcHERE, M. P, Editor Of Truth

sc, M. p, Editor OF London Truth

%ye OR about twenty years have been besct with the
for acquiring in the Of the way parts
~ Of Tie worldnew openings for British capital and
"a markets for British goods. The has colored
@ all national thought and inspired all national
---g policy. While We have been pursuing this phantom
dordered Imagination what has the foreigner teea d9ing7
E, TOO, SEEKS An OPENING ABROAD FOR HIS ST r
LIS CAPITAL AND A FOREIGN MARKET FOR Ills
5GPLUS GOODS. AND WHERE DOES He FIRST FIND
HEM? IN ENGLAND. While We seek to extend te a4ea Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-21
Great City "a Wilderness.

=. d0aa,s wilderness OF rouk is 4 81;
name for Z area; o;t.f. It is 4 wider
passion tso;,ils5:l>, ;y,,.oil&, forests tt5.s..
SOME Of III" Au.e2G monsters v-}4zs..,
liyr IL ,ae cttT.-E:cv. I1r I'l@snl; i"
Witt Ta!ma&e, Ireshyteriaa. Chicago.
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couldn,t straInht.n un.

Breed, Wis, June I6th.-Charles =.
Peterson Of this place, Justice OF the
Peace for oeonto County. tells the fol-
lowing story:
For years I had an aching pain IN
ny back which troubled me very much
especially In the morning.
7 was almost unable 20 straighten
my back and the pain Was unbearabie.
Il did not know what II was. but
seeing an advertisement OF Dodd's
Kidney Pills concluded TO Try q box.
Il can only say that that one box
alone has done me more good than
anything else ever did.
Il feel as wen now as ever I was.
Il have recommended Dodd's KID
ney Pills 20 several others. who are
using them with good results"
Mr.. Peterson Is q highly respected
man and one who would not 50 posi-
lively make a statement unless Il was
absolutely true.
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Il is strange hat soma Of r. r,l,..
lous organizations which aro arhtI1v
1one enc another over TIE -.
son q bogus OF doubtful places 80.
eleeea with Scriptural events do not
axe possession Of Bethel, one a. tho
Oldest, hoiiest and most intersrtIDV ~
az me sites referred to in Chriatian
hlseofy. u IL now called Betin, ana 4
an abandoned and desolats hs.D az
ruina with q few miserable hovolI
occupied By Wretehed families a. -.
Gums, Who herd the sheep and Foatl
upon the neighboring hills. writes VvII.
lam 2 Curtis in the Chicago Record.
Herald.
The hin called Bethel is a eonspieu.
Gus place, rising several hundred fsst
from the plain and visible for q con.
siderable distance. There are several
ancient tombs. marble columns and
other pieces Of dressed stone, some Of
them bearing inscriptions and othsFs
showing evidences Of elaborate earV.
Ing, scattered about the fields IN TIE
vicinity, and near the summit % TIE
hin 10 q remarkable circle Of large
blocks Of stone which the MoSlems
say - tie place where King Jeroboam
set up the golden calves for the II
raoiites 70 worship. and brought dOWn
UPON himself the wrath Of Jehovah.
There is also the foundation Of q
large square tower, called Burr Beth
By the natives, and, like the reservoir,
it1 origin IL lost In the mist Of the
ass. Il was probably built by the Cru
sadors. The MOslems say that Il marks
the spot where Jacob slept that night
when be cav the angels On the ladder
and when God made With him tie
greatest covenant ever made with man
and said: y am the Lord God Of Abra,
ham, thy father, and the God Of Isaaei
he land wherein thou lest, 70 thss
win give II and 70 thy seed, and thy
seed shan be as the dust Of the earth,
and shall spread abroad TO the vest
and 70 the east, and 10 the north and
70 the south; and In thee and IN thy
seed shall al the families Of the earth
be blessed. And Jacob rose up early
IN the morning and took the stone
that he had used for his pillow and set
Il up for a pillar and poured oil upon
TIE top Of Il, and he called the name
Of that place Bethel" And Jet the
place where this occurred is not only
neglected, but absolutely abandoned.
and no one has thought It worth while
to erect q monument here since the
days Of the Crusaders.
The stone which Jacob used for .
pillow Is supposed TO be the seat Of
tie coronation chair IN Westminster
Abbey, and Edward VII. win sit upon
Il when he receives the crown and
sceptsr Of the British empire nsxt
June. This stone is said 70 have been
taken 20 Ireland by one Of the early
Christian missionaries. and the kings
Of Ireland were crowned upon Il; Il
was then carried 20 Scotland and was
The throne Of the Scottish kings for
centuries, and finally in the reign Of
Edward the Coufessor Il was brought
% London, and has since been IN
Westminster Abbey.
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Even to the adyenturers and down
riRht swindlers who hung about bis
court az Cairo, and afterEard pursued
his vanderings. ISmail extended >
good-natured, half contemptuons pa
trunaes. He liked g rogue far better
fhau : fool Once. when he had Tor
naIly forbidden his door % a hagrane
oFender. the man, who knew his char
acter. got a ladder and climbed into
TIE viceroy's room. remarking, Z have
obsyod your highness' commando, ana
7 nave crossed your threshold b. the
window. ana not By the door. me
humor Of the thing az once appealed 70
Isnan. and the offender was reinstae'
"a N HIS favor.
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-. wI,neIa ssOtrs varsity.

