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The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Cowardice is a nightmare that
troubles some men when they are
awake.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

The man who writes treatise on
insomnia may call himself wide
awake author.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF as
o cough cure-J w. o BRIEN, 322 Third Ave.
n, Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan. Q. 1900
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

1t Is the height of poetical license
to contend that Cupid Taught in his
sleeve.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

The man who knows 1t all is mere
ly suffering from enlargement of the
imagination.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Some women love wisely, but most
men are not loved any too well
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Superior quality and extra quantity
must win. This is why Defiance Starch
Is taking the place Of all others.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces IN
nammaton, aays pain, cures wind colo. 5c BOTTLE
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Many young mans brightness
never extends any farther than his
neckties.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09
More Flexible and LASTING.

won't shake out or blow out; by using
Defiance Starch you obtain better re-
suits than possible with any other
brand and one-third more for Same
money
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

DON'T FORGET
Alarge boz. package Red Cross Ball Blue, only
scents. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

USE THE FAMOUS
Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2-oz package 3
cents. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind.
The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09

Examine carefully every bottle of CASToRIA,
safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and 500 that 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
How Rural Free Delivery
Has Affected Saloons

there is no general congregation:
treating has practically ceased. and
the saloon trade. to quote the saloon
keepers, has been ruined"
A standard story Of the saloonkeep-
er who was once bewailing hard
times" says the Indianapolis News in
this connection, is that in answer to
an inquiry as to what was the cause
Of his falling business. he waved his
arm toward a new church spire that
was mounting heaYenward and said
Them's the damned things that's
ruinin' the country"
1t seems. therefore, that the rural
free delivery system has Joined the
churches in a great work Of reforma-
tion. They both increase intelligence
among farmers and their families sure
ly. Now, If both labor along temper
ance lines, no telling what great good
the two, hand-in-hand, may accom-
plish. Let the good work 90 on.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
The Regulation of Wages

Tnzf the STANDARD n living regs-
iztea wages IL al cgaEtries lz nOw
a. aecsDted fact Wages are sligaEly
hig1er IL Razglz thzz 4 Asa, higher
IA Germany and ErzEce thar f. Rzs-
Eiz. higher in E1g.zns thzz oz the
continent, and kig1eF l1 t1e Unlted
States tAzn in E1giands and In t1is
raantry they are higher ln the East
and We9t than they are "a the soutns
fhey are higher Is E1s large cftiez
t1zz IL TIE rural 1lssricrz. and Eel'z
wzgss are hig1er than womel'z. II
ne seek forthe explanation u this we
shall AE1 thai IL every instance. X
arises from the same cause Aanely.
the difference fn the cost AMI sssnd-
ard 81 living EOoDdY World think
o. o1ering an American Eechsnlc the
wages that are readily accepted II
Asia not Decz1se employers wClI1
not Ike ID pay that small amount.
brt becaage ID is 0DviCaz that his
soe1sl standard Of livlng forblds IL Ee
could rot lire On thzt zuO1nr. and
this fart is % imperative that, II the
Industries d the United States
depended rDo1 American laborers ~
ceiying Asiatic wages. the Industries
would periah- THIS principle ia 10
zlirerTading that * has been fcurd,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Overwhelming Proof That
" Acts as q Poison

causes trezor q the hands. heavy
5rssIn. irri-zhzllty Of temper. forget
fElness. predisposirio1 10 tuberculosis
q The lungs and deliriun tre-ens-
after all these thAF make astounding
statement that. Used in moderation.
alcoholic beverages Eay be taken
throughout z long life without impair
tng the general health They actually
prescribe whisky II the treatment Of
diabetes. in advanced tuberculosis. in
: majority Of cases Of pneumonia. in
diphtheriz. in typhoid fever. and in
The very attack Of delirium treuens
caused By drinking whisky If the
pulse should become rapid ard hag-
ging
This administration of whisky.
brandy. etc. Is the outcome Of their
belief that alcohol Is z stfmulant. Ex-
periments made By the most c0mpe
tent and experienced physioIogists
lave shown that II Is q narcotic poi
son. quickening the hearts action.
but making il weaker. ard that il Civ
En- 10 person coIlapsing under ether
or chlOrofOrm ii hastens death, If ii
does not actually cause ii. Some
physicians still argue that in small
doses whisky is stimulant. but con
fess that in large quantities II Is a
depTessant. Yet in typhoid fever aud
pneumonia. when the patient is debili-
tated, with z high temperature.
weak and rapid pulse. the s0-caued
stimulating quantities. teaspconful
or so every hour-are not given, but
the depressing doses. increasing the
amount-as I have witnessed-to two
tablespoonfuls every ten or fifteen
minutes till the fatal termination has
taken place. This is a practice found
cd on experience.
In the olden days, under the san
grade treatment, seventy-fye pneu-
monte patients out Of a hundred sur
vived and only twenty-five died.
These, it was claimed, passed away in
spite Of the bleeding. Is it not high
time .aat alcohol should be eliminated
from all prescriptions for diseased
conditions?
When We have an abundance Of ef-
fcient and safe heart stimulants and
tonics, why should We neglect them
and resort to drug which may en-
gender diseases and make the last
state Of the patient worse than the
frst?-H. D. Didama. NJ D., Dean Of
the Medical College Of Syracuse Uni
versity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Alcohol as q Medicine

