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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

dosyt bylo seen niesdn ala
nych. Kilkanascie kobiet 81
bralo sic pod pozorem, 81
chca go identy6kowaf:: Okla
zafo sic. re niekt6re 2 Mich
przybyio jedynie 2 cieka wos
ci. ably 90 obaczye, a nawet
|podaly f~alszywe nazwiska Il.
adresy. byleby je do niego|
zaprowadzono z MIN pozwo---
lono wymienie slow k.lka.
Ws1ystko to do nieustannych
plaskich i niesmacznych lar
tow pobudzalo Hocha. : tenn
wszystkiem trey kobiety go
identy6kowa'y on przyznai.
re z niemi bral Stub. ably je.
potem opuscie. W og6le
przyznaje sic. re 6zcnil sic
jakich 9 ray, ale ME zawsze
byly to wypadki bigamii. DO
czasem zenif sic dopjero po
smierci dawnej zony. Co do
podejrzenia, il trul swo)e TO-
ny, to Hoch z cinicznym
$miechem powiada, re to do
piero trzeba mu udowodnit.
=Sledztwo W sprawie przyczyny
smierci jednej z o~statn'ch jego
ION. prawdopodobnie otrutej.
wczoraj sic rozpoczelo dis
dalej p%rowadzie bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
re SWIATA.

BERLIN w sprawie strej-
ku W zag}ebieniu rzeki Ru-
ny, pose1 nasz p. Brejski "a
bra} CLOS i wskazujac ma stra-
szliwe zajscie W Petersburgu
napomina, ably ME lekcewa-
como ruchu robotniczego. Me
. slusznie zarzucaja konserwa-
tySci robotnikom, re sk}ada-
JAG prace zerwali kontrakt.
W1asciciel kopalni Bruch-
strasse SHINES da1 pochop
do tego sam umowe ~zrywajac4
W}a6ciciele kopal6 poparli
Stinnesa, a %robotnicy solidar-
ME staneli po stronie swych
towarzYsz6w. Ko}o P o s.
k i Q i d a y PSI g
z~r b O k a m i q d a
W y d a n i a u s t a W y, z a.
W n ia acej g6rni-
K O m n lezne i'm
praw a. Rad powinien W
tel walce g6rnik6w z w}asci-
cielami kopal6 poprze6 ich i
wywrze6 nacisk ma tych ma
h%ajkowych baron6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
PETERSBURG. Sad okre.

PETERSBURG. Sad okre-
gowy mial sadzi6 spraWe o
zab6jstwo dw6ch bogatych
pan. W toku sprawy odezwa]
sic adwokat: ,Wobec tax ME
slychanych, umys} wzrusza-
jacych wypadk6w ME jestem
zdolnym ,podja6 sic obrony
re spokojem i t~rzezwoscia
umys{u!" Zaledwie adwokat
te s1owa wyg}osi}, powstaje
jeden z sedzi6w przysieg1ych
i W imieniu ich oswiadcza,
re oni tego >samego powodu
ME moga podjae sic wydac
wyroku bezstronnego. Sad
sprawe odroczy{. ~ W
Moskwie take oswiadczyli
adwokaci, re ME NIGGA ze spo-
kojem nalezytym trudnie sic
procesami!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
SAN Cal.

). SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
Oddawna Jest zoana rzecza,
re dziei2 SIC tutaj ogromne
przekupstwa pol'cyi. Najswlez.
sly wypadek zdarzyl sic wczo-
raj, gdy do sadu zglosii, sic
personal---very. grand Jury i.
przediozyi sedziemu $3.50 W
ztoc e, ktdre wziat. byt pewie1.
sierzant pol'cyi Cd kosook1ego
Chihczyka jake okup= "a poz
wolenie ma cry hazardowe y
|jego lokalu Sledztwo wykaza-
10 dalej re policyanci. przy-
dzieleni do dzieloic ch,dsk,ch +,
|pobierati $3.50 do 500 me-
sieczn'e. ably tylko szulerzy
miel, wolny wstep do loka-
low. gdzie mogllby upraw,ae
karc'any sport.
Pomocnicy za$ owych poll.
|cyant6w mleli pobierat jake
wynagrodzenie "a milczenie
|s3o do $40 miesieczn,e.
Sprawl powyzsza sprawila
ogromny Popiochs = miedzy
Chihczykami:i mic :dziwnego.
re teraz ami ]eden warkocz ME
pokaze sic polieyanntowi.
zas ich apelunkisa! zzzaankniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

