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CATSUP-1LLEGAL.
Brand Tomato Catsup. Reliable.
Producer or iobber, Reliable Ketchup Co.,
Hamilton. Ohio.
Contains starch paste, colored with coal tar
Brand. Tomato Catsup. Home Made.
PrpdYcer or jobber, Standard Packing Co..
Colored with coal tar dye.
Lab. No. 2073.
Brand. Tomato Ketehup, Tip Top.
Brand. Ketchup; Tomato. Buffers.
'rcaucer Ca or Jobher; The Tip Top ketehup
colorcd with coal tar color.
Lab. No. 1867.
Brand, Fulton.
Producer or jobber, Fulton Relish Co., In.
dianapolis. Ind.
Colored with coal tar color and contains
filler starch.
Lab No 1868.
Brand. Minnesota Favorite.
PRODUCERS unknown. (Gedney Pickling
colored with coal tar dye, also large amount
Lab No. io44.
Brand, Booths. .
pfa@"ser s,a4s. Nd! o. johber Booth & Co.. B''si'
Contains quantity of starch colored with
coal tar color
Lab. No. 2Oo3.
Brand, Tomato Catsup Manhattan Club.
pTeo"et5 eo cnsn}Sa S5 }esieTo g. The Tip Top kstehup
Co!oIed with coal tar dye. Contains starch.
Lab. No. 2OG3.
Brand. Tomato Catsup. Reliable.
Producer or iobber. Reliable Ketchup Co..
Hamilton, o.
Contains starch paste. colored with coal tar
dye.
Lab. No. 2072.
Brand, Tomato Catsup. Home Made.
Producer or jobber. Standard Packing Co.,
indianapolis, Ind.
Colored With coal tsS dye.
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IHoMAs A. EDISON, the in.

iOMAS a. EUISUN, the IN.
ventor, in mapping out the
problems of the future, gives
first place to the necessity of
fighting the bacteria which
give US our diseases. Next
to the actual bacteria of dis
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Lab. No. 2O73.
brand. Tomato Keschup Tip Top.
ifSa%ss1 S;ns;nns, Si 'Se0er' Tip Top ketehnp Co.
6 Contains Sa ss.s seal tar dye and starch.
Brand. Tomato Catsup. Home Comfort.
frHd.ssr S1,St S Sr JjobSer' Brant Canning Co.
Lab No. 2e66.
Brand, Tomato. ,Catsup, Home Made.
Producer or jobbcr. Standard Packing Co..
Indianapolis, Ind.
Colored with coal tar colors.
brand, Tomato catsup. snider. Hon.
Made.
Producer Cd o; jobbeT, ~. snider Preserving
Colored with coal tar color.
Brand, Tomato Catsup, Minnesota Favorite.
Producer or jobber, Gedney Picking Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Colorcd with coal tar dye and contains
large amount of starch.
Lab. No. 2!osB.
Brand, Wagner's Dosshead.
PfSsSiss SsI,;more or IS' jsSSSer Martin Wagner Co.,
Colored with coal tar dye.
Lab. No. 257o.
Brand. Tomato Catsup.
, e Sons.in. M ..ss starch and foreign color.
Bfeena; Mineesota Fav0rte <Gedney Picking
Soloreo with coal tar color.
Lab. No. 2l79.
Brand, Tomato Catsup, Yankee Doodle.
Producer or jobber, American Relish Co.,
indianapolis, Ind.
Contains starch paste.
Lab. No. 1850.
Brand, Sunny Side Ketchup.
Producer or jobber, Tip Top Ketchup Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
Contains large amount of starch paste.
Lab No. $500.
Brand, Puritan Catsup.
Producer or jobber, Tip Top Ketehup Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
Contains large amount Of starch.
Lab. No. 1885.
Brand. Sunny Side Ketehup.
Producer or johber, Tip Top Ketchup Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
Contains large amount of starch paste.
Lab. No. 2047.
Brand, Tomato Ketchup, Campbell's.
serve Co., Camden, N. J.
