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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24

bigt for benz, iOet ben beje 8anbitano
peb SebruDDet (oer bar p9ret Ial
6si iom no9en beo ON be iioite 20
Qar) life bar unbiet zig peb at tram
&c ino | Deres 8oliger og afbenpttet
lite dlene 3albsren, men oeIad IN
part / ben neOerite Stage al 9uiene
og nuturligpis ogIuu tr9ngt ino /
Stalbe og o8raineries".
0ette bar oGret ct tort Cab. Seas
lebes bsrte jeg ON en- Muno. Der Deb
9sjodnoet bubbe fuuet ipoleret 1000
guibels Sabre.
ga, Der bar pGret meget 9sjpanb /
Jorauret. Ogiuu beroppe pau pr9ris
en-, foa man life bar funnel fGrbss
ret Iungt ob en- @ei til Gobs uben at
blipe Oaab, ibet Der bar itdaet gano
pau ole lapere liggenbe Steber.
5oraaret bar tent Der, n9iten en-
bel Maaneo Ienere enb / 6jor. ba
man bespnbte at iod SDeoe ferit /
4pril. Den fsrfte 9pebe, fom er
foast / Goraaret, er bog tommen DID
og itaar belt sObt, os Ri bar buft moi
at Re9n os Babe. faa bet tegner
soot troos bet iene Goraur.
9i bar libt Ianst til 9nerne Mos
boa og &enmdre, men Der bar p9rst
Gale ON, al Der bill bliOe bbgget en-
Sioebane fra Burlington til Mcains
nep. Ster bette, ba pil Ri uomtpi-
Itelie bIiDe mar Citation og gb. Wlen
Ri tommsr til at Dente oe is, % at
Dente er BET ippreite SIRIUS at l9re,
if9r for ianebinife gerioner.
Bort 3Opnfbip er nplig bleben ors
gdniieret oa bar facet Napnet ,,Hoos
%iebelt", naturligbis iii 2gre for DOT
nubGrenDe p~r9fibent. Oct maa bo
pitt bliDe en- SelDfslae, at ri bill Dal.
9e BAN igen.
Jorleben bapbe ri ,gpucus", ia bt
bdboe e~nbogioa to pua en- Dag, mems
Zig Oeb Ell Sejltugelie. 33 ftemmebss
rettigebe Meblemmer bar msbt pan
TO forffelige Steber og baDbe pdIst
TO Deleeoter til gountb Contention /
Winot. De pilbe besse sao, oe Hes
f~ultatet blep iua, at be balete en- TIRE.
bic, Setreteren for Sopnfbipet, iom
Iaa madtte gao.
De FIefte at gefoItninsen Der tr
fommen fra Soma. Ser er ogidd
Joff fra Sbb Dotota. De flyer, nt
@rasfet er famine SIoss fom | @bb
Dutotu. nemfis 8uHalosros, men
9anbet er bebre ber enb I Sbb Dui.
ga, MI er JoIt glade Der oppe |
bet bsie 0orb, bpdb ies moi beb, mans
&c berer Reipett for, oe bog er bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24