PORTSMOUTH, q: Po-
ciag osobowy ma kolei Nor
folk and Western najechal
ma pociag towary. Lokomoty:-
wa pociagu osobowego pre-
wrocila sc. wskutek czege
maszynista i palace odniesl'|
niebezpieczne poranienia z
pasazer6w Mkt ME ulegl obra|
zenju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

OMAHA. Nebr., AZ
bert Engaas z Chicago napissss
list do powiatowego sedzieggl
:Qinsonhaler. W ktorym Dc
nosi mu re siedem lat TEN
|poslubi' paine Jennie WI
lian.s. ktora pred tenn wyszzll
"a maj cztery razy | Jest
TEN przekonany. &c jej pierN
81 mezowie jeszczc zyja az
|kt6rym, nawet ME rozwiod|
sic. Sad zbada te SPRAWL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
ARDMORE l. Z. Iedns

ARDMORE. L. +: Jedna
osoba utracita zycie, a kilka
odnioslo poranienia. wskutek
zderzenia sic pociagow pasa--
zerskiego frachtowego "a
kolei Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe. Guy Gossett. pa
LACE pociagu towarowego. zoe
stall za5'ty ma miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
LEO, Mimi.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Zapewne wielu naszym rodakom
aerce sic kraje gdy sig przypatrujq
swoim braciom, tax strssznie upa-
d}ym ma duszy, czytajac bezbozne
liberalne b~azgraniny, te socyalisty-
czue, masohskie, niezalezne i inne
tym podobne gazety. Chociaz to i
niby katolickie ale wiecej ma
teryalistyczne, kt6re wieza wiecej
" dolara anizeli W Boga.
Takich to liberalnych gazetek
wydawcy czyli redaktorzy widocz-
ME u~tracili rozum, a utraciwszy roe
yum, rozumie sic, utracili razem i
wstyd, i zt&d to CT p6}g}6wkowie
odvazaja sic przesladowac ducho.
wiehstwo i prawde Boza, kt6ra CT
kap}ani, jake dobrzy pa s~terze, g4oa
sza swoim owicczkom, ably je oder
wac cd wiekuistej zgubY, ma jake
50 narazeni przez ~czytanie tych to
bezboznych gazet, a tenn
bardziej gazet socyalistyczo
nych, kt6re i'm ebiecuja POI
wr6t do owego raju, kt6ry utracili
nasi pierwsi rodzice, to jest Adam
i Eva.
Gdy cz}owiek majacy wyobraze-
ME do czego socyalizm, dazy, SER
decznie sic za6miac must z tax pro-
|stej i bardzo g1upiej naiwnosci
socyalist6w. Boo przeciez to wcale
Jest niemozebnem. Ola tego, ii
cz}owiek ME jest jednakowy, gdyl
|jeden bedzie pilny W piracy, ably
ME opu6c,c ami jednego, dnia, PREY
tenn beedzie oszczedny. Drugi, ,cho'
ciaz by pracowa}> por6wno z tym
pierwszym, ale ME. bedzie u
niego o%szczednosci 1nny bedzie
|pijaniea inn y pr6zn'ak i dla
tego ME p6jdzie do piracy
vice ten pierwszy PREY sta}ej piracy
oszczednosci wnet sic dorobi ma
jatku a ci trzej, ma sic rozumiec, ii
ME beda tego mieli. A poniewal
|prawo by nakazywa}o, il ma bye
Ipor6wnie, to jest, re kazdy ms byt
jeduakowo bogaty, wiec 6w hultaj
| 6w pijak ten leniwiec, zazadaja
ably tamten ~pierwszy z mimi podzie
! lii sig tenn, co sobie PREY oiezkiej
piracy i oszczedno6ci uciu}a}.
Ale coz ia tn pisze e-pracy, i ou-
~ciu}aniu jak,ego6 tam majatku,
gdyz to sig. samo przez sic rozum,e
re gdyby, przypusciwszy, ~socyalisci
zwyciezyli, to by i piracy zabrak}o,
DO ktoz by sic chcia& zajac wykony
waniem r6znych sztuk W r6znyct
fabrykach je6liby chlebodawcom 0.
debrano majetnosci i wolna VIOLA,
kt6ra cz}owiekowi nadaf sam Bog.
Kt6zby chcis} bez w~olnej wo.
Ii i bez korzySci zajmo-
wac sic mozolna przemys}owa pra.
oa. Socyalista odpow!e, my, DO ma
my do tego zdolnych ludzi, albt
powie zarzad socyalistyczny.
Too ma sic rozumiet, re ci IDOL
nj ludzie musieli by sic przeciez d,
ozego6 brad, ale pytam sic, czy G
zdolni, |pEdzie chcieli BY sic tenn zaj
mowa6 bee odpowiednich korzysci,
skoro oni dzisiaj biednego robotni
. stfasznie wyzyskfwuj4, obiecuja'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
W OBWODZIE kau

