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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

ANSWERS to want ads. remaining In the
office OF The Post for the week ending
Saturday, February l. 1902:
52G6; 5226: A.; 1897; B.; II; Butcher;
1852; 522T; 432s; 3i3; 95Is; 8l2S. 3113;
Cash; D.. y. W, H.; 1901; 1919; 3jiu;
5266: 5206; 52O1; 1852; 1907; 1888 i632;
482s: 4Ses; 85s8; 500; 23s4 35s5; 5l3G;
1872; 1862; 1851; 52i2; f. a. Lorell; 1866;
Mrs. A. d, Looscan; Lumber 62l3; 4duS,
a53S: NJ. b.; 563; NJ |; Actimyer. VI. c..
f.: 1884, Drawer n, $780, J223; d3li;
1884; 3j46; 5215; 1865; 1910; $40; 300;
d.; 52f6 25tG; 523G Prudence 3MIi
1861; 5242: 5267 1917; 3517; l. q. b.;
So; 40, 851S; 35j1; 436S, 1855; 4gii; 1860,
2344, 1893; Stenographer 800, jI15;
5246: All; 1886; 1922 51T2. 1922 5222
1897; 747 Volney; 5273; 52gs, j223, 3,1i;
Wade: $685. W. WI 900, 1914; 52i4, 100;
1895.
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IoNAL.

4 night lessons per
" years experience.
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MANNY- Scu1 20 Tor DIG desorIDtige Nst
ladies or geutlcmeu many rich and want
TO marry. Mutual Exchange. Denver,
Colo
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or ENCUAVGr- I,dIag,
ana one gents Columbia Mcvcles A
great bargain. Apply 14O7 Lamar ave
NNe. o
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sTTT1Ti0S wanted By : gaou,s,l ~
to cook or narse or ,as5h anss-y
r,-vftn o- call az .uI l.g.--.-----.r Z
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Nueuco Taught by mdl. free book sent
Dr. BeieTo, 2l5l Michigan avenue, chi
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EXPERIENCED boosxespsss5i,t h I
and office man desires poslplgT1IaS'
erences. Address j. a"
street, Waco, Texas. -------11;;
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Lucy BROWN BUsCHICK. ciairvoyant
medium. Goa Travis street Information
on any subject. Phone $50. 2
%.a,lAs! Use J,..Aester gaelsa s.iaytns a Ftls
~ sesa safesti oniy keliahlsi Taks no other
NY ofyour DFeGalst ~ seAd "a, Ilhmps - rsttis
40 hsatI - Ltaiss IN letser ~ return piAl
Or. kDMONDSoN'S tansy, penn sroyai aud
COTTON roo, pills. a safe and reliable
treatment for painful ana suppressed inen
rtrnation, Irregularities aud ollstructIons,
trial box BIZ mall 90 cents. Frank nd
Rordson Bra. Mfg. Chemists, 81 Broad
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S83 90 OUR WEEKLY average for the past
hve years OH an investment Of SO mas
never been eQualed; we gladly ElNS All ny
sired Information. Grammar X So'' -"0
E Fourth ST.. Cincinnati, y.
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40 RE ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL requires
pretty complexion. A recipe will bc sent
flor 80 cents In silver TO make mot put
on beautiful Southern roses bloom ln the
cheeks Ia thirty mndtes. destroys
wrinkles; no paint. Address Box S12
Montgomery, Ala. .
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Oh, no Weak men our improved Vacuum
Developer. guaranteed cheapest. best on
earth for sexual weakness. structure,
losses, yJlicooclr; enlHIces shrunkcu or
gaus; particulars sealed. The Worlds
Cure Co., - Arapnhoc building, Denver
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WTTTEDi,-sitpa loa bg ,st a Ila
elrl i6 years ola g as..' sooi 'eA'.
work In q smith faai'' Ss'sse y
Address Hazel, 49, III Iis "
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An elght room two.srory, modern nor Q
Tor truck farm or merchandise. 529l, tdis
oulNt. .
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IL hlss Bell Basset will drop a card 10 FOL.
lowing NO, giving her address, she viii
near something Of interest to her. No
5294. this office.
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PERSONAL.

