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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
SHERIDAN AND THE INTER
prefer.

Some years ago while visiting the
S~pokanes, General Philip Sheridan
related to the Indians, through IN in
terpreter, the wonders of the rail-
road, and then waited to see what
effect the revelation would have upon
them.
what do they say?" he asked the
interpreter.
"They say they don't believe it,"
was the answer.
Sheridan then described the steam
boat, and the interpreter repeated
this.
What do they say to that?" the
General again asked, seeing the In
dams faces all impassive.
"They say they don't believe that
either
Then the General gave an account
of the telephone, and told how a man
at the end of a long wire had talked
TO a man at the other end of it. The
interpreter remained silent.
We'll" said the General, "why
don't you interpret that story to
.them?"
Because | don't believe that story
myself" answered the conscientious
man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

iom er be lGngite SOB I belle 8eroen.
Seq iaa 6iifens iOGre Sopeo ct Eie.
blif, og berpeo fit ieg ftrar ct life
faa bGrit 8esreb ON Stsrrelien.
Bel, 8utter, icg bor oltio en- fpif,
precis Grobat. SfuIoe nogen gaa
/ Scamp me6 oen ipGre Ropfiif, iaa
fit set nof bli mig, ia ieg til mig ielo,
Meo anipen ! 0htnoen iprang ieg I
8aroet. Seq itubte mig meo Sopeoet
ioran Iige inc / 8iifens forfGroelige
CAB. 9piffere emo ct 2Dn inuooe
ieg mig r1not inSe / SIiaet poa BEN
ipGre Siif. 9erpaa greb ie9 8nipen
% far Suler pua begge Siber, iaa
ieg f,1noe ftiffe baabe S9noer o9
6sooer no aiemnem Dem. Seq ipsm.
met paa Sen Bis tiIboge til Sfibet
meo Saien. Bel, oct bar en- prGg.
fig 5iif. gi lebebe pda orns aiso /
flere Tiger. On bette er ianot? Bel"
- og ioa bite ban, iom 9i6rbe
arop paa at la beret Ssmono, frem
en- Splint al Sfaftet paa Sen SNIP,
ban babe brugt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
en- Siifehiitorie.

"Uidnge mGrfeliae ling funSe BIZ
forfolt ON Gift og andre Snpopr"
ia BON, Tom gioroe arap paa at bIi
agtet, Gret % beunoret iom en- for.
benurrenoe Ssniano. "Det par i
aaret bel, Gutter, oct bar for NOT
iaa mango aar iioen. gi ieilie | ipo.
peitlis 9etnins - greooesrooen bu.
fer ieg life rigtis, for ieg ieufer
mig goot ON, bpa0 life er n%souenoist.
@n Stribe | Vanoiforpen operbepiite
os ON, at Der bar en- Sal ifslge meo
os. Sntet anoet Ssopr faar til iIiae
Striber | ganoiforpen iom en- Sal;
men oct er ucget, S 2anosfrabber
bit life bar nogen @reie paa. gi
bapoe life pad belle Iitren pRret iitano
til at fnibe en- ififfeIig Sol og Der
for bar ies for min Gel meget ipenot,
Do ie8 fit ie, at Der bar Sal | 6ar.
panoet.
Oct bar en- prGgtig Sai ogiaa,
minoit en- poa femten norite 600,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

MI fominer til at itaa enc tilbo9e, ieg
err blepen obparetl Sor no9le og
femti aor iiben iogbe mitt Rober at-
tiS: Sans, on ifuloe life gifte Dig
meo Crime, ieg er bange, at bum life
er rigtig inno'; og MI fit bun Dog
Geti"
Siltrp. "Sar De bort, at Better.
fen er 900 mat, Sru Smiot."
"Reterien9 Beterien berinoe oeo
Siben off,"
"So."
"Rei set fadr De mig rigti9noi
fife til at tro, iaa flog err leg od."
"Wen bporfor bill 1e BOG life tro.
at Seterien er 800? Oct er ba ifft
iaa urimeligt, ban por 10 Ell femme.
Zig gnmmel Wdnb."
"Wien ban bapbe IaSet fig Iips.
frel Error Sc birfelig.
at iaooan en- flog Nano iom Yetpr.
ien piloe betale Benge for at looe fla
lipsfcriifre, iloar oct life bar mere
betrpggenoe, emo at ban ifuloe %
aligebel9 9tei, iaa fienoer De ifft
Yeterien rigtig."
Sg ben Gro boIbt bun fat peS
til bun bleb operbepiit ON set moo,
idtte, men iad bar bun ogiau mel
oct fannie oberbepiit ON, at alt, bbut
ser beo 2ipsforiifring, bar bet fam
meIigite Snpbert Der fitn6e t9nfeS
"5or Ter Ge, ban, Beterien, bar
Dor lipSforiifret og ban bsot
iaamen alligebeIl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

