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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
THE sroaY WON THE CASE.
n Touehss up the Judge. but Il Had
the Desired Eject

n Touehsd up the Judge, but Il Had
the Desired Eject
A capital story IS told OF 3 well
known p-ovinelai solicitor. lie was
conductiag a coaaty court case IN
nelgAhorlng to~n and. as Il sometimes
happens, vas depending more upon his
own sound logic ihAn upon authorities
for success
At a critical junc,ure the iadge IN
terrupted The speaker with this ia-
guiry;
Yes. understand; bat where Rre
your s-shorities upon the suhjeot;"
"ii your honor please" retorted our
friend briskly. 4 wlil explain the alb
scucc oG authorities. with you permis-
sion. by telling littlo story. A young
man freshly admitted 10 practice had
produced In court IN support oi his ar
Eument wealth Of authorities. After
allowing the young man to read page
up page Of dry decisions, the judge 81
length interrupted weaFily
"'You are just beginning 20 rFae-
tice. said he; let me save you some
advice. II does very veil 20 ciie ao-
thorllles once IN a while. bat yOa must
always trust somewhat 10 the common
sense Of lhe court
II Was . bold, almost audacious, po-
uitioa 20 take but 4 won the lawyoI
his case.-caaaeie WEEKLY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
a NICE
CToquet s ct
ron rr+s BoY OR eIRLl
o,,su - a Prss~as Tor GsttisE zsa
Nsv Subscriptions for The Kas.as
ft1fv WeRklx IaarnaL.
% wssaIy SsarnaI.

The boy or girl can ind no bet
ter fna than a game oi croquet.
The set we ofser consists Of four
balls and four mallets, with nee
easary Wickets and stakes. The
set u wen finished throughout
and presents a nice appearance.
ouR PROPOSITION: Any boy
or girl who will get TEN new
subscriptions for The Kansas
City Weekly Journal at IS cents
each, making a total OF Ss.so,
aud Will send us a list OF the
names together with the money,
we will ship to his or her sd-
dress, express charges prepaid,
this nice eroquet set.
Boys and girls, here IS a
chance to get a very nice pres
eul. Rustic a little and get this
eroquet set. as Our proposition
only holds good until Nov. !,
1908.
send money by postofhee or
der OF draft and advise us OF the
name OF your express office.
Address all communications
10 The Kansas City Journal,
Kansas City, No.
RES Send for sample copies Of
the Weekly for eanvassiag.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
AMERICAN m6tSDs.
fGleaned trofR various sources. ~
CHks. e. tAsfEsl

The god Niagara was much fear
ed according 10 many traditions.
The tribe used 70 offer al annual
sacrifice Of virgin Of much beau
~. TIE claim asserted was. that
when this sacrifice was not made,
voysgers upon that beautiful river
were hurled over the falls TO death
10 propitiaie his wrath, and soothe
has disappointment. The time ior
the offering was in the spring time
when the river was full, life was
most beautiful. and the regrets az
departing from this life were the
sitongesi.
Then the tribe assembled deck
ed din gayest apparel; much care
b6ng exercised 10 prepare The
death canoe 10 make IT appear as
beautiful as possible. How lovely
it looked with its camslata beau
tilpI 10 color, leaves, blossoms and
aroma symbolic Of the fact that all
desires are granted TO the one who
SITS in the midst Of them, ,the sweet
scented violets adding their fra
grancc to the sPlendor IN the ca
zoe, a few blossoms Of the sorrOw-
fui nilics adding us color 10 the
scene Of beauty. Then the maid
en- appears with a zone Of bells
about her waist, with a disdem oi
1.-THE golden coloTed campac on heI
head. She IS led to the canoe,
while every step gives forth tones
OF the bells jingling al her waist
The ssolid ehieftain father give.
away his daughter 10 aPpesse the
wrath Of Niagara. The canoe il
loosed from its meorngs; tbs
maiden swiftly, Jet deity, paddle.
toward the falls; the Henna birC
eneireles her head twice, as th'
omen Of happiness to her, whils
the celestial bird sings its sublime
song. well nigh like the singing o
angels.
Then a strange thing happens
The ssolid chief has loosed tbs
mOorings Of his own canoe, ssyinl
as be went, 'My life goes there
why should ! live. and ehanual
the death song Of his people. b.
clasps the hand OF his belovec
daughter. AS they near the rap
IDS the celestial bird sings a me
lOdious sonnet. while the thunde
OF the falls comes nearer; the biEl
circles once more, then they ar
hurled TO death. The eelesua
b bird ceases its song. But no
death, for this double Offering ap
peAsed Niagara, and none othe
has been demanded to this day
, She ie happy as the bride OF ,h
rainbow, and appears at eertai
times,
All, yes, there IS = love tia
binds hearts in time and in stel
nifty.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
IRusIff,S SNf.