LADIES superb monthly regulator, never
falls, quick safe. harmless; box 81 post.
paid. b. Beard Co, olive street, L0uis.
vile. Ky.
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MADAM JOHNSON, colored. clalryoyaut.
pamist. Price 81. 23l2 Prairie. Old
phone 1904.
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.''Il't sNy' ',l',N 'l'9'' ~ ,'
losses ylricoccie; enlalces shrunken or.
gans; particulars sealed The Worlds !
Cure Co., - Arapahoc building Denver
Col
WANTED To cure lg0 ses III RhcuYua.
tism ut $1,000 earh; satisfaction guarun-
tced: no drugs used: will treat Won In
your own home Write enclose stamp
Address r. H. Bickruuaph. Mason. Texas.
MAKRY-Scud 70 Tor big desrrlptiye LIST
ladies' or gentlemen. many rich aud want
to marry, NIufn3i EXrhungn Dcnver
Colo
occuitl.m and AcCrcf m,
6ueuro tauebt by muIl. free hook spnf
Dr Ea,ier. 31.i NIrhiran ocprra XXI.
caro- MI ''e' $50
r., -------
NJ ~, Az Nh NnH l.l.LA NAN m. ihe great
S,a n ~, "a ,,"', y, nov ~,
. '',,'" ''I Wv YIN
family or morley matters, or love AFFAIRS
prrricz Won. -Ae wJ >raighjcu ont your
Affairs aud give you success. advice to
spectators 3
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nor SAIE-At bargain, 100 WooI'slII
pulcys, from ~ inches TO ~ inches; also
one portable cylinder boring bar, auto
matic feed, hand or power. AsJal Iron
Works CO. Galveston, Texas. II
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1T IS EASY TO Tp,s'
Il through Post wau t's |

WANTED-Work OF saS SS .s.ss
white man; am gbed Iad b -
a anu know the city we'll "lna vIA ~
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MORPHINE, cplam. Iaudanum, cocalne
habit; myself cured: will Inform you OF
hnrmless, permanent home cure. Mrs
Baldwin, Box 1912. Chicago
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nOST "W ANTS"
Il ARE CHEAP.
s~~~~-~~-~-~~~~~~-~~-
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
DOGS-DOGS-Pe digreed Fox Terriers.
Great Danes aud all breeds furnished, dog
remedies ana dogs boarded; choice stock
pasture, best IN Harris county; terms,
cows soc mead. horses 81. Address
Pine Grove kennels, Houston, Texas.
SINGLE COME Brown Leghorus: hnc
breeding stock; also eggs, 10 for 81. 1914
Alamo street. First ward.
EGGS 81 for II from Brown Legb0rns that
won at poultry show at Houston, Jan
uary, 1907; first prize on pen hrst on
cockere hrst on hen, second on hen,
second on pullct Kosebud Poultry Yard,
VIM. Kaule, 2ll4 Carr street, Fifth ward,
! AN closing out my famous ringIct strain
OF Barred Plymouth Rocks ana high class
w mite Plymouth Rocks; must be sold out
Wy the 10Th Of February: you VIII ma n
uics; write the Home Poultry Yard. 1904
harrisburg road. L. L.. Brown, Houston.
FOR sALE-First-class pony; all galts fot
Ndlng or drvingi gentle and saTc FOE
lady j. w. Edmundson, Jr, Gl5 Elgiu
avenue. ;
STABLE ROOM aud carriage house for
rent; viii accommodate two horses and
Two vehicles. 1910 Texas. =
FOh SAi.E-Barred Rock eggs. 81 per set
Ing. 800 Harrisburg road. II
FINE SHETLAND pony, some extra dne
Jersey cows, fresh; very cheap for cash
Nonlsum & Co.. Westhcmer Place II
at Westhelmer Place. II
FULLBLOoDED Barred Rock Cockercls
Hnd Black lancshans, 81, $50 each;
eggs from prize winners, Cornish indian
game, Light Brahmas. Black Lanrshan
Brown Loghorns, also White Rocks
Barred Rock. Waite WyandOttcs. L. IRE
fry. lGl1 McGuwen. .
BELGIAN HAKES aud FIcmIsh giants,
prize winners; young harcs. ST. 1917 Nc
-Z Wv ~ =
FOR SALE-IIorsc buggy aud harncs7 s.
-. NesL1eimcr lOl SAN Jaclnto street D
A FIND ST. Bernard dog FOR sale. 2Go1
TcNas avenue. 3
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL for service,
COWS sent Tor and returned free OF
charge, price $3.50 cash. with privilege
phouc 1925
FOR SALE--A bargain in a Horse and
wagon. K. B. Morris, 2l6 Main street;
Cd phonc 1899. 8
FOR SALE-Twcpty-1 Ave extra good m1i s.
g 10 rcars old 1900 Ia 1900 pnuul, ,.tcl,.
can be seen az NY stable ElE.t LAX.
Texas Il. T Westmoroaud !
FOR SALE-Fourteen large mules, VOL
seasoned and in drst-cnsS shape ready
I for hard work. can be seen 40 2lO3 Me-.
I kinney avenue. A. NJ. Chambers; old
/ phone 047, rings .
. UOR sAIE-Two cnrs OF rice ami gu-ar.
I mules just arrived; also few COOL
/ diving horses. r. L. Uunrec IS w H.
/ Ecly, 1918 Prairie avenue. next n.
/ Fal FIRE station, 2-T
D 4
li3. hands high Address John Kay. Vic.
! toria Texas 2a-u2
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FOR SAIE-.Or exchange pedlgroel Bn-
E5l9sa mares for sewing machine Address
N-Na, TINS ONCE.
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vTSELL TIE PEOPLE
A what you want.

