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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-01

Your is an
troubled
relief finding
medicine Vegetable Compound
a fouth visiting
=
n
other
table Conpound-M MILE HoHrs $40 No Division ST. Buffalo NY
Hiss Irene Crosby, prominent In Social Life In East
Savannah, Ga, adds her testimonial to the value
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-01

A Paris dentist who committed sul.
eide left instructions that his body was
to be stuffed.
Bolivia and Slam are the only civil.
lied or semicivilIzed powers without
national debt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-01

To Bssak In New Ssoss-
Always shshs in Aliens Foot Ks-e. powder.
u cures hot. sweating. aching. swollen feet
Cnrs- oorns. inrrp~ins nails and bunions. A.
All druggists and sho> storrs. 2s- Don't sccrpt
any substitute Sample mailed FRgK. address
Allen r oimssed. fe Roy. n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
GRANDPA BRYAN

william Jennings uryaa 8 grandpa.
make II amounted %
something be understands
primarily fepsnlsh
ue5fu Is secondary incidental
II Is mo- suau honor "a have been two successive national
e1mpaua che standard bearer political party bu &c
honor haze Been be father daughter mohr
a child
Victor Hugo I'm substance. that there who do not
far tber da
his grandson uf1ana INSTANCE sau1laashe Bot The
philosophy holds
by and bs ot che lean
an slrrel rauaaaa bu fHe ahau
climb Dis ous'a h hair aHd In ha pb-
sweets De VII there and harpis
IN hene grandfather than ashuag campaigns
Before another national shah the baby born
New Orleans win Be little vlsp u humanity leading EItHtsrc
willing captive ia the eus1fuc Is child
And the hundred uefausht uafu-
battles munsane benches be-
ste nrerous little maid who srsudra.
And DE- win find { { a comfortable
Politics ts best uleI with disappointment
The best hg the world happy ehud whose uny
blood o. yaur
Henry clay be BE- president
NJ Bryan might Wsu sraHIpa than 20 be
rsht b. president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

man had % asll anld Tor amazing
prices There lad been an election
and a uur uue brought prosperity.
end the other according 90 q HaIa
~ finance doubled g. Then 90
other var ia another country. and
bumper hafFeafa failnwinE bumper
harveata combined % pour money
In she Zap ~ TIE rrpuhllr al heln.
ing 90 make Huudarful euhluE Ia
wonderful century fuur mo
msntnua years had disappeared Ia
ahIrh millionaire hankrupta bad
aslrsd f1rtaue On the wing AMI
again become miliinuaireH.
Hufh n mAn NHIkHd aluuE Broad
naF beneath the ahah1W ~ Trinity
arire. turned into Wall street.
thence 90 HFuaf street and en-.
tered th~ door - an office directly
apposite the stock exchange. lie
wAa Col Timothy willard. rrfentlf
~ Chicago baf nov ~ Neu YORK.
aix feet nlt broad ahnullefra aeen=
fhsatrd and clean shaver be i'm
pfeaaod the stranger as an extreme
b robust. nuiuteruHtiuE. middle
aged man of business. iiia face
aaa as "a sealed book having Sd Hn=
printed. uuadurued cover AaH
enuli not rad anything there
neither soy despair aaflafHetian nHf
discomfort All that you could aHT
waa that o. reflected calmne#a and
neutrality C1l willard bY pfafaH.
sion was a IaHYef. hut bis trade
aaa that IT #Ufum1tInE EaHF
years before be had failed taf s.
600 ono Now he appeared aa the
#arrrsaf1I promoter who had Re
tired boz liabilities. paying 700 cents
on fhr dollar HIua interest re per
cent. and bis fortune was estimated
- exceed s. aaa .aHa And tbaf too.
after making due allowance far eE
aegsatiou Ike al great meH e.
business. be VAS never in a hurry
never appeared To Boz busy
col willard had promoted three
iron auH steel combinations TIE
superficial denounced them aH
trusts Their combined rapIfal.aa
ton represented 500 o1ae1a In
handsomely engraved stock eefuti=
Gates True. the figures auuud -
eamproheualhle. absurd " yon Ike.
but tho time had arrived ln Wall
street when mliliana we're tl'kea ~
with the glibueas that foul FfaHs
before had described thousands.
And the public bought industrial
stocks. for they we're the street +
leading fashion In a decade aud
the wares Of col willard we're
among them Then they bought
more. and after that they kept on
buying Why should not a pro
motor win 10000 600 when everyone
wanted 20 buy his stocks aud the
gamc was 30 very simple and set So
dazzlInEly big
Col Willard. on entering the
branch office ~ De Frrr Hurry 4
Co. SAT down In front of the stock
quotation board "A compact ahlaHH
arrangement stretched along The
wall upon which were posted ali
bfeylatluus Of the names Of stocks
fractions and numbers representing
tho quotations made iu the stock
exchange market Al one end was
boy closely watching "a stock indi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
FOOTBALL DAYS

