Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11


whisky and drug habit. 1t has cured
every case of functional nerve disor-
der to which 1t has been applied. The
patient becomes Il new person under
This treatment. When discharged his
head does not feel as il there was q
buzz saw in it; ON the contrary, he is
reiuvcnated and restored, physically
and mentally, and his mind is clear
and natural, no bad effects following.
This method of treatment has brought
health peace and happiness to pa.
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n man who has paid money for a
trunk dislikcs to see 1T dropped fc,..
Feet out OF car door to cement
PLATFORM. 1t damages the trunk and
iatties It's contents. The handling of
trunks Is not Il ribbon counter bust
ness ana after man has handled
'''oo" or tii'n he naturally becomes
somewhat callous. But each mans
trunk Is Valuable to him. II not to the
Daggagehian. ana there would seem to
pe no more reason Tor deliberately
nrchh'ig up truhks than Tor killing
'hiihiich because there are so many
OF 'hehn' Ihis IL one reason when n
thoughtless person carries dynamite
III HIS baggage ana 1t goes of ana
blows the top OF the station about II
milton rect into the air that the trav-
ENG pnbiic reads OF the accident with
clastcncd JOY.
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rhc ,vcrogc woman .o,,om ,oor,
ism of the struggle for life and money.
From the cradle to the grave she is
much In the position of man who
has fixed and certain Income over
and beyond that he acquires by his
own efforts. The actual battle for su.
prcmacy never comes directly home ia
her. Women are prone 10 undcrcsti.
mate the terrors OF this hOmicidal
strife. They look upon man IN
business us being who achieves large
profits from small excrtiOns and en-
] tlrely escapes the dull. plodding rout
Inc of housekeeping ana children.rcar
ing that they must face. As a matter
of fact. the average man. whether III
he bank president or a day laborcr
spends ninc-tenths of his time per
forming Irudgcry of the most dcprcss
ing sort. II Is a rare moment wlici
he Is not compelled TO 30 somcthin,
i'o."en. rarer sun wheh nc does no
III" ',n,s''' u" eon"'c' WIN Tue a'm
OF '"'"'''ohs oi son'e o'"er man.
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| Eighty million dollars IN gold Is NJ
imposing sum for u nation 10 produce
IN u single yenr. vet the output o
yellow metal sinks into inslgniiicanc
when ranged alongside the value o
crops which the tilicrs of the soil plac,
on the worlds markets. Last yea
the combined value of the wheat. cot
ton and corn crops was approximate!
~. :aW.OOO,OOO. Added to this was tin
hay crop. valued ut more than $500,
OOO.OOO: the outs crop. worth half a
much: a yield of potatoes representa-,
Sl3O, 100000, besides barley, Tobacco
and rye and fiaXsccd crops aggrcgo,
ing l35.OOO.OOO more. All things con
sidcrcd which are taken into accoup
In estimating the products OF the sol
the total contribution Of the farmers 4
the nations wealth In 1904 approxI
mated 5000, 100000.
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Dr Jomos 4 TScrI.H n, Oh. >,,,
odIst Episcopal Church Is reported I
have said the other day that there ar
good many clowns In the pulpit.
Dr. Buckley probably meant by whu
he said. IL he really said Il, that mini.
tors are doing things he would not d
AMI saying what he would not sa!
but men In all professions and kind
OF business are doing this. POsslbl
there are ministers who would critics
DIR. Buckley IN the same way. In IN
pulpit. as Oh the lecture platform or
politics or In the professions, each ina
manifcsts his individuality In SON
way which may appear to be rldIc,
lOus or serious according to the pOll
OF view. Those who make up the col
gregutlOn are to DO tho judges whethl
> the minister suits the hearers or no