at De er meo / bette 9rbejbe, uagtst
De bpr langt borte.
@i inoremmer gerne, at &orress
ponoancerne fra Stolen life bar be-
ret Iaa ititfet til for Soft uOe Omz
firing at faa 6oritano al, ipm pm
fteligt tunbe pare. Mlen peb Sioen
At oenne Snbremmelie bill Ri gre
epm9rtiom paa entelte Sing / 6or,
bolo til 0lr. Milers 4rtitel. Maas
tie eaers en- at Stolens 9Grere, en-
ten Stolens 8eitprer eGler 5orItanoez
Ten for Den t~eolo9iite Qfoeling, fan
fele fig %opforbret til at giOe BAN ct
Spar.
Def ferite, ri oa / benne 6orbins
Belle oil ggre opm9rtiom pou, bet
er, at Der bar o9ret mere % anOet
ira Stolen Der / glaoet / 9intsrens
9sb eno aorresponoancerne, iGrlig
De bnppige gibrag ira Stolen5
Notwithstanding. Saaoanne 81
orag mac oa ogiua toges meb, naar
man bill BONNIE ON 4anben paa
Stolen.
OQ Ida ct Orb ON 9nmnaitit.
6bao mon er melt ~berbsliet enten
9egemsppelier / en- 9pmnaititiuI
eler Dem paa en- 6arm efter plop Og
6arpe. Seq bar Iom SOIOat prepst
at fpringe boabe oper en- 5rGbeit o9
mango andre 9egemspbeIier, men
jeg m9rfebe ba inoen Senbens BERT
til at berspe mig 5roslipet. Def er
enbog en- befenbt Sag, at be melt
niot9re Qrbeibere for Subs Riqes
Sog, bar p9ret be bebite 2ttleter, iodz
lebes gebere / ben nnere 5ibs it9rte
eoningemisiionsbep9gelie. 9erbss
ligbeo CT Ri besb9rre ubiat for o1s
9e9ne, % bet fan NOT bebsOes at
pare pad 8a9t imOb ben, at ben life
IfaI fad maat pda Dor STOLE, men
Den funoe gerne finot Snbeang uoen
boabe 9nmnoitit og 5uIespelier. Den
niger fig ino do andre @eje oa
a1e @egne.
90 Ioa par Der ben rntalelie ON
a9gfolts qenge % intst anbet. 9bor@
for banne alasier og reiie StiIes
mur? SEQ tror life, pore prpiter er
fad tilbsielige til at ie 5rosisifenoe
/ Menigheben oper 6obsbet. Sg
Samfunoet pelaer 10 2agfolt eIer
Sttezgr9iter inb / baube lit &irtss
raob % andre geItprslIsr, % bet bar
I i'm aonititution isrget for. OF
299belegaterne tunbe bIipe fdd tall
RICE ! aarsmebet. at be tunbe obers
femme graiterne mere enb TO Gonoe,
DIN Wenigbeberne bare benbttebe ia
af oeres aet. So, grooer Miuer, +,
bil me9et 9erne hdpe mere enb ebers
penge flor Reiten tunbe man bel msS
lige iaa flor 6pie ige, at IGge Gam
funbsIemmer bill bape qraiternes
qenee, naar bet g9lber ON qsnge),
Ri oil babe ebers belle Snteresfe, ehsrs
Raab og @int. % Ri forImaar life
ct f%ornuftigt Orb, bpor bet faa TOM
mer fra. Del er bare tebeIigt, at
Ri life tan fou 2agfoltet mere msb I
hore 5orbonblinger, enb 5ilf9lbet or.
Sfal ppsbe. ON hi berefter ian
9ibe mere omfattenbe % oplpIenoe
Mebbelelier fra Dor STOLE. 6oober,
ben bar eobe 5remtibsubTigter, Blot
ri bill bore msb !0erren. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24