|pcoet al benoe, iom oct bopbe pGrct
en- aplins. Sua Iogoe ban Sopeoei
I Sengen % Sfrottcn / @rpocn, o.
fogte Sooo poo Gutteren, % oa ban
bnpSe aiort oct, frobbeoe ban op ober
Geren oe oros meS fla 1prirooen og
Sfenen, % Iogoe ben enc oper o.
rem % ben anoen op pad Teispiben
til 5roIoet.
Ia SoIfene forn ira airfen og iaa
SoDeoet | Seugen, t9rifte DC, at 7nt.
.teren lan OF ion; men iaa ifulbe De
bort og image paa Snppen.
"Smnger eoot, SmerbnfioSol"
iagoe Srolofierringcn.
"Smoaer goot, 8otterioool" iosoc
S%rnsrbiif. Wen BET Ipeoc oe life Ell.
ter.
Sua tog Saugtroloen Sfeen %
ifiiIoe image.
"Smuger soot, Smsrbnfioooi4
ingoc oct.
"Smager 9oot, 7ntterioool" ia9oe
Smerbilf poa HeiSpiben.
"a tog DC til at .nrtbres poa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
ieg hire bam ~Iigepcl."

ieg hire bom Iigebcl."
Cen treble Gong off set offrrot
liqeiom DC TO mt0re, 8llbtono be-
apnNtc at Gi6, og ido iaaOe 0toberen
til Smsrbitf: Spring ltO on Smer.
bnffcu min, 90 ie citcr, Bpem oct or,
8ul0tanO aisr poo."
Sua iprorg Smsr6uf it6 % fom
irt0 iRien % ioabc: ola, ieie mig
Oct CT SroIbet, iom fontmer igien
mco SoprOrt timber grtncn % Ell
STf pad Epggen."
"SprinQ mtoer @naiteiiGleu %
Qiem oig," ingbe Nor hans.
800 0aQl" inaOe TroIoct % ite9
inS Nicnucm 9ereu; "cr Smerbuf
biemmc I 9o0?"
"9tcimR or ban life" iaGSc DO.
ocrcu. "bou cr uOe / Sfopcn mcS
BAR fin % peiocr Slipper" ,
Oct our Troto set oo!" iog6e
&oitafiUrriu0en, FOR icg bar en-
ouffcr lt6cn SGIpifc, icg piIOe gtoe
BAN
pip, pip, her or ieaS" iuooe
Smarbuf. % fom frcm urOcr Bag.
iteiiTIcu.
Seq er iao itio / Ipa0eL" ioaSe
6olQtiTrrirNcn, "ou faor imGttc
rco I SGffen OF tage 6cn ieIo." 9a
Smerbuf bel bar fommeu ncS / Spf.
fen, TUugte SroIoet Den pau Rpg.
2eu og IaNoc al @aoroc. Zen Sang
rcUtc [roIoet life bort Tor ita ieIp
"a Ioq0c iia til al fore. mcit SET itrsg
hge biem ntcO Smsrbut i SGffeu,
cg "a &c fom hiGn, Our oct en- Son.
6oN. Soa iog0c &roIOet til Satter
lin:
"9u itoI ou toac Smermtf %
ioate ham % toqe Sp0O poa BAN,
It'll iN Fommcr iQicu, for mn refer
Iica til airfc % beOer 6rerumeSe."
"a Sc ScIoe ndr reiit, Ifuloe GGt.
tcrT tage SmbrGut % iloatc bat,
men ioo Oioite bim life rigtig bpor'
IeoeS bun ifuI6e aiere set.
"9i iun itaI iea pfc ota, bporIe.
NeS on ifuI bare dig 40, ieg," iogoC
Smerbuf, lag SopeSct BIZ neo pao
araffCn ifaI ON ie.~
Sum aiorOe iOd, bun Stoffor, o.
Smsrbuf tog Gren % baffeoe So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