Froz the tL-e q HipDocrztss.
rFenfF-thres hundred years ago. down
% ne ziddls q the Izst century. TIE
great EsSoritF o. Medical ue1 consit-
erred Tenezsction-the abstraction Of
hiDod-abs1iHteiy necessary in the
treatment of almost every disezsa.
NerTous children were blad repeated
ly. ard TIE pTzcticizn Who neglected
% Use the Lancet IN p7e1moniz vas
thought 70 deserve arrest for nan
slaughter IL the event Of his patients
death But ar the beginning Of ny
practice. ffry-ai1 years ago. this 80
called experience Of ages had becoal3 B
q discarded tradition unworthy Of Fe-
sDec-
A hundred years ago. the eminent
author ard przcdcian. Cullen, pre-
scribed for conEunptiTes q low diet
of milk ard acid fruits. but no alcohol
Thaeher, an American physician.
whose book on the Practice Of Ne6i-
cine was published in 1926. advised
bleeding. cupplng and bIistering IN
pulmonary diseases, but admitted that
in the last stage Of liberation bleed
ing would do To good He did not
recommend alcohol
N 1873. Gregory, a London physi-
clan, whose book On the Practice Of
Medicine was considered superior 10
all others, declared that all spirftuous
and fermented liquors should be
avoided ia consumption. At this time,
when the lancet was still in all its
glory, Gregory advised in pneumonia
the abstraction Of blood from an orr
fee large enough to ensure the fow
Of 4 pound IL five or six minutes, but
deelaeHd with a kncEledge and wis
dom in advance Of his time. that in
All cases Of great weakness. wine
should be avoided.
The evolution Of the alcoholic prac-
tice had advanced so far in the next
forty years that the great Flint rec
commended large doses Of whisky in
tubular consumption, and he still ad-
Yocated its use in 1854. ten years
later. So did Roberts, physician to
the Bromton hospital for consumption
in England Even down to the pres
ent time some prominent authors and
compilers Of medical books, and few
aspiring physicians Of moderate ca
pacity and acquirements who write
for professional journals and popular
magazines, after declaring that alco-
hol acts as poison On the nerves,
blood vessels, stomach and liver.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11

