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|KlEproMAM.a AND ITS VICTIMS.
French Alienist Explains Why the Rich
Steal From Shops.

Chicago Tribune: Kleptomania has
cropped UP again in France under a differ
cnt name. The I'arisians call 1t magas!ni-
tis, and this new tangled appellation for
the "i~ashionable' complaint is due TO DIR.
Dubuissou, the famous brain physician.
The doctors Investigations have resulted
In the establishment of two facts: First.
that women as ~deliuquents are IN an enur-
NOUS majority; and second, that the Of
Tense Itself is consequent upon a curious
condition Of the mind. 1t is stated that
more than so per cent. OF k~leptomanlacs
are OF the female sex. In nine cases out
of ten the offenders have been proved to
be quite we'll 10 do, aud not infrequentlY
wealthy. 1t would have been easy for.
them TO nave purchased and paid for tho
things stolen. Which presents another
problem. Why should those who are rich
stoop to robbery? The goods purloined
are generally found uninjured. undisposed
Of. and often actually unused.
Let us, however. look into the cause of
the disease, as described by DR.. Dubuis-
son. In the first place, the physician is
TO be felicitated upon a clever epigram.
Lady kleptomaniacs are women without
hearts who dupe men without heads" a
smart" saying which contains more light
philosophy than literal truth.
a man can scarcely be called a fool be.
cause the pockets of his clothes do not
! happen to be SO constructed as to prevent
the entrance of a felon!ous hand. But the
doctor can afford to have his epigram
cheapened, for he POUNDS his deductions
upon a thorough understanding of the
character of the eternal feminine The
| cause of klcptomania arises less from the
individuals morbidity of temperament
than from the allurins array of every de-
scription of dainty and fashionable at
tire abundantly displayed on the many
counters of all mammoth shops.
Tho 'pran1 rOap9Yin' iS n chef q OellNre
of deliberate temptation tending TO the
seduction of the least susceptible. The
tinery everywhere around her arouses all
her coquettish ambition and stimulates
all her cravings for comfort. Not only
may she gaze on this gorgeousness, but
she is permitted to handle the pretty
things, unhindered, unobserved. What
more easy than to pop into ones parasol
or pocket some small object of value?
From the innumerable articles of a SINH
lar kind in stock ut never would be
missed"-as the average kleptomaniac
would argue.
The only remedy lies, of course, in ar
ranging shop fronts and showrooms with
Il severity that would satisfy the dis
ciples of William Penn and in forbiddlng
people to finger the wares. But the cure
would be worse than the complaint. 1t
would bring rapidly dwiad,ing profits, a
diminution of patronage and bankruptcy
10 hundreds of business houses.
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vic diseases have no idea that their

vic diseases have no idea that their
trouble is due to catarrh. The majority
of the people think that catarrh is a dis
ease confined to the head alone.
This is not true. Catarrh is liable to
attack any organ OF the body: throat,
bronchial tubes, lungs, stomach, kidneys
and especially the pelvic organs.
Many a woman has made this dis
covery after a long siege OF useless treat
mcnt. She has made the discovery that
her disease is catarrh, and that Peruna
can be relied upon to cure catarrh
wherever located.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write Mt once to DIR. Hartman. giving n
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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ncnt cures.

Frank ID. O%verbaugh. cattle buyer
and farmer, Cntskill. n. Y. says: doc
tors 1oid me ten years ago that | had
BriSht's disease, and said they could
90 nothing to save me. My back ached
SO ! could not stand it to even drive
about. and passages Of the kidney Sc
cretions were SO frequent as to annoy
me greatly. | was growing worse all
the time, but Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me, and l have been we'll ever
since.'
y FREE TRIAL of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Over
baugh Will be mailed on application to
any part OF the United States. Address
Fostcr-Milburn Co, Buffalo. n. y. For
sale by all dealers; price so cents per
box.
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American;zina London Druo Stores.