- w OBWODZIE kau-
kaskim ruch strejkowy
przybral wielkie rozmiary. w
Banku i okolicy czyli " "a
g}ebiu naftowym zniszczo,.
no 100 wiez swidrowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

R0sYA. Teatry: rzadowe,
kkt6re by}y za1mlklnliiete. y \ ola
gu trzech dni, otwarto5 ma
:nowo. - Carowa z dziecmi
ma wyjechac do Fredenliiks-
borgu W Danii. !
W Odesie, strejk trivia
|dalej - tax samo ". Kowie.
T. w Kijowje, zaznaoza sic
znacznie wrzenie wsr6d lu-
|dno6ci. - Kilka fabryk "a
wiesilo prace. s.
|. - W Rydze ciag}e So roz-
ruchy, lecz mniejszych roz-
miar6w.
- Ryga, 81 stycznia. A
resztowano tn Maksyma Cor
kiego.
- W Petersburgu czest
robotnik6w powraca do pra.
cy. Pisma ~otrzyma}y zakaz
oglaszania czegobadz o strej'
kach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

AUSTRO- G Wybo-
ry ma Wegrzech wypad}y ola
rzqdu niekorzystnie. Wybra-
no III libera}6w a 161 pos
l6wspartyi opozycyjnych IT.
sza vice ma ME wielka tylko
wiekszos6 "a SODA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

ROSYA. 2 Moskwy pisza.
Ma ulicach cisza -lecz strejk
sic rozszerza. Czy ukaza sic
Igazety, ME wiadomo. Prey
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

LA CROSSE, Wis. Hans
Peterson farmer 2 Corn Va
LEY. spotkai sic z wilkami. a
widzac grozace niebezpieczeh
stwo wskroba} sic ma drzewo.
a wiki rozlozyly sic obozem
do kola. Termometr wskazy-
wal 20 ponizej zera.. Farmer
poczal kostniee. .Usadowil sic
vice pomiedzy -gaiezie pole
Gil dusze Bogu. TAX przesie~
dial s godzin. Znaleziono
60 nieprzytomnego z odmro-
zonemi rekoma, nogami
t~arza. Nogi I palce u rak
naja bye a~mputowane.>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