len. Seq fan life trnfe mig, at ot
fan ipiie fIerc."
Glen: ~Sdmen ieg bar 10 iffG
Mapepine enonuL 6ooer."
Gn Ggte apinoe. Manoen: 1Ssr
Glemcntine, naar bill OH enoeIie be-
epnoe at ipare2"
Sruen: ~Ioar oct bliper mooerne,
flare gen."
Sprflarligt. Sr. e.: Sopetimer
efter 0liooag err mig Den fiareite
1imie belle 8ngen."
Sr. e.: ~Wien jes troeoe ilet life,
De funoe ione ON Eagen."
Sr. g.: act Tan ieg bcller life
men min Some"
Gen Singer. en- S0.aarig Wdno
miiter ct 9lar efter 8iilobrpGlupet fin
75.aorige Snitrii. 8eo gegraoelien
itobrDoer ban jomrenbe:
"So, set er min egen Sfplb, at ieg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

Smsrbuf moer gaoitefiGlen og fom
frem.
Seq CT iaa aomtreI % Itip / Hpa,
gen." iogoe 3rol0et, "ou faur
imGtte reS i Srffcn % taae Ben on
feID."
Do Smgrbuf bel Dor fomrnen neO
l Spffcn, faiteOe SroIoet Sen pou
&pggen 90 itrsg no. Men "a Oe bare
fOuure et Stuffc pno 9eierl, bIrp
GroIoet trGt o8 ipurate: "Suor
Ian9t er set bort al iooe?"
en- baIO 8ierOing," ipare6e
Smer6ut.
Saa latte lrol0et ncO Suffcn ucO
Scieu % rciitc bortiqicmtrm Smuo.
ifoOen ior iia ielu % Iagoe ita til
at ioDe. Sntens posieOe Smerbut
fig, toa &uiUcu fin, iprTttcOc Sui
poa SGtfcn OF iruat 1to, Ingoc ioo
en- flor SnrtroO / Steocn % itre1
bicm Ill Dior fin. IA Eroloet tom
biem % fit ie, bpdO oct hapoe / SGt.
fen, bIeo set iGlt iir0t.
Tagen eftcr ioO &iGrriu0cu og
boqeSe igicn. Het iom SET bar, toQ
Slnoen pau at gic. "Sprina r6
on, Smerbuffeu min" ioGoc bun.
"oa ie efter, bUuo oct or 8ulOtauS
qisr puu." "go mel, ga nri, Oct
ftpgqe @Gitct oal" iugSc Smerbuf.
"nu fonmer oct iaier mco SopcOei
unOer TruiCn % en- tor Sat pno
&Bgen."
"Spring mr0er @oUiteiiUIcn o0
giem Oia," in8oe Dor bans.
900 01Q!" iaGOe EroISct; e,
Smerbuf biemme / Eaa?"
~Rcuuen er han life" iuqOc @lo.
bereu, ban or uOc / SfGOcu mel
6nr i'm og pciOer Ropcr."
"Tet par lroIo bctl" iaqoc Sang.
fiGrrinqcn, FOR ieg bar cit paffel
Iioen SsIoaafiI, ie5 Utloe giue bam. d
"Rtp, pip, her or ieB!" iagOt
Smsrbuf o. fom frelu.
Seq er inn ito ! Rpaaen," ingOt
SroIbet, @6u ianr imrtte neO / SRf
fen ieIp og tage 0cn." Ia Sm6r
buf bel bar forimet | Spffen nG1tgtu
Groloct Oen pua Rpggeu 90 Iaaoe a
@aor6e. "a De bar toume ct goo.
Stptte paa 9eien, bIep 4roI6et trR,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

oo Ipilrate: "Spcr Iungt or oct bort
at iopc2"
"Gn bolp Ulil," iporeoe Smsrbiif.
Sod idtte 5roIoet ne6 S9ffen peo
Seien % elf op tgiennem Sfooen cg
lagoe iia til at iooe. MieOens 8rol.
set gioroe oct, fit Strsrhlif Sui poa
SGffen, % 90 ban por fofruter no,
Iagoe ban Ell itor Sten | StcSen. 9n
SroIOet fom bienL aioroe oct op en-
itor Slb paa SeiieiL iottc ODER Ell oi-
ger aieOeI % ifuIOc til at foge
.Smsrbut. Mlen ga oct to9 Spffen
o9 troeSe, at oct ifiiIOe ilippe Smsr.
buf I Sieolen, foIot Stenen no, og
ilog Sitl I guroen pnn Sen ioa Ban.
Oct ranSt no og Ilitffeoe garmen. 9u
blep SrolSet iiu6t % iagoe: "Sm
ban MI gisr flo alorig iaa tirng, itaI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

