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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
gr np Bnpe,r.
sss'ssui At en- sraftiH 8armsr.
Sarcn o. Sauem.

3oor Sneen lager opb pao Mor
fen, er oct. at Saren sper fit eoeI9g
geuoe arbeibe pna DC nnee SGble
trper | Sapen. SrperneS Bart tie,
uer Sen icr 6sbe, % ocrfor ct oct
al Soren ON @interen tnr iii Soper
for fit SpboI6, mar anben RGrina
er panifeIig at faa fat pan, bpilfei
alIermeit er 5iIfGIOet ga, nnar Sneen
BARTER @rGs % imaa guifpprter, al
boilfe SEN elerS iaar lin 6soe.
anc foriiqtige 6olf pIeier oerfor al
toqe oe neOpenOiae 6orbolosregler,
iom frGpeS for at biitore Soren frn
al qruDe 9urfen al Stommerne pan
SrGerne. aIminoeIi9it gisreS bette
pes at pifIe ct Stpffe StaaItraaOppp
omfring Stommen eIler ogiaa fringe
Blob cller andre iaabonne Soger pan
oen, iom Saren life bar 2pit pan.
Gilt bette er ret og aobt nof UNDER
oIminoeliae Smitrnoiebeber, men ri
pe0 al grforine, of Scr life aItio fan
Iites pna bette r6en uioere; fiji boiS
Sneen omfring SrGerne opbobcs til
en- ion6nu Seioe at Seu refer bsiere
op, emo bOoo Der er britgt til bets
9cifpttelie, iaa gnoper Snren. bpor
Sen fan fomme til, og erect bIioer
IigefitI6t 6oelogt unnr oct miiter Bar.
fen beit oppe eler in1ellem @renene.
NItiua mna ser babes SiIipn meo
bette; tbi pan Ell rneite gtot fan Sn.
rem gicre flor llgobn, noar Ell bei
iSom biplper oen. 8otemiOIet be.
itnor uoturliapis / entcn at ifrabe
Sncen oGf, eler benptte Se andre
fsromtnIte geifptteIicsmioIer iaa ME.
get bsiere op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Dr.. Sdnerpein 600.

