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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

WINDOW SASH.
the window frame. This enables both
sides of the glass to be cleaned with
out the slightest danger to the oper-
ator, and when the glass Is swung
open for ventilation purposes, 1t will
be evident that the entire window
frame is uncovered. The glass-carry-
ing frame is perfectly made of light
steel strips, as indicated in the sec
ton view. In this manner a very
strong construction is provided, which
is at the same time very light, and
does not obstruct an appreciable
amount of light. The metal frame is
covered by a molding, which harmon
ICES with the window sash. The win
dow sash is provided with a lining
plate formed at the outer edge with
fange against which the glass
frame lies when in closed position.
The frame is provided with a spring
catch at one side, to keep the glass
frame closed. 1t will be obvious, says
the Scientific American, that the sash
may be mounted to slide in the win
dow frame as usual. The window may
thus be lowered or raised to any ex-
tent desired. In this way the advan-
tages Of the sliding sash and case
ment windows are combined.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

ton to that effect in the form of res
olution adopted by the citizens of
Aurora has been introduced into the
house by Representative Shartel, of
Neosho, Mo. The good people in the
far of Ozarks believe that the malari-
al atmosphere in Washington breeds
corruption and decay and in order to
cleanse the body polite of all graft
and crookedness the big marble build
lngs of Washington should be torn
down and removed bodily to the
purer atmosphere of the Missouri
mountains. In their petition these
good people declare:
Whereas, Editors and business
men and leaders of thought are pro-
tectors of public interests;
Whereas, Our capital is located at
the extreme side of our country;
Whereas, The present location Of
our capital, Washington, is a very
malarial and unhealthy location,
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That our representatives
In congress of the United States be,
and hereby are, instructed to intro
duce measures looking to the removal
OF the seat of government from
Washington to the Ozark mountains
Of southwest Missouri for sanitary,
economic and other reasons"
The petition declares that a great
deal Of the ineficieney and crooked
ness Of officials Is attributable 10 the
malarial conditions OF the atmos-
phere at Washington.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
Cures Lep-osy.

DR.. Isadore Dyer, Of New Orleans
who has made lifelong study Of lep
rosy. has announced that the second
leper whom he has completely cured
has been discharged from the Lepers'
home. The patient discharged last was
woman, whose name y withheld
The other patient was a boy, In whom
the disease had just developed. Other
patienta undergoing Or. Dyer'a treat
ment are said 70 BE- impr0nag.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
What the Hair Tells.

Ones hair, II never cut, would fur
nish a record of his health during life.
This is the interesting discovery Of
Matsura, a Japanese Psychologist, who
shows that the haiT-like the finger
nails--grows smaller in disease and
that the duration OF the malady may
be- estimated from the length of the
thinner sections Of the hairs. The va
riations are most striking in the
coarse haired races Of people.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
From Missouri.

HE modest citi-
zens Of the town
Of Aurora, stu
ated in the Ozark
mountains of Mis-
souri,, demand
that the capital
of the nation be
moved from the
banks CT the Po-
tomac to tn e
health giving at
mosphere of the
Missouri. A peti-
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
Hiehest KIte Ascension.

The highest kite ascent was lately
made at Lindenberg, Prussia, 21 100
feet being reached, with six attached
kites and 10000 yards Of wire. The
temperature fell from Al degrees AZ
the surface to IS degrees below zero;
the wind-1S miles at the surface
was Sc miles An hour AZ highest point.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
PREDICTING A BRILLIANT FU-
TURE FOR SENATOR KNOX.
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Fr.nch Law Requires Registration Of
Foreigners - Expert Rihemen
Needed In Our Army-Pres-
emit Chinese Army.
d n - AsHINqT On


There is stiIl
evidence that not
to know certain
men is to argue
ones self IN
known. Senator
Ankeny, of Wash
ington, has just
had an expert
ence that illus
trates the old
proverb, although
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

lowed to eat his dinner and talk to Miss
Leland in peace.
At last they went back to the drawing
room, and Miss Leland insisted on his
writing his name in her autograph book.
With CLEAN of mischief in her eye she
gravely sought for pen.
He took up the pen and signed John
Leyden" in his best style.
Why" said Elsie Leland, peeping
over his shoulder, how you have
changed your writing since last week
when you wrote in mammals album
look" and she took up another book,
and opening it showed him Jack Ley
den" in a thin elegant hand.
Teddy's face We'd with the peony N
hue. A glance at Miss Lelands arch
face showed him that he was discovered.
Come away over here, he indicated
sofa, land I'll confess everything 70
you, but you won't be very hard on
fellow. will you?"
Il think" said Elsie Leland. that
minute account of it with fullest particu-
lars is the only way of getting pardon
from me-" she was very stern about it,
but her eyes were dancing.
III.
Two years later, in a coy drawing
room, a pretty dark-haired girl was lean
ing forward in her chair talking to fair
haired young man in frock coat.
You remember that evening when
Ted masQueraded as you at mammals
dinner party?" she asked, turning two
deep violet eyes on her visitor. 81 have
always wanted to hear your account or
what he told you when he came back
| from It,"
"Well, let me see! He came in lit
tie before -. asked in much anxiety
whether it had all gone off smoothly,
and he said airily that thanks to his
usual presence Of mind he had come OF
with flying colors."
Dust Ted all over" cried she.
At this moment the door opened and
our old friend Teddy appeared.
why" he cried, "here's Jack the
Silent-talking! A sign wasn't herel
What may have been the interesting
topic?"
you, dear" said his wife.
THAT explains IT," said Teddy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
From a Friend.