Whereas. J6ha 4. Thurman and
sasia +. Thurman. his vile. ~ theis
certain deed of trost. dated fhat iath
day a JannaFx. is4t and recorstssi
IA sae Recorders ofiee * Bates
county, silssonFi' Ia booE fNA paSe
fis. eoaveyra to tiecns~ E. f-egsn,
a. trastec. the following dssseril.ed
rial estate situated m The county of
Bates and state ~ AiissoaFf. to-nii;
Lots oue tii and two. go 10 Biock
tWraty-thr-e, s23l 10 sIerry's Ad-
ditlon o. the city ei RicA Hiil
Whieh said conTey ance Was naae
% secun- the paylasnt of the several
Sans of mooney uieutiene.l. aud a.
proskiea - a ceFtaia pr0niissoFg
note or ot,ligafiou iu writing. "a said
lcal oi trust ~ FORTH aud described
Aud wll-reas. default has bess.
made 80 the paygasnt ~ the eai,l
several sams og money mouthly aad
when dse. ani ot tac 1ncs ASSESSED
on account thereof a. provided in
said promiss0ry note oT obiisation
Ia Wrisings and such dxlanlt has
coatiAud tor more than six mout1s.
and the nsQnthly pasuents noe jnr
thercon nne in excsu,s ~ an monlh,s
psyuents sherein proNi,ie,l ioF tba
pcgiosg "a more than slx months
NOW. therefore, at the requ.t ol
the h.sal hei.ler ol said llronsissors
uote og obllsetlon Ia uritius. ana Il
aceOr,iance aith tbe teFins oi sild
tioed % trust, notiee h hereby siyel
that {. the nndersisneJ trustee a.
aforesaid. Wiil. on fritay, August
2isi. ls0. letueeu ti.e honrs a MIA.
o'ciuck Ia the i0penoon aad a.,
o'el0sk Ia the aiterhoon. al tae ironI
door q the Rich tlip Baak, Ia tb,
city Of Rieh hnl. Bates county. Ms
sogFi rrocoed % se,l tbs satl abot,
described neal estate. - - mnel
thereoi ~ nRg b. negtesafy. "a pui.
lic senans 10 the blShest bidder 81
ea,h, IoF the purpose e satisfying
sail debt ~ secured and the costI
ana expenscs oi exeentlaE sail trust
l GEORGE K. LOGAN.
xraStll
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

A Trenton paper tell OF a small
boy walked into a grocery store the
other day on his way 70 a summer
school and, as the grocer drew his
order book towards him, sand I
want three and a half pounds Of
sugar. It's six cents a pound. amt
h3 And nee il eighti want two
and a quarter pounds of that. And
quarter pound ct your seventy
cent tea. snd two aud . iiilh poonds
Of thuty-five cent coffee, and three
pinls Of milk. That's eigh, cents a
quart amt iiS And please gisS me
the bill. "he eaAed breslhlessly.
''for ] have TO 50 10 school. The
grocer made cut The bill and band
Cd II 10 The boy. asking as be did
50; Did your mother send the uhon-
sy or does she wan, The goods shsEg-
edH' The boy seissJ the bi!l and
said With SIGH Of ssusiselions Z
Ma didn't send me AZ ali. is's my
s'ishmssie lesson, aud had to &c,
.it somehow '-K, (. Star,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
A Teass % TEACHING.