Ken Iusaor1ge fpite S~progforifer
Or. @corg Sliliag Snftus Soiertpein
er ben t6oe December bgo | ariitia.
mia al 2iinsebetnnoelie. San bar
fsot ! Sannoper, og efter at babe It'll.
oeret orientaIife Spros o. sanifrit |
8etingen, bar ban flaffet ON / for.
ifielise Son6e. S De iioite aar bar
ban opbolot iig | Horee. bpor bon
foririnspis Hog fig neo oppe paa
Gopre % Gel for Der / Sreo oa Ho
at oprfe fine Stiioier og rofsre fit
panifelige og anitr9ngenoe grbeioe
PEG Soerirttelier for Here gibeIiel.
ifober.
Or. Snieripein bar fanife Dor
sioS eienoommeIigite og melt bega.
peoe Sproamano. Sans fGnomc!
nale epne til at tilegne fig De for.
ifisaige Sprog og 8ialeftcr faor man
en- Soc ON, mar MAJ priarer, at ban
meitret ca. so forifielige- Sprog oa
! Ssbet at IA Gage bar iitano til at
trpnge inb | De melt 6etoIiereoe ri.
iesier beo en- enfeIt norif 9iaIeft.
&an Dor tiaige en- praftiif geao.
belle og bar paa minoit 80 forifieI.
lige Sprog formaoet at notrpffe fine
poetiife Tslelier. MeS flor lloboloen,
beo oe garme bar ban fiempet for
De imaa, | itsrre Stater inoIemmebe
6olfeilags Sproarettiebeoer. Saa.
leSes bar ban oaina meget i~nteresIcret
| Den norife WaaIbep9gelie, og one.
reoe for mango aor iioen bar ban ioa
bel biemme | norore @uobranosoaIs.
moalet, at ban funoe u6sipe en- flor
Ei9tiamling, "Srie Bio fraa Big.
gun" paa oertne 9ialeft.
Neb SorfiRrIiebeo bar ban bpr.
let bos De ilabiife og iier oe Iitaniife
6olf | gittpifIanb, bpis Sprog ban
fnlofomment beberifeoe. Geb Or.
Saueripeins 0so bar Samtioen tobt
en- al De ii9ioneite og rigeit begubeSc
Sprogm9no. SGrIia bill Sobet for
De tore noenIanoffe 9~ibeIielifaber 6li
meget fsleligt og bnnifeligt for life
at iige umitligt at eritotte.
glanot De Serifere, iom Or. Saler.
pein | fine arbeioer for Sreosiaqen
omtaIer meo iterit g~nerfienoeIie, bar
Gronning gictoria al GngIano. Eli
benoes S0be 5sbielsoog bapSe nan
iioarbeibet ct iaofalot "8olpqIot.
6rebsalbum". 5 oenne imrft lib.
itpreoe fife Bog poa fnoppe bun-
oreoe Siber bar ban benpttet iaIt 80
Sprog. Senne fiIoipuenoe Srebs.
bpmne paa De mango Sprog bIep hoa
life ienbt ITO. Ger bar fommet noget
imelem, Der fDlbte 5orfatteren meo
iaa megen Sorg, at ban fanot set
belbigit forelsbig at Iabe 9ogen 6Iipe
%liggenoe. Get, iom par fommet incl.
lem, bar goerfrtgen, og berfor er set
iioite Dist | bans BOG ct fraftiat ma.
nenbe Orb til enalGnoerne og goer.
ne ON for bet mere SIeatifob | Sro
og aiitamning at lutte arigens RRb.
Tier.
Ssrit en- Sib efter 3ronning Bic.
torias 3sb ienbte Soueripein no lit
Sreosolbiim, iom ban ba tilegneoc
ale ianbe Srebspenner / england, og
iom ban ohlutteoe meb ct Sia9g
hpori ban blunbt anoet gisr Reoe for
9ugens Siitorie.
gf be 80 Sprog, Tom err repreiente.
rebe | gogelL er ogiaa Rorif, rigti9.
rof / Gialeft, / 8slenool. Get er ct
9igt, ser ~iIiltter nreS ct inocrIigt On.
fife ON Ell afilutnins paa Dem ipbnfri.
fanife arias HGailer for ben gobe
Gronning 9ictorias Sfplo.
glf andre Sprog, iom finbes /.
Senne merfeIise Sog, fan incomes
Sanifrit, Sprfiif, genSiif, Yeriiif.
Reoertpif, &umGnif, slrabiif og Sap.
piif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
nhincr. Os sGble.MarmcIaSc.
&~jcrncmclfS. Sage.

gu Sop Suffer, 112 Sop Srnsr, /
Sop &icrnemelf, / g@e, 2 Stopper
MeI, Il Sbeife Sooa % 1 SbeifC
@afing Bomber, iigtet meb MeIet, u
Sop &oiircr, y Sop aoriuter, y
GbCife GaueI, "A S6Gifc Nelif % "a
Sbeifc WtuIfot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
gonne.Tnl mcS somatianec.

Gina Beans foges til De er more,
presses On eiennpm ct 8srilag tiIipt.
tes iaa Salt, 9ebcr og Ell Spiieife
SmlIt til Ell giut at @snuemasien.
Saa bar man TO pispeoe 9Gg / og Y
&np 9reSfrummer, laper set iao til
en- SiltI, lGgaer SEN irb / imiirt ga.
Dir % ite9er Sen 20 Mtiritter | Ell
tentmeIig beo gogeroon. Gen plies
nieh Spttlat. Smicc iii. .l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Wnrfmns / Sabcn.