Besides being q royal gOurmand and
a person Of unusual size, Gen. Win
Geld Scott was probably as vain . man
az may be discovered outside Of the
realm Of literature. Gen. Keyss, Gu-
thor Of Fifty Years Observation. :
was reading to him an article on
Henry Clay, in which the size Of
Claws mouth was referred to, and the
writer had added that Burke Mira
bean ana Patrick Henry all had
mouths Of extraordinary size. conelud-
ine with the remark, IAN great men
have large mouthsl" exclaimed the
general; "why, my mouth is not above
thrssfourths the size It should be for
ny buIkl"
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vIrcount De Ate. ne new Portn-
- Minister 20 this country. comes
fron distinguished family, which
- for eensratiors been n the diplo'
matte service Of PortugaL He -
oirned a. charge d'aRsires IN 81 Pe-
f-T-buIE 70 accept IFS new post i
m -. renombered that his predeees-
- vlseounf Thyrso. vas suddenly
vseSiisd lsst autumn because. through
=. unsorfrnafs set q Circumstances.
- announced 70 his government tns
100 81 President Mckinley tTo eays
bSfors TIE sTsnt occurred
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FOR KEEPING HOUaRs cooL
ProE noors Claims Hs uaa aasks CITY
tlomea eummer n,.orA.

ProG aloors cIaIuis He WIN aaaks City
homea Summer Resorts.
Prof WINS L Moore, chief Of the
Weathsf bureau. has Ned application
for . patent By which he declares
every city home can be made into .
Veritablo sumner resort Prof. Moore
SAYS that be has been working for
several years On this h0use-coollng de-
vice, and that be D. convinced that Il
q not only practicable. but nat & can
Be put on the market e such q low a.
WE Is 70 Be within the reach Of an
By II he asserts, the temperature IN
3 room can be maintained e between
20 and % degrees during the hottest
sumner days. Il ls portable and Il IL
expected 70 prove q great boon for
hospitals and ElckroOms.
Prof Moore has lifted up q room on
the roof Of the building In which the
weather bureau Is located with one Of
these machines. He intends to re-
main in Washington during the hot
weather an6 work IN comfort In this
room, where the temperature without
the cir cooler would be blood heat
The machine works on the eVapora-
ton principle, and Mr.. Moore claims
Il Is especially eflcacious IN places
where there Is much humidity.
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four months, when my husband became
impatient becauss grew worse instead
Of better, and in speaking to the drug
gist he advised him TO get Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and SanatiVe Wash. How wish /
had taken that At frst; g would have
saved me weeks Of suffering. II took
three long months 20 restore me, but
It is happy relief, and We are both
most grateful 20 ron Your Compound
has brought Joy 20 our home and
health to me- Mrs. PAULINE JUDsoE,
a. Hoyt Street, Brooklyn, n. "
5000 fOfGf y Sbo1s taSti@oaia e not Fs1IiuA
1t would seem by this state
ment that women would save
time and much sickness Il they
would get Lydia i. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound at once
and also write 70 Mrs Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for special adls
vice. It Is free and always halD1s
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Twner,s nov hnG 1.4a5 naE1el e
- -. uossIon roll q old soldieIa.
- - folaf srount paid % them n
=, 49, 49, - sif8. ga 30 moIo
49,. 60 b added unless ne issls'
- - 80 ere divided into th1ee
-.-------l,. Art receive $500 year
-. - sseorf o3oo. ena t1e tAlr4
sloo
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Don't you know that Defiance Starch
besides being absolutely superior to
any other. IS put up ls ounces in pack
age and sells at same price a. Bounce
packages OF other kinds?
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u.haonyTsueSl ls-lls ..zclEa-la
euuo.urluIlly SD - Lo.e 6.1g, uurla
4, ~ Chnarslis HgEs - Kew EorE. Cnrus
T.-.-,IhuruI. Bad ear.s. Icshi-ir. D.
-, nOvo and gs1alc1a - Bowels ol,f
n--tr0g WeTnA oVE 81 80 tll1llo1l,.,
It.II arurgIsss, 80. Campls BEER -
- Ana 8 olmatSd. LsRay, E.Y.
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The world q fal a. Iussaent Duyu.
and into even aasnEly that 8 nlsn
enters, IN every seton b utiompts.
Se is gagged and stampe1-Ensrsoa.
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One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, q powder. IL makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot sweating,
aching feet, ingroWing nails, corns and
bunions. All druggists and shoe stores,
csc. Trial package FREE By mail Al
dress Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy n. I.
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Womanls Paw IN Germany.

