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What Thew
Are.
Compo TIN oft
Famous
GRARE-NUTS
FOOD.
Compo TIN o. Q
iamou,

a widespread interest has been
created among good livers as TO the
composition OF Grape-Nuts. the non.
ular food. II has long been known
10 physicians. chemists and food OK.
perts that the starchy portion OF en-
IRE wheat flour and barley liz trans.
FORMED into a true and very cboic.
sugar by the act OF intestinal dIges-
uon In the human body. This sugar
- Identical with and IL known N.
srape-suSar. and II Is in conditio,
Tor immediate transformation into
blood and the necessary structure
from which the delicate nerve ccn-
tres are built up.
a food expert OF the Postum Cerea,
Co. lid. Battle Creek. Mich FOL
lowed line OF experiments until bc
produced the food called Grape NM.
OF which Srape-sugar forms the nrin.
cipal part. and 1t Is produced by foi.
lowing out Natures processes in n
mechanical way. That is. heat. mois.
ture and time are the methods EN-.
pIoyed and directed by scientific facts
gained In research.
Hrape-Nuts are probably entitled
to the claim to be the most perfec,Iv
adapted food for human needs now
extant. Certain II IL that the user'x
delight In the flavor and the perfect
action OF intestinal digestion during
the use OF Grape-Nuts Is satisfying
and the added strength Of body con.
srms the factA
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Spring Wretehedness. Misery
and Suffering Permanently
Banished When
You Use
Paine $ Celery Compound
A Currd and Grateful Farmers
VIII. Declares 1ha, Paine's CELERY
Compound Almost Raised Her
lrOm The GIaYe.

few words to weak. broken down
nervous and sick women at this time
anu the perusal of Mrs. Shepherds
letter VIII. we trust. kindle hope and
inspire fresh confidence In many n
home wl'rc some loved mother. wife
" daughter Is lowering between life
ana death. At this season thousands
are nearing the grave: all can be
saved by tho prompt D. OF Paine's
celery Compound Mrs. Virginia
Shepherd. Powellton. W. Va. writes
as follows:
had been sick for cigh, years.
ana no tongue can tell what I suf-
Tered. would have spells OF ner-
Nnns headache when would keep
my bed I've and Six days. and could
LOt RAISE my head OF the pillow.
ihen ! would get numb all over. and
ih'y would hay. To rub and work
over ne 10 keep me alive. and I
would have sinking spells and palp!-
taticl Of the heart. but thanks TO
P2tne's Celery Compound. and can
not praise IL enough. / have not had
a headache for six weeks. "A thing
Iru.h not say before In eight years.
Your Compound has almost raised me
from NE grdto. as had given up all
ropes of tbs life until my husband
-ead one OF your pamphlets. After I
1ai been using 1t | felt better than
lAi for three years"
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10 TO l DENOUNCED.
i,t'KS,

JACKSON. Mlss.. March THE adop-
non '> tho Legislature ~ tn. "McAIlls.
'"s'lutl'n. whirh casts Rryanism
''-i i' Wa attended with prollns.L
"'''iuE tui 'u'hg-itstlc Genes
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AssEMBLYMAN PAYNE DEAD

HUDSON. y March Assembly
man EIacrt Pawn, rs de,d al, Mia "a M,
90 this city ~ pneumonia after an
'IErss ~ s.N days ~. was Iu Ms tw.r'
'F eighth r'Ir and IN Dec II last mar.
f.rl Miss 'i.tu. Parker
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THREE MINERS KILLED

MOUNT PLEASANT. Pa. March -
Losing his balance In descending int,
MINI shait. miner. to save l.;ns.I'
grabbed his two cpmpnnInf, ,r, '' ~ ].
turned the cage. killing an three
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CAR AIDS SUFFERERS.

~ PETERSEN RG. Mar The
car has 'niraUt, l,''o, rpua.., 81.
o., GOT The relic. co. lar .un. r.ry los. '..
.eIthlltk- NM r1L.lnl AZ Sh-mLkmL
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DowAGER DUCHESS I'LL.