Morfmliene er ofte cn6ml mere far.
Ii9e for SrGcrne i Saoen enS ielpc
Saren. De Gier Jig @eie unOer
Sneen og opieaer meO itort Selo Sc
imoa Greer, bbiS Bart De iao gna.
Der Of Iiee neSe oeo Soroen.
Spis Der fiuoeS tort @rGS, iom bar
noret ontfriug Stdmmen, on in6ret.
ter Warfmtieu fig ct SpboloSite6 Der
% tnger fit Ginter. 6orooo al SrGets
@arf, boiIfct betpoer bets GbeIGg.
aeIie. 9ettc fon forebp9ee$ peo at
fierue oIt @rpS ira Stommen, ON
oct life er eiort for, og berpao
tronrpe Sncen fat oG ooot ia1nnrnr
rln6t Stnmmen, bniIfet beifDtter Den,
Sa Mtilieue gisr fine Geie Blot / Sen
ble6e Sue % ifpr be Steoer bpor
Sneen er trompet boor6t iammen.
9tnnr man bar fisbt ct 6rngttrp,
plontet oct og iaoet set til at bore,
fanife Here Gnr % nprer Sanb ON
mart at heite Sruqt al bet. o9 finder
berinoO iom 6slQc nf IiOt 6orism.
melie ct oiborfrt op6SSsmt SrG, ga
friIteS man iii at tabe Wobet % op.
aipe set belle. SoaIeocS peo hi, SC,
bar 9aoet til fIcre SteOcr. &c berior
eiter, ioa life uoget 1iat Ifol romme
npqen az 6ent, Ser Iricr bette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06

ltsuisninsernc | Sinlano. Wagi.
iter 8ummerilbs og Sngerier Gounn.
ser bar itbpiite, bar fact 5ilaoelIe I'll
iaien at toae goIie | SiitIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
@ibocl muS Sfa6 clcr Tsnnt.

N"NN ffhhAs
Gan 6e SteScr. boor areotltrpr oa
Scite bol6e5 megct in6e / oorme SiGs
og StaI6e, li6er Se ofte at Sfab on
6uut. ct iiffcrt Sean bcrpua er set,
uoar Gprere ifubber % fIsr iiQ oeS
cnboer gnleoniug sc Fan fua. Settc
er &cpiS poo, al entrn rr oct Gus eI,
Ter 6uot, &c Iibrr al. MOB ole OiSic
Cnoer fan man brrgc forifieQigc
Gina me0 ~bctpoeIigt SeI6 inaiom ct
Npfog al Eobof oq en- @ouofoISig.
he's al SuQrr, Ser fan fisbe8 pao apo.
tcfet, men mcb SeniDn til 9iuiabeS
% let Stlopniua aiueS ser fnopt no.
oct bcNrc enc felQet6e. pna bpiIfat
RcaicrinQcnS Observation-Disclosures
bar TAT fit StempcI: Sa0 SoouIbIom
81 @unO, ulUifct GuIt 1864 GunS
'omt 100 @aloner SanN. Sdu Sal,
fen / en- uoget pio men lap 4aSIe oa
fei ioumeGct &onb til, iom ser be,
hrpc9 for al Irife aaIfen. Soar sen
irr ltN iom en- INF &pIItua mao Spop.
len blondes Oeri, BELT orS at briiae ct
SoIh til at Hr0$ie SEN meo. Com M
Ncnuc 0to@ie / en- flor @ruSe elcr on.
oct &ogcoppornt % iet 0ertiI fra p
til 30 @oIIoncr al foaetoc Sauo oo
iOrtiTt meo SOquinpen min0it 10 Il
mcr. rcrCn6c 6ct ON iua @uuSfaIOet
bIouNc2 Qobt iomncu mcS SET spriac
&n0bolh. llnNcr &oguingen iIp0er
en- Gel AZ Snonlcn pao Soerilaben
men nil aroboiS ioripiuSe. noar Sen
bIorNa fuIbitUubi9 ianrmen mco oct
rnrigc. % ga ierit TONNES set / en-
Irnhc. huor ser ma itaa, inotiI Sen
flare &rife er ifilt ira @umbiaI6et.
Ecrne &Titc er 6et, iom maa TONNES
ct Sur % fortpnbeS mco 100 Sol.
louCr parmt GanS % or "a oct, Tom
itol brile$ til al paite sc beipn9tc
Cnr mes.
SeIpe 9mSiaISrt mac iIet life
nprc bIonSet op / SIT. huormeS scr
plites, men bet or Ct alOele$ iortrin.
Iigt QiiooeI iom &i0paif mopenoig /
De &1lie, bOor De IiOeuSc areaturer
bar opbolOt iig. Seo at gniSe Senne
&Gitc Ii9e iuS til SnScn pan oe an.
grebne Epr oil baaoe Gus % Slab
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Ga gGblr.Yic.