Bah' Rahi Raht
The old eonou abroad The rayng Of the
football fellows haants the air.
cry spirit O
lttthe spirit that has
tories from Naaehy AID Marstou san Juan hill
That spirit Young BE- doened By.
emaaeulating his life Il has the and 81
abundant vitality. itself college boy
Rough
Yes rough the % brutality The played BY M
lows blood
Joy shrinking
fellowship the neeencss Of that JOY. blood
Normal youth against something There's fight
In robust average
tight odds open
Il Il Is not TO be football vii be something
something TIE life
Moreover
The qualities required IN foot au manly quaes
quick obedience energy
qualities VII enable the Who tackles his adversary
tackle the serious rush line q LIES football
Rahl Raht
Il Is the Of the coming Eeasraonthc sharp challenge 70
the depreate the You diaproye the
play.
You cannot stop It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Copyright IDOL. hy the Frank Lea
DEE Publishing HOUSE
n was the beginning OF the last
Neur uf the old century au emily
that One had not yut acquired tho
habit uf datIHE hlH letters la the
nov yrlr with its clumsy double
eipbor And II WHH Iu Wall street
where everyone. the bee. the dfuue
aud the parasite WaH busy with the
excitement If hnnlal toll. the haste
10 set rich without work. OF the
employment af raf1r Hike wits In
the daily contest Of The stock e.
change
-Four years of prosperity had
passed tour xeaH of "a scarcely Ia
tarmpted boom. aud now the
waves of "A little panic were sub
sliding ou The nervous sea uf fuauee
of course prices we're up 40 high
mp that the newspapers referred -
them daily as record breakers =
Iron. steel cotton. wheat. corn
Heights. labor aud everything that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

An Unexpected Result


utor % machine which recorded
the sales on an endless ribbon uf
white paper working like hH auto
matte typewriter 40 each ffae
tlouul change tho boy would take d
printed ticket Of uufobaali and
stick 20 uu the board Aud Ia. guI
willard ~ hi eHH .wa IHe
days record was enabled - see
that tbr mrHHf had opened HIaady
at unchanged prices lH compared
with those If the previous daF aud
had advanced throughout The morn
inE N hu felt any satisfaction ON
observing that his own stocks had
risen iu value hla face dId not re-.
veal d.
Boo charge af the office eaH Henry
lIuHtlura for If waa o. Chicago finn
the chief hHaIueH Of which Waa In
grain trading but iur four Yaara
Grain had occupied second place 20
sInrta Hastings. although Young
mon. was m Hld rmplofe In n
years he had climbed the ladder
from office HaV ~ MANAGER Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Nrs Yoft branch. and hi times his
thoughts aeHa directed toward hIH
chances % acquiring an interest lu
the firm flis character uaa spot
less bic absolute honesty oaufaa s
81 By ever uue mho kuru him
hhd be- been dishonest a fortune IN
money had repeatedly been Ia his
EfnHp n Waa hia duty % keep the
FIVE telegraph operators. operating
the special wires tn Chirara vafk
lug steadily and accurately over
thoa. ulres flashed orders 10 buy
end soil stocks that represented
millions a dHY aH De Fers Hurry
A Co weFe themselves heavy spec
ulaturH. and their western eammla-
sion business Naa very large Hast
inEs distributed the orders for eN-
rrution on the stock exchange With
rare speed and skill His knaul-
edge ~ the varying capabilities Of
the active brokers on the board
room was aHauifed iu a Hehaal 81
experience that by reason - its
limitations. admitted few pupils
q would Ike. said Col Willard
70 aee yea Zoe a fee minutes in
private
step this say colonel. 70 request 5
"A Hastings eho Jed the waY 10 an
Inufr office
"Mr Hastings whispered the
promoter VERY earnestly z want 20
unload 7eaaa shares ~ Steel Pipe
and : don't sant anyone 10 hnaw
that { am selling Can you du it,
Tho only Indication uf Mr Hast
inrs excitement az thia request aHs
betrayed in dropping hiH eiEaret as
h. replied
% think go
Above an continued Col WI.
lard aa De pointed to the telegraph
instruments I do not Wanf - let
Chicago know # the order until Fou
have executed If
"po You tuaist upon that Had !
not better notify tho firm
$50 uo ludef no circumstance
n you cauout take the order AZ !
give CO.. was the emphatic response.
SAY ao. and I viii 90 elsewhere
Very we'll Whom 90 YOU want
"a begin 90 SELF
AZ once WIll bring the Ger
tlfIcntes Of stock here within an
hour
Tho wheel I'm the stock Indicator
vha going round and round IN IFS
tircIcss journey. printing a record
Of ioy and disappointment. aa Hast
inra hurriedlY almost instautaue-
ouaIy. mapped out hiH plan
Take that he called ~ m op-
orator aa he aerihhlod This message
10 Swift a Sanger Soil 5000 Steel
Pipe az the market Sell quietly
Start tho rumnr that this ia bear
raid. and don't give up our name
Hastings
To Mcesra Hudson A TAYLOR he
wired sHav z010 Pipe 40 the mar
ket. and let them know that We are
buying HaatiuER
Usually Steel Pipe was a quiet
stock. brat that afternoon I'm It's de-
eIInluF course. r. was the most ac-
tive security Tn an otherwise flat
market No ono know whore the
selling came from We're not De
Fore. Hurry & co buyers. and did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Is local application Ha they Haas
HnH HsHHh fnH HIH#aHHH portion 1f the
car There iH only HHr uHH fu FHHH
daafafaH nrt fHaf Il IS gaHsfIIufIaHa
remedies Deafness b. rHHa#I fH aH
5HfarrH HHuHfflHH ~ tho maHa#H#
iIanE Iu tH. LaHta# HAN IuHe when
aHHhIur nHuHd af imperfect hearing
and when Or tH H#IFeIN H'0aft urafs
Hsaa u thr result ard unless the ~
famine ffHn can HH taken HIaf ana fHHa
fuHe rsefufaI 80 ffH normal condition
hHarIH~ WIII be- destroyed forever. tn
saHaH uut Hf tsH HFH caused Hr =
f4FFH. which fa HHfHHHH Huf Hn IufHfH=
"a condition Uf I'll mucous surfaces
He will EIHH HHH Hundred HHIIaHH
Cor aHU case ~ Deafness ..HHHfI -
HHfHFFHH fhHf cannot Do cured -
Halls tHtHrfh fHHa Send Tor HIH=
sHlara free. D CHENEY a co.
Toledo -
Sold ny UfuHaIHfa ae
Take HALLS Family Pills f4r CON
Hflua zion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

