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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-11
Signs Of Danger.

PackaChe, dzziucs and headache. "specks
before the cvcs," irregular heart action and
liver trouble. Tito severity Of the carly
symptoms depending upon the amount of
poison, which the Kidneys have allowed to
remain in the system.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Danpera Of Pneumonia.

4 cold At thi. time II neglected Ia
li.be to cau.- pneumon'a which IL 90
often fatal. and even when the patient
h.. recovered the lungs are weakened. /.
making them p-culiarly susceptible to
the development Of consumption. To-
Ixx,. Honey and Tar will stop the
cough. heal aud strengthen the lung''
and preven, pneumonia. LaGnppe
.oush, Weld quickly TO the wonderful!
curative qu.litie. of Fole''s Honey ana
Tai, There 10 nothing eI.e Just %
.,oan w. McCollun y Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Dig REVIVAL
OPENED SUNDAY
Dr.. William spurgeon Of LOraon
Deliv re- > .'lns -el..or.
TABERNACLE WAS CROWDED.

Or. Spurgeon q rec,ed His Remarks
70 q Big Welch Revival. ard Showed
Ho~ the Country Was Saved-Mes,.
ings to Continue IhrouRh0u, Week.
Following thu s.s.ions Of the Win,.,
Bible Conference and Ga,n..yl.,.
ChautauQua, which have been IN ....
zion at the Tabernacle for the p,st
four weeks. there wss opened on SON.
day evening . revival which will las, n
week. and possibly longer.
The meetings will be eondn ncted by
Dr.. wiilism SPurgeor. OF London. vi o
enjoys = sepctation as being one Of the
lesding preaehers OF the world. De.
spasgeon will be assisted by DR.. Ciar.
snce b S,rouse. who says he canno,
preach on account of having been er.
haus,ed in physical energy from she
work just completed. but will have a
few remarks nc each service. The
various ministers OF the city will alec
be present and lend aid, but DE-. spur.
geon il sopposed TO do the most i'm.
povtant work Of the revival.
The tvs' meeting was well ATTENDED,
considering that thsre was . seryiee at
che First Bsptist Church. Mr.. Roger,
che pastor. had previously invited Rev.
Z. 4. Bso~H nf North Carolina 20 de-.
liver q sermon oL this date. with the
result that he could not veil break
the engagement. As it vas. howrver,
both the Baptist church and the Tab'v.
nscle were well patronized. and both
sermons we're enjoyed. ne DR.. Brown
delivered = must eloquent Discourse.
DE- SpuTg-on. whO 10 one Of the beet
preachers ever heard here, interested
hi. h.ar-rs for nearly an hour on n
general dI.cussioh Of the great Wrlch
revival The discourse was one flll az
interest. and those present felt that
they had bee benefited by attend ing
tki. service.
DR. Spurgeon. assisted ny local min
iet-rs. will continue the ca nJaign tu'-
ing the present week, ard cordial
invitation il extended To 'hs public.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
COULD NOT REST
NIGHT o. DAY
WIZ !'fitaung o,iu Armo- -Whols
BODY Affected -Ssa'p I.ched All
the Tine and Hair Began to Fail
Out- Wonderful Result From
APPLICATION OF
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

am never xi,hcu, Cuticur, sc,n
.nd Iutlcura Ointment since | tried
Them last summer. About the latter
pan o. July my whole ho,ly BEGAN IN
ncn. did not take mIch. ro,ice of II
~ hrss, but Il began TO ge. Sorse all ths
time, and then | began 20 ert uneasv
and tired all kinds Of baths and other
remedses that we're recom,nended for
skln humo,; but I beca,ne worse an
The time. Ny hair hegan TO fall out and
my scalp ifched all the time. Espe-
ciaiiy at night, just as soon as I would
get IN bed and get warm, my whole bodv
would begin 70 itch and my finger naiis
would keep it irritated, and il was not
long before ! could not rest night or day.
4 Trend asked me TO try the Cuticura
Remedies, and did, and the first appli-
cation helped me wonderfully. For
about four weeks | would take a hot
bath every night and then apply the
CutIcura Ointment 70 my whole body:
and ! kept getting better. Fnd by the
tame l used four boxes Of CutIcura was
entirely cured, and my hair stopped
falling out, but l continue to use the
Cutlcura on my scalp. II keeps all dam
druh out and scalp Is always clcan. |
always use Cuticura Ointment on nv
face after shaving, and have found
nothing to equal Il. I will never In
without IT," d. T. BlAnkenship,
$40 y. DeI. ST.,
Ocs. ~, l9OA Indianapolis, Ind.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Steamer Is still Aground.