en- Silort seblgr, tiIiat Suffer ef-
ter Smag % fogte, til De CT JON Ell
@rsb, blonoeS, eitcrat oct or folSt,
meo 1 aop 100 Slsoe % ? ses. sgh'
lemasien maa maoles 'eiter ocn er
fopt. life ier. 8 en- ailans Eanbc
hpffeS Siocrue o. 8unoer meo RIG.
tia 600 Gie,9ruit beri bGloeS seble.
mnsien % ItegeS, til Den er irogen.
IunSe fat. Gen ipiies parm % er
meget goo.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
INSTANT RELIEF

s'I washed him with Cuticura Soap
and put on one application of Cuti:
cura Ointment and he was so soothed
that I put him in the cradle. You don't
know how glad I felt when he felt bet
fer. It took one boz of Cuticura ONT
1nent, pretty near one cake Of cuticura
Soap, and about half bottle of Cuti-
cura Reso1vent, to cure. think
he would have died only for the
Cuticura.'
MRS. M. c. MAITLAND, Jasper, Ont.
No return in ID years: Mrs. Maitland
writes, under date Of Feb. "a, 1908: It
affords me pleasure to inform you
that it is fourteen years since my boy
was cured Of the terrible skin disease.
He has been permanently cured and
Is hearty and strong"
I'm form Of chocolate Coated pills per vial d COZ
Ointment, 60c.. Soap, 95c. Depou: London q Charter.
house Sl Paris Rue de Ia Pax; Boston, la Councui
Ave. Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp, Sole PTopriStort
ar Send for " How to Cure Every Humouz.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
CAME NEAR DYING
From an Awful Skin Humour,
Scratched Till Blood Ran.
Wasted to Skeleton.
CURED BY CUTlCURA
One Application soothed Him
to Sleep. Cure Speedy
and Permanent.

~when my little boy was three
months old his head broke out with a
rash, which was very itchy and ran
considerable watery fluid. We tried
everything we could, but he got worse
all the time till it spread to his arms,
legs, and then to his entire body, and
he came near dying. It itched so he
would scratch till the blood ran, and a
thin yellowish stuff would be all over
his pillow in the morning. had to put
mittens on his hands to keep him from
tearing his skin. He got so weak
he took fainting spells and we would
think him dying. y He was almost a
skeleton and his little hands were
thin like claws. -
"He was bad about eight months
when we tried Cuticura. I had not
laid him down in his cradle in the
daytime for long time. He had got
SO that he just slept in our arms all
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
SETIL ERS ENACT
ROLE OF DIETz.
Armed MeA Hold Up a Log Drive
and Demand that Tribute
Be Paid Them.