&ommunitatipnsitreng | BET ~rusiife
Zitaiien brubt, Og RusIanb maa
tempe poa iapanf @runb, enten bet
pil elIer lite.
5 en- Stamp melem en- GleTant q
en- 6ai 6ebsper life, for ON Glefanz
ten gdar / @onoet % maa fbie fer
i'm 9umbeb. 6aien bermeb begnnbe
at fprGue paa 9anb. Oct er lite
forenli9t meo en- fornuftig Strote9i
at brin9e ct griges 0ar miot op /
6ienoens 9anb. Gn fornufti9 Cru
teg biloe life fpiae at oper I 5jens
oens 6enber og operIabe BAN Still
liugens 5oroele. Wan fan ~inbpenbe,
at Supans maal 10 er at frabrifte
&uslanO Manduriet. og bporlebss
fan bette UtaoI naaes uoen at taft,
Ruslano ub at Manduriet?
Sun0t moi, Sppr9smaolet er: Oil
RaroareIien at en- fndrt Milion ga.
pdnere / 9orbin tpin9e Rustono til
6reo?
Der er intet, iom tpber pad bette.
aarbin, / og for fig er en- u~betpOeIig
9p, er 9itaiiens Moifoa. oa one Gr=
faringer ON Mlpifoa taller. SeIp ben
~Itsrite Sejer peo aarbin. Ielb en-
Seier, Der tilintetgjoroe ben ~rusiiite
9ar, piloe life BABE noget at betb0e.
Den Oiloe Iimpelt ben betpoe. AT man.
&c 6unbreoe Mile ~lGngere 9eit oiIbe
en- itsrre 6ar idmles. og Ell nDt5rsms
itsO piIbe 9sres bet naite Qar, %
Qaret efter, naar Ruslonb bar far
big.
Der piloe life oare .6aa6 ON, in
ben nogen rimelig 5ib at funne GEM
inbiatte aina / Manduriet. iaa bet
tunoe itau imob Stroet ira De rus
fife gatalioner.
Oct eneite 9al9 for Sapdn bilbe
Iualeoes bare enten / ct ubefenof
QntaI Oar at bolbe en- flor s69r /
Manhuriet eler moatte tr4ffe ia
tilbage meo fulOtommen LAB at i'm
qreitige og intet Al BABE ounoet At
nOget Barb.
9Dis Bort art6ur, aoreo % Ola.
oipOitot falper / 3apanerneg69nber
er Ruslanos 0~errebemme / 21taiien
OermeO enOt. 0ette er forbi, naar
bet life langere fan Hippo frem III
Ssen. 5aar Sapon lat fig fait paa
bisie ire punfter, ian bet betragte
i'm Sitting iom uinota9eIig, iaas
IGnge bet beberferSg zen og boloer lin
6Gr / 3ejler. BORT artbur er / ga
punernes 5anoer uinbtageIig Lamb
pGrts fra. aorea fan for en- 8el
%fOriDures peb 9jolp Al en- Rqtte
6Gitnin9sparter, % ielp ON @looi.
Doiiot life fan 6olbes for beitonbie
mob RusIanOs Magt, tan bet gpres
unpttig Oeb gefattelien at be Ger,
Der be6eriter Snblebet til s6apnen.
Ser er oItfoa ben pitaIs 5~orbinOels
I%eSlinie bruot. og Der MAJ Ruslano
tampe, 5000 eneelife W1il fra I'm
eaentIige Bats, meb aGe5orbele mob
fig, e0er life fpmpe. Oct er Repers
len al 1872; Der er bet Ruslanb,
iom faar isle beubebageliebeber, iom
fulste Rapoleons 2Grqerriq6eb.
.5ftbf."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24

Om Ri bar forffaaet MiIer ret.
iuo bar ban altib sobt | Sinbe, felo
ON bans 2ritif unbertiben er noset
brsi, og berfor giDer DIT" BAN
2eilis6eb til at ubtale fine 5anter.
Den, Der elffsr @ubs9Rises Gag, bort
Sdmfunb Os bets @ernins, er Di IT.
ie Ioa bange for at lube ubtale fig.
Joltsns I Jolmoutb bar peb beres
Subfription til Slsjbpgningen Diff,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
8

bliusr lenot til Subifribenter, inbtiI no
trpttslis 0piiselie mobtoses al ll0siuernt
Os al @rlb er betalt. / SuerensitemmeIi'
meb De Sorenebe Staters 9Oitlope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
No,ice 10 NONRESIDENT.

State OF Indiana, County OF DUBOIS, Sc
Dubois Circuit Court O.ober Tenn lsOl
William +. Jackson vs. Rhoda r.
Jackson No. 1928. Complaint for d.
vorce.
Comes the plaintiff by Cox & Hunter
his attorneys and files his complaint
herein, together with aproper affidavit
of a disinterested person, that said de-
PENDANT Rhoda r. Jackson 10 not res
ident of the state OF Indiana, that said
action il for divorce and that the de-
PENDANT is a nonresident of said state
and is a necessary party to said action.
Notice is therefore hereby given said
defendant, that unle $ she be and appear
on the 10th judicial day OF the next tern
Of the Dubois Circuit Court, the sane be-
ing the 10Th day of October 1904, TO bs
holden on the 2nd Monday of October
1904, at the court house in the town o
Jasper, in said county and state, anC
answer or demur to said complaint, th'
same will be heard and determined II
her absence.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF SAFE
court, affixed at Jasper this Ord day o
July 1904. -
JOHN P. HUTHER,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
Cox A HUNTER, Attys.
Aug. % 1904 3w'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
>-Lawrence Jerger left Tor the
Worlds Fair Wednesday.
portersville Points.