Confectioners' Union: The confect.oner
is not the only trader who suffers from
the greed Of cash chemists. Dealers in
fancy goods are among their victims. Sta
tionery. electro-plated articles, cheap Jew
elry, baking powder and Christmas crack
ers arc a few OF the lines which can be
obtained at these places. II they would
add a millinery and dressmaking depart
ment and run a free luncheon buffet for
their lady customers they might set up
in opposition to Harrod's or Whiteley's.
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Havs used Piso's Cure Tor ta.unuxsg>
ton nearly two years, and End a.,s9Ahasa
to compare with it.-Mrs. McrEan, -saHAa-
ley, Cal, Sept. 2, 1901.
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Wrs. Winsiow,s SOOTHING SYRUP -or Children
teethinE; softens the gums, reduces inflammation al
bys pain, cures wind collie. 25 cent. q bottle
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Do Your Feet Acne md Burnt

Shake Into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease.
a powder for the feet. 1t makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. Cures Corns. Bun
ions. Swollen, hot and Sweating Feet. At
an druggists and Shoe Stores. &c. Sample
sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, lie
Roy, n. Y.
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Fortune Favors Her.

man OF my choice?
Fortune Tcller-Yes. Eut make no mis-
take; the cards say you will nave but one
choice.
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Good as a Trade-Ma, ark.

Good as a Trade-M ark.
New York Weekly: Young Lady csSs
always tell your work the instant J SER ~
Magazine Artist (delighted>-coD yvAA,
really?
Young Lady-Easily. Tn. women AN
look alike.
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Public benefactions in America dur.
ing ten years aggregate $610.410.OO
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Any one can dye with PUTNAM
FADELESS DYE. no experience re.
CURED.
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The Church Of England enjoys an In
Of about one million dollars Il week.
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The center of the country's 1~nanEfac.s>-
les Is now In Ohio.
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The minister Of agriculture In Prussia
reports the practical extinction of the
foot and mouth disease in that
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-05-13

Artificial eyes were first used by the
Egyptians long before the Christian era.
Mum,nies have been found with artin-
ctal optics. They were fashioned of
gold. oliver. copper or ivory.
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Been There Before.

New York Weekly: Jimson (hotly)-1
want to sue DIR. Dosenl for $500 damages.
Lawyer (briskly)-Yes. sir-yes. sir;
what for?
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SIOUX CITY P'T'G Co, 1850. 1904.
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Yes, but / suppose your bill will be
s499. and | want to get my dollar back"
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Remember that every woman is cordially iavited TO write to
Mrs. Riuhham IF there is anything about her case Or symptoms
she does net understand. NErs. E'inlShaEn's address IS Lynn, Mass.
Her advice IS free, and is chee-Gully given to any aiIlng woman
who asas sor i.
Gm r. Aea E3DErtT Il W cannotf forthwith pmdnco the ohcmn! letters CIT Egmtursso of
&RHs6g3I IA above, &Naonas,w which Ill povct Their absolute Geaunren@a
aAFGEstAsj lydia !. 1inAh.a id. 70, lynn, Mas.
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I consulted two different physicians. hoping to get relief, but, finding that
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Hiss Irene Crosby, prominent i'm Social Life in East
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DEAR MIS-. P1SKuAM :--"It always gi,

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Hem. Isn't $500 rather high damages
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II bought a bottle Of his toothache
drops. paid 81 for EN- and they didn't do
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Nest of the Ailments Peculiar to the
Female Sex are Due to Catarrh
of the Pelvic Organs.