Duluth, Mimi, April 19.-Ten armed
men are doing the same stunt on the
Floodwood river, in st. Louis county,
that John Dietz is doing at Cameron
dam on the Thornapple river in Wiscon-
sin.
When a log driving crew in the en-
ploy Of Coolidge & Schussler attempted
wood, they were notified by Mike An
derson and Erick Perkie, owners of the
land just below the boom, that the logs
would not be allowed to come down
thru their land until some satisfactory
arrangement for compensation was
made with them.
The foreman said he had orders to
90 ahead and proposed to do so, where
| upon, he alleges, the claimants declared
their warning. The men were armed
with rifles. %%sEe. .es.~ Vie
The authorities were notified and a
| constable went out with papers to en-
| join Anderson and Perkie. He says
they laughed at him and told him to
| go back home.
The constable went back, but re-
| turned shortly with seven other men
to enforce service of the papers. When
| they arrived, the two men had retired
to Perkie's house, and eight of their
friends, all armed, were with them, it
is declared, prepared to make resist
ance.
The constable and his men did not
think it wise to attack the house, and
to come with force Of deputies.
The owners of the logs assert that
Anderson and Perkie have been well
paid by the Floodwood River Improve,
ment company for the privilege of driv-
| ing logs thru their land.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
PUBLIC WELL PLEASED
Model Bank Building a Pride of the
2t~' North Side.

: The new marble front bank building
of the German American bank at Plym-
outh and Washington avenues has been
dedicated by the public. The bank was
opened for business last Wednesday,
and since that time the patrons and
general public have been given every
Opportunity to look into every nook and
Granny of the building, including the sa-
cred money vault. -....E&
Special attention has been given to
the comfort Of patrons and the clerks:
The light is ample from an overhead
glass dome, and from a multitude of in
candescent globes by eight. The air is
famed thru, after being drawn over
heated steampipes. Great oak settles
around the lobby for the public, and ap-
pointments Of the officers and direct.
ors rooms are perfect. The directors
room in the rear of the banking space
is richly decorated and thoroly artistic
Weathered oak is the wood finish
thruout. The decorations are in vel
low and ivory. The whole effect is ono
Of ease and conservatism. The private
office Of President F. A. Gross is at the
left of the entrance and at the right is
the stairway to the Offices of tenants in
the second story front.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
... WANT BAND CONCERTS
Vigorous Action to Be Taken by the
Commercial Club.

Residents Of the North Side have de.
cided to make determined effort to
secure band concerts in North Side
parks this season. The matter has been
taken up by the directors of the Com
mercial club of the district and vigor-
GUS representations will be made to the
park board. ~
In advocacy of the request North
Siders point out the long distance
necessary for them to travel to benefit
The heads of families are loath to carry
children long distances in crowded cars
when the North Side has, its own park
system and everything in readiness for
music nearer home. The club will meet
on April % and the matter will be given
further attention. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
"BAR0N" IN FASHIONS
PARADE BUT ARRESTED
New York Sun Special Service.

New York, April l9.-When he is at
home in Vienna he says he is the Baron
Carl Won Abeles. In this country, he
has gone by that high sounding title at
times, but at others he has found it con-
venient to adopt the plebeian name of
George Barron.
The "baron'' was never 50 shocked
and indignant in his life as he was when
two detective sergeants gathered him
up in the Waldorf Astoria on warrant
charging him with grand larceny. He
was dressed in the most immaculate
linen and his clawhammer coat was the
envy of all the get-rich-quick parade in
the corridors of the hotel.
The detectives found five trunks be-
longing to the baron. Three were filled
with the finest kind Of clothing, an
other with the photographs of actresses.
and the fifth was filed to the brim with
stolen mail. For months the New York
postoffce had been kept in hot water.
Letter boxes turnout the Wall street
district have been plundered in the most
mysterious manner and hundreds of
valuable packages taken.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
JAPAN IS EAGER TO
DO HONOR TO TAFT
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Washington, April ia formal
invitation to Secretary Taft to visit
Japan will be extended if the secretary
will but say that he will be ,gratitied by
the receipt of such an invitation. A
secretary Of the Japanese legation Wis
tied Mr.. Taft today to urge him to say
that he would be pleased to receive
such an invitation.
The inclination of the secretary is tore
he stops at Japanese ports during his
progress to and from the Philippines at
which time the Japanese government
had hoped to entertain him officially as
a mark of appreciation Of the treat
ment accorded Prince Fushimi dur
ing his visit here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
NEW FUR CONCERN
North Side to Be the Home Of Large
Fur Manuf acturing Firm. ii,