USSROWA W Morawii nietyl-
ko u mas rozpuszczono ajen-
tow, ably namawiali ludzi do
przybycia do Westfalii, ale W
Morawii tacy sic kreca przy-
rzekajacw kopaln 7li'9pe i5fabry-
kach wysokie place. Morawia,-
ME ME daja sic skusi6, gdyzi
mogliby wpast v n i q k "a:
waikiki 2; q } Il wSestfadls-'
kimi robotnikami, !, .kt6rzy
stanowe,cl:z'o chez "a Aprzzeprowa'-
d%zie,swoje zamiary ME l dat
sic nadal wyzyskiwac praco,
dawcom: 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
Z AMERYK

~
| NEW O R N, Y,
Ciekawy wypadek ludz-
kiej energii okazai wczc-
raj maszynista stray ognio-
wei ktory uratowa&:zyc'e mo-
lie wszystkim osobom. znaj~
|du;acym sic ma parowej ST.
kawce<
Sikawka pedzi|a do ognia
W dzielnicy Bronx, edy. "
przejezdzie mostem grid ave..
na|echaia ma w6z. Wrazenie
bylo tax straszne; &c woznica
'sikawki wypad} z siedzenia. a
przestraszone :kodie puScily
sic dzikim galopem dalej u:
lica. Widzac to maszyoista
Corley. kt6ry sic znaidowa'
z ty}u sikawk'. przelazl poe~
mad kominem, rurami rozpial-
|lonemi i chmury dymu, M
siedzenie- chwycii "a lejce
Ii wstrzymal rozhukane konie
kt6re niezawodnie. p~otratowa'
lyby mn6stwo ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

BERLIN. Jakby z palca
wyssano wiado7qmoSc, 20 skut-
klein krwawych wiypadk6w
W Rosyi, a zagrazajacych "a
burzeh " Kr6lestwie Polls.
klein rad niemiecki postano-
will 5ciagnao korpus obserwa-
cyjjhy pad grantee Kr6lestwa
Polskiego.. SkonsygnoW'aanree'm11i
mia}y bye korpusy armii pia-
ty i sz6sty. Wie6ci to ME ma
ia zadnej wiarogodnej podsta-
wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

j~przywrcaniu porzadku ma u
leach pablo kilka slepych
strza}6w. Strejkujacych roz.
|pedzono nahajkami i odda'
MEM slepych strzal6w.
{ - Pc ulicach Petersburga
ma bye rozwieszana zapo.
wiedz, ze skoro %przywr6co-
nym bedzie .porzadek, cal
zajmie sic losem robotnik6w.
Car nakaza} wypracowanie
projektu zabezpieczenia TO-
botnik6w ma starosc i cd ka~
lectwa, wydana ma bye usta-
wa, skr6cajaca czas piracy a
takze ma bye obmyslonym
spos6b u~mozliwiajacy robot
nixon naradzenie sic mad
sprawami w}asnemi.
- Prey pogrzebie studen-
ia Sawi6skiego, W czasie po-
chodu strejkujacych, wyg}o-
sill pewien student %uniwersy-
tetu move mad grobem pole
g{ego, ~wzywajac do dalszej
walki przeciw absolutyzmo-
wi. -:
- Ma radzie miejskiej wy
razono oburzenie z powodu
wystapienia wojska j wyzna-
czono $4,000 rubli ma ram
nych. Przewodniczacy rady
sprzeciwia{ sic wnioskowi.
R S B u R g.
donosza, re Rad kauai wy
wies6 koleja z miasta .zw}oki
wielu poleg}ych PREY ostat-
mich rozruchach, ably zataic
liczbe ofiar.
- Carskie Sio}o, W kt6-
car przebywa, otoczono
silnym kordonem wojska.
Licza, re pod Carskim Siofem
jest co najmniej $4,000 woj-
ska z liczna artylerya.
- Il NJ 0 S K w Y pisza,
re pablo W starciu z wejskiem
Is .ludzi. Ma K,remlu zato-
czono dzia}a i przygotowano
go do obrony.
Il I pisza, re robot
nicy solidaryzuja sic z ro-
botnikami W Petersburgu.
Powo}ani pod bro6 rezerwis-
Ct >rozbijali szyby wystawne i
latarnie.
! - W R E W L U wybuch}
strejk og6lny.
w sTA.RATO W lie
zabastowali rtobotnicy ]kAolejo-
~. - ~S&;-k
vi.
. RosYA. Teatry: rzadowe,
kktor +! b,yly zamlkniete Y I eeia-
gu trzech dni, otwarto5 ma
:nowo. - Carowa z dziecmi
ma wyjechac do Fredenriks-
borgu W Danii.
w Odesie, strejk trivia
dalej tax samo W Kowie.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
PLAN OF A FARM SLED.