Hon. John +. Dillon made a
speech here Saturday night to an
attentive audience. Both Demo
Gratis and Republicans say we want
Dillon for our next Congressman,
so White river will be made navie'
able.
Chris. SEEMING and Miss Katie
Breidenbsugh were quietly married
at the parsonage this week.
Walter Mcdonald, of Chicago, il
here visiting his father.
Sam Harker and sister, Mrs. Ids
Hoffman returned home tuesday
from a visit at New Albany.
Walter Rudolph, Jas. Parson'
and Van Walker have gone to Nortt
Dakota with the intention OF buy
| ing land if suited.
May Weber, Annie Bowers, Car
RE Petty and Villa Cox went L
Louisville Sunday on the excursion
Jas. Mulky, Ed Breidenbaugh
Fred Schnarr, VIM. Lawrence ant
Ed Rudolph. Coon and Tom Jackl
all left for the World fair Tuesday
Mr.. Sunderman and wife wer
visitors at Huntingbvrg last Sunday
HUcKLEBERY TIM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

A society Of Equity which is an
organization for the mutual protec-
ton Of farmers organized at Duff al
Q farmers picnic last Friday after
noon Aug. 26. The head OF the or
ganiration is J. A. Everett, seeds
man at indianapolis.
The objects OF the organization
are: The securing Of better prices
for farm products, the purchaseini
Of farm implements ct q res-
sonsble price, . lower rate OF insur
ance upon farm buildings, the en-
acting Of legislation favorable to tn
farmer and social intercourse.
Addresses were made by Senate
X. M. Milburn and M. A. Sweeue.
A large audience was present and
good time had.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
Parker { Davis Club Of st. Henry.

The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting so far held by the Demo
Gratis OF the county during the pres
en-. campsi On was held at st. Henry
Tuesday. The silver band under
the leadership Of John Gehlhausen
furnished the music. More than
800 people were present when com.
mitteeman NJ. A. Seidl introduced
County Chairman NJ. A. Sweeney.
Mr.. Sweeney spoke upon the i'm.
portance of organization. he SAID
that the democrats Of the country
were once more united and it only
needed q thorough Systematic or
Rsnization OF every precinct in the
State for the Democrats TO have 10
600 msjority in Indiana.
Mr.. Sweeney then announced
that they proposed to form a Par
ksr and Davis Club and asked tina
sllvoters present sign the agreemen
TO support the Democratic ticket
Every Democrat present includinI
two former Republicans prompt.
came forward and signed the list
The following officers were elected
Henry Ubelhoer, Pres; Johl
Luebbers, Vice Pres; Nobl
Kemp, Vice Pres; Alois Sphinx
Vice Pres; Herman Stenikel
Sec'y.
Senator K. NJ. Milburu was the
introduced and spoke upon the il
sues dividing the Republicans an
Democrats. He said the democra
stood for local self-governmen
economy in public expenditure
lower taxation and lower tsrii
and for anti-imperialism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
PARKER AND DAVIS.
Democratic Club.

A large Parker & Davis Club was
organized at Duff, Saturday night.
Hon. John L. Brstz and NJ. A.
sweeney were the speakers. A
large crowd of the leading people
were present and expressed their
approval Of the remarks made by
rounds of applause. Milton Brett
is pushing things as precinctman.
The following are the officers
NJ. D. Lemond, Pres, Henry Teg
mier, Vice Pres; John Steinksmp
Vice Pres, Leonard Bretz, Vice
Pres; janice d. Songer, Secretary
A large glse club is to be organ
lied. :,
Parker & Davis club Of Bretzvill'
Organized by Hon. ]. L. Brett ant
F. L. Betl, Friday Aug. "a, will
the following officers:
John F. Schultz, Pres. JOSEPH
Fritz, Vice Pres; George Byers
Sec'y. ,,
At St. Anthony q Ben Wibbe
club was organized by Senate
Milburn and NJ. A. Sweeney, FRI
day Aug. %, with the following OF
ficsrs: -. d,
Anthony Tro1ler, Pres, Micf
ael Klein, Jr. Vice Pres. Micha'
Egglsr Jr. Vice Pres; Ben Schu
macher Vice Pres. Henry Frt'
Sec'y, Israel Ray, Asst. sec'y
Geo. Hausenauer, Cor. Sec'y.
AT Union Valley a Thomas Tai
gar. club was organized by u
same gentlemen Saturday Aug 2
with the following officers:
Geo. W. Milburn, Pres, w. I
Nicholson, Vice Pres. Tilton Nicl
olson, Vice Pres; c. c. Baggeri
Vice Pres. William Baggeri
Sec'y; Director Of Glee club, Tilt'
Nicholson.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
The Issue That Will Decide.