Ye shall know them BY their fruits.
st Matthew. vii. rs.
II we wis1 to get at the man who
hides inside Of the man and find
whether he is well tempered steel or
only poor iron, VIC must listen to his
actions rather than his speech.
Talking is a good deal easier than
doing, and one naturally paints fair
picture when describing himself But
if ycu look at the cold facts Of mans
daily life you see at a glance whether
he is saint or sinner. for deeds have a
habit Of telling the truth without fay-
oritism.
And it is unsafe to depend on what
is called esath-bed repentance. which
is well enough in its way, because il is
better than no repentance at all. but a
very poor substitute for an honest life.
/ do not believe you can have Gods
approval By simply saying you are sor.
ry for what you have done when the
time comes that you can have your
own way no longer 1t is wiser To
look at things in the strong light OF
common sense, and refuse to do wrong
rather than do it and then see that
you have made a mistake.
What I call religion, therefore, is
rather a serious thing. You cannot 40
as you please in any such world as
this. There IS a law which will not be
blinked out Of sight Neither can it be
bribed to look on you more favorably
than on others. Build on sand. and
the house falls; build on a rock. and
stands. A child once asked me ia two
and two always make four. / answered
Yes. my son. and il you never forget
that fact you will be saved many a re
gret."
Religion must not be mistaken for a
frothy sentimentalism which operates
in some magical way to swing the
pearly gate wide open. On the contrary
It is sturdy. muscular and athletic,
giving you In the autumn the result OF
your labor in the spnng and summer.
Its purpose is 70 so educate and de
Yelop your soul that you will be happy
and contented in whatever planet you
find yourself because you have earned
the right 10 be contented and happy
Religion is not primarily an emotion,
but rather a thought. a conviction. a
faith. II is like a bridge which is new
to you. You try 1t doubtfully at first.
not knowing whether II will bear your
weight or not. But the further you
go the more you trust it, and at last
you feel sure that II will conduct you
to the other shore. There are many
things In religion which we do not
understand. some which puzzle us very
greatly. ButEle things we see clearly
lead us to haze confidence even when
we cannot see at all. do not under.
stand the mariners compass. but ex.
perience teaches me to put implicit |
faith in It even in the storm and tenn
pest
But some one win remind me that
men and women have led the purest
lives and still repudiated Christianity.
know Of marble quarry which |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Strong and Terrible Foe

At the Church Of England Temper
ance Society's annual meeting in Exc
ter Hall, London, the other day, the
Bishop Of London said There are
more women drunkards to-day than
there we're 25 years ago. The chair
man Of the London Congregational
Union said, at large and enthusiastic
meeting in the City Temple: Fl ask
you to consider the urgent problem
that is presented to Us Of to4iay.
There is the enemy to be encountered
the publicans. Our manhood will
never submit to the rule of the pub
licans. Think into what extremity OF
danger years Of laxity and stupidity
have brought us. Every new public
house has been a new blockhouse,
built by the forces that the licensed
yictualers lead TO tighten their grip
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Standard Of Living
j. the Only Guide

BY extenEsre lFestigstiu-s 10 yaspcz1
% 4inca1 inrereepti1ie s1r1sg Eert1r-
tzrioz- Fer fnstsE=e. fl tie r1r1ugA
d Brooklyn. Ehieh Is divided from
SsW YORK o-ly b. -he Ezst river
trade Unions. viz al their pcWer q
close. compact orEz1lz4tloz Il the
same federation with New York have
nor been able ID keep rsahzzies
wages IL Brooklyn up 10 the Mem
YORK standard For Z long tine the
u1ions Wese 4 loss 70 un<erztzrd
s1fG TEey id the sane work. we're
t1zt a. well orgznszeS. had 51st zs
nzzny strikes. and yet tie standard
wzs never raised quite 10 hlgn- The
reason. which Is nov reeoglized. Is
thzt renfs are lower in Brooklyn han
u Esw YORK. which means that the
cost o. living Is Iess, and that. there
fare. higher wages are socially neces
azry ia New York than ID Brooklyn,
and higher wages are always paid
The same Is true u other cities. and
the trade union standard rates are al
5lztsd accordingly ly-F1Sa Lecture
Bulletin Of the Institute q Social
Economies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
VIII q

What is SIM II i not mere imma-
turity and inperfsction- It Is NOT
rawness Or crudenesz. A green apple
Is not the same As an apple with .
worm Al the core. A snail boy is
not the same as . wicked nan He
may be. and sometimes Is. a more un-
comfortable companion. but he is not
the same The evil Of slH can never
Be cured BY growth. Il is something
very different from iuperfeetion and
immaturlty.
Sin Is not ignorance. ard ignorance
is not sin. Ignorance may help TO
promote sin; sin may produce ignor-
ance; bur nc mere intellectual error
whatever is sin Sin is not predi-
cable To the intellect in so far as the
Intellect can be separated from the
rest Of the moral nature
Sin is not good in the making Mr.
Beecher is credited with having said
that the only fall Is q fall upward.
That is not sound philosophy. Every
fall is a fan downward Temptation
is good il the making, but sin is not
No man comes to manhood except
through temptation Jesus Christ
came through no other course. The
bridge. before ii can be passed over
safely. must be tried and tested. This
trial is necessary for its future use,
buy it is not necessary that the bridge
shall break down to make il useful.
Sin is not being tempted; il is break
ing down under temptation
Sin is always in the Will The
Apostle James defines it as transgres-
sion Of the law, or, as il might be
translated. lawiessuess. Sin is law
lsssness. We are living in world Of
moral order; not mere ignorance Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Doing temperance Work