an inch lower on the outside than on
the inside. This gives the sled slight
flare and adds greatly to its strength.
For the benches &C G c. use tough
timber 3 by inches and four feet long.
MOrtises are cut two inches from the
ends and are made 1 by inches for
the tenon on the upper end of the
knees. Before driving the knees down
put a light bolt on each side of every
mortise in the runners and benches.
This will require twelve 3s by inch
bolts and twelve 3s by 2 inch bolts.
The place for these bolts is marked
X Y on the runners and on the
benches.
For tenders Cd d. use oak or ash
and bolt them down to the benches, as
indicated in the cut by dots. The
front gate (E) is of the same stuff as
the tenders, IA by 6 inches in size.
The roller FO is made from a by
inch stick tapered from six inches each
side of the center mOrtise (G) to the
ends, which should be two inches in
diameter and be banded with iron
bands.
Bore a five-eighths inch hole in each
runner at H and bore holes five
eighths) five inches deep in the ends
of the roller. Get wagon skein bolts
q by 6 or Z inches long and put the
roller in with these.
No good workman need be told that
every tenon should be coated will
paint before being driven into its place
and when the sled is completed to give
it good coat of paint all over.
For soles old wagon tires will an
swer the purpose very well and saw
you the cost of new iron or steel.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
News ana Notes.

Denmark is the dairy farm of Lon
don.
''The little farm we'll titled" repre-
sents a popular modern notion.
The Indian Runner ducks hold the
same relation to the duck family that
Leghorns do with fowls, remarks an
exchange. They are very prolific lay
ers, often laying as many as 200 eggs
in year.
The word farmer means vastly
more in a business way than it did
even a few years ago.
The Light Brahma seems to be COM
ing to the front again with poultry
men.
The growth of the export trade In
American apples is one of the encour.
aging features of commercial pomol.
ogy.
A beautiful new auditorium has just
been dedicated at the Kansas State
Agricultural college. The seating ca
pacity is 2,300 in the audience an6
probably 300 on the platform.
'The agricultural colleges should ed
ucate men to be farmers, and they
should also educate farmers to bs
men," says e. r. Nichols.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
A GOOD, STOUT SLED.
eae of the Best of Winter VehicIe'
Can BE Made In the Farm Shop.

Rae of the Best of Winter Vehicles
Can BE Made In the Farm Shop.
This is the season when the virtues
of the farm sled are thoroughly appar-
ent. To be entirely satisfactory a sled
should be we'll shaped and strong,
while as light as may be. \ National
Stockman writer's plan for such sled
appears to be very desirable and is as
follows:
The best sled is made from runners
with a natural crook. These runners
may be sawed from a small crooked
tree body or from a log having the
main root dug out and cut off two and
a half or three feet from the stem of
the tree. A small blue ash nearly al
ways has q good ''sled root" and-1t is
often found in elm or white oak.
This log is taken to the sawmill and
the runners sawed out eight feet long
ON the bottom, two inches thick and
seven inches wide. A log one foot III
diameter will make two sets, and the
charge for saving them is 90 cents
set. 1t is best to have them seasoned,
but many good sleds are made from
freshly sawed lumber Plane your run
ners smooth and shape out one for a
pattern. When you get it ''just right
use it to mark the other by.
The sled known as the knee sled, as
shown here, is generally admitted to
be the best kind of sled made. Cut
mortises at A A A in each runner, these
mortises to be by inches and foul
inches deep. The front mOrtise should
be one foot back of where the crook
turns up and the rear one one foot from
back end of runner.
For knees (B B b use the very bes1
of timber. Make the knees fourteen
inches long and three and half inches
square. Cut lemons on each end, the
lower three and three-quarters inche:
long and by inches in size to fl
the mortise in the runner. The uppe
tenon is cut at right angles with thu
lower one and should be One-fOurth o
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
Skim NiIR For pigs.