Contains starch filler and coal tar dye.
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Lab. No. $685.
Brand, Bulk.
Retailers, Kraabel & Kraabel Colgate, N
ID.
Contains alum and phosphates.
Lab No. 1851.
Brand, Bulk.
Retailers, Weiser & Kelly, Valley City. N
u.
Coota;uS alr,r ,od Dho.ohaSs
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=, MOLItooES-lLLEGAL.
l'rand. Maple Sugar Pure.
prcdussr fduss Or or j95bsr; Marshal!own Syrup 6
Lab. b. No. N.' Itss. 'A'e'eu'
brand. Maple Syrup.
From Hannah, N. d.
Not properly labeled
Lab. No. 1880.
Brand, Maple Syrup
Not pure maple syrup, mainly cane sugar
Lab 'y;op No 1907.
Brand, Pure Maple Sugar.
ton, Canada.
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 1850.
Brand, Maple Sugar, Adirondack, guaran.
tced pure.
Producer or jobber, Reid Murdoch & Co.,
Chicago
Lab. Sof No. proRs51y isdi, labeled
Brand, Pure Vermont Maple Sugar.
PRODUCER or jobber, T. K. Waterman,
Johnson, Vt.
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 1906.
Brand. Maple Sugar
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. i775.
Brand, Maple Syrup.
Co, Chicago. III.
Lab. No. 1904.
Sent in by L. Adamson.
, \ Not NJ npropssardly psady labeled. Illegal.
Brand, Maple Syrup. Green Mountain.
Producer or jobber, Towle Maple Syrup Co.,
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 2OOG.
Brand, Canada Sap.
Producer or jobber. National Syrup Co..
st. Paul, MINI.
, y Not properlyy labeled.
Producer or .jobbcr, Reid, Murdoch & Co..
Chicago, Ill.
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 2050.
Brand Maple Syrup, Ottawa.
PRODUCER or jobber, Western Maple Co.,
St. Paul
Mainly glucose.
Lab. No. 2l35.
Brand Scudder's Maple Syrup.
Producer jobbcr, Scudder Syrup Co,
Not properly labeled
Lab. No. 21G6.
Brand. Maple. Syrup, Green Mountain.
Producer or jobber. Towle Syrup Co., ST.
Paul. MINI.
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 2329.
Brand Maple Syrup. Lyndon.
& Co., Chicago.
Not properly labeled.
Lab No. 1880.
Brand. Maple Syrup. Ricl,elieu.
Producer or jobber. SpraRue, Warner &
Co., Chicago.
Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 237i.
Brand, Maple Syrup, Monarch
Producer or jobber. Reid, Murdock & Co..
Chicago.
Not pure maple syrup.
Lab. No. 1868.
Brand. Aunt Rates Green Mountain.
Producer or jobber, Truesdell Syrup Co.,
Frecport, III.
Not properly labeled.
Brand, Old Moose,
Producer or iobber, Arcadia Maple Co., ad
dress not given.
Lab. No. 2s4a. '
Brand. Old Moose.
Not properly labeled.
Brand. Aunt Rates Green Mountain.
Producer or jobber, Truesdell Syrup Co..
Freeport, Ill.
Lab. No. 1856.
Brand, Old Moose.
Producer jobber. Arcadia Maple Co.
| Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 27el..
Brand. Maple Syrup Canada Sap. Old
Producer or jobber. Arcadia Maple Co.
Address not given.
Not properly labeled.
| Lab. No. 2796.
| Brand, Maple Sugar.
Producer or jobber. Arcadia Sap Co., St
| Francois. Canada.
| Not properly labeled.
Lab. No. 268O.
| Brand. Tennessee Sorghum. Tiger
Producer or jobber. St. Louis Syrup s
| Preserving Co., St. Louis.
Not properly labeled.
COCOA AND CHOCOLATES-ILLEGA
| Lab No l774:
Brand, Chocolate. Justice Premium No. !