Il what you WanI'
FOR SALE.
WOOD-All split part pine, delivered ~
per cord; Eve cord lets 81. 20. can up o.
phone o43.
FOR SALE-Sced rice; 1000 bushels Hon,
duras seed rice grown from Imported setu
on new land. Nnte US for prices. Bei'nS
Mig. CO.
FINE COOK STOVE. Six holes and hot
water tank, suitable for large family OF
restaurant, almost new. Call Jl0H cap,
itol and Smith
DWARF Broom Corn seed FOR sale In large
or small quantities; Sj per Oushei I. =.
Hudson. Caldwell. Texas. 2-l1 "
Hay, rice straw IN car ,ots; seed nee,
sweet potatoes In car lots or less ASK
prices. NJ. HabeggcL I'll Campo. IeXas
IRRIGATION MACHINERY.
WE furnish and erect complete pumping
outfits to pump from well or streams;
close prices and liberal terms; write for
full information and prices.
c. L. vICKERs,
Houston. ~
--IIrI1I-I-1a tKE-rNIS-ChI wafer H..
les japanese, China toys, SILK hands T.
chiefs and oil fancy japanese SILK Wofk
~ Yam tnl 10y $ lLl6-2 Preston. M u
nor SAIE-At a bargain. 100 wooi-spit
pullcys, from ~ inches to % inches; also
one portable cylinder boring BAY auto
matte feed, hand or power. Aslall Iron
Works CO. Galveston, Texas. u
GIADIOLJS FOR Sill viii send. prepaid.
pounds about 4O lowering bulbs, mixed
sizes, grown from the unust seed. c. [.
P,tdt, Dickinson, Texas. u
DEWEY hay press; three men and one
mule can press 2Oc bales day price
So; manufactured by w. C. Gunlock.
Victoria, IL
THE undersigned Is prepared to furnish
limestone, rough OF cut; write for prices.
Francis Fischer. austin texas. u
THE BEST TEXAS COAL. 81 per ton
be- +. Miller, phones Je5; l2lO Congress
avenue.
HOUSTON TNSTALLMENT CO Sells solid
ogE suites at SO and upward payments OF
81 per week or 81 per month"; homes iNi-
uislrl from Kitchen Go Plriu. on easy
payments Gail and SOC Us, New pHone
llga l2iol Main street l@l--
snow CASES. bank and drug hNtu es,
soda fountains, carbon tt'fS, cue" man
utucrurcd by G., Nlai'uudar * Sons Wac.
Texas, write Tor CATALOGUE. H. lo'lz
FOR SAIE-Elshty- hlee ore ana a hpli
yard dump carts, ten tc7.Fotd standard
gauge air dumping cars. ATTY 40. ! drag
sciapcrs new, hity No. drag scr1prfs
drills, twelve No. ! wheel srrapeF' .aeAf-
ly new, twelve 40 wheel s'rdpei5
rock tools tents, wheelharrows, hosting
engine, pumps, pile hammer plnNs, sl)t-
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FUN SAII-N0W SOll fOUnt8ins M one
fourth the price. Show cases ut rac.
tory prices. Write at orcr to Waco
show Gsse Factory. Waco, Texas 2-l3
FOR SALE-Nice line of pmmbIng Goods.
phone SEQ. Houston Plumbing and Man
uLnctMrIne Co. u
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AUement.
A Satisfied Mind.
ICTINN y