A number Of town people who deal
in merchandise in North Carolina are
making war on the rural free delivery
system. and are threatening Congress
sional aspirants with dire vengeance
on account Of their advocacy Of a per
petuation and extension Of the system,
says the Hartford Post They com
plain that taking mail to the farmers
doors kept the farmers at home and
that the opportunity and the tempta-
tion to spend money when in town be-
ing removed, dull trade and decreased
profits in the business were the conse-
quence.
And the salOonkeepers Of Minnesota
towns are likewise obiecting to the
rural delivery system. It is reported
that business men in the small towns
Of that section quite generally concede
that the rural free delivery Of mail
has affected the liquor traffic there.
This is the form Of argument taken by
the saloonkeepers, as noted in the Min
neapolis Journal: When farmers and
others used to come to town every day
for their mail, they we're almost sure
most Of them-tO drop into the saloon
while they waited. Everybody drank
and everybody treated. and that made
trade lively. Now the farmers come
to town two or three times week, or
more often only once. and never come
together; for their visits are to pur-
chase supplies, and no two mems sup
plies give out at the same time. So
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Sin?
Definition Of the Word
by DR.. Lyman Abbott

It. but wiiful ignorance Of it the set
ting OF ii aside. the disrarding and
disrezarding il. That is always sin.
We understand taat when we are on
the side Of moral order. The mother
has no doubt that the child sins when
the child violates the moral order Of
the family as embodied Ia the com
mands of the mother We understand
that the criminal WAC sets himself
against the moral order OF society. as
interpreted BY the law Of the land is
2 sinner. because he is setting himself
against our VIII and against tae moral
order as our viii interprets H. But
any man who discards, violates. disre-
CARDS or sets himself against the
divine order the moral order that
undeTiies all human government, sins
Shining Is setting ones own will
sgziEst he divine viii. Il is said Of
Jesus Christ. as thouga il were said
by him, Lo, come to do the win of
God Sin is coming 10 do. not God
win. but our own viii.
Wherever that spirit Of the dlsre-
gard Of the moral order enters. il poi
sons and corupts. It is an old story.
You do not have TO go to the Bible
for it's Interpretation. The GreskE
understood IT. 1t is the underlying
factor Of all the tragedy Of the world
Disregard Of the moral order always
brings tragedy. The moral law Of the
family is love; husband loving wife.
wife loving husband parents loving
children children loving parents.
Obey this. ami we have heaven On
earth Disregard that moral order Of
love. let the father be intemperate. let
each be greedy. let either be passion
ate and disregard the interest q
others and we have hell on earth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
How Ye Shall Know Them
Short Sermon by the Late
DR.. George Il. HePworsh

would be very valuable we're il not for
the iron rust which has percolafed
through it, Nevertheless I have seen
several large blocks OF marble from
that quarry which were as white as Dc
cember snow. The quarry. however,
win not pay for the working
Christianity is a series OF the high
est possible thoughts. and we have
learned that noble thoughts make no.
bic lives. The thought OF God. Of i'm
mortality. of iuty. Of obedience to law.
are creative thoughts. They cannot
enter your guest -hamber without aak.
ing the whole household radiant The
sun shines in every life where these
thoughts dwell The natural fruitage
Of faith in this is a harvest rich in
good grain. and. on the other hand. the
natural fruitage Of doubt Is discon-
tent The farmer who prefers poor
seed TO good is not wise. and why
should he choose the lessor good rather
than the grcater2
Religion brings peace. resignation.
happiness. Therefore we want it, The
Master leads in the smoothest road
from earth TO hes1e Therefore We
follow Him. If religion gives as the
grace 10 live and the grace to die,
comfortable IN the thought Of eternity
and reunion then we call for it as we
call for food when we are hungry
George Fl. Hepworth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Liquor Interests Intrenehed
Behind the Present Laws

upon this country. So that to-day we
have lines and lines OF these block
houses-paraIlel lines, intersecting
lines--all stated and oficered BY
those interested in their success. /
say. with all the solemnity and ear
nestness with which am capable. this
Is an intolerable state Of things. We
must break down this network Of block.
houses; we must support. as one man.
Lord Peel, in his campaign for az i'm
mediate and wholesale reduction OF
these saloons and liquor shops.
Against the strong and terrible foe Of
our national sobriety and strength. we
must march to the music Of our ideals
and demonstrate again that the qual.
ity OF our Commonwealth is in the
manhood that we breed, for the sery.
Ice Of the soul Of England"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11