ItIsa pleasure for ths little eoans
Try dogs 20 Journalism haaklnE In
the sunshine af rzfal f1rgrifuiaeas
10 have their aatatretchcd tails
rudeiy trampied 90 b. the irun heel
- the metropolitan ptrssF naaas
aiuually
A. a more distinguished foai has
said. re keeps them from bruoaia'
On hein a dog East Oreguulan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06
S- STAR DUST ~

We uudorstaud that DuEdals g.
going % protest yesterday game
on the grounds that the Seattle
Dnbs ran around the bases 10 times
before the game began and are
therefore only entitled to 2 runs
We are inclined 10 believe that that
explains the n runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

per dispatches. have formed anti
kissing clubs How many girls
there are in the club Is not known
but certainly there may Doe as many
aa two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

EooaeFelts calling nations 20 Join
congress hardly
sbeHeoe ptolsasa Il Nehoias
called had trouble
breeding md a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Psrpant krs fhap paane
q business bishops There
jealousy au the
beautiful that shameful Of
Demonstration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

The Pacific Coast company en-
ployea have presented J. u. Farrell
with a globe Being second iu COM
mand TO Jim HILL the earth DIS a
most appropriate gift r. him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

The Russians have been throwing
bean cakes at the Japs at Port Ar
thur. War Is almost as exciting as
bean bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Chicago Is much provoked because
Geo. AIDE intends 10 spend the win
ter Ia New York. They shouldn't
blame AIDE. though The Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

only presidential getting nuy
fae esnfaiea watsal about
hapea o o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

And be Ter his opinion that whoever could make two
Of blades grow upon ground
where emily before would deserve better mankind and
de essential service hes country whole o.
politicians poe teaethsr"-Jonathan swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

newspapers recently printed articles
saying ado was making 5000 a
week. and. u course. after that he
doesn't dare 20 back TO Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

IT, any evening. your cory 81 Ths
star has not arrived az 6 % @ clock.
telephone Sunset. Main ioaa. OF In
dependent fsJs. any time between
G 90 and o. and copy viii be sent
kou at once. b special mHaaruktF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