ROME. Marc : Tn. heath or tn.
DoH't"r Duchess Of Genos. Queer
MArsh'tl'a's mother. Is rausinS anxiety
queen Narghcrlta has left Rome FOR
Turin.
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MRS. iDa |. ROSER
Grand-Niece of Ex-Prssidcnt
James X. Polk. Writes to
Mrs. PinkI,am aging.

Eerr Mrs. Piahhlm | have been
married for nearly Two years. and so
far have not been blessed with a
child have, how ever suffered with
a complication Of female troubles
and painful menstruation. until very
RECENTLY
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FOR TUNNEL SAFETY.

ALBANY. March -Asscmhlym,n I.-
d'ii d Hirniu ~ the Railroad comm.
''' 'l tx 'H, Governor to issue an
rm'r. n.' ness g" insIs'tuS upon f.gia
i'. '' max" the Park aN'uu, i.4u,I
rH''. MAYOR Low e. proposition for Our
ih"r delay IN ,pmpr mis-. legislation d.
u'' viewed With favor here tn. upir.
lon o. that tnrr" mas been tpn much
FIssiNs '''F''''
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HURT BY ELEVATOR

Nl0hicI NlrIhy. 'hIrty-r-rc volr.
90 - y "a Pearl street, n-,,kl,r
900 '."f w1u ~ fap kir1I. hl..N.rs.
WHIT an street H,s r'-,..US
" 'ls' Hnr to-day. Nhvn % s4id.ul,
red Town and struck him. iriiring
JPN Has removed g. on, IIud-
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.WASHINGIOM
.A>A
FUNSTON FOR DENVER.

NsiilSGToN. March Vrie Gen
Funston Asunnido.s cnplor vii .gn 20
Denver % succeed Cen Macarthur. ahp.
|. succeed Major Sen CA, lu com.
r. mi ~ ~" Military Department, %, ~.
~ "h"n tho latter retired Tor age
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GARTER FOR DUKE.

LONDON. March a-rh. Drkc co.,
Bedford MS been appointed = Knlrbf
~ IN" order NJ the Garter. vice Earl
Fitzeilliam. who died Fob 20 ami TN.
MARQUIS q. Waterford has been an
pointed Knight ~ the prIer %, NJ
Patrick vice 'lc MHtuEt, W Durcrin.
who died I'., - ''''
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'IENFl HGuS cun,. Mar-h o.
Aboard 3D." flagship krrrsarrc. R.a..
Admiral hIisgiuson has sailed f,r Colon
arconphn'-d 10y tn. hai;l,-,hip> Ala
hama. NJ -surhIsstts and Indiana
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POPE RECEIVES FARLEY.

ROME. March 5. The Papc received
N" hlsat Rev John NJ Farley. Auxi,-
lar, Bishnp NJ New York who mr..
s-nte'i - His Holiness tho offerings ~,
'h' Diocese ~ New Work
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LAW FoR ANTAGONISTS

ALBANY hHra rap :. a1.. a4-
---d thr hHi iuHfrHsHs tho punish.
nj Tor hi'"mpt"l murirr 10 twenty
I'VE years This ls designed - ,.r,r.
Dee proper rHT'" huH,rf ~ Nr.rslr.a,.
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JOHN BROWNS cAproR DEAD.

BALTIMORE. March ten Ron.
'rl II carr, aged dignity years. Iied a.
his home her. Ias, nlsht Gen carr
gained ugpm,n"u'. through his iriiy"
phffir'na'ipE IN 90. uap'lr. ~ ohm
IL ~ Harncrs Ferry
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A BOOTH. OF CHICAGO. DEAD.

CHICAGO March p A,r-ri Ram
"hp 'Hndct 90" Hrn ~ \ R1nh a
60 10. fish trade diet ~ hf. r,~i
den o. H'-" '.- lrN. IN iss~ h" Hrm he
tu' ,3ru'rtr Ion. "a i"pfl = trri.
"'7 , capital " s. 600" Tn. Rpuihs
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So 1890 FOR TWO YEARS WALK