This story | had from man who
was present; A wealthy woman Who
Affects patronage of education drove
up one morning 70 The school % walch
she Is 4 trustee and invited the teach
crs to spend the evenlng At her home
When the refreshments wero served
that night one little cake. which BY
mistake had escaped the vigilance q
the overseer. came into The hands az
one OF the guests and Frovea 20 have
a curved omission as II something had
been bitten out The discovery ras
made in q cosy corner where some q
tho lrreYcrent women az the teaching
stan were making merry. Anuabel.
who is musical Accompahist. whis.
pered TO the Eiris that this was the
second successive evening sho had az.
tended a reception in this house. once
as a hired entertainer and once As a
guest she suggested that the things
10 eat we're what were left over hy the
society people" of the night before
Al this revelation thoro were indig,
nant looks. but ne tcachers' insioi-
able safeguard. the seeno of humor,
came 20 the rcseuc. and tho holder a
the tciilalc wafer ilfics q ep and
proposed. soii0 sooc, -iicrc's health
10 a.. the rasiag and tsihtail q tas
learned proiCssioai beloved by cAisd'
rcn; tolerated ~ yoaia; iorEottea ~
maturity, coaslderci municlrally,
Hnaacialy aud s.cAlly a. Eooa
on0ush for What Is it--world,s
Work.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
neek Ageat neaten for Do.

That's nc msanest man ] ever
ran across" said the book Hgsat
"whas has be done
kept ne Call'pg day after Oar,
aad finally said he diaa's care any.
thing about reading, bu, be enjoyed
keanng me talk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
Can Fhls Be rrass

From the Chicago News.
Miles-"Ssy / cant snd 'booJle'
ia the Dictionary.
Giiss-"Ufeoaue not rhe poi-
iiieians manags 70 Esl away with q
bsioss Il shows uP n abs books"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20


.-..... ....... ....... ..s.s.s s.s...-
Here are a few more Of the same
type: III ct don't go There please bring
Il tome F. r. Godnuen America. !"
Miss Ida johnson my darling sweet
hart iov juy NoTthamerikR7 and
This handwriting Is ca onyour
brothers daughter his name is Simon
Galitsky America Br. Aneupky." One
day last week Mr. Menger got letter
with Chinese characters ON one side Of
the envelope and this by the way OF sd.
dress on It's face; Tang no. Wishes to
Inform the public that be has opened
a frst-elssz Hand laundry. zoe George
street. This letter was delivered to
a New Haven Chinaman.
A couple OF addresses that were no;
only blind but perhaps might be said
to be deaf and dumb into the bargain
were; mir. Thomas Clancy. New Jer'
sey. United States. America" and
Mary Murphy. The writer OF th'
letter 70 Mr- Clancy wroie In lafE'
hand clear across the face OF the en-
Yelope: This Address Is correct"
'sliss Anne o'Brien. 81 Bridge street
~. w" vas an address that would have
been poser 20 most people Mr.. Men.
ger solved the mystery by process
of elimination. He reasoned THAI th'
NJ. N. was an address that would have
81. OF the address stood Tor the nam'
Of the town and the \. for that OF thl
sata Working on this hypothesis h
found that the only stats beginning
with n and having town OF any sir'
beginning with ~ watch oontstne'
a Bridge street was Eew Hampshire
And The town Itself was ManChestef
So the letter vas sent there and Mis
/ ODricn was found.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Msrehans-''Nous references
seem 10 Be all rishl aaa ii yos can
pas up ss.ooo cash sseeu,Y yoa san
have The ioe"
ARPliSsas--"rhsnk you sir.
Bus VIA, ssSuriiy san yeu par ap
los NY boooa"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
TAKE THIS CHANCE no 60 Tnl
CALIFORNIA on THE PUGET sou /

Angust isf 20 iish. inelnslee.
rooal trip fFosn st. louh AMI
nom Kansas city ansi 81. Jo
toasuli nearsat thket aseat a
Dur tAFoush tourist sisefera tu Cs
lornla and Seattle
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

wANTED-YOuN0 MEN GO prcpaw
for 0ovcrnment Positions. tine
Openiugs Ia all Departmsnts uood
Salaries. Rapid Promotions. IA
amlnations soon. Particulars iny.
Interstate Cor. lust..Cedar Rapids,
10. tiy2e
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
To hiHnssslf's
BsaalIlal Rasafls.