thY satsded Mind.
sho/ Being entirely satisfied with its own onn,o :. -.
syi Age worries about what others think y sii the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1902-02-14
SUIT F0R BREACH OF PROMISE.
lie Grand *. Anderson the Defendant I'm
an Action for 800, 900 Damages.

Eta Haywood Halliday vs.. LeGrand
r. Anderson is the title of a sensational
case just commenced in the circuit court
of this county, the gist of the action be-
ing an alleged breach of promise to
marry.
The fair plaintiff alleges in her affi-
davit filed as the foundation of her suit,
that on the lst day of January, 1896, and
for a number of years prior thereto she
was the wife of one Charles Halliday,
with whom she lived in love and affec-
ton; that her husband was kind, true
and indulgent and provided we'll for her:
That about that time the defendant, An
derson, came to reside in her home and
began paying her attentions and to circu-
late false and scandalous stories about
her husband, saying that he was not a fit
man for her to live with, and that during
such time he, Anderson, agreed to marry
her and induced her, at his express soli-
citation and promise to marry her, to OBJ
tain divorce from her husband, and
that on or about September Is, 1900, she
did obtain a decree of divorce in the
circuit court for Kalamazoo county:
That in October, 1900, the defendant re-
newed his promise to marry her and that,
confiding in such promise, she has re-
NAMED unmarried, and has been and
still is ready to fulfill her promise and to
marry the defendant, and has requested
him to keep his promise, but that he has
deceived her and neglects and refuses so
to do: That the defendant professed
great and unbounded love for her and
she became greatly attached to and in
love wich him and has suffered great
mental anguish and disgrace by reason
of the premises and has suffered damages
to the amount of S50000 That the
defendant is worth the sum of 100000,
and that he is not now resident of this
state, but resides in the state of Colorado.
The suit was commenced by writ of
attachment that has been levied on de-
fendants real estate.
The True Northerner Is informed by
County Clerk Clapp of Kalamazoo that
the divorce was granted on the ground
of extreme cruelty and drunkenness.
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JotHnqs.