Atlantic City. March l9.-The Booth
line steamer C,arensc. which went
ashore near Seaside Park. y. j., early
Friday. was s;ill hard and fast aground
Saturday. II was reported by the
wrecking crews who were standing
close by. however. that she Is lying In
an easy position and that the nTOs
poets Of eventually floating her are
good. The steamer Is lying broadsida
on the beach.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
MeLROSE MiNUErS.
erjovsble Euchre PaV'y--sd q Fish
Fry-Communion Service.

eriovsbie Euchre Par'v-+sd q Fish
Frv-Communion Service.
Melross. Nar,h l9-Mr-. Z. VI King
entertained n number Of !ri-nds at q
tc ighIful pivot.tuchre psr'y On Fri.
day UiRht
MelrO.- seems 10 be on q b1om.
some important real estate changes
havirg taking place lately.
The farm-s near M-lrose evidently
believe in commercial fertilizers. -
about .ix caVlosds have been cold re.
Gently.
The young people enjoSed . f'h fry
At the Pompkin patch on Friday, the
Alert making u .pecisl trip.
Tn. beautiful communion service
presented by the Ladies' Aid SHc'ety
Of the Methodist church vas used sun.
day for the fret time.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Cooks OF Lake Hop.
a,cong. y. J.. are newly registered NJ
the n affman Home.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mr'. :.
VI Baldwin deeply sSmpsth'E- win
them a, the loss OF their little baby.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
I.- Ecot Broken.

Conmtrcc. Ca. March - 3-Jafnes
,ord,n about - years old, who HES
a, Maysville. ha4 his foot maneIed
and leg brJSen here Friday morning
no was at work with the freight crew
ON ,bls branch Of the Southern raii-
so.d While the engineer was shit
ing freigh, cars Mr.. Jordan made an
.,,smp, -, 10 open the coupler so that
,hs ears would connect and his foot
. s c.urh, as the cars came together.
s,s.sing the instep OF the foot and the
homes OF the leg.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Clears the Compile xion.

OriDo Laxative Fruit syrup stimu-
laies the liver aud thoroughly el-ans-s
the system and clears the cOmpiex'on
of pirnples and blotches. IL 10 the best
laxative for women and children, as IL
70 mild and pleasant, and doe- n"t
grippe or sieken. Orino 10 much supe.
rior 20 pills. aperient waters and all
ordinary cstnar,ics - il does not irIi.
tate the stomach and bowels. J. ".
NcCollum K Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Celebrate 81. Pa,rlek's DAY.

Now York. March l9-Saturday was
greon-lrcland's own day All Owe,
the country there were masses ans
sermons. paradcs and reviews. din
ners and fine speeches in memory oi
Ireland's great one In New York g..
600 lrishmcn and Irish.Americans pa
raded under the auspices Of the An
oient Order 81 Hibernians. of Now
York and county. In the evening
there will be numerous dinners aEt
balls.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
HAS FAsTA IN CITY.
J. c Edenton OF Jackson. Tenn. Buys
Valuable Properly.