Daily, rOaall tFip tlfk0l1 ~
4lauesoia psorta at merc
oscr nah astes. with her -
lakes Minaesaia oHers & MeaIiI
sammeF atluctions. Write Gid
llst q Miaoe 1ta b0ardine h
and hot,ls.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Nearly 1000 letters or other pieces Of
mail matter bearing defective address
YES reach the New York Doatofiee
every day. and the correct addresses
are found for more than IS per cent Of
them. Most OF the work Is done by
three or four men. the lions share
falling to Otto @. Menger. chief clerk
Of the department
A letter thus addressed By a joker
reached Mr.. Menger's desk a few years
ago: stan in the Postofloe, North
Lemon. Old Sweater" Mr.. Menger
was mystihed for a time. but suddenly
Il struck him that the address. read
according to the principle Of contrar-
les. would yield South Orange. New
Jersey Shan" who was q clerk in
the postofhos there. got the letter the
pext day.
Among the Clouds. n. H" was an
ether address Of the catch variety II
reached its destination at Mount Wash
lngton without any particular loss Of
time Holy Ann was the direction
on letter which was delivered TO
a resident Of olean, Cattarsugus eoun-
~. ''Holl & Erie Co" was easy It
was meant for Holland, a village a
short distance out of Buffalo.
But the addresses devised by the fun
ny men are really the easiest that the
blind readers have TO deal with. II is
the fOreign-Eritten addresses that
make -ouble. The almost universal
method OF solving the mystery is by
dissecting and analysing the sorawl
"ording 70 phonetic principles.
lstochinehistommo" appeared on .
letter thAn coufrcBted Mr. Menger :
few days ago, Il btrS an Italian STAMP
and the name OF an ita2isn. That was
all the blind reader required. After
q moments study he rsdirected the
letter TO East Kingston. n. Y.
Not less remarkable was the trsnsla.
tion Of -splfal Carutln Hapon Har,
land into quarantine station. Holman
island. Similarly, under the search
light, Of the blind readers illuminst
inE brain. "SOceiopies' became Scotel
Plains; ''sayrosa. Pa, shireoalls. Pa.
"siriano street. townsville" Sarah AM
street. Tompkinsville, and ''Bodofel. y
y" Board Of Health. New York city
A tougher problem. In some reSpecti
than any Of the above. because q call
ed 20 play other abilities OF the bin,
reader than merely his power to reas
phoneticaliy. was presented by "S'yi
mbsn strit. nombre fsif Mr. Menge
sent this letter to sullman street
Boston. The name on the envcIop
was Jewish. and the blind Feade
knowing that sullman street was
short one in the bean oitys ghetto
sent the letter there,
A letter bearing the postmark OF 81
obscure town In Hungary came to IN
inquiry department recently. The fac
OF the envelope. at first glance. LETT n
impression that the writer bad bee
praoticing at making the letters OF n
English alphabet. setting them dow
Al random Ns they occurred 10 hin
The characters were aa carcfall
printed with fne pen. What spDeaE
ed vas something like this:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

What aFs psasssl asked the
teacher oi AZ ialas, slass.
"rAioes shas grow on eaisss. r
plpsd sAs suall boy a. he bossom .
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Captain Talbot. the neo British coa-
sui AZ Boston. has besn IN the Consular
service of hu coaatrs, Cor Is years,
tavsns served IN TaAisL zaganros, saa
csnaaa lla.,lsi tea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
THElR WORK is 10 CUES RIDDLES.

Some Devised BY nssnIeus Easy-onsrs
the Work wsIrmsauns FsrsIsnsr,onss ty vita
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