bpcm oct pur, ic1n innffebe, % piloe
ITO at ie efter. DSen ba be fom ITO !
faiteoe Smsrbttf 3prirooen
og Stenen / Sooooet paa Dem og Hog
Dem libel. qua tog ban oft oct 8itlo
og SsIp, ion bar | Sniet; bu blep
ban bel rig, % ioa rciitc ban biem
til Dior i'm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
1t &
GpentYr at 2. Chr. alsbjsruieu,
Ner bar cr,sana en- aierriuo iom

loo % bageoe. Srn bapbe en-
iioen Gut, BAN par iaa INF % feo o.
piIoe ioa gjcrtc bune GOD Nab, %
berfor faIbte bun BAN Smerbuf; og
ina bupoe bun eli Siluo, DC falote
@ulStaro. 8et JON Oct nor, latte
&irnocn | Of gip.
~Spring no on, Smerbitften min,"
insoc SiGrringeit "oo ir otter, bpen
oct or @liIotano aisr pao." Goa
iprong 6ldten no og Tom ino igien
% io1oe:
FLA, buttetii, Der fommer CIT itor,
lana SonafiGrriug, meb Sopeoet
amber arrucn % en- Srf paa Rpg.
gen.
~Spring amber goeiteiiGIen %
giem dig" ingoe 0for bans.
Saa fcm set fore SroIoet in6.
-@oo Su9l~ ingSe oct.
"@ito iigne oia!" iaooc Roocr til
Smerbuf.
"er life Sm6rbuf bieuln1c ! Sag?"
ipurgte SroIoet.
"Rei, ban er | Sfober me6 5ar
fin % pcioer slipper iooreSe aiGr.
riugerr.
Get rar TroIS set sol" IagSe
&o1tsfirrrtteer, ~ieg bar inooon
en- I'm Iioer SsGbfuiu, iom ieg piGoc
gipe bum."
~Tip, pip, Der or i9!~ iogoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
Sra ipreote Setter.

Gn Sslgeintnins. ellie Mobel
(bbiS Snber er blepen @ltpernsr,
ipereer fin @ooer): "Mdma, nudr
Vapa err blepcn @npernsr, er iua
on bleuen 8upernante2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

A Sure Remedy.-"Ma. do I have
to wait till all the grown-up folks
have had their dinner?"
"Of course, you do"
"Why don't you make pa wait once
in awhile? He's always kickin'
cause he amt got no appetite"
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11
READ ALL THIS.
You Never Know the Moment
When This Information May
Prove of Infinite Value.

Il 10 worth considerable to any citi-
Zen Of Florence to know how to be
CURED Of painful. annoying AMI itoh.
ing piles. Know then that Doan .
Ointment 10 . positive remedy for all
itiohi3ess Of the skin. for piles. ecze-
ma. etc One application relative
and soothes. Read this testimony of
its merit:
Mrs r. @. Foreman. wife of O. r.
Foreman. mAil carrier Of Cripple
Greek. says: "Doan's Ointment il
without exception the best preparation
I ever used. On my right hand for
some time there we're spots resembl-
ing erynpelas ~ in fact thought it
was. Small blisters appeared. broke
ont. supurated or festered and itehed
intensely. especially II was over
heated. 1 read In newspaper where
D oan's Ointment had cured more
than ons case similar to mine, and I
wen TO the Palace Drug Store for q
box. 1t was 70 soothing. cooling and
HEALING that the area affected shortly
began to contract until it finally dried
up. At the present time there 10 not
. sign Of an eruption on my hand.
To say that am thankful that Doan Z
Ointment came to my notice. mildly
Expresses the fact. -
just such emphatic endorsement
can b had right hare in Florence.
Drop into W. J. Daniles' drug store
and aak what customers report.
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. T., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nAme- : DoAn 's-and
take no other. 20 d
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11
Denver s Rie Gfsnde Railway.
O T. MENzEL. Agent.