J. c Edenton OF jackson. Tenn, Buys
Valuable Property.
IA the beet evideI CO Of his conf
dsncr in Gain, sv'l'- end ice future.
J. {. Edpnton OF Jackson. Tenn. who
spen' the winter here wilh his wise.
has purchassd Il ihree lots in the eity.
being in Beville's 'ddition to Gsinss.
Vile The lots ar. located on West
Main street. ;. and are among the
moe: desirable Of ste number sold 1t
auction at the recent sale.
Ms ami Mrs. Ed-nson have returned
to their Tennessee home. but expect
to come again next season. which will
make the third season spent in the
:ity They have confidence in Gsine'.
ville. which they declare 10 he one OF
the cieanest and mo.t progressive they
have ever visited I, may be possible
that Mr.. Eienton. who IL a prominent
business man. will make his permA-
1ent home here.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Torture bv Savages.

speaking Of the torture TO which
some Of the savage tribes ia the Philip.
pines subject their csptives. reminds
me Of the intense suffering I endured
FOR three months frUm intiammaiio ion
Of the kidneys," ssys W. NJ. Sherman
Of Cushing. Ne. Nothing helped
me until I tried Electric Bi't.rs.
three bottles Of which completely
cured me-" Cures liver complaint.
blood edisorders and ma
iaris, aud restores the weak and nsr-
yous to robust health tGuara nteed by
al druggists. Price Soc
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
ESCAPED MURDERER
AGAIN CAPTURED
-on Hammond. Sentenced fox
Lie. E:c@.. d, Agaia Captured.
AerER SIX YEARS OF AiouAC

Killed q Family at jacksonville. eu,
Escaped From J,i'-Oec'ar.s Ne is
Not the Man Wanted-was Taken
Into Camp Tuesday
Deputy sheriff Granger has src .esd .
I'd in securing n veVy hard character in
the persOn Of Tom Hammond. aiiss
George Sessions. a!iss George Lewis.
who was cent up from Dnyal county
ahou' six y-ars sgO for the murder OF
the Roberts family in Jacksonville
He escaped en- April S'h. 1870. and hss
sluded the Officers ever since.
Monday Deputy Granger heard that
Hammond was at Rochelle. going un-
der the assumed name o. George See.
s'ons. where he was working for q
naval stores firm. The officer found
Sessions, who denied being Hammo ond
bot he sallied so close to she desevip.
iions that he vac arrested and taken
TO the State convict camp Tuesday. in
charge Of Deputy sheriff Randolph OF
MontbroOk
There MAS Q reward OF 400 for the
arrest OF Hammond. and Deputy Gvan.
ger will perhaTs "whaek up" with the
man who gave him the tip.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
A Lively Tuss'e

With that old enemy of the race
constipation. often rnds IN arpehd,-
citis To avoid ali s-rious trouble WIN
stomach. liver and bowels. take pr'
King. New Life Pills. They perfectly
requisite these organs. without pain or
discomfor; 25c at all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
MaaMIEnD 70 Ill MOTHERS

~ have used Cuticura Ointment for
eha6ng Of infants, and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
! never found il necessary to call doc
Tor, % these Remedies are sure cure,
II used as directed. I am glad TO recon-
mend them 10 all mothers" Sincerely
yours, Mrs. +. A. kcnnard,
June q. 1905 80. Paul Park, Minn.
Cu'ieu-s saep. Otntms.. sta PIT. a., - iAraags "a
he 80 foues DruF Chem CSrr. ~,s r'raps Bssasn.
3f&AAsa kscss uSs " CAEs iaT tas SAlA.'
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
n the 6apy - Cutting Teeth

Be snre and use that old and we'll
Iried remedy. Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing syrup. for children teethinR. lt
.oothes the child. soft-ns the gums,
allays oil pain. cures wind collie and 10
che best remedy for diavrhoea. Twen-
,v.fve cents q bottle
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Ths Best Cough Syrup.