For walking - the offic- ~ the Brook
Nn Corporation Counsel every morning
Tot ~" years without being given AZ
Fnfk although h- always r-.lrt..i
i'hb tui Wi.lins. Lawyer John \
Quiuturi received S. ~ having ..tfIsd
M-. .IIl Tor AMplIl a.LNL..s NM - -.-Lrt
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I."NboN' March o. The Amsterdam
or pendent o. the Daily Mai! says IN
d'sp1'oh that i"oo men In tn dla-
moui trade there are IDLE. un.~- th.
diamond beavers aHandpn their ,.r.k.
soon, every ANTWERP and Amsterdam.
factors wlN be- closed
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MOODY MAY SUCCEED LONG

NSiiINiroN March : Prom.
'"'n''' mentioned to succeed segrctAr,
..n- William Henry Moody. a Re
700 % R-pTcs, n'ativ" from Mts-a
'HR~'.'- Who i said TO b.. ennu,..f,l
Moody L. a lt,typr 80
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WHERE WAR CRAFT ARE.

WASHINGTON, March The torpc.
l. boat Farragui has arrived AZ Mon.
,"r"' Al tho training snip nur,io
Ia sailed from Havana 'rr Pr4.urnI,
ih' practice ship Ch"-up, X, from IN
n'rrli~ ''f Norfolk IA" cruiser IL,
nnn rom Puerto Bahia Tor Hl.uco.
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CIRCUIT TO PRESIDE.

r.rslt, u. 90 1,d thri- pa1aI iIr-.-
f. Oh" Hert, lulH~a Hp., r.,r NJ.
iat evening 'umulrp.lar Grpui NrH o..
u'i''rs n. 'I' tHs 3D. has prom
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ARMY NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. March The pres,
den' has sent the following nominations
- 'n' Scult" Army Christian A
H1'h. 90 hn FIRST Lieutenant Io-cnh
SANFORD - virginia ANA Edward 4.
'''h-Ni. nI MlHu' sofa. 10 ID. Assistant
h-rL----- WIN rink ~ Amman. ---"-
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AID woMAN's EXCHANGE

An entertainment MS ri,cr ~ pur
yeas. in Wet S"t"nty ninth street
N"si"-i1y i'"'nnoH which w,- success
~. 'ni 1-srIE t't,ud.-i Th. none,
''h'H H,u.ht rho West End " u
.ri \ ltsIguuck : President
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RIFLES FOR FILIPINos.

MANILA. March 1T 3. reported
that German rlihustcr has landed
LOO rifles for the Insurgents on tho
coast ~ Batanguus luxon
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PREMIER SOON WELL.

fARis March + The doctors are
pui' r'essurcd In regard To- Premier
Wa.d"ek-Rouss.au quick recovery
Radlngraph tests shpN that NJ Wal
1"rk. Rou-S.au's shoulder il not dlsIp-
,.tfd
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BIG STONE PILLAR.

IT." hr,' at fh. tmrig -"n. monster
SrHr''" pillars 'EI' ars IT, b. PHI 81 ~
tn" Ii,ll vt lt","gis. -iNlS feet abu,. the
F-'hui. ls being sen tn.iay IA b. thirty
~iN i'"' .HN. .HHr Feet all. 'vp '..f
iHtgL cost l.'sH and required three
mnml M. L. ImarrN- II IInLlnMrM NJ.
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SMALLPOX INCREASING.

+lSai new smallpox "sscs and one
death from the disease uerc reported
today. Three ~ the new ,ts,s AR. IN
ErlHklNn Tn" dead man ~ William
80 sullivan who 800 ~ North BROTHER
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NEW MINISTER RECEIVED

N\SillNITpN Mnrai senior Don
juaguu walker Martinez No .fir...is
the late Senior Vlcuna as t'hi.l,p Nine.
I'r hes presented h- f-d-niiaN T.,
President Roosevelt Tn. Minister'S al
dltrs WIS inLrkel 10 Imu.MLL nnrrnth
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CUBAN RELIEF PosTPoNEp.

WASHINGTON. March 5,-Prcsident
Roosevelt promised a delegation OF Re-
publican senators to-day that he will
h1id on his contemplated message 10
congress urging Cuban reciprocity. This
means that the House leaders have was,
10Y \ lsne a. least. their light to post
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PARLEZ voUs. Topp

FAIRS Mnrrl Tod sloan. the
American Jockey. Who was ruled m th.
hrIiiSh 'urf FREQUENTLY rallnps VI char
FHnn horses. ana this rct Great, IN.
b. lie' that Il. will apply for u..n..
trum thn freMnh Inrk.y i,lnh
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MRS. DAVIS BETTER.