II sou wish a thing done uali.
DO IL yourself. 1eukiuaon
= suppose an#ur give the walter
an extra large tip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

New uaoIens Herald. taller 1929
"a 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

complaints Hfe nnalu prevalent
Tourist OF course thrf hrr these
Pullman portera are simply awful
What arg the minor ylrglf ask
81 the boy after information
The principal anea are ringing
door bellH and smoking cigarettes. =
answered che discouraged father.
LARGE hudita move slowly. hut
kuupliklnH army IL not ao small
A. Yuu might te I'D "a believe.
A SMART BABY
Mra Nay Trent and baby trans
acted business Ia RualYu Tuesday
Toledo ili1 Argus.
Chicago police are hmEgIng that
they make more arrests Tor muf.
der than the New York police do
Neat they o bH Dragging because
ehiearo has more murders than
NeW York.
II TURNS out that the Maaaaehu
aetta Justice who fined che british
secretary $50 Mas once "a plumber
NOV ue know WHY the fine vas 50
heavy.
The Russian cavalry 10 said Ia be
superior to the Japanese it dneH
appear to get over the ground much
faster
Your star Il no good
What's the matter Nith hlm
asked che musical comedy manager
stie has metallic voice"
That's an right Don't We adtrfz
tlae him aa the aIlKefy tenor
= know ms daughter loves Yau
said the father 4 knuw sou are
an upright. honorable Young man
I ilke you. aud So does nay vifes
Then Why du Kuu DOT give you
eanaeutf asked the souuE man +
have saved some money. have a
good business and l can support
Nellie"
Probably yuu an. But 90 faa
thluk sou can keep her in autama
hIIaas
80 Carrie has married a mllliun
ARE Who's over 80 Yrarn old
aYea. im snrff 10 Say she has
Who would have thouEht that a
SRI who refused - play bridge
whist would have gone into such
set rich quick game AZ that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Ito have aold stock At the high
price and bought Il back at the low
price. thus making the difference.
To have sold 1000 shares Of Steel
Pipe az 80. buying 70 back al So,
would have represented a profit or
S. % share. or 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Chicago police are haEEing that
they make more arrests for muf
der than The New York police do
NsEt they'll br Dragging because
Chicago has more murders than
New YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

4 WOHD PROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

The Ant II hadn't this worm
for a tow line think "a quit the
mg business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

A SMART BABY
Mra May Trent and baby trans
acted business In RuaNu Tuesday
Toledo lut Argus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

What arg the minor yirclf" AK
81 the boy after information
Tho principal anea aro ringing
door bells and smoking cigarettes.
answered thr discouraged father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

HouTIHt ! see that pulmonary
complaints Hfe again prevalent
Tourist or aaurHa thrf are these
Pullman poJtefa are simply awful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Tho Russian cavalry IL said To be
superior to the Japanese u does
appear to Eet uFeI the ground much
Ia.INr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

II TURNS out that the Masaaehu
aetta justice who fined che british
secretary SlU waa once plumber
Nov Wo know uhY the fine vas 50
heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

Your star Is no good
whats the matter Nith hlm
asked the musical comedy manager
lie has "a metallic voice"
That's an right Don't We adtefz
tlae him aa The aIIFerY tenor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-06

sharper Yuu and Z ton#have the
satisfaction ~ knowing that as
leave here am broke. for
thought that my place vas aba1-
lutcIY secure I can see nuW though.
that Yau need another manager. and
thrra RS NOT money enough tn your
firm - make mo that kind ~ a
man Let me tell puu that I respect
myself always have and always In
tend that ls more than xau can
Say af Yourself
Hastings said many other fhaugs
vigorously aud EnmeW hat diHeun
uocteHly. and he Fore with his part.
nor became very rod around the
ears. while their collars we're GER
thlnlv too small They even mut-
tered apologies TO their rudaIF dis
charged and honorable manager. in
art. they aeted as % Hastings were
Diminishing them.
When willard heard Of Hastings
discharge. he said That's too
bad" lie promptly forgot the In
ridcnt. however. for he WAS busy or
rambling "A new $40 600 0oa Cast Iron
slab combination.
The question ls should Hast
iugs have told the firm Of thu So
OOO-shlre arder9 What would you
have DONE
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-28