ter 90 Colts Meek. wrote Il Cold
Snake. Another wrote Dutch John-
son" for Duchess Junction. suIl
another addressed a letter 70 "Arsen-
ic. which be really intended for oss-
ining. Lakewood has been written
Liquid. and on one occasion at
least a man who wanted TO send a let
ter 70 President Roosevelt AZ his sum
mer homs wrote the address Lobster
Bay"
Some blind addresses are hopeless,
as for instance:
....-.. ..--... --.-... ...-... ....-s.
Pred Gurper Good Neiht /.
siieb Good Pennsilwsnien /;
ROrd Amerila (;
.....-. .s..... --..... ....... .......
which was mailed in a small hamls, IN
Germany. and this, which came from
q small town in Russia;
-...-.. -.-.-.. -..---. --....s .s.....
Rule Britannia Britania I;
Ne Wer shan BE slaves /:
Amerijca Karzimerina shegin.:
....... .s..... ....ss. ...--s ......s
Tor a long time the baind readers
were unable to fathom the reason for
such addresses. but il at last dasnel
on them thas the explanation was this;
The person addressed. q newly arrived
Immigrant, had in = previous letter
written at the close Of few words Of
English 10 show OF his ready absorp-
ton Of the language OF his sdopted
/ country The correspondent abroad
mistakes this for the American address
and carefully copies IT, A famous eK-
ample Of this sort OF mistaken address
arrived at the postoeaes a few days sgS
and now occupies an honored place Il
Mr.. Mengers Ecrspbook. II read;
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Eyery day We ss,l exenFaion
ets 70 Coioradg aati tssth rsmsF
approximately haif rases. witt
tara uinlis aii sunmer
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Lseatsa 81 fsth ana Wyan1saas sts.
EsTAslsnGp iasa
orxauited vita = full STAG q physieiaHs ana
surgeons for treatment of al Chfonie pieeasea,
1hiaff RCont for Recommendations % psiienta.
pdEeuH ssyrSeef OSsysfssSs fsgfseHsf u'if4
Stfa 80 S-frtsf tsAss FsyrFgg q affsfrerys
DISEASES or WOMEN.
We'll equipped % treat diseases of Wcmen.
uany Who have suffered for years cured at
home. Special boah for vomen FRkk.
Trainse Aflsnasats. pssa tnssIla's Hses
Aquitt home fer Hensn dariEe eeannsnsat
WHiTs FoR vHHn BOOK o.
Cub Feet, Curvature OF Larg. Eye, ska.
s%soSsss % Trossls:. ssrsoss s 1ls,ssss
PILEf. Tlsssla-cuss Pssislvsly cusrAafseA
flfAssf aaae. Hesenfs - esssffr. iss assaeF
arfsfta2 sail fsfffsf "a usR.
VARICOCELE.
ossSassss tsss ssss IS i Sc ss.sssI 5 sREs bSoi.
New restorative Treatment fer ioap ef Vital
Poser, AydfoSslt. Rapture, sificlnfss sta
DEFoRMlTIEs CURED.
An peraoas crippled. defoFDed, lams o. para
trrAtnent for these eases. Special sitsntioa
psid 70 cnppied ebiidren AZ TIE SanitariuB.
Pstients successfully sfsatsa at hons ~
mall Csns4ltRfisa free ard ecnedeniiai ~
oaceer ~ lsiisf. ThiF8 YEAR, srPsrisncs
Iiiuzssztsd Bops Pres. giviug mueh Falaahis
tniormation- Call ~ c1ce sf Wriie "
DR.. c. n. c0E,
oass. sis Wal.ussG. KANSAS CIT, no.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Plns wsre nsss manufactured IN tia
sssaas ssaa ai's as War q is'a ;.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

s...s.s sss..ss sss.sss ssss.s. sssssss
After considerable thought the blind
reader coaeladed that this letter was
intended Tor some one in RivcrdAle
avenue. YonkeFA. Hls guess proved 10
b. correct.
One writer who wanted to send let
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13

dust when touched. Many of the
bones, however, were go well pre-
served that their place in the
anatomy could be determined.
a reporter for The News and
Courier unearthed a piece IF
sAuI! winch OorG & stILhing re-
samblauCe to the cranium OF q
Puritan. The same high forehead
"'- ~ 'N- "NNr tte -hfcN
Bonte III his great book has de-
scrlbed as characteristic of the
Puritan type Of head, distinguish-
ed this skull from others that
were tossed out of the trenches.
Snperstitious negroes living in
this section of the city are much
wrought up at this unseemly des-
ecration of what Is probably an
old Colonial cemetery. 1t is safe
to predict that the colored citi-
zens of this community will not
include Magazine and Franklin
in their future peregrina-
tions after nightfall.
None Of the bodies Was buried
more than three feet helow the
surface o. the soil. nor more than
five feet from the centre of the
thoroughfare. Not less than a
half hundred graves were uncev-
cred yesterday, and the decaying
pieces OF ribs, skulls and other
fragments Of skeletons would, if
collected. fill a wheelbarrow. All
OF the collins were so nearly a
constituent element of the clay
that surrounded them that no
mark Of any sort would have
been visible. Maps of the city
drawn one hundred and fifty
years ago have no survey of a
burial ground near Franklin and
Magazine streets, and the avail
able records Of two centuries are
void of Information. When these
bodies were inferred and the
circumstances relating thereto
are historic facts padlocked by
time-and the key is lost.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13
A RICH RAILRHAD.