SEW ORLEANS. Marul . Mr. JET
'"rs"n Davis. Ehp has Dr". sl.Nr.r.. tu
a. tho 81 charles Hotel IN mis- ..tk IT,
much improved and has fixed next Sal
urday evening a. the date fo- "A pIbIIr
reception in her honor
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RICH GOLD FIND.

LONDON. March surveys salsh
has" Jest teen 'mp."'"I hy us"spec-
tors 10y rae lvor, '"s,t GpiIh..ds com
Galh show thu' there is a.aakrt urc 0.
IN almost unbrnk-r line for eleven milo,
L..AA-mz .l. Nun % anl -.nxxarn
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CONGRESSMAN POLK DEAD.

s-NI'IsII- INV. NhF|l u lUE T'-s-
man u Polk "f IN, Seventeenth
f"1ns' NnniI District Iici suddenly IN
mis- ..N 49, MIN n PARALYSIS Mr.
Tux came here las Monday .r treat
u.'l'
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ENOUGH WILL BE LEFT.

WASHINGTON. Marcn 5.-rhc pass
~" ~ ~" House hill Tor the repeal .
~" Ntr revenue taxes and the r.moy,
nutl surplus from sos 90 OC.l 10 So t4o a.,
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RIDDLES FOR FATHER.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March 5-prctt,
Lptta drernup - assisting her father.
former T.usl dealer. In his c,mp,!,t,
t"r congress % opening NJ, meeting,
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DOGS TOES s75 APIECE.

NEW HAVEN. conn. March Toes
~ 1'E lr" worth 80 piece while
human fingers 49," valued 90 only One.
'Nlfl "' nat sum according Go fn. A,
"i-.HNs no IHrHl COURTS
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YUKON GOLD $4,000, 900.

OTTAWA Mara a summary -
'h' mineral production In Canada flr
1911 g.y's e tn.n' ~ So iJ7.UJI. " $500.
% greater 'hr1 Dr 800 The Yukon
sold output 1- u'N Hrl ~ tl.ODG,J
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PooL-RooMs OPEN SOON

" is reported hat r'pl-r"1m keepers
are July recovered from the scare ma,
We fhfiTdg"- J~fpm- cpni,rrfC" gave
Them. and that an rooms IN G-rtter
New York viii be open Tomorrow
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DEAD MEN ON SCHOONER.

'NN''''N YER March A
s''''l schooner -iss' y's- has been
''Srh INTO Vancouver lihrhor with he
h'ii"- T lN. tu.u a.n.t f.l.r ~.
W. ''riu-uri ID, 'u, storm Mon
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PROMOTION FOR DUKE.

LONDON. March The Duke ~ Con.
naughi II i reported. will b. raised 10
Tho rank OF Field Marshal AT King FL.
wards coronation
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SALE OF HoAG PICTURES.

\ 'h" Fi'ih N'eul" ~. GtU~r5.. m
ffI4'H evening 'n~r, - 20 pe frld y
no "l utiutius. announced A.
1' 'r n"r %, NJ Daniel e Hutg
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EARL DE GREY sTUD1ous.

"AshINBTpN, March Earl u.
Grey. 10" British economist nho has
",yu tlr.iiuS his sister. Lady Mimic
WI" ~ me Goy"rnnr-ticncrb ~ can.
i1t. NNs Iur guest AT a dinner OF Mr.
Hni Mrs George Westinghouse. nli
..ih l.s host Hll make trIr To IN,
i'f'fHh fH-E electrical works
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TO CONTROL CHARITIES.

ALBANY. Marin BlIls have been
introduced providing FOR the appoint.
m"ni H' . Fiscal Charities CpmmISd rurr
u b" IN responsible" control -; all CHAR
l''s Department expenditures THIS
"a 'HHf" viii settle llo Aght between
IN Governor tuI ~, ShtTitt.. I,,,ft
u docs not INTERIOR Rltn the mlrny.-
m"n' - STATE Institutions except nn,n-
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plLguc here.
OPPOSE SALE OF ISLANDS

IpPENliAGAN. Denmark. March .
New petitions are being circulated -
III Opponents NJ the sale pt the Danish
West Indian Islands to the United
States for presentation - the RiRsdag
They Will probably hay. no cTcc'
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/" tn" value oi Lydia r. Pink
MANS Vegetable Compound VA.