ARRIVE DEPAk,
No. l-Pseine cos.t limited
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

ss.Roosevslt stands in the open. and
dsrss Parker. dsAaantly. aimost
nookingly; and Parker msekly stays
cut of Asht. In his former letter OF
acceptance hs says that he takes up
~ glove tArown ~ his feet. and
daclarins that be will revoks that
peGBioa srder Ne. 7s. Il But in the
same breath he hastsns to admit that
Roossvsls did pzscisely what he.
Parker. thinks ought 70 be done.
4 nslscted. hs. Parker. will st onoe
have congrsss to Do what Roosevelt
has already done. Hsasensl What
. nsek warrior u thisi 'Roossvsll
did the right thing. bat not in the
right way. and II you wall elect me-
psssidsat.1 Wall - tAe ssus thing 1.
the prorse vay,' DID any somines
eva sssk ths rEssidssey On shas kind
q plasfosn Ssesrs i"-TAonas =.
Watson.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

~ a0e rsSsses ssos fsso I'll svss
~ 49, wLss u ihs sss.s 4 this
wbessfsl saaaesf IT. seasss of n
y esaDun ~ oiDss - nilh -
sDslssn are esstiss over ths ssrikes
- ssesssine - vsrt. IT, srses
vhssas - isAnsesy sss aGass ssvtss.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

With II. 8. Lewis In the senate TO
rsprsssss Fremoss county our In.
tsfssts will b lcooksd after and not
bis own. rherr will b. NO chance
70 ~ ~ sold out after the leeis-
lature ad5esrns.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

"Ri9ures don's lie" but tbe fellow
who nal - the Asnres often Lies or
0Akss sad mistakes and the man who
y creating the Azores for the demo.
eraaio campaign managers does consid-
erahle Of It.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

H. Dsrs slasdssiss Al Oovsssos
rsabe1y doc sss sssseitsss JsRsrso-
siss pstustplo- Before the vessa
q .cosesnae sxpses 70 turs Jim ous
- pat Alva II they mast ~ Convinced
shas shsy viii b bsaeasssd BY sbs
'o1baNRe.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11
vERDlcr Z OF calPPCzcR


VERDICT Z or CRIPPLE cR91K.
lsnsAiassay bsesss ~ sssits oc-
ssrrsA lass ysss II Osippls Crssk
absss Z. 500 nlssss were employed
= shas sdis<ries. Asoas sisty per
cot = thsss Wssss asoesss a tbs
Wssbsn Hsasfssiss sod abost 5osty
pss ssns, wsss ass-saisa Dsa
fhs s1Riss We ordered and The noo-
snisa osa wars ise "a oat Of employ.
nsss for . brisf psried by threats Of
vtslssos 81 intimidasion In one form
q sssshsr. 0ovsrses Peabody or.
1srsA tsssps y the district ae the -.
qssss g 10 ~. sanesn - preserve or.
~. anA ths ~ins.sssotiossrv spirit
VA sssnteally sspsrssssd.
Upon the nssiss Of his policy and
the wisdoa e his cssrss the verdict
a tbs weshtae 1Assrs e the Cripple
Csssk disesiet v lsalsable and inter.
sssing.
Il 10 . fact we'll known that only
sbout 100 niesss havs left the dis.
striot. The issa -usios men rsmsined
end are woeAtsg tsdsy. About rev.
ssty psr osnt of the members Of the
SsdsrasIon Withdrew from that organ.
isatioa and took ont working cards
iasaed By shs Mine Owners Associa.
tiou. They aro working today. In
ether words. 10 the NON. union miners
were added seventy psr can't Of the
former federation men. Since the
Ssdssasion men formed originally sig.
y rer cent Of them who remained
made little ovsr forty psr cent Of
the whole. Adding thsss together
W hnd that about eighty per cent Of
ths men working In the mine when
the strike took plAos are working
tbsrs now.
The places made vacant BY the de-.
parturs ef some 100 radicals. who
have oluns 70 The federation. have
bssa hllsd b nsw psn. In addition.
ewing ~ The more prosperous oondi.
4Soa a ths -dislFist other, new men
have oems In I'D shout 5000 In all
~ now snp3oysd. :.
The verdict Of the miners IL OK.
prssssd BY the scsion Of the non.un.
iee nsA whe ssnsineA i and By the
Aetioa ths seventy per osnt Of the fed.
srattou msmbsrs who Withdrew. from
tAat organization and took out cards
from the Nine 0nwsss' Association.
+, ll,thasns men usrs - greatly In.
sosnsd at ths policy Of the governor
they would sos havs panasd this
ooaress Thsy would have. resented Il
u sous way. But they were hard.
working men. who bad NO real sym
psthy with ~tsboS. asitators. Hence
they ohoss 70 remain In the district
and taks advantAes Of { 70 restoration
Of orasr - obtain peaceful and rumu.
nsrativs snployment.
This l. the verdict Of approval
which Cripple Oresk has returned and
In which seventy Par cent Of the
former members Of the federation
have participated. Denver Repub-
lioan.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

The democrats will carry every
thing in Fremtns county this fall
but the election.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