Another addition to- the business in
terests Of North Minneapolis is the new
firm Of Schlampp & Reinecke, who
will soon remove to the new building
now being erected for them at 900
Twentieth avenue N. Mr.. Reinecke is
already we'll known in this portion Of
the city, and there are few who do not
know Peter Schlampp. who has been as
ISOLATED with the plymouth Clothing
House and the Young Quinlan company
for many years. The new firm will con-
tinue their retail department. but will
principally devote their energies to the
wholesale end Of the business, which
will be extensive. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
Oil Lamps Antiquated.

Oil lamps on Fourteenth avenue n
from Washington to Girard are the tar
gets for attack Of the residents Of the
North Side who use this thorofare at
night An appeal is to be made to the
council for gas lights on this stretch
of street. The Commercial club is
backing the request. ss Il
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
THOUGHT DEAD, SHE
WAS ONLY IN TRANCE
New York Sun Special Service.

Waterbury, Conn, April 19.-Mrs'
Dennis McGrath, who went to Cali
fornia to recover from nervous prostra'
ton, is not dead, as was supposed, but
only in trance, and may recover. Her
sister-in-law, Miss B. McGrath, answer
ing dispatch announcing her death
left here for Los Angeles Saturday with
E. S. Cullen who represented other mem
bers of the family. After arrangements
were made for the funeral in Los An
only in a, trance, and the Waterbury
party was intercepted by a telegram
near Buffalo and Mr.. Cullen returned
but Miss McGrath continued on the
Journey.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
DELANO AS TAFT's ADVISER.

Washington. April 19-F A. Delano.
formerly general manager Of the Bur-
lington railway, was in consultation to-
day with Secretary Taft and Colonel Ed
wards. chief of the insular division, in
regard to railroad construction in the
Philippines. He has consented, at Sec
rotary Taft's request, to act as an expert
adviser in matters relating to the de-
velopment of railroads in the Philippine
archipelago-a subject very near to the
secretarys heart.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19

They make one feel as though life
was worth living. Take one of Carter 8
Little Liver Pills after eating; it will
relieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give
The state herald., 1905-03-03
Great New Orleans Fire.

New Orleans. Feb. 27.-Firc lnvolv.
ing millions Of dollars loss In physical
property and that strikes n serious II
temporary blow n, the immense export
trade In New Orleans, swept the river
front last night and wiped out the vast
freight terminals OF the Illinois Cen.
tral. known us the S,uyvcsant docks.
Nearly dozen squares OF modern
wharvcs and freight sheds. two mag.
nificent grain elevators, hundreds OF
loaded cars and vast quantities OF
freight. including 10000 bales Of cot
ton. were destroyed. together with n
large number OF small residences. The
frc was stiil raging furiously Mt mid.
night, nj which time u had almost
reached tho upper end OF the Illinois
Central property.
II hns no, been determined whether
there has been any loss Of life. The
occan.golng shipping seems TO have cE.
capped serious dnmnse. A number OF
flromcn and employees Of the docks
were Injured. Actual estimates Of the
lossoa are impossible yet, though they
may exceed s5.000000,
The stuyyosant docks extend from
Louisiana avenue almost To Napoleon
avenue, n distance OF twelve squares.
The wharycs between these two points
were covered with miles OF tthckago
and steel and iron shed ran the whole
diatancr,
The state herald., 1905-03-03
Cured Her plabetea.