Peruna has cured thousands of cases
of female weakness. AS q rule, how
ever, before Peruna is resorted to several
ether remedies lave been tried in vain.
a great many of the patients have taken
local treatment. submitted themselves
to surgical operations. and taken all
sorts of doctors stuff, without any
result.
The reason of so many failures is the
fact that diseases peculiar to the female
Eeninie trouble ly recognized as be-
NO as H catarrh. ing caused by ca
Is tarrh. These GHeans
are lined by mucous membranes. Any
mucous membrane is subject to catarrh.
Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
same as catarrh of any other organ.
What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs.
Peruna cures these cases simply because
1t cures the cntarrh.
Most of the women afflicted with pei
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For further information sypu ., say
authorized Canadian 3ovesuDakR
Agent whose address appears aame-
where,
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Fish are very plentiful at aa saa.
sons of the year. Fish wagons ape
sleds are passing almost dsf3y 15enr
the trail with heavy loads OF Ash. &sD-
tined for st. Albert anG Ednpaaxpz..
From the lattcr point they .-e ,as;asc-
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29

grieved becsuse thev are not afforded
the protection which they think is
their right. When they expect exact
and equal justice they must at all
times have given it. Then here is
another phase to the question. 1t
is said. how truthfnlly we are not
prepared to say tlat, the young men
or old men or whoever they may be,
who are engaged in the running off of
cattle or in disfiguring brands and
taking possession of what is not theirs
have had notable examples before them
of large cattle outfits and large indi-
vidual owners overriding the rights of
small owners in taking what was not
theirs This is tale that is told all
the time and for many years past and
where there is so much smoke there
must be some fire. Howeve- there g
so many things which can be said in
opposition to the position which is
intimated by the Stockman. that we
can only say that playing with edge
tools would be manifestly less harm
full to children than advocating taking
the law of punishment upon them
selves, in the results that might arise
thereform to themselves.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29

When Senator ]. R. Burton of Kan
sas listened to the temper, in the
shape of the Rialto Securities company
he knew that no legitimate scheme
could pay such sum as 5000 for legal
services such as he could give them in
his capaity as senator. He was play
ing with fire and unquestionably he
knew it. as he convicted himself on
the witness stand, when he stated
that he must not be engaged in any
work which would reflect upon his
sentorial position. He bartered one
of the most exalted pablo positions
in the world for the emolument to
come from a Get Rich-Quick scheme.
There have been others.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29
BAD ADVICE.

The Plateau Valley Stockman, as
well as individuals residing in the
Plateau county, have covertly intima-
ted that the courts will not be appeal
ed to hereafter in cases where persons
are SUSPECTED of running off cattle or
killing them. They say in a threa t
ening manner, that if caught red
handed that the thieves will be sum
marily dealt with by cattle growers
There can be only one meaning to
this threat. The StocKman cannot
afford to take such position for itself
as public newspaper or for its read
ers. 1t is cultivatinR viper when it
does so. which will sooner OF later
bring its reward in numerous crimes
1t must remember that there was a
reign of lawlessness in Plateau county
several years ago. when sheep men
lost the accumulation of their lives
The seed was then sown and if cattle
mem and others are suffering from a
violation of the laws. in having their
cattle killed and run from the range,
they are only reaping in that section
what was sown. The Sentinel has
subscribed for years to the unwrItten
law on priority of feeding ranges. 1t
believes that where cattle have been
first on the range that sheep should
not be driven there, but should seek
other sections of the public domain.
There is no law for such opinion. only
the unw-itten Law of what saams IN ba
a just settlement. where there are
conflicting interests. But this paper
takes the position that no newspaper
can afford co advocate the taking of
the law of punishment upon individ-
uals and away from the courts. All
cases may not be decided as was the
last one in the courts of Mesa county,
which calls forth the indignation of
cattle men. who feel that they arc ag-
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29

Rain began to fall last night short
ly after six O'Clock and kept up at
intervals all night. The rain came
down steadily and was absorbed by
the earth without being dried up by
high winds. All during the night
it was warm and the rain will do an
immense amount of good throughout
the valley. 1t is the first rain of any
consequence in a long time and has
thoroughly soaked the ground for
spring ploughing.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29
lime TABLE.