Woman's work in Germany Is near
y always paid one-third 20 one-hah
lower than mans work. Its quality Is
seldom equal to that Of the men, oW-
ing 70 the insufficient training Of the
WOmen
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Admired Gen. Grant.

An interesting bequest in the win Of
the late Gen. Charles II. T. Coils was
that Of his two regimental flags, ito
be deposited IN the tomb Of my old
commander, Gen. Ulysses 8. Grant"
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II you don't get the biggest and best
it's your own fault Defiance Starch
Is for sale everywhere and there Is pos
itively nothing 70 equal Il in quality or
quantity.
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Greek and Roman wines were per
fumed. generally by sleeping the
leaves Of roses or ViOlets in the liquor
until It had acquired the odOr Of the
flowers.
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WHERE DOCTORS FAIL
ToCure WOman's Ills, Lydia Z.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound Succeeds. Hrs. Pauline
1udsOn Writes:

"DEAR Ms. PIEKHAMi Soon after
ny marriage two years ago I found
myself in constant pain. The doctor
said my womb was turned, and this
caused the pain with considerable On.
hammation- He prescribed for M for
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Seven hundred and eighty-eight
people were killed By boiler sxplo-
sions In the United States last year.
but only tWentyiour 30 Britain.
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An affectionate regard for the mem
Ory OF our forefathers is natural to
the heart; e IL an emotion totally dis
tinet from pride.-LOrd Lindsay.
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Henry A. sdEer, the wisconsin
scotsman, gives the last thousand DOL
lars to wipe cut the DEBT q TIE "A
crosse Y. Il. G. A
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In Australia, with one exception q
the dingo, or Wild dog there Is no
beast Of prey.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Defiance starch q put up IL ounea
N a package. le csntA Ons-thIrd moIs
Ttsreh for sams money.
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DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOWe
them white IS m0U. Sex package, scents.
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Pisos curs esunot b go hiShly spoksa ofss
ac0ugh curo.--J. ". OrBEEEE. g Eaird keas
*. Ninnsapolia lunn-. Jan. G ia
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In 1873 there were IS deaths per
million due to iutemperance. To-day
there are % per million.
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The United Kingdom uses three NH.
lion gallons o. scent yearly.
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z, a fhs Ak M lEuilhsr-Clriss couufiss
= 80 giIs. 9 hs.,la.. We Eiss SSs $40, -. =
g - e eo - s9 eI - ~ sl''d '''''' t'
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3: 81: 81 = - s.. 8 g: s: 81. -:
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EHE BEsT RESULTS IN sTAECHINa
can b obtained only b. using Dehancs
starch. besides getting 4 o. moro Tor
same moneF-ro cooking required.
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10 Cure q Gold On One day.
druTTistsrsfund money 4 itfaflStocaFs. sc.
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HIsa deplorable fact that girl can
never get her arst kiss but once.
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The best ivory cones from zanzi-
bar; the nsxt quality from esyion.
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Lancashire has more railways than
any similar area Of land IN the world.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Dampness caused b. a crying
woman is always oppressive.
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I'VE YISION on JAC0R
sAoRED spOT Is NOV A DssolaTr
nEAP or RUINS.