vessel near the heart. 1t has been as.
certained that the ice surrounding the
carcass was not of a river or lake, but
was formed from compacted snow,
and 1t is concluded that the mammoth,
while grazing over a meadow which
formed the thin covering of q glacier,
fell into some crevasse that was hid
den by the loose earth, and persisted
at once.
The remains, which have now been
mounted in the Geological Museum Of
st. Petersburg, show the animal as he
died and was found. The frozen skin
has been carefully prepared, the skel-
eton and all the soft spots that could
be saved have been taken from the
skin and preserved separately. The
skin of the head and ears, which had
been destroyed, has been copied from
the specimen obtained from Siberia
about 100 years ago, but, apart from
the head, the skin is nearly perfect.
and 1t was found necessary only to add
in one of two places wool and hair
from other specimens. 1t is to be
noted that the tail was well pre.
served, and that 1t bears at the tin
the tassel Of long black hair. The
mammoth is a young male and not a
large one.
The discovery and subsequent in.
spection Of this specimen at the Zoo.
logical Museum at st. Petersburg has
led the director, DR.. Salensky, to make
a careful scientific investiga ton of
this specimen, as well as to show MI
tnat is possible Of 1t. He studies
VIII be published in the series OF mem.
oirs which will appear from time TO
time; the first-that dealing with the
skeleton-having already been issued
unfortunately, these memoirs are writ.
ten In Russian.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-28
The New st. Peters,
burg Mammoth

Freouent reference has been made in
Forest and Stream TO the carcass OF
the mammoth discovered in Siberia
some years ago. and from time 10
time we have noted the progress or the
expedition, organized by the st. Pet
ersburg Imperial Academy and LED Dy
DR.. Otto Herr. which set out for the
scene Of the discovery with the pur-
pose of securing the carcass and trans
porting 1t to 81. Petersburg :
II will be remembered that the MANI
moth was found on the banks or the
River Beresowka, n tributary OF the
Kolyma, In the Province of Yakutsk,
after landslide, which entirely ex-
posed the great head. soon after its
discovery the inhabitants Of the vii
Iage near by took away one Of the
tusks. while foxes, dogs ana other car
nivorous animals gnawed away the
flesh. As soon as the Governor Of the
province learned that the carcass had
been found he protected it until the
arrival of the st. Petersburg expedi-
ton. The carcass was partly buried
in ice and partly in sand and gravel.
and was so covered with earth that
II did not thaw at All,
DR.. Herr began his excavations from
the front. and found the fore legs wide
~ spread and bent at the wrist, and
the hind legs turned forward under
the body. The mouth was filed with
grass. and the wen preserved tongue
was hanging out OF the mouth. The
chest cavity of the animal was full Of
clotted blood. and 1t has been conclud-
ed that the animal fell into hole, and,
while striving to escape. burst a blood
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-28

ally imperturbable face revealed an in
tense eagerness not at al characters
tic OF the man. He alternately eyed
the second hand Of his watch and the
red.pninted buoys marking the course
As one after another was passed he
laughed aloud. Then when the last
buoy faded astern he clapped his
nands in an ecstasy Of triumph.
"Forty-fve miles an hourP he cried.
s'That beats the recordF' % ew4.
When Charles r. Flint stood on the
deck Of his boat and saw her travel
faster than any other craft had trav-
eled before, he typified in himself the
spirit that seems to be born in man
and especially In Americans. The de-
sire to do something a little better
than any one else has done. to move
a little faster by train or boat IN rum
ming or swimming or driving, is in
herent in a great many human beings.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-28
PIT BROW GIRLS.
Women Who Handle Coal at the
English Mines.

Pit brow girls are among the most re-
markable women workers in the coun-
try, says the London Sphere. They
work as hard as men and almost like
men do they dress.
Very few pit brow girls are found in
Britain outside Lancashire, and 5000
of them find employment at the coal
mines. which are so numerous in the
busy centres of that country. Their
work lies on the pit brow-at the sur
face and not down below.
Once women were employed in the
coal seams, this being at the time
young children also worked in those
dark depths of the earth; but in 1912.
in the face Of great opposition from
colliery owners, an act was passed pro.
hlbiting women and children from be-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-28

With regard to the occupations which
insure longevity, It Is the universal TO-
timony that clergymen reach the b,ob.
est age, being close run by gardeners
and vine-dressers. Ordinary agrIcni,
tural iaborers, although their occnno.
tion is so largely in the open mfr aSo
not conspicuous as long-llvers, eycent ~
France Sweden and England. Peoplq
working with wood are longer lived than
those whose occupations are with mot
ais, and both attain a higher age thon
textile workers and workers in cbom'
ical industries. The shortest-lIvad naa
pie are miners, except in England
where the superior mining repuletions
and admirable sanitary arrangamonts
have a beneficial effect. In Ena,anS
and Norway sailors live IN q sau
greater age than in Germany and
France.-Tlt-Bits. anu