From results of trials in feeding
skim milk to pigs H. H. Wing of the
New York Cornell experiment station
calculates that, on the whole, skim
milk is worth about 10 cents per hun
dredweight when fed to pigs from the
time of weaving until they weigh
about 125 pounds. Clear cornmeal is
perfectly satisfactory as a single grain
when fed in connection with skim milk.
Weanling pigs in close quarters during
cold weather can be made to gain a
pound live weight per day for three
months. There are indications that
the proportion of skim milk can be in
creased economically above the ratio
of three pounds of milk to one pound
of grain usually recommended, thus
lessening the amount of grain food
that must be purchased.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
KETTLE PROPERLY SUSPENDED.

are attached together at the top by a
heavy bolt. Some six or eight inches
below the union of the three legs a
heavy clevis is secured to the middle
leg. From this clevis two chains ex-
tend downward to proper distance and
double backward to fasten ON to the
ears Of the kettle, which then hangs
suspended. The length of the legs
will depend on convenience and the
size of the kettle they are to support.
Those shown in the cut are eleven feet
in length and were made from me-
dunn sized we'll seasoned fence rails
When the derrick is not in use it can
be lowered, folded together and laid
away.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
INTERESTING FARM NEWS
BY COMPETENT WRITERS
VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FARM
WORKER ON DIFFERENT SUBJECTS.
The Cultivation of Crops, the Care of Live
Stock, and the Most Improved Methods
10 the, Raising and Care Of Poultry.

In our artificial way of doing bust
ness now it is incOnvenient for the
farm shepherd to wait late for the
coming of the lambs, although the
range fiocks may be better suited with
a later lambing time, for the former
has leisure earlier and is crowded
with work later and he can better care
for the lambs in January than he can
in May, when his time is arduously
taken up by the most pressing field
work of the year.
Still more to be regretted, the late
lambing time does not afford the nee
essary opportunity to make the most
Of the lambs and push them on rapid
" so as to make the most profit possi-
BILE from them. This is a serious dis
advantage for the shepherd, for it pre-
vents him from making the most from
his flock by fully 100 per cent.
Enterprise of the English.
And, strangely, we are cOntented with
this condition of things with our tiocks,
while the English flock owner has no
rest until he has, by all the skillful
devices known to him, got his ewes
to bring their lambs in time to market
them at the highest prices of the year,
thus forestalling the markets and
doubling his profits. And while he has
done this he has as well, by equally
good business in another way, brought
his ewes to the habit of having twin
lambs every time and thus making
another double in his income from his
flock, and, as these improvements cost
little or nothing more than the old
time ways of business, his flock is the
best paying part of the farm stock
Why cannot we be as thrifty rs he Isl
1t Is only matter of determination.
An Awakening.
There is Just now a sort of awaken
ing of farmers generally to the profta
Bile results of the proper keeping of g
flock, concludes H. Stewart, who ex
presses the foregoing opinion in Coun
try Gentleman, and never before has
there been so much attention turned tC
the sheep as at present. 1t is taking
the most judicious course, which is tt
procure the stock in the autumn Of
early winter and feed them until spring
or summer and procure new supply
in the next season. This IS really the
most desirable way, because easy anC
profitable and adds really nothing Sc
rious to the farm work, merely {
watchful eye and a comfortable shel
ter, dry and clean and to be always
kept So The most profit is made from
the earliest lambs, and, as with othe
nilar instances, when the bushes
mas been got on to a satisfactory basis
it goes like a well managed clock, wit
very little attention except to suppl
the motive power.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
The Hanging of the Kettle.