Cleveland, Ohio, May The
annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway com
pany was held here today. The
entire capital stock of the com
pany is $50,O00,OOO, out OF which
about $47, 100000 was voted
upon. The following directors
were elected for a term of three
years {: William X. Vanderbilt.
New York Samuel r. Berger,
New York II. Mex. Twombley,
New York, and William Rocke.
feller, New York. These were
all reflections, except that Mr..
Rockefeller takes the place OF
Charles M. Reed, of Etie, Pa.
Except for a few matters of ordi
nary iormallty no business other
than the election of directors was
transacted.
The annual statement of the
board of directors for the fiscal
year ending December 81, 1902.
shows that the gross earnings
from operation were $3O,449, ,392 ;
operating expenses and taxes,
$2l, ,9S9,OG4 net earnings from
operation, $8, ,4GO,228; ; income
from other sources, $I,6G8, 1874
gross income, $1O,128,702.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13
r. 81 -. 4
~ Il Esa :. .
strain Affected Gem
SrAA EIeaIIh.
Doctors Doses Weak
q :. Sc>ts.E-c : g,
Y 3T. Miles Nervine Cured
Me.

Ut. Miles Restorative Nervins brings rest
anu sweet sleep to the tired brain worn out
WIN the cares and anxieties of the sick ROOM
kead the following:
have always been healthy with the ex.
cepHen ot touch Of rheumatism since nv
q c came ON, up TO the time of my husbands S
last Illness soma years ago. l assisted in
nursing my husband for ne arly three months
when he departed this life and the mental
strain L think caused my trsSads Aside
HOiA extreme nervousness my trouble com
nenCcd with sore throat and neuralgia NV
physician gave me prngative doses which
weakened me very much and my stomach
Ior a Time seemed inactive. Mental strain
ana the dormant condition sf M stomach
soon told upon nay general keaNh. | had
niue appetite and was soon forced 10 stay in
pea greater part Of the tiMa Within
week alter the time | began tsk'ig DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine and Yenir / was
up about the house. l continRsd their use
unhl c"~7-l~'-'v cured NJ '0''h u ~
Miles 4'rr'.c es mas been ssren@th, ned by
sNpehenSe OF other people, our q avg lter hav-
ing used ReItorstive Nervine v'tf srlor t!d
results L. . case OF : ara ySis and \ friend to
Whom sent box of the Anti PAIN Pills re-
ports that Shs has been completely cured of
neuralgia by their use. know of a number
OF others whom yourmcdiCine has hclEcd in a
iarge degree. wish YOU continued success"
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n19-02-lry

According to Roland B. Molin-
euX'S father there will be con-
test in the divorce proceedings
instituted by the young man's
wife at Sioux Falls. 1t Is not
stated upon what grounds the
contest will be made. Young
MohneuX has been employed in
his fathers paint factory ever
since his release and is said to
have become quite an expert
chemist in this line. Friends of
Mrs. MolIneux say that after OBJ.
tanning a divorce she will return
to New York and become the
bride of wealthy lawyer living
there. The name of the lawyer is
being guarded as closely as are
the plans for the divorce pro.
ceedings against Molineux.
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DIR. Haecher (Munchener Med
Woch) says that the method of
hardening children by means of
cold baths is not only unneces-
sary, but it ia often times Iniu-
rious. 1t increases rather than
diminishes their susceptibility to
colds" thus inducing coryza,
throat affections, bronchitis and
pneumonia.