oae - ne Olao.t aOllsua s.s -
l'spsssllG altss Rsssrroa - q
oAFi,slu. 1l'tory-stoas WhssA u-u,a
50 Pnlsu.
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Hon. 7. Y. Fitzpatrick, Congressman
from Kentucky, writes from the Ma
tionAl Hotel, Washington, d. c., as fol-
lows:
"Af Ire solicitation Of q friend Hsed
yDEr ReruHs and can cbeeIfHllY rscom-
mend yOHr remedy % anyone suffering
with c1faITh or who needs q good
toEtc. "---E. y. FITZPATRICK.
A Coed Tonlo.
Pe-ru-na Is q natural and efficient
nerve tonic. Il strengthens and re-
stores the activity Of every nerve in the
body.
Through the use Of Pe-ru-na the
weakened OF oVerworlred nerves resume
their natural strength and the blood
vessels begin at once to regulate the
flow Of blood aooOrding 20 natune'slaVFA.
COMPOSITIONS immediately disappear.
Catarrh Cured.
Allphasssof oatarrh, cuteorohnonic,
are promptly and permanently cured
It IL through it's operation upon the
nervous system that Pe-ru-na has at
tanned such q worldwide reputation as q
sure and reliable remedy for al phases
of catarrh wherever located.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving =
full statement Of your case and he viii
Be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice free.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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IOWA FARMS Faa SALE

and Adair county. Iowa. farms for sale &c prizes
from so - SIS PET ocre. acoord lnl - Improve
mentg ana iocation- These farms ere n the
heart Of the corn and blue grass belt and are
sure producers- Write, mentioning MS paper.
pa. APPLEaAN OF AIT COLLINS,
ATLANTIC, IOWA
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1fanTEO YOUNG MEN 20 Study FRENCH
usNtGe b Nail, RAPID md thofoaEh coaTIs.
FOR particulars and circular, ADDE'S
ocrr. echool 81 Ersaoh. 10 ". o1ta e., ugWl AEk.
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~ !. r., -. S SE..E' %. 3. S.Iss.
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

L
particle Of soda uun.~.
is free to act upon the membranes,
causing disease and suffering in various
forms The taking of soda for collie,
heartburn, sour stomach. &C., is only
slow suicide, for it is a I've, and eats
like one. It also weakens the action of
the gastric juice which is an reid. The
young lady expecting to help to make
or mar the happiness Of her family by
wise or unwise cookery, needs a little
knowledge Of the human system and
chemistry as we'll. If we live by eating
we should not give soda an opportunity
TO eat US. The study of chemistry as
touching the articles it is connected
with. Gin ones lives, will not hurt your
hov-r or ofrla II 10 snfnroets,o- rnlo-,
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

know whether the Interstate Commerce
Commission could do anything for you, and
yet, at the same time, we believe that it would
be wise for you to communicate with them.
II the Pennsylvania Railroad Company had
never furnished shelved cars in the past, it
would be a different matter, but, as we un-
it, shelved cars are regarded more
less as necessity by the trade.
In view of the fact that they can always be
secured where there is any competition be-
tween two or more independent railroad
we think that you can bring
enough pressure to bear on the Railroad
Company to persuade them to continue to
use the shelved cars. Respectfully,
GIBBS PRESERVING Co.
Communicated.
MILFORD NECK, JAN. 9th, 1902.
Mr.. EDITOR I'm your paper Of jan
uary 18th, commenting on the recent
disturbance, you have fallen
into error in some particulars.
You say that the feud has existed for
several years, and every pretext is
eagerly seized upon by both sides to
annoy and injure the others. This dec
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31
tnC noA4C VI ucI ,
Z - a

- -l-c7A -~AAoA1 DVhAA-
ton. Her grand daughter, Miss Bessie
Watson, of Mortified, Mass, who is q
trained nurse, is giving every attention
to her that is possible.
New Century Club.
The regular weekly meeting of New
Century Club was held Monday, Jan.
q. The president being absent, also
all the vice-presidents, the secretary
called the meeting to order and Mrs. ].
w Causey presided.
Mrs Mary Williams was appointed
to go to Dover to the meeting to elect a
delegate to go to the General Fedora
ton which meets in California in May.
The programme was as follows:
Current events, Mrs. Dixie; music,
Miss Hettie Latchum and Miss Laura
Hall; sketch Of Chas. Dickens Life,
Miss Yardley; a reading, 1.-THE Five
Misses WiIlises, Miss Mildred Causey;
a reading, "Stories of Children Mrs
Smeallie; selections from david Cop