Producer or jobber. William II. Baker
Syracuse, N. Y.
Contains large amount of foreign starch
/ Lab. No. 1884.
Brand, Chocolate, Justice.
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ENER.AGES-ILLEGAL.
Lab No. 2257.
Brand, Concord Grape Juice.
Producer jobber, Reid, Murdoch & Co.,
Chicago.
Contains bcnzoic acid.
Lab No. 24O4
Brand, Grape Vino.
Colorcd with coal tar dye.
Lab No. 2436. U}y request.)
Brand, Birch Beer.
Producer or jobber, Glenwood Spring Water
Co., Glcnwood, Minn.>
Contains saicylic acid and coal tar dye.
Lab No. 2437. (By rcquest.)
Brand, Wild Cherry Wine.
Producer or jobber, Glenwood Spring Water
sAolqdu'nH XIS 1VO
Co., Glenwood, Mimi.
Contains salcylic acid and coal tar dye.
Lab. No. 2439. Usy request.)
Brand, Pear Champaign Cider.
Producer jobber, Glenwood Spring Water
Co., Glenwood, MINI.
Contains salicylic acid and coal tar dye.
Lab No. 24S3.
Brand, Concord Grape Juice.
Producer or jobber, Reid Murdoch & Co.,
Chicago.
Contains henzOic acid
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CORN AND sUCcoTAsH-1LLEGAL.

| souSsiI NOTI, OTdNRC nlOSSCN1.
Producer or. Jobber, J. & E. 4. Wyman,
Bethel, Maine.
Contains suphites.
ah. No. 2042.
Brand. Sugar Corn, Pride of Talbot
Packing Co... Easton, Md.
Contains sulphites.
Lab No. 1850.
Brand, Cream Corn, Golden.
| Co.. Lennox, N. Y.
Contains sulphites.
| Lab. No 25s2.
Brand. Sugar Corn.
Producer or Iobber, unknown.
Contains sulphites.
Brand. University Succotash.
l'roauccr or !obber. Winston. Harper.
Contains saccharin.
Lab. No. 23G7
Brand, Sugar Corn.
Not properly labeled.
| Lab. No. 2G72.
Hrand. Alice Rose Sugar Corn.
Co., W. Poland, Nc.
Contains saccharin i'll large amount.
BEANS AND PEAS-ILLEGAL.
| Lab. No. 1905.
Brand, Petit PoiS.
Producer or Jobber, K. Montadon Bor.
dcaux, France.
Contains aluminium and copper.
Lab. No. Pip.
Brand, Petit Pois.
Producer or Iobber. Jules FASTER & Gle.
bordeaux, France
Contains copper.
Lab No. 21lj.
Brand, Petit Pos (l'rench Peas.)
Prn'luccr or 1obbcr, Victor Tertrais Nantes,
Contains copper.
Lab. No. 2l42.
Producer or Jobbcr, LeSohel, Malines. Bel.
Contains copper
Lab. No 2187
Brand, Petit Pois (7rench Peas). Riseh.
I'rnlucer or Jobber, Ancienne, Maison,
ksch Cheminant, Paris
Contains copper and aluminium.
Lab No. PISS
!:rand, Petit Pois (French Peas), Risch.
prolu"tr or Jobbcr. Ancienne, Maison &
Contains copper and aluminium.
'.ah. No. 210i.
:rand, Petit Pois.
Producer jobber Paul Bergot Fills.
Contains copper and aluminium
Lab No. 223O
Brand, Petit Pois.
I'ro'lucer or jobber. B. Laforest, Periqueux,
Contains copper and aluminium.
Lab. No. 1850.
Brand, Beans (Haricots Flagolets).
Producer jobhcr, Alphonse Pinadu, Bor.
Contains copper in large amount.
Lab No. 1923. (By request)
Brand, Beans.
Producer or Job%ser, Burt olney Canning
Contains saccl,arin, salicylic acid and ben.
zoic acid
Lab No. 2e24. (By request)
rreduee5 ed one;d, Or jos4er Burt o'"ey Canning
Contains saccharin, benzoic acid and salicy.
lie acid.