Judge Parker is safe and sane.
Roosevelt is strenuous and
risky. This is the general popular
judgement. The verdict Of the vo-
tiers at the polls will be largely in
fluenced by this estimate OF the
personal characteristics OF the two
mep.-Philadelphia Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02


The time for the Big Dubois
County Fair is coming on apace.
The 18th annual exhibition will take
place during the week commencing
Sept. 18th. The secretary has
been kept busy with the usual cor
respondence, answering inquiries
that come from all parts OF the
country. Last week be received an
application for entries in Floral hall
from the state Of Massachusetts.
From present indications the exhl-
bits in all departments will be July
Iup to, il not above, the standard
and magnitude Of former years.
| Greater interest is taken in the
speed rings this year, especially by
owners OF horses in Dubois county.
Following the plan Of last year the
association has arranged for a mum
Der Of races that are confined to
Dubois County, in consequence o.
!, which an unusual interest ls evi'
dsnced by local horsemen. An adj
I ditional purse will probably be Ct
, fered for 3 -year-old pace. We IN
derstand there are quite number Q
. young horses in the county that vii
! enter this race and the owners guar
sntee an interesting contest.
The special free attractions TO
a this year are entirely different from
: anything heretofore presented AM
include the novelty trick house, on
of the strongest and most origins
and amusing acts before the publ
n today. There will also be exhibition
). every day by marvellous equilibris'
A and slack wire artists, and a gres
Il array OF acrobatic work. All
I which will be given on an elevate
platform so that everybody can 81
\ and see well.
From the number Of application
for privileges that are already con
ing in it would seem that o.
space for booths etc., will be ful
M taken up. As has been the custo
C. OF the present management, gam
at ling Of every nature will be prohil
r. ted and nothing but clean sho'
,r- permitted to exhibit on the groun
L. We look forward to q week OF mu
pleasure and profit--a reunion
on the people Of Dubois and adloini
'es counties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
Railroad Excursions.

Worlds Fair Rates begin April - and
close Dec. Is, 1904. Tickets good for the
season 1915. Tickets good Tor oO days
ss.l5. On certain days there will be
excursions good for 6 days at 500 ioI
the round trip, such days to be adver-
tised later.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

A-Philip and John Schneider
came home Sunday from st. Louis
where they had spent a week at the
Fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

Misses Msyme and Ella Beck
man and Alice Seninger, OF Ferdi'
nand were in Jasper Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

S~Miss Clyde Hitch, OF Prince,
ton, is visiting in Jasper, the guest
of Miss Emma Montgomery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Fred Krodel purchased the
restaurant business from his mother
and took possession last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Messrs. Alois Schaaf, Philip
Krsss, Leo Hochgesang, and VIM
Bockleman came home from the
Worlds Fair Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~N. B. Holly went to Evans
Vile Monday to spend a week visit
his son.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Mrs. Geo. Friedman who has
been visiting her son Louis in Tell
City for several weeks came home
this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Mrs. Ignatz Knapp went to
Louisville Sunday to spend q week
visiting relatives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~The Huntingburg Fair be-
gins a week from next Monday
Sept. II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~ Robt. Eckert will resume his
duties in the Knoxville schools
next Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02
~About 20 went on the excur-
sion 10 Louisville Sunday.

A-Mr. Leo +. Spayd was at
Huntingburg Tuesday on business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

A-The Parker & Davis club met
AZ the court house last night and
were addressed by Bomar Traylo'
and n. M. Kean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Hon. r. M. Milburn and
family will attend the Worlds
Fair next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~ few fine peaches were IN
the Jasper market this week at vi
per bushel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Csrds are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Amy, the charm
ing daughter OF Capt. John &. Lem
ing and wife to Mr.. Edward Har-
ker. of Boone township, on Sept. 8,
1904. The Courier extends con-
oyatulations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Mr. Arthur Carnihsn moved
to HuntingbuIg Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~N. b. CoffmAn, Of Davies
Co., was in Jasper Tuesday on bust
ness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Kueblsr
and Miss Rose Kuebler left Sunday
for the st Louis Exposition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