" 'SSctSotc compound Mas
C"','d 10 my attention by an intimate
friend. whose life had simply been a
torture with inhl animation and ulcer
alton. and few bottles OF your Com
pound cured her. she can hardly be-
lev" IL herself to-day. she enjoys
such blessed health | took four bot
Ties OF your Compound and consider
myself cured. am cnce more in fine
health and spirits; my domestic and
Nh 'ial duties all seem easy now. for
! feel So strong can do three time.
what used 10 do You have host
OF friends in Denver. and among the
best count. Yours very gratefully
MRS IDA l.. ROSER, 326 18th Ave.
Denver. Col."-S5OOO forfeit II dJere tt:-
hmonidi 70 nd Genuine
10 you are III, don't hesitate to
get . bottle OF lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound at once, and
write to Mrs. Pinkham. LYNN,
Mass. for special advice-it is frse.
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RETURN TO GRoToN.

~" .''nrtur" y ne New York
-'h""lm'ir- " Young Teddy Rnose
Nr.t ig'u thu Grand Central SiA:iua q.
g. nm" 'n"ir -tui.Fs tt Grufuu Ms wit.
messed nv d, irgc rruvd II society PEI
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THINKS SELF ovERPA1p.

"IlNIsl'\iiRE Pa March At
'"rn"v Kay Van Horn cork f,r Plg-
mouth borough. mas asked the council
: t"lur" Ms salary onr-Hrih H. said
: t'i "Wiug 90 IN" smal pnN epidemic aud
W. N""l ~" borough wa' PI; 90 great
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FOLLY AT SWEET SEVENTEEN

Frances H'rrn. q seventeen old
runaway rom l>1ng Brunch. Y ] was
''1ni today living WITH on" Thomas
Foley In q Nirni.h"d-rapm hous, a., No
l"i East IE'lflr street Roth N.r. Ar
dIetlnr
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DICKENS "BABY" DEAD.

LONDON MIrrn - despatch from
sydn-, y " announces IN, death
90 Ei"ari lirlwcr l.ytion ~ ,k.ns.
Youngest son pf tAr saic Charles picG
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LONG DEAD WHEN FOUND.

WHITE flNINS y v March o.
Mrs Hattie ud"i. vas found drad .n
her home a. y" ~ Cambridge ay,al.
b." woman u -Uppos 4 to nave n~.,.
dead thr"" week. g., ily"l hlou, A.
I'r"ntiy her death "ls due 90 natura
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BoER WAR IN UNITED STATES.

NLN 'El .ANS March gen.
>''n'-. Pearson. IA" Boer representa-
d." h'f". uH. asked ,irg Heard 'nr
rWl--l'u 'r ngh' 'hr Hf1ifsl IN '1,rv.
sh' ,'rMttifHe OF supplies from here
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MINER STRUCK 1T RICH.

VANCOUVER Is. C. March IA spe.
ciai despatch from Dawson tell, how
Richard Butler. owner OF n claim ~,
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WELSH STEEL TRUST.

LONDON. Mare 81 ncS cpmbina
ton ~ nvs Welsh S.eyl Hsm. headed
ny btIi%in 4 Co IImitet. -. widen.
. Announce! from Swansea
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b~nr creek IN The KlDndikc. when About
mon hi, p-upt rtt. dis over1 an
ono .i"W whirh bee took ont Sis. 90 In
' 'i, a., "ng pan ~ earth alone washed
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Ban FRANCISCO. March 5.-Adolph
Greenfield. a Wholesale merch.n, 49,.
came here from New York. has brou.ht
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nup Pest wen's Give You =.
~ tsss q tins i..rsiiys Brans-
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RHODES OUT OF DANGER.

CAPE TOWN. March The condi.
,ion ~ crcil Rhodes Is improving and
n" H Err entirely ru' ~ Danger
pIAGUE I'M AucrpAyy
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SYDNEY Australia Msrch 5-FNr'v-
sis cases with fourteen deaths have been
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PRAYED FOR POTTER.