Brand. Petit Pois, (French Peas).
Producers or jobbers, Geo. Dalidet & Co.,
bordeaux, France.
Contains copper.
Lab. No. 2263.
Prod":er ro or or jobber, c. couteaux, Paris.
| Lab. No. $780, !'(''
Brand, Petit Pois, Lc Soliel.
Made at Malines. France.
Contains copper and aluminium salts
| Lab. No. 2281.
Producer or jobber, R. Monbadon. Bor.
dcaux.
Contains copper and aluminium salts
Brand, Petit Pois.
Producer or Iobber. Geo. Dalidet 4 Co.,
Bordeaux, France.
Contains copper.
Lab No 22s6.
| Brand, Petit Pois.
Producer or :jobber, Geo. Dalidet & Co.,
bordeaux, France.
| Contains copper and aluminium salts.
Lab. No. 22s7.
Brand, Petit Pois.
Producer or jobber, R. Monbadon, Bor.
deaux, France.
Contains copper.
| Lab. No. 1878.
| Prand, French Peas (Petit Pois).
| Producer jobber, C. Coutcaux
| Contains copper and aluminium salts.
| Lab. No. 2421.
| Hrand, French Peas
| Producer or jobber, R. Monbadon, Bor
| deaux, France.
| Contains copper and aluminium salts
| Lab. No. 2726.
Rrand. French Peas (Petit Pois).
Producer or iobber, Carriel Tria & Co..
| Bordeaux. France.
Contains copper.
| CATSUP-ILLEGAL
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Producer or jobber. William II. Baker
Contains foreign starch. ..
lab. No. 1882
predueer or jobber' Grigss, Cooper & Co.
Contains foreign starch filler.
Lab. No. l9S9B.
brand, Ambrosia, Sweet Chocolate.
Producer or jobber, Ambrosia Chocolate Co.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Contains starch.
Lab No. 1890.
Brand, lockwood & Co., Premium Choco
late.
Producer jobber, lockwood & Co.. New
York.
Contains large amount of foreign starch
Lab. No. 2O45
Brand, Red Hook, Chocolate.
rrSduceS Cd I'D or ujjob jobbes Red Hook Chocolate
Contains large amount of foreign starch
Lab. No. 2O71.
Brand, Rest, Sweet Chocolate
prGauser eSss;eT. 9r %, jo16er' W. H. Baker, Win
Contains a large amount of foreign starch.
Brand. Walkers Mascot, Sweet Chocolate.
Producer Sdus1, or jobber' job" Walker Co..
Contains large amount of starch.
Lab. No. 2l46
Brand, Premiums, Chocolate.
Producer or jobber, lockwood Co., New
Contains large amount of foreign starch.
Lab. No. 2l6i.. (By rcquest.l
Brand, Noxall. Chocolate Covering.
Producer or jobber, II. o. Wilbur & Sons,
Philadelphia
Contains large amount of starch.
Lab No. 22l5.
V Brand, Daisy, Sweet Chocolate.
Mfg. Unknown
Contains foreign starch.
Lab. No. 22l6
Brand, Justice, Cocoa.
Producer Jobbcr, VIM. H. Baker,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Contains large amount of starch.
Not standard.
Lab. No. 1928.
Brand, Elephant, Sweet Chocolate.
Mfg. unknown.
Contains large amount of foreign starch.
Lab. No. 2227.
Brand, Fry's Homeopathic Cocoa.
Producer jobber, J. S. Fry & Sons,
Brtton & London.
Contains large amount of foreign starch.
Lab. No. 252T.
Brand, Unswectened Baking Chocolate.
Producer or jobber, Manhattan Cocoa &
Chocolate Mills, N. Y.
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Brand, Bulk. :.
| Retailers, Kraabel & Kraabel. Colgate,
| ID.