Halo. Ind. Feb. 27tb.--(speclal.)-
II what will cure Diabetes will cure
any form Of Kidney Disease, as so
many physicians say, then Dodd's
Kidney Pills will cure any form of
Kidney Disease. For Mrs. l.. C. Bow
ers of this place has proved that
Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure Dia-
betes.
II had Diabetes" Mrs. Bowers says,
"my teeth all became loose and part
OF them came out. passed n great
deal Of water with such burning SEN
sations l could hardly bear 1t. | lost
about 40 pounds in weight. used
many medicines and doctored with
two local doctors but never got any
better till started to use Dodd's
Kidney Pills. They cured me SO com
pletely that in three years l have had
no return of the disease. am n
well woman now, thanks TO Dodd's
Kidney Pills"
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ailments from Backache to Bright's
Disease. Cure your Backache with
them and you will never have Brights
Disease, Diabetes or rheumatism.
The state herald., 1905-03-03
slMPLoN TUNNEL FINISHED.
One Of the Greatest Engineering Works
the World Has Ever Known.

Condo, Switzerland. Feb. 2G.-Pierc-
Ing of the Simplon tunnel through the
Alps was completed at 1920 o'clock FRI
day morning. The work was com
menced In 1898.
Many unexpected obstacles were en-.
countered. the most serious being hot
springs, which theatened to wreck the
whole enterprise, and temperature
which at one time rose TO l3l degrees
Fahrenheit. making continuance OF
the work impossible until the engi-
neers found means OF cooling the at
mosphere.
Now that the borers have met. 1t
will enable the water accumulated in
the north gallery TO be drawn Of
The work OF preparing the tunnel
for n permanent railway Will be rushed
as rapidly as possible and II Is hoped
TO inaugurate the tunnel about March
goth.
The piercing OF the Simplon Is re-
garded as being on OF the greatest en-
gineering achievements OF the age.
Many difficulties were encountered
and overcome.
The length OF the tunnel from Briga.
In Switzerland. to Iselle. on the ltal.
ian side OF the mountain. is about
twelve miles. Work was begun over
seven years ago. and according to con
tract the tunnel must be ready for traf
iic May 18th next. The Swiss and ltal.
ian governments jointly financed the
undertaking. share and share alike, at
the. cost of sl5.000.O00.
As soon as the boring Is thoroughly
completed and the track laid. smaller
tunnel Is to be constructed. parallel TO
the large one. which will be increased
In size so AS to permit OF traffic both
ways ut the same time.
The state herald., 1905-03-03
EDIBLE CACTUS.
Wonderful Product Of q California Hor.
<leul4urtst.

Wonderful Product Of q California Hor.
ticulturlst.
There are millions OF acres of arid
land upon the giobe, much Of 1t, even
with the most persistent irrigation.
yielding but scantily, und enormous
reaches Of 1t devoid OF all growth but
the cactus, foe to man and beast;
but Mr.. Burbank resolved that he
would reclaim 1t, not by irrigation.
though welcoming Its aid. but by
means Of the desert itself-the desert
and its cactus, its heat and Its sun.
So for a period Of over ten years he
has worked with the utmost persist
ence and skill until at last he has de-
veloped cactus plant which will con-
vert the desert into garden. He has
made the cactus thornless, taking from
Its leaves the hard, woody substance,
the spicules. SO dangerous to animal
life. More than this, he has made 1t
adaptable to any climate. 1t will thrive
on the hot desert, but 1t will grow
with marvellous fecundity when irri-
gated or when planted in richer soil.
But this is not all Of the marvel. He
has bred this dreaded scourge OF the
desert. this pariah among plants. until
1t has become the producer Of u de-
lightful, nutritious food for man and
beast-until, in his estimate, consider
Ing the unused areas OF the world
where It will thrive, 1t will afford food
for twice the people now upon the
earth.-From William S. Harwood's
"A Wonder Worker Of Science" In the
March Century.