A. 'oq nm. suit for a.,or., lie los. b.
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STEER HAD GOLD TOOTH.

EVERETT MS March one ~ tho
teeth u a s,cci KILLED her" wa, found to
Pc, IN fIs'"i vi % gold
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jldllUIlU Uy5S cara can u. ,s.n. ~
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-01-23
Fields are Treated Like Gardens In the
Celestial Empire.

Fields are Treated Like Gardens In the
Celestial Empire.
Notwithstanding the great antiquity
of agriculture among them, the Chi
nese have failed to make any great
progress in it. Their system of culti-
walton is very careful and marked by
attention to details; but it shows ig-
norance of the principles of rotation of
crops and adaptation of soils to par
ticular grains. and an extremely primi-
tive knowledge of agriculture imple-
ments. Their fields are treated like
gardens, being subjected to the most
constant and watchful care. both at the
time of planting and during the growth
of the crops. When ripe the crop is
gathered by hand, with the utmost
completeness; not a straw or leaf
scarcely even a root, being allowed to
remain, says the Hon. Charles Dandy
in the Century Magazine. The two
most characteristic features of Chinese
agriculture are the use of manure and
the system of irrigation. Manure is
gathered from all conceivable sources.
In the cities the night soil deposited
on the sides of the streets and alleys
is gathered by men and boys. 1t is
mixed with clay, dried in the sun, and
sold to farmers. On country roads
boys, and often women and girls, are
seen at places where large numbers of
pack horses, camels and mules pass.
gathering the material, which is after
ward, with beneficial effects. spread on
the fields. Earth from canals. rivers
and streets is carted away for the same
purpose. "Other substances are dill
gently collected" says Williams. las
hair from barbershops. exploded fire.
crackers and sweepings from the
streets, lime and plaster from kitchen
ems and old buildings, SCOT. bones and
fish and animal remains" The quanti-
ty OF these fertilizers used and the i'm
portance the Chinese attach to them
are proved by the number of people
whose livelihood is gained by their
collection.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-01-23

this learned counsel without attempt
ing to prevaricate; answer to the best
of your ability; that is all the court re-
quires from you"
Yes, my lord" said Jack.
And the learned counsel should not
require to be reminded that he IL
treating his own witness in very aa-
usual manner"
II note your lordship's kind re-
mark" said the learned gentleman, but
without relaxing the severity of his
manner ION any night within the
year--I will make it easy for you-did
Mary Lockwood send a message by you
to the prisoner at the bar?"
''She has not denied it," sas~ Che
judge, now addressing counsel as II "
suggest that he should not waste time.
Yes, my lord, thank you," and.
turning once more to the witness, Il
will only ask you one or two more
questions. You were at the Heather
bell tavern on the 22d of October?"
81 don't remember the date"
do you deny that you were there at
any timer"
well, no, don't"
You would II you could, eh?'
Yes, / would"
"Oh, you would! Why?" Here coun-
sci for the defense rose to protest
against this line OF examination.
There YVES wrangle for ten minutes,
and many legal books were mentioned
that bore upon the law of evidence.
Finally the learned counsel suggested
to the witness to say that he did not
reply to the question because he did not
feel called upon to criminate himself,
which was Endorsed by the counsel for
the defense. But Jack Meadows was
made of obstinate stuff, and he had an
idea that the counsel for the prosecu-
ton was endeavoring to make him say
something against Mary, and that tho
other learned gentleman only desired
to protect him out Of feeling Of pity.
"You have heard what the learned
counsel has said,' remarked the Judge,
speaking to Jack, but looking in an
other direction. as judges very often do
to this day; you had better attend to
his advice"
Thank you. my lord"
you decline to say whether you
were with the prisoner at the Heather
bell tavern On the night of October %
because you do not wish to incriminate
| yourself. Is that your answer"
mo. it is not my answer! am not
afraid of discriminating myself"
"Oh, Jack, my dear Jack. for your
mothers sake?" said an agonized voice
| in court
What is that?" asked the Judge
angrily,
Pm his mother, my lord Judge. and
kinder. better son never"
yes, yes" said the judge, that will
do. You must not disturb the court,
or it will be my duty to have you re-
| moved.
ITO be continued.)