The Mattawan four per cent school
bonds have been purchased by the First
National bank of this place.
L. f. Shepard has purchased A. w.
Showerman's house on north Kalamazoo
street and will occupy it in the spring.
If you admire Lew Showerman's new
sleigh, go and get crockery crate and
couple of planks and make one of your
own.
Married, at Benton Harbor, Tuesday,
February IL, Miss Lena White and Mr..
Charles M. Miller. The bride is well
known here.
Married, February 13, by Justice Kill
lefer at the Clifton house in this village,
Orville Gesler and Mrs. Eleanor Shan
non, both of Breedsville.
Scarcely week goes by that some
item of news or interesting communica-
tion is not mailed to The True North
erner without the name of the writer.
Such communications are never pub
lished, however interesting they may be.
While we are always glad to print the
news, it is absolutely necessary that we
should know the source from which it
comes. Our friends will please sign their
communications-no necessarily . for
publication, however, but that we may
know the writer.
There we're Is Van Buren county dele
gates in attendance at the recent anti
saloon league convention at Lansing,
nine Of them being from South Haven.
Hon. G. j. Monroe and Rev. &. Dew.
Brewer of that place were appointed
members of the executive board. L. ii.
Titus of Paw Paw was appointed mem
ber of the committee on legislation. The
delegates pledged this county for least
Sl00 toward the state work of the league,
a greater sum than was promised 10y any
ohher county in the state.
Sunday morning, February g. death
came to relieve Mrs. Rose ID. Miller, after
her eight weeks of suffering. While for
weeks her death would have been no
surprise, yet when the end came it was
shock and grief to the entire com
munity. She was horn in this village
Al years ago, and was married in this
place. Here she passed her days OF
happy childhood and girlhood, and her
equally happy married life. She was
/ personally known to all our people, who
esteemed her for her bright and active
life and cheerful disposition. Few
women are possessed of such executive
| ability and tireless energy as was hers;
/ she was natural leader and made a
success Of all her undertakings, whether
in social life or elsewhere. She is sim
cerely mourned, and the sympathy of all
goes out to her bereaved husband, Will
liam L. Miller, and to the aged father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davey,
and to the brother Frank, who are left
to mourn her untimely death The
funeral service was held at the home
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. III. w. Harvey. Mrs. N.
G. Chappell and Miss Rae Showerman
sang beautiful solos. The house was
filed with sorrowing friends, ard the
floral tributes were profuse. The ladies
of the Coterie and Eastern Star, of both
of which Mrs. Miller was an active mem
ber, attended the funeral in body. The
burial was at Prospect Hill cemetery.
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Geo. l., Bruner.

Contractor and building mover, all kinds
of plain and fancy stone work done. Will
take contracts for all kinds of building
and repairing and furnish everything.
Satisfaction guaranteed. l sell and
set up Snow Bros. furnaces Kibbie
phone at residence. GEO. l.. BRUNER.
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Norwood's General Repair shop.

Bicycles, guns, sewing machines, lawn
mowers, locks, tinware, cameras, carpet
sweepers and gasoline stoves cleaned and
repaired. have a full line of bicycle
sundries, fishing tackle and photograph
supplies Twentieth Century and Buck
eye cameras, mantles and supplies for
gasoline lamps. All work guaranteed.
Give me trial.
If ALvA NORWOOD.
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Wantedi

Beans, Corn, Oats, Rye, Hay and Straw,
at the railroad elevator. Paw Paw. Those
having to sell will do well to see me.
IF Il. S. STEVENS.
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Wanted,

One man and woman in this county at
sl5 per week each. Send good references
and 25c for mailing samples, also guaran-
tee of good faith No attention paid to
others. Address A. NJ. Co. Dept. II.
t1* Kalamazoo, Mich.
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REPAIR SHOPS, ETC.
Paper Hanging

Done in the best possible manner. We
are agents for the celebrated Potter Wall
Paper Mills mot in the trust) and can
sell you wall paper cheaper than anyone.
Interior and exterior decorating. Office
and paint shop, east Main street.
49tfl JAS. A. LEECH a. Son.
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Mare and colt to exchange for good
heavy work team; will pay difference.
45t4 w. j. THOMAS.
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Mrs III. l.. Wilcox has opened dress
making parlors at her home, rs north
Niles street t26
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Wanted.

A married man, without children, who
understands caring for grapes, to work
on farm near Paw Paw by the year.
Write stating experience, wages expect
ed, etc. Address Lock Box 50,
ii Paw Paw, Mich.
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WANTED.
Wanted.

Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. Will pay
the highest market price. Call on or
address, w. II. WILSON, Paw Paw.
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Notice.

We wish to notify the general public that
our mill is in full operation. We solicit
your patronage. Flour, feed, bran and
always on hand. Come and
see us. Yours for business, II
DECATUR MILLING Co, Decatur, Mich.
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LOST.