D&RG GOING WEST.
No. arrives 2:20 am. Leaves 3.05 a. n.
No arrives IL :55 a. m. Leaves is y. m.
No arrives II :25 pm. Leaves IL :35 D. m.
D. & R. G. GOING EAST.
No arrives 2:45 a. m. Leaves IL :55 a. m.
No arrives $40 a. Leaves 6:25 n. m.
No arrives 6 :25 p. m. Leaves 6:45 D. m.
NARROW GAUGE.
No 315 arrives5 ;O5p.m. Leaves 1000 a. m.
COLORADO MIDLAND.
No arr. L 40 p. m. Mo- leaves rs a. m.
No arr. IL :59 No leaves so p. m.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29

Weather indications for western
Colorado is rain or snow and colder
tonight. clearing Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29
THE DAILY SENTINEL

LEE & BUNTING, proprietors
:. N. BUNTING. Editor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-20
A HEAD ON
COLLISION
OCCURRED LAST NIGHT ABOUT
O'CLOCK ON THE BIG FOUR
IN NORTH CAIRO YARDS.

A head-0n collision occurred last
NIGHT about eight o'clock near The
Washington avenue crossing Of the
Big Four in North Cairo. Freight en-
CINE No as in charge of Engineet
Poole and fireman Garrety had passed
the Illinois Central crossing and en-
tered the yard limits, moving at
low rate Of speed, when switch engint
No. "a in charge 1T Engineer Froclke
seen rounding the curve near the
and Fireman VIII Stevenson. wa
Washington avenue crossing.
Both engineers saw the danger i'm
media. ely. applied the brakes, revers
ed their engines and the crews Of
the two engines jumped. Both en-
gines we're drawing good loads. The
switch engine was unable to apply
lrakes. having no air. ana struck the
freight engine as the latter was De
ginning TO back.
The tender OF the switch engine
was pushed through ne end of The
iox car Immediately behind Is aat
landed on top Of a number OF balls
of hay with which the car was loa3c.
and hay was scattered in all lirc
| lions.
One remarkable thing about th.
wreck was the fact that the iron
-ruck Of the box car jumped eve
the hind trucks Of the tender an,
one pair Of wheels landed on th
track
No one was hur5. the engines re
manned On the track with the eNce1
tion Of one pair Of the fr1nt wheels %
the freight engine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-20
TO COMPLETE
THE SUBWAY
nv DECEMBER 1sT IF WEATHER
IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SIGNED AND CONTRACT
is LET.

Work on the extension OF the line 81
The Cairo Electric and Traction COM
pany on HoIbrook avenue, an ora.-
nance for which was passed ns
The city council at its last mees'
ing will begin the last OF this week or
the first Of next week. Follow. ng the
eomplation of this work the task OF
excayating for the Sycamore street
subway win be commenced and push
ia rapidly TO completion.
The contract for both jobs was lei
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. NJ, 9,
Wright, vice president OF the company.
10 Contractors Thstlewood Il Serbian,
Immediately after Mayor Winter sign
I'd the subway ordinance, the extern
sion ordinance having been signed sew
eral days previous.
Mr.. Thistlewood said last night that
1t would probably be the first Of next
week before work would be COM
mencad on the Holbrook extension. He
expects to put twenty-five or thirty
teams to hauling the dirt which W Il
be secured from over the Mississippi
Ilevee opposite Twenty-first street. The
Job of filling and grading the extension
on Holbrook avenue will NOT require
much time and as soon as the work Is
completed the excavation OF the sub
way will be started. III weather Is ia
vorable Mr. Thistlewood expects 70
have the subway excavated early in
December
| While the subway work is being
done travel will go on Just as If the
work was not in progress. The exca
vation will begin on the east SIDE Of
the subway and the present Wagon
road win not be disturbed until q pass
Iage Of sufficient width has been made
10 allow vehicles to pass I'm interrupt
| ed. The roadway VII next be removed
md the tracks of the street car com
| )any will be taken 10 last. 1t IS no
expected that traffic viii be delaye'
on the street car line more than on'
day,
Mr. Thistlewood expects 10 hir'
teams TO do the work as this is a sea
son when farmers are not very bus.
md would be glad to get the work, ant
besides. Mr. Serbian is at O'Bri2n'
Landing, Mo. engaged in doing ieye'
work with Their present equipment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-20
LAST DAYS
OF POMPElI
LARGE AUDIENCE WITNESSED
/, FIRST PRODUCTION OF THE
GREAT SPECTACLE LAST
NIGHT.