81. Apple. eI-prOba'e Judge. Or
,.r. county, Kansas, writes: in'
-, that l have used Ballads
por.hound Syrup for yes"' and 'ha'
1So no, hesitate to recommend It I"
-. ~ be,, cough syrup l have ever
..sd {" Csc. 50. and o.. Sold oJ w.
N. Johnson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

Certainly I viii defend you. my
friend he murmured kindly. And
"Hundred ~thousand?,' the client
interrupted. ooh, sir. don't think me
worse than I am. It IS only $3.50 in
all and I expect to pay back every
cent before ] die"
The lawyer rose b~rusquely- His eye
flashed scorn and contempt.
George. he said to the Office boy,
ssshow this dishonest rascal out
Angeles Times
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ter Geneva who is a student at K. s.
A.-C.
Mrs. Ross GiIuly, 1928 Polk street..
viii give 20 per cent discount on all
hand painted and white china for ten
days.
Mrs. A. Ii. Miller, Of Kansas City, IS
expected this week to visit her niece
Mrs. J.. Raiuh Clauser-
Mrs. James cuIIen.e0 Nev@York. who
has been visiting her brother, Mr.. VIII
lam Gardner st the Harvey left fer
Chicago yesterday
Mr.. and MRS. Eugene McCleskeS, Of
Phuade1eh are guests Of Mr.. p Mrs.
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s. J. Bear for a few DAYS before gcirg
to Usage City for a permanent residence.
Mrs. Justine Trindie, of Kansas City,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. JOIN Lee.
Miss Grace. Frost has returned from
a visit IN Galesburgs III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Thompson
and their daughter Doris, have returned
from a visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. H. Crosby, AR. Rer-
nard Crosby and Miss Helen Louise
Crosby returned today from Louis.
Mrs. Geo. W. Winans Of Hutchinson
IS the guest OF Mrs. George A. Clark.
Miss Helen Mitchell spent Sunday IN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05
Notes and Personal Mention.

Miss Gay Shepard of Kansas City,
guest of Miss Maud Grimes. viii return
home Sunday accompanied by Miss
Frank Duncan of Denver, guest of
Misses Margaret Going, Mary Suther-
land and Julia Wellhouse, who will
visit her.
Miss Bird Clugston is expected home
next week from an extended visit in
Los Angeles.
Winifred Greene nave returned from
Newton, where they spent Sunday with
the latter's aunt.
Mrs. Sarah shaw is III at the home
Of her granddaughter, Mrs Arthur
Mills.
Mrs. Arthur Cornforth of Denver is
expected soon to visit Mr.. n Mrs.
George Langdon.
Mrs. George ". England and Miss
Genevieve Miller of st. Marys are in
town for 1.-THE Umpire" tonight.
Miss May Hollcraft has returned
from a visit in Kansas City and Law
enc
Mrs. Frank Patterson of Emporia is
visiting her Topeka friends.
Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. Her
cu1e Pessemier of St Marys are guests
of Mrs A. F. Bauerlein.
h Ladies Aid society Of the First
Congregational church viii be enter
tanned at a thimble party at the home
of Mrs. G.. f Givens SO Clay street.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank
Norris and Mrs. C.P. Robb viii assist
the hostess.
The w. G. T. q. viii meet with Mrs.
Herring, 927 North Kansas avenue to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. R. B. WEIGH has rented her
house at sol Fillmore street, for the
winter. and is at home at 81 Quincy.
street
Mr.. CLIFFORD Deppe and Mr.. and.
Mrs. William o spent Saturday.
evening and Sunday in Lawrence with
Miss Anna Green.
Mr.. M. D. Henderson. who is hcme for
a few days from PlainvIeW, Texas.
went to Manhattan today accompanied
by Mrs. Henderson, Is visit theiz daugh-
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Manhattan with Miss Eva Rees Of
Omaha who Is a student at K. s.. &C
Miss Ida Foster, guest of Mrs. Wills
Edison, viii return to her home in Fen-
tura, Cal, his week.
Mrs. G. N. White. of Kansas City. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. Z. HIVES.
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Nothing Doinr.

wei, sir2" said the great lawyer.
The visitor spoke TREMENDOUSLY.
II am a defaulter, and I want you
defend me-.
The other shook him BY the hand
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

We can stand for baseball games on
Decoration day and football games on
THANKSGIVING but when It comes to
prize fights IN Christmas we sure balk.
The Gans-Neison fight IS being arr
ranged for that day at some po1nt ia
J Embellishments Blade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