LosT-Between the village of raw
Paw and farm of NJ. S. Cook, one pair of
gold spectacles in case; finder please
leave at the farm or Buffers store and
receive reward.
tl* Mrs. M. S. Cook.
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TO RENT.
Rooms To Rent.

Rooms TO Rent.
Third house north north OF postoffice
Enquire at house. t4*
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r. A. Shoesmith, residence 81 Pine ST.,
Just west of Presbyterian church. [54tf
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BANKERS AND MONEY LOANERs.

Money to loan on real estate.
60tfl r. +. PARKS.
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am now ready to grind cob meal.
tfl b. w. HIPP.
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New Photograph Gallery.
| have opened gallery at Lawton and
will be there every day and will be pleased
to greet old and new friends. Satisfac-
tory work guaranteed.
36tf HENRY SHAEFER.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26

OF tic borough in which he
livesa home at Washington N
David Kennedys FayOrte Remedy:
troubled about
had of
did
It efromth
short cured
In anything equal Dr. David Ken
troubles Unjust
tin WILLIAM WELLER
Find before
yourself by the following test
tumfer Let stand twenty hours
a cloudy
frequent to uinate especially night
symptoms action much simpler
in without
trouble diabetes
Bright of blood disease,
already
valuable medical pamphlet
ation Rondou, N
bottles S. 00-es a
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NATURAL HISTORY.

There are forty-elght different kinds
of house fly known and classified.
The pig Is the only domestic animal
In which no case of cancer has been
noted.
The Spanish mackerel In one of tho
fastest of food fishes and cuts the WA
ter like Il yacht.
Fish swallow their food whole be-
cause they are obliged to keep contin-
ually opening and closing the mouth
for the purpose of respiration.
Siamese cats, both In appearance and
character, closely resemble pug dogs.
Even their tails have the curious curl
NO familiar In these stolid dogs,
Animals are found TO be subject to
hypnotic influence. HOLSTERS, 1t IL said.
can be hypnotized by standing them
ON their heads five or ten minutes.
There IL no wild breed of fowl to
which the Brahma or Cochin can be
traced. The gameeock seems to be de
scended from the Cingalese jungle
fowl.
The flesh fly produces about 10000
young In season. The larve are
Matched almost instantly from the egg
and at once begin their work Of de.
struction,
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26. 1902.
A CHURCH LIGHTHOUSE.
tharleston, s. c., Has the Only One
In the World.

charleston, $. G., Has the Only One
In the World.
The only church in the world 80 far
as Is known that Is also lighthouse Is
st. Philips church, Charleston, s. G.
st. Philips, which is one of the Oldest
churches In America. Is known as the
Westminster abbey of South Carroll
ma" because within and about Its walls
30 many distinguished men lie buried,
including John G. Calhoun. The history
Of the old church Is closely interviewer
with that Of South Carolina, and many
of the most celebrated events in the
history OF the province are connected
with II.
1t Is one of the sights of Charleston
and strangers are always taken 10 see
IL and shown Its graves and monu-
ments.
The most remarkable feature OF the
old church, however, Is the fact that
its lofty steeple serves the purpose OF
lighthouse and Is used to guide the
seafarer and mariner safely into the
port OF Charleston. The use of the stee-
pie as lighthouse dates back to 1904,
when the United States lighthouse de-
partment succeeded by dint of repeated
efforts in inducing the yestry of the
old church TO allow lantern to be
placed In the upper story of the steeple
to be used ms range light for vessels
entering the harbor through the jetties
ut Its mouth.
The light used Is very powerful and
Is placed Mt an altitude of about 120
feet above the ground, SO that 1t is
easily visible thirty miles at sea. Ships
making for Charleston harbor at night
always keep sharp lookout for st.
Philips light and as soon as they sight
1t get II into line with the beacon on
Fort Sumter and then make straight
away run for the mouth of the Jetties
and up through them into the harbor
OF Charleston.
ST. Philips church steeple Is consider
ed one OF the handsomest architec-
turaily In the world and always at
tracts the eye of strangers entering
Charleston from the sea by its COM
handing height and artistic proper
tions.-St. Louis Republic.