very large audience witnessed the
first exhibition OF Pains great spec
tacle. "The Last Days Of Pompeii
A reproduction Of the ancient city q
Pompeii with the grim old volcano
Nt yesuyius, in the distance, the in
habitants Of the ancient city engage
in the pursuits OF that'ancient period.
the old forum or market place where
men came 10 talk and trade. and VII.
ness gladiatorial combats--al these
were spread out before the eyes Of tne
Z items Of Cairo last evening ~
Sportsman's park. Suddenly the cltF
l. in alarm. The earth reels and the
people become panic-stricken. They
rusn from their houses INTO the streets
ana looking in the direction OF VesaNl.
nc they see the volcano splitting forth
great volumes Of fire, Streams OF II
nour forth roar upon roar il heard IS
suing from the bowels Of the noun
tain. and CONFUSION after CONFUSION
shakes the earth until the great CITY
of Pompeil is lad in ruins.
II was in this realistic and striking
manner that the Last DAYS OF Pom
pe T. was portrayed to the people Of
Cairo last evening.
The speciaities presented are OF
high order. Special mention shoula
be given to the fire dancers in the
Dance Of ISIS" This dance Is said
to be historically correct. and many
beautiful effects were displayed during
the performance of this specially
| The eruption OF Vesuyius brought
/ he program TO a close, and thirty
minute display Of fireworks followed
which was very beautiful, and which
alone might have earned for Mr. Pain
the title he now bears. the king Of
+ reworks,
OWNS to the light rain last nigh
some of the fireworks became damn
and failed to show up as well as they
should. 1t was probably the damp con
ditlon of the powder that was reapons
libIe for the failure of Mayor Winter
picture to show up,
Tomorrow nights exhibition prom
Uses to be carried through without al
accident and a much larger crowd i
expected. Don't fail to witness tn
Last Days of Pompeli."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-20

CRACK SHOT
KILLED 119 BIRDS WITHOUT A
MIss-HIs RECORD UNEQUAL
LED, 1T is SAID.

Mr.. Ben Starr. of Padueah, who
last week wen the championship Of
Kentucky. has come into his own at
last. says the. Paducah Sun. For sew
aral years il has been claimed by
marksmen in this end o. the state that
MIR. Starr and mis- brother Nose are
he best shots in Kentucky, and they
have several times demonstrated .it,
md challenged other crack shots for
matches that meant business"
II was not until tbs week how
ever. that Ben Starr showed them
what he can really do. He won the
championship of the state by killing
50 straignts. but during the three days
Of the tournament he killed ll9
pigeons stra ght. He did not miss 4
single pigeon during that time, or
turing the entire shoot of four days.
1t is claimed by those here who
keep we'll informed in such matters,
that this record has never been
sqnalled. mich less beaten. in the
state OF Kentucky. if anywhere.
1T is the most remarkable one |
ever heard Of" declared a prominent
marksman this morning. Il don't
believe that any shooter ever id be-
fore Kill 119 pigeons in succession
without a miss. which is what Ben
starr Z "a
"More than that. he killed them as
hey eane. He took every ones that
vent I'd from the trap. while others
lidn't Some Of them. when husky
looking pigeon would be released from
he trap. didn't shoot at it, Il would
be recorded no bird but Ben Starr
took them all just as they came. and
De killed every p geon he shot at
Many sporting papers are already
after Starts picture and biography
He So a son Of Mr. Joe Starr. of the
county. and is a popular young man
as well as a crack shot.