The Recorders advice to Senator
is. When he goes back to Wash
tngton and again gets to a-ssociating
with railroad and trust statesmen to
be careful not to cast a vote he viii be
ashamed to have read out in public to
a Kansas audience@Holton Recorder.
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Il Allegheny Shifting TIC
good heavy piece goods in
checks and stripes-customers
buying it every day for making
mems shirts, boys waists as
well as children's dresses
they are paying SIC per yard
for it. Tomorrow SIG IT,
Allegheny shirting....... 4%C
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

The Monday High Five club was en-
%tertained today by Mrs. G.. D. Lyle,
sos Lane street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

The Alta Vista club met today with
Mrs. Thomas F. Doran.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

The Vespuccian club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. Cum
ningham.
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Tuesday, November q viii be Z and
Z day at the Elks club. The club will
be In charge that day of the U and I
club a charity organization of a num-
Der Of prominent Topeka society
women, who viii serve lemonade and
dinner and give some sort OF social en-
treatment in the evening and devote
the entire proceeds for sweet charity"
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ner Saturday night after the Wash
burn-K. Q. game for some of h K.
Z. students.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

Mrs. W. T. Davis entertained her
five hundred club. the Ideal, at her
apartment at the Colonial today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

The Art club was entertained toda,
by Mrs. A. ". Dana.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

The Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
VIII be entertained at a one O'Clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Scott
Hopkins. 1I77 Fillmore street, Tuesday,
November 10. The hostesses are Mrs.
Hopkins, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs.
Geo. Whitcomb and Miss Mary Barley.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

Mrs. George Beach was the hostess
Of the Monday Tourist club today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

KentOn Cheviots 10c-in plain
eolors. stripes and checks-one
Of the best hnisht fabrics of
its kind made-stores that we
know anything about sell it at
12hc per yard=because we
under buy and under sell for
cash-Tuesday an
yard.
16 ounce Bats 12ke-16
cotton bats=15c cotton ats
for 121Hc. That means you will
save at least 15c If you buy
enough for a COMFORT is
exceptionally well carded clean
cotton-Tuesday $50 1910
bats 1E<C
Dundee Percales 7kczstandard
cloths-staple colors-3O in.
wlas-ruesaay per "
12Ke johnson Percales 10c-
most all stores sell Johnson
percales at IL c-most all
stores sell on credit-because
we sell for cash and buy fol
cash-Tuesday these M
I2Hc johnson percaies. ..lVC
Quadridga cloths-sold every
where at 15c-Tuesday II &c.
IS incl materials=neat pat
terns-light and dark colors-
used extensively for making
mems shirts, women's waists
and children's dresses-good
standard washable materials
ltors ma TaasdaI in most PIC
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Shc Tennis Flannel s hc-A big
lot-one of our recent cash
purchaseNdark colors-sIit-
able for children's dresses and
mems Shirts &c tennis fan
nel@sold by every store in the
land at s Is c-in this III
cash store Tuesday. O/ZC
15c Fleeced Wrapper Goods 1Oc
when we say 15c that e
that every store that sells on
credit and gives their custom
ers the privilege of having
goods charged sell them at 15c
in this cash store the price is
10e-because we never have
any losses from unpaid ac-
counts and because our capital
isn't tied up In so day-prom-
i~ses-to-pay - these feeced
wrapper goods are 1906
inches wfde-c1osely twil1ed
back=soft heece=many splen-
did patternsH15c ma m
teriaI Tuesday 1UG
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6.hc Bleacht Domet Flannel SC
tho reason we are selling
these 6 Il c domet hanne1s at SC
is because they come in 2 to 10
yard lengths-medium weight
flannel, suitable for making
infants garments-6 1ac r
domet flannel. Dc
10c Domet Flannel 7Kc-both
bleacht and unbleacht, lengths
2 to 10 yards-that's the only
reason why we are selling this
10c Domet Flannel for INC
% 1zc saved on each yard
Tuesday 10c domet zH~
flannel ........-.......6EC
Canton Flannel LOG quality 7hc
unbleacht canton flannel
lengths 2 to 10 yards=closely
twflled back=heavy fleece
buy canton flannel tomorrow
While you can buy the H.
Zoe quality for.........42G
Tennis Flannel 1oc-they are
10c because they come in , to
10 yard 1engths-In full bolts
they would be sold at more
Ia big lot Of them for 10n
Tuesday 4UG
10 Ounce Cotton Bats-10c cot
ton bats-every credit store in
the land sells them at 100
clean, we'll carded cotton
bats. nc
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Leavenworth Post Saturday: Mrs.
daughter. Mrs. William Dreschel, in
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Mrs. Percival Darrah and little son
will return tonight from Faribault,
Mimi, accompanied by Mrs. Darrah's
mother. Mrs. T~heopold, who will
spend the winter here.
Mrs. Hoch accompanied the COVER
nor to Leavenworth yesterday.
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A St. Louis and Kansas City auto
mobile party who are in town today on
way to Denver are the guests of
Mr.. Thomas Barns at the Elks club and
VIII leave for Denver tonight. The
party includes Mr.. Charles Keith, Mr..
VIII Pickering. Mr.. Clarence Hastings.
of Kansas City, Mr.. G.. A. Frost of
Shreveport, Louisiana. and Mr.. ". E.
Farms 0f ST T.orfe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