Contains alum and phosphates.
| Lab. No. 1851.
Brand, Bulk.
Retailers, Weiser & Kelly, Valley City.
ID.
Contains alum and phosphate.
spICEs-ILLEGAL.
Brand Black Pepper, Bulk.
.\dultcratcd and not standard.
Lab. No. 2l1G.
Brand, Cloves, Bulk.
PRODUCER or jobber, Iewett Bros, Aberdeen
.Adulterated and not standard.
Lab. No. 2203.
Brand, Ground Gloves, Bulk.
Not pure, below standard.
Lab. No. 1854.
Brand, Asco Pepper.
Producer or jobber, Atwood & Steele Co..
Adulteratcd and not standard.
Lab No. 1897.
Brand, Cloves, Bulk
Deficient in volatile oil.
CANDY-ILLEGAL.
Lab. No. 2593.
Brand, Candy Beans.
Colorcd with coal tar dye
Lab. No. 2700.
brand, Candy Jelly Beans.
Col0red with coal tar dye.
Lab. No. 2SO2.
Brand, Candy Balls.
Colorcd with coal tar dye.
Lab. No. 2sl2
Brand, Candy, Red Strawberries.
Colored with coal tar dye.
Lab. No. 2Sl3.
Brand Mixed Candy.
Colored with coal tar dye.
LEMON EXTRACT-lLLEGAL.
Lab. No. 2O52.
Brand, Pure Concentrated.
Producer, J. ii. Bell l. Co., Chicago.
Oil of lemon, 800 per cent.
Color questionable.
Lab. No. 2l50.
Brand, Jumbo.
Oil of lemon, 2.lS per cent.
Color foreign.
Lab. No. 2l53
Brand, Lemon Extract
Producer, Consolidated Perfume Co., Chi
Oil of lemon, $50 per cent.
Lab. No. 2170.
Brand, Jewctt's High Grade.
Producer, Jewctt Bros, Aberdeen, S. D.
Oil OF lemon, zoo per cent.
Lab. No. 2lS4.
Brand, Atwood & Stccle's
producers Atwood 4 Steele, Chicago.
Oil Of lemon, .6l per cent.
Lab. No. 222s N}y request.)
Brand, Coronct.
Producer. California Citrus Product Co.
National City, Cal.
Oil of lemon, per cent.
Lab. No. 2310.
Brand, Otter Triple.
Producer. Beall & MCGOWAN Co., Fergus
Falls, MINI.
Oil OF lemon, q per cent.
Color foreign.
Lab. No. 2Sl5.
Brand, IIooser.
Producers Atwood & Steele, Chicago.
Oii of lemon, l.i7 per cent.
Color foreign.
Lab. No. 1880
Brand, Bastinc's
Producer, Bastne & Co., New York.
Oil of lemon, 4.50 per cent.
Lab. No. 2446.
Brand, Lemon Extract.
Producer, unknown.
Oil of lemon, 3.25 per cent.
Lab. No. 2448
Brand, Lemon Extract
Oil of lemon, 3."5 per cent.
Lab. No. 2667.
Brand, Seal.
Producers Kenwood Preserving Co., Chi.
cago.
Oil Of lemon, per cent.
Color foreign.
Lab. No. 25l8.
Brand, Lemon Extract.
Oil of lemon, per cent.
Lab. No. 2l75.
Brand, Lemon Extract, Pure Food.
Producer or jobber Standard Chemical Co..
St. Louis Mo.
Oil of lemon, per cent.
Contains foreign color.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
Eakirs Ready Wit.

Hampton l.. Carson, Attorney-Ge
al of Pennsylvania, sat on the plaza
of a Delaware Water Gap hotel talking
about very resourceful and alert law
yer.
His ready wit never fails him." Mr..