There are many farmers in need of
something convenient to hang a large
kettle on. Many support the kettle on
three stones, which is unsatisfactory,
especially if the heat cracks one stone
and the kettle tips over. The accom-
panying cut is drawn from a photo
graph l took recently on a neighbor-
ing farm, says a correspondent of
Orange Judd Farmer, and it comes
very near to explaining itself. The
device consists of three moderately
heavy pieces of wood for legs, which
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
Night Was Her Terror.

"I would cough nearly all night
long" writes Mrs. Chas. Appegate,
of Alexandria, Ind, "and could hardly
get any sleep. 1 had consumption so
bad that if walked block L would
cough frighfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
81. 90 bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery wholly cured me and gained
So pounds" It's absolutely guaran-
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price SOC and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Benton n. Weldon's
drug store.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
BrutalIV Tortured.

A case came to light that for per-
sistent and unmerciful torture has
perhaps never been equaled. Joe
Golobick of Colusa, Calf. writes.
'FOr 16 years l endured insufferable
pain from Rheumatism and nothing
relieved me though I tried everything
known. l came across Electric Bitters
and it's the greatest medicine on eartt
for that trouble. A few bottles of il
completely relieved and cured me. ,
Just as good for Liver and Kidney
troubles and general debility. Onl!
SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed b!
Benton n. Weldon, Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund money
if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter of how long standing, in 6
to IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. SOC. If your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it will
be forwarded post paid by Paris Med
cine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
While There Is Life There Is HO

While There Is LIE There Is Hope.
was afflicted with catarrh; could
neither taste nor smell and could hear
but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured
it.-Marcus G. Shautz, Railway, N. J.
Cream Balm reached me safely and
the effect is surprising. My son says
the first application gave decided
relief. Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin
Freeman. Dover, N. II. The Balm
does not irritate or cause sneezing
Sold by druggists at so cts. or mailed
by Ely Brothers, So Warren St., New
York.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25
COATS AND FURS

1t is very gratifying to know that every garment
in this department is a one all made to spe
cia order since October Ist 1904. Not single gar
ment carried from last season. What a satisfaction
to purchaser to feel certain that every garment from
which your selection is being made is a
They are made from the most popular and desirable
cloths, in black, grey and the popular checks and
stripes.
Our separate walking skirts fromIS so to 5000
are very popular They in stylish, effective cloths
and are handsomely tailored.
The crisp, cool mornings and evenings suggest
stylish piece of Fur for the neck Our furrers have
never done themselves greater credit Each piece has
been carefully selected and fashioned just to your
liking. Every piece one.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25

The reason that coughs and colds
produce constipation and weakens the
lungs ls because they interfere With all
digestion. That new discovery known
as KennedY's Laxative Honey and Tar
cures all Coughs, Group, Wbooping
Cough and assists in expeling colds
from the system by gently moving the
bowls. II is pleasant to take and con-
tains no opiates. Sold by VIM. f.
Dunn, druggist.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25

Something splendid, picturesque and
spectacular will be seen on Pennsylva-
MIA avenne on the 4th, of March. Douglas
of Mass, with General Miles and
others of his Military Staff will add g
touch of Oriental splendOr. Why car
we not have Viceroy Crrzon and his
comparisoned elephants.
Smyrna times., 1905-01-25

1t Is said that the Administration and
Congress are in favor of economy.
What about that little bill to double
the salary of the President, pension all
ak. presidents and to pay members of
Congeess $4,000 instead of $4,000 a
year?