Mrs. Alfred B. Quinton entertained
four tables at euchre today for Mrs.
Thomas Ryan, of Washington, D. G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
INVISIBLE CERTAINTIES
Facts Once Held to Be Miracles, but
Conceded by Modern Science,

What definite facts has science acquired"
Gsks Vance Thompson In his article The In
visible World In EycrS body S.
The change or personality; that Is classic
row. Tho evidence for tolcpathy ~ indubita-
Tie. That may seem Il bold statement: 1t is a
commonplace for those who nre in touch with
the latest experiments OF tho metnpsyohlc cIin-
les Only q few years aSo-boforo PaStcur
comc-lt would have been deemed sheer idiocy
TO talk of studying typhoid fever or cholera or
crysipClas in lEboTIltory- Tecpathy Is an &c
ou!rcd c"r.ninty-as much as Uarveys theory
or the circulation OF the blood, which three
ddemios OF physicians declared impossible
And tho explanation Of the strange phcnom-
cnR: are they hints and instigatlons from m
other world-thc Intervention OF spirits OF the
Gtad OF angels or dcmons2 This is the opln-
Ion held by almost oil the sccts OF the occult.
those who worship In tine hundred md one lit
II" religions OF mysticlam. Science does not
go quite far, II declares.
'FirBt-ThoTe c5ist In nnturs certain un-
known forces capable or octiRs on matter.
'CThi5 covers nil the objective phenomena OF
rnctnpsychics such as tho transport OF bodies
from enc place to another. luminooity, eto)
''Sccfond-We possess other means OF know
ing than those OF reason or the eonScs.
"CThis applies 10 tho subJunctivo phenomena
OF rnctopsyohlcs. including tclepathy. second
eight, cloirvoyouco).'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
STEEL SQUARES FROM SAWS
Ingenuity Of Blacksmith Gives Rise
to an Important Industry.

The frat steel square was made by silas
Hawcs at South Shaftsbury. VT, ninety
Ave years ago, and the industry IS still
carried on at the game place.
Hawes was q blacksmith and wheel
wright and was called upon TO do some
repairing to tho cart of a peddler. These
fellows were always reluctant to let any
hard coin get away from them and when-
ever possible they paid their bills by MAX
5S some sort OF trade
ON THIS particular occasion the peddler
had In his cart number of saws which
had been discarded as worn past redemp-
tion and Hawcs. conceiying the idea that
he could mako use of them, took several
OF them In lieu OF payment for tho work
he had done. He cut these lengths OF met
al up Into suitable sizes and made squares
. and rules OF them.
The. tools became popular at once and
told for $ and IS. most of tho business
being dono through tho peddler who had
been the means OF bringing the saws 10
Mr. Halves.
at first the blacksmith made the tools
only at odd times when he had nothing
else on hand, but the demand became so