Carson said HE is like the fakiI
who was selling Hercules cement. This
faker stood on a village street cor
ner with a half dozen women about
him. He was recounting eloquently
his cement's virtues, and at the same
time he was demonstrating these vir-
tues with actual experiment. He took
up a plate, broke it in half, cemented
the two pieces with the Hercules, and
then suspended from the mended plate
a ten-pound weight.
g Look-a-here," he said There is
no cement like the Hercules. 1t is al
ways ready, it needs no heating, and
it is strong as steel To this plate, for
instance, / have just hung ten pound
weight. | will now remove that weight
and substitute twenty-five pound one.
The cement, you see holds firm.
now increase the weight to thirty
pounds, and
Crash! The plate broke. The little
audience smiled.
But the fakir, not at all perturbed,
went on:
And you will observe, ladies, that
the plate now breaks with ease, thus
giving us an opportunity to cement the
edges more firmly together whenever
it is desirable to do so. Buffalo En-
quirer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
a Dinner story.

A pretty story about the young
Duchess of Marlborough. who was
Miss Vance bllt he'ore har marriage.
was told at recent dinner party.
"Blenheim Palace, the Duke of
Marlborough country sea-" said the
narrator, 'front5 the beautiful old
village of Woodstock. The people OF
Woodstock are humtle and modest.
Their regard for or duchess. as
they call the ms r1ss Of Blenheim,
Is a touching thiog.
~ One afternoon the duchess call
ed on an old woman who lives in a
quaint cottage not far from the OH
yer Cromwell house The old wom-
an. was made very nervous at first
by the honor OF this call, but the
simple, kindly manner of her visitor
soon put her at her ease. She made
some tea, and al or little while she
was talking with her usual yolubil-
ity.
THE duchess, when she rose to
go, said:
at hope that now you will no lon
ger be afraid of me, and shall ex-
pect you to pay me visit SOON
= The old woman made a curtsy.
s'"s"'Ah, your grace she said, it's not
yourself I'm frightened at; it's them
grand servants IL ondon Modern
Society. ~ ah4&
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
New York Indians.

81 have friend who bRfit up quite
a business in mailing ornamental In
dian heads said an uptown woman.
land selling them to dealers In New
York Not long ago she had a little
exhibition of her work at her rooms,
and among her visitors was woman
living in the same apartment house
who was especially interested be-
cause she had a son in the west who
had sent several heads to her of SINH
lar kind
1.-THE two women got to talking on
the subject and the visitor said she
would go and get some of her heads
which had come straight from the
place where they grow and they
would compare them with the New
York productions The heads were
duly compared, the New York woman,
smiling a little when she saw them.
and then to the surprise of both, she
turned one head over and there on
the back of it was her own mark.
Evidently the New York dealer
had been supplying the Western mar
ket from New York, and the young
fellow in the West. never thinking
about that, had bought the heads and
sent them rack to their starting
point. But 1t was hardly to be .ex-
pected that they would come back to
the very studio in which they had
hooo eroated New York Is a remark
able city.p--New York Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
The Potato and the Moon.

A great many farmers can't raise a
crop of potatoes that are any count
unless they plant them, "in the NOON"
or at least that is the verdict of about
half the farmers.
The experiment stations have plant
ed potatoes lin the MOON and OUT of
the moon, but no decided improve
ment could be seen in those planted
lin the moon" over those planted in
''just good dirt"
1t is a general belief among many
of our farmer friends, that big top,
mo tater, no top, "all tater;" this
might have been the case before | be-
gan to experiment with potatoes, but
it is far from it now The heaviest
yielder had last season had the
heaviest top | ever saw, in fact 50
thick and heavy that when ones hat
was thrown on them it staid
| do not say that light top potatoes
are no yielder, far from it, but do
say that the heaviest yielders l have
ever tested, had the heaviest tops; this
is also the decision of ]. f. Keller, one
of Ohio's foremost potato growers.
Some think that planted in the
light moon" make heavy tops and
planted in the dark moon" makes the
heaviest yield of potatoes, but | have
found in the test of 80 or more of the
best known varieties of potatoes, that
the things which constitute a large
yield of large potatoes are the right
kind of soil, cultivation, the right
amount of moisture when needed, and
last but not least, good seed stock for
planting. If the above are all favor
able, you need not watch the moon, it's
the sun that helps to make tho ZIG
crops of potatoes, not thapSsoon.