Germany now surpasses France In
the export Of kid gloves
The authorities Of Baltimore coun-
~, Nd, furnish antitoxins to the poor
without cost.
During last year 72,00O,000 pounds
Of butter came TO Europe over the
Trars-siberian railway.
The state Of New Jersey IS about to
build a sanitarium for INDECENT SUI
ferers from consumption.
Plants for the destruction of sew
age by cremation are now operated in
ninety-seYen cities In the United
States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11

Lifc's highest. hardest Iosson Is
trust When we have learned that.
blessed are we Happiness comes
when we have what pleases US. 49,
blessedness-hner and deeper tan
happiness-eomes when we rejoice in
what we have. being confident taat
Gods goodness is in il all. God never
hangs a scarf of cloud UP In the sky
but he drapes it beautifully: God new
er strikes a harp amongst the fr-
trees with the fingers OF the wind.
but he does so tremendously: and
a life--God never so places or tunes
1t but that beautiful and harmonious
possibilities are there. Our lesson
is to have eyes that see. and ears that
hear, and heart that understands
this wonderful working Of our God.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Telegraphers Make Gains

H. 3. PeThzm. president of the Or
der q Railroad TelegTzpHerE. ig EOw
IL 3lO1tre2i, Csnaca- He says t1zr =
his recent tours among the railroads
tley hare Eucceeded In making new
gcne1uiea On the Buffalo. Rochester
ard Fltfsblrg. New York. Ontario ard
Western, Coioga10 and Southern,
CsEzdizE division 81 fhe Michigan
Cenrrzl. Kansas City. Fort Scott.
Nemphls and Birmingham and Geg
York Central lines and reTised tht
gehe1ulsa On the Canada Atlantic. ST.
Lomig and San Francisco. Grand
Trunk Line 81 Ca1z1a ard the Nor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Problem to Be Settled

With the average wages of al mine
workers only szz5 a year, including
the thousands of boys who work as
slate pickers, wage that is lower
than IN any industry In the United
States. with possibly the exception of
the southern cotton mills. and. on the
other hand, with the owners of the
mines and The means Of transporta-
ton joining the multi-millionaire and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11

A city missionary. addressing the
Presbyterian Social Union OF Philadel-.
phia on the "Slum Problem" in large
cities, when asked what connection
the saloon had with the slums, replied.
Remove the saloon from the sIgms
and you Will have no slums"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11
Canadian Will Utilize II
In Dash for North Pole

scope pole attached to the mainmast.
he believes he can elevate the trans
mitting apparatus 200 feet above the
deck, and with this he hopes to keep
ia communication with inhabited
parts Of the earth. Two motor cars,
50 constructed that they can quickly
be turned into boats. are to be in
cluded in his equipment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11

V7ro res,a 1rer z fr-eas' arg fst@rs
As asa1t ~ a rfesg ulr-
W1s a1slk1 1tar 4 hsss-Ezrew- lzrs-s-zEs
Wh H1rn ~ eeapar Tzf-zla1f
Yes wrefchesz ard wssFy %--
tT-e.. ral a. 1re4Aa1 1scm.
Ezy. users q the x11s cf xr-----gs
az1 wtzx s ~ gain r. gf1orz
ID rsar ~ tts r.s<-s -rz- -9Esr
14tsrs ne hl~zsEz rtl
1rezk o4er t1e as-E ztcgr y1l-
Or ret ~ gts ts-znce Emg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-11

E1Mr
Ths lights sssn closer a. ~ learns 70
marx
ne say thar leads hira home.
A-s thea be-. trusting sleeps; ana earth
ard SKY
Had nan and beast 81 strengthening
e-rrace.
yVhns al the holy promises on hlgn
Fzme SOFTLY g- n.a face
Tnus. a. be feels recurring nights de-
Ecerl
ne herdsr CORES 70 I've 81 lore eon-
tent
cozscious that thoashts which guide him
10 the end
are Stars from heaven seat