Alvs Adams IL mp 1t Greeley. prob.
ably betsis stuffed on spuds. When
be comes to Fremont connty he will
b stuffed On Moore wind.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-11

xtnss ~ essttns bstser IN Flor
- - ~ 1aa1tas nssshastA And
The Newtown bee., 1904-01-29
LOVE FOR AMER
 ICA,

In ''The Virginians" Thackeray made reference to "Mr Washington" which gave offence to certain Ameri- cans; as the novelist thought without adequate reason. In his letters to the Baxters now appearing in the Century are these references to the incident, which show his warm feeling flor this country: I fear that confounded line about ''Mr Washington" has done me world of mischief in the States, for though English and French laugh when they read it,-there's no use ex- plaining and apologizing to an angry half-educated man-and, ah me: the other 10, ,OOO counted upon are I fear knocked into nothing by that un- lucky blunder. Can't we find any plan of healing that absurd "Mr Washing ton' feud? I feel myself shocked and pained by it as if some dear friend had turned round to abuse me; who for once in my life kept my own council; who have got to consider yours as my country almost; who have praised the States so outrageously since I came home, and made myself such violent partisan-How dare people think 1 could be guilty of such stupid abuse as they attribute to me? I who love and honor Washington as I love and honor no other man?-''It serves you right
 a man said to me in London. "You see what good you have got by praising the States. 10 it puts me in a rage.
The Newtown bee., 1904-01-29

How shall one deter mine, then, how much food to eat? Too much mystery has been thrown about this subject. Let your sensations decide. It must be kept in mind that the entire func- tion of digestion and assimilation is carried on without conscious supervi- sion or concurrence. It should be en- tirely unfelt and unknown, except by the feeling of bien-entre which accom- panies and follows its normal accom- plishment. SatietY is bad. It implies a sensation of fullness in the region of the stomach, and that means that too much food has been taken. The exact correspondence, in healthy animal, between the appetite and the amount of food required is extraordinary. As a rule, the meal, unless eaten very slowly, should cease before the appe- tite is entirely satisfied, because a lit tie time is required for the outlying organs to feel the effects of the food that has been ingested.. If too little has been taken, it is easy enough to make 1t up at the next meal, and the appetite will be only the better and the food more grateful.
 No one was ever sorry for having vol. untarily eaten too little, while mil lions every day repent having eaten too much. It has been said that the great lesson homeopathy taught the world was this: that whereas physicians had been in the habit of giving the pa tient the largest dose he could stand, they have been led to see that their purpose was better subserved by giving him the smallest dose that would pro- duce the desired effect. And so it is with food. Instead of eating, as most people unfortunately do, as much as they can, they should eat the smallest amount that will keep them In good health.
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The peculiar cough which indicates croup, is usually we'll known to the mothers of croupy children. No time should be lost in the treatment of it, and for this purpose no medicine has received more universal approval than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Do not waste valuable time in experiment. ing with untried remedies, no matter how highly they may be recommended, but give this medicine as directed and all symptoms of croup will quickly disappear. For sale by R. H. Beers < Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis $ Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; The B. c. Platt Co, Hawleyville: A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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lifted Rachel to the first step which seemed an unmerciful distance from the ground. The train had begun to move-indeed, it had barely stopped when he himself seized the rail and drew himself up beside her.
 Rachel clung to him. "Oh, Edson!" she cried. "How horrible it would have been if you couldn't have got on and I had been carried off without you.
 "But could, and did get on, dear est," he laughed. The moon and stars shone down upon them and the peace full landscape as the train rushed on. He held her close. My Christmas gift-my wife," he said, as he kissed her.
 Then he gathered up his luggage, and they entered the car.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Everything is in the name when it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. c. Dewitt & Co. of Chicago, discovered some years ago how to make a salve from Witch Hazel that is specific for Piles. For blind, bleeding. itching and protruding Piles, cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases DeWitt's has no equal. This has given rise to numerous worthless commercials. Ask for De Witt's-the genuine. Sold by s. J. Parks, Trumbull; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; M. Beach Monroe; w. J. Beehler, Brooktield; R H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown.
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just quoted, that MT Thackeray un- dervalued Washington, or wished to hold him up to ridicule. On the con- trary, in later years letters show how grieved and hurt he was by the mis- conception in America as to a passage in ''The Virginian" which reused the indignation of our thin-skinned people. He fully appreciated Washington's great qualities, often spoke warmly of him, but he did not consider him brilliant in conversation.