Farmers who comply~with the above
conditions. (as far-as their power goes,
of course they cannot regulate the sup
ply Of moisture except artificially) will
have potatoes to sell, when the moon
farmer" has none-Omer r. Abraham,
in Indiana Farmer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
Portrait of Gen. Robert :. Lee

The fact that too frequently it tran
spires in American history that no
accurate and authentic portrait of her
great men is faithfully preserved has
caused number of the devoted ad-
mirers of General Robert q. Lee to
interest Themselves to cause a perfect
picture of the great general to be
made and 10 be preserved for all fu-
ture history.
This work, after a lapse of forty
years, is now under way by the John
A. Lowell Bank Note company of Bos
ton, who are using for this purpose
the exact photograph made at Gen
eral Lees residence in Richmond a
few days after the surrender, which
picture has always been considered
by the Lee family and friends as the
most perfect likeness ever taken of
the general at that period
The work. when finished, will be of
the highest art Of steel engraving, SO
that 1t will thus be preserved for
all future time.-Clipping from the
Post, Washington, D. c.. September II,
1905.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
Nervous exhaustion invites disease

This statement is the positive truth
When every thing becomes burden
and you cannot walk few blocks with
out excessive fatigue, and you break
out ipto perspiration easily, and Your
face fushes, and you grow excited and
shaky at the least provocation, and
you cannot bear to be crossed in any
thing, you are in danger; your nerves
have given out; you need building up
at once To build up woman's nerv-
Gus system and during the period of
change of life we know of no better
medicine than Lydia e.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Here is an
illustration. Mrs. Mary L. Koehne, 371
Garfield Avenue, Chicago, Ill, writes:
"Ihave used Lydia i. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for years in my family and il
never disappoints so when felt that was
nearing the change of life commenced treat
ment with it. l took in all about six bottles
and 1t did me great deal of good. tt
stopped my dizzy spells, pains in my back
and the headaches with which | had suffered
for months before taking the Compound |
feel that if it had not been for this great med
cine for women that should not have been
alive to-day. 1t is splendid for women, old or
young, and win surely cure all female disor
ders.o RI s-
Mrs. Pinkham, OF. Lynn. Mass, in
vites all sick and niling women to write
her for advice. Her great experience
Is at their service, free of cost.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13


Here is the story of an incident
which happened during one OF Mr..
Balfour's recent motor Journeys.
With him was friend, formerly in
the House of Commons and now re-
corder Of a certain city. The chauf-
feur was signalled by Surrey con-
stable to stop. Mr.. Balfour was his
own chauffeur. Tho constable In
sisted that the speed was over the
limit. The prime minister was sure
1t was not.
We'll, look at your Indicator"
"Er-haw-well, | haven't an In
dicator," said the premier, sweetly.
but" with emphasis. I've got a re-
corGer." 8
AS the policeman did not know
what that might tie, and fearing to
show his own. ignorance IL a prose
cution should follow, he withdrew his
hand, and Mr.. Balfour aud the recor-
der, all smiles, continue their drive.
The constable heard them laugh and
scratched his bend; but it was too
late to do anything.-London Tit
Bits
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-10-13
London,s covent Garden.

Covent Garden Theatre, which clos
ed brilliant opera season July 25,
is not so years DID, 1t was opened In
May, 1853. Its pedigree of toll, or re-
creation, goes back to Rich's Theatre
of 1888. This house was altered and
improved until 1t became the second
The second was burned down in 1903,
and the third followed its example in
1856. The present theatre was de-
signed by e. M. Barry, the son Of SIR
Charles Barry. The Corinthian pill
lars Of its noble portico are loftier
than you would suppose; they are
three feet higher than those support.
ing the front of St Martins Church.
London Chronicle.