~vic Cassidy and Ed Kempf
expect to see the Worlds Fair next
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-02

Sold by Martin Fris ln,l, las per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-06-19
SOME COMMON SENSE
 A BOTTLE OF PARAcAMPH FREE.
We Offer You

in Paracamph the only remedy known
 to medical science that will quickly
 and positively cure the most severe
 aches and pains by it's peculiar ac-
 tions on the pores of the skin. Para camph, when applied, goes through the pores directly to the seat of the pain, removes the congestion by stim- ulating circulation, draws out all sore ness, fever and inflammation by in- ducing sweating. For instance, in Rheumatism, it neutralizes the uric acid and by stimulation causes it to pass out of the system in the natural manner It is the only remedy which heals wounds without leaving ugly scars. It Is a sure preventive of blood poisoning. Paracamph can be used internally with perfect safety for the treatment of Group, Sore Throat, Sore Lungs, Asthma and se- we're pains in the stomach. It is soothing, antiseptic, healing and per fectly harmless even to the most deLcate stomachs. It positively con tains no morphine, opium. cocaine CT any other dangerous drugs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-06-19
FISHING CONTEST.
Won By Man Who Edited Stretch of
 Barbed Wire.

From the New York Sun.
 There is the keenest rivalry between Joseph F. Cowan. proprietor of Clason Point, the new resort in The Bronx, and one of the guests, a banker, 10 which can catch the greater number of fish, the hshermans word to be taken as a substan- tiatlon of his record The rivalry has led to some interesting discoveries and, al- though the contest has been conducted in a most amicable spirit. the guests and employes took sides. and cash of the rivals had his warm adherents
 All the ordinary methods of catching founders had been engaged in with flue- tuating results and the founder season seemed likcly to clese with the struggle unsettled, when, about week ago, the banker began to get ahead Every night he would return to the inn with such quantities of founders that they were reckoned by bushels rather than by weight
 II took some pretty sharp detective work to find out how 1t was done. but MT. Cowan succeeded. Secure from observation in a clump of bushes, he says he saw the banker g to the shore and sprinkle bait along the sand about two feet from the waters edge. When after while the fish began to scent the meal provided for them the founders would leap from the water, and while they were in midair the banker
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would hit the fattest a sharp clip with baseball lat and break his back
 Now the banker is not light man. neither is he as young as he once was So it Is not strange tha- many of the iiound- CTS secured their dinner and Topped back into the water safely Yet when his catch was counted he had 50 nice fish that filled two bushel baskets
 MT Cowan kept his knowledge of his competitors methods to himself. but re- solved to beat him at his own game. The next day he astonished the habitues of his hostelry by bringing in 34S fine Hound CTS. After he had been duly declared the victor he told how he got the fish.
 "It was the easier thing ever," said he. "I hired husky fellow to help me, and
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When Babies Cross Ocean.
From Harper's Bazaar.

From Harpers Bazaar.
 Buy strong, lightweight basket. about two and a half feet in length, one and quarter feet in width, and foot or more in depth. Pad such a basket securely with the softest cotton batting, over which a soft sheet of wadding is tackled in place, or a thick fleecy piece of Cam ton flannel. This done cover the pad ding neatly with a soft, firm, pink or blue silk or cover with French chintz having a rosebud pattern running over 1t. As the basket would be continuously exposed to a damp atmosphere, the chintz would prove most enduring The basket could be edged with silk or other cords, such as the upholsterer would advise as the proper vogue in color and in weight, or it could be edged with quilted ribbon or a fall of firm lace or finished very simply with tight band of the same material as the lining heartily edging the basket. In such a case fasten a rosette at each corner In this basket the in- fant may be laid in much the same man. ner as he is put to bed, only with farm hood on his head. The basket should have handles on either side, O. such char acter~ that the nurse can easily grasp and carry the child by means of them.
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Thousands

of suffering people fail to use even a little common sense when they take strong drastic opiate internal medi- cines for tho cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Joints, Catarrh, Ecze- ma and Piles. Such medicines as a rule, only benumb the pain and afford temporarily relief. They will not only fail to cure you but will upset your stomach, shatter your nervous system and often times form dreaded drug habit which will destroy your general health