Mrs. Gausip is going to call her new
home The Cables"
Il could suggest q better title"
Say on"
The Cables "--LouisvIlle Cou,
rler-Journal
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

N. Y, and professor of astronomy at
Hobart college, This is the twenty
fifth comet discovered by DR.. Brooks
Its position is right ascension 16 hours
10 minutes and 80 seconds. declinatiOn
north Al degrees 10 minutes. It has
a moderate motion in a Rorthwesterly
direction,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
When Womnn Rninidn

Sundays from to 70 at night is the
favorite time for women to commit
suicide, Taking all days into consid-
GRAFTON, more men kin themselves thar
women n the properties Of seven q
two
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
Passing o. &c shafpshooter.

HERE Is much re-
greet among on
GERS OF the army
and among con-
gressmen who are
interested in the
efficiency of the
army that ex-
perts skilled in
the use of the
arms are disap-
pearing, The old
sharpshooter who
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

The greatest depth at which gold
mas as yet been excavated from the
earth Is 4,209 feet (aboht three-fourths
Of a mile) at the New Chums mine.
AuSualia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
Not Be Caught Mapping.

JATE a thrill OF
expectation h as
b e e n 81 n t
throughout I b e
army posts In the
U nited States.
Enlisted men and
are on the
qui vive and thou
sands OF letters
are being written
home declaring
that war may be
ON at any time
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
DISCOVERS NEW COMET.
Dr.. William R. Brooks Wins tho
Honors of Finding First One
This Year.

The honor Of discovering the first
comet in the year 1906 has fallen to
the lot of Dr. William r. Brooks, d.
rector of Smith observatory at Geneva,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

lect to arm themselves with passports
setting forth distinctly who and what
they are IN order to save themselves
embarrassment anxiety and annoy
ance. A caution to this eject has been
sent out and It was inspired by the
present somewhat strained relations
between France and Germahy.
Tbs department Of state has re-
reivsd from the consul general at Par.
a comrenieaiiau stating that TIA
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
Salt IA tins OCEAN.

The ocear contains about Ri1e
grains Of salt and other solids pr
Gallon. ana the Dead sea about 1890
orLina per aalIon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
Get Your Passports.

MEhlCANS who
who are contem-
plating tours
abroad that viii
include France
and Germany this
year viii be wise
to provide them
selves with means
Of readily prov
ing their Identity
especially in
France They
should not neg
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05
TRI-cARs ARE POPULAR.
Three Wheeled Automobiles Which
Are Finding Favor Among
English People.

Three-wheeled automobiles are be
coming very popular in England, and
especially one Of the plan represented
in the cut. These are propelled in the
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-04-05

usual manner by gasoline motors, and
they either have the seats tandem, az
shown in the picture, or have two in
the rear and one in the front for the
driver
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Now and Then,

Some thorough and careful ply
stefan inVents in his practice,
some special medicine, that proves
90 universally successful whenever
prescribed. that he proceeds TO
place it before the public 70 be
reached through the newspapers.
This is the history Of DIR. Cald-
welPs Qsxative) Syrup Pepsin.
For years, prescribed by w. B.
Caldwell for constipation, and all
disorders Of liver, stomach and
bowels, it was at last manufactur-
ed on a large scale, and is now the
most successful medicine in the
world for these diseases. A pure,
scientific tonic, laxative, syrup;
pleasant to take and perfect in re-
suits. Try it. Sold by w. S.
Lloyd at soc, and 81. Money
bask If it fails. m
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DIR. J, e, Ennis
Atlanta, Ca. Physician Addresses
the People Of LIT. Sterling On
a Natter Of Health.

To Whom 1t May Concern OF
late there has been a good deal Of
discussion in regard to advertised
medicines, their value and power
70 cure.
1 want to say to the people of
Mt. Sterling that l believe the
most valuable cod liver oil prepa-
ration, the bsst body builder,
health restorer, and strength crea-
tor known to medicine today lie
VinOl.
While Vinol does not contain
the system clogging oil of old fash
toned cod liver oil and emulsions,
it actually does contain all the
curative. medicinal principles of
the Gods liver in a highly concen-
trated form, and it Is delicious to
take.
advise Vinol in my practice,
and find It has no equal for heal
ing coughs, colds, bronchial trou-
bles and sore lungs.
/ have used Vinol in many cases
of indigestion, mal-assimilation.
and for patients WHO we're amaze
mic and run down, with splendid
results. 1 have found Vinol to be
boon to the aged, as it aids the
-enteeb.ed system to sustain life;
it induces appetite and restful
sleep, it 10 a real body builder, and
thus prolongs life.
believe Vinol to be we'll wor-
thy of any honest physicians en-
dorsement."
Our local druggist, VIM. S.
Lloyd. sells Vinol to the people of
Mt. Sterling on positive guaran-
tee; if it fails to give satisfaction
the entire purchase money will re-
funded.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
AaIlspIIns d Life
n ore Car b Sirens via \ Weak
sasmzeh-H. S. Lloyd TELLS
Esw II Hay b sirsnBfhsssa-

The rtomEeh - the Fsaiasprlng
az iire- Wb.nItrs ssr,ag AID scss
perfectly, thea The ~baie sy-t-n
~ right. a-simii.rlon u pesiseS.
ard bsdy asd b-siu are tb"rougbis
nnurishsd.
Ni-n-ns y > pleasant NEEDY %
used. and be16E is seea from 81
most The HrsE d.y's tressn-ns.
Is restores rne IOrpsd gl-nus -.d
stimoiaiss the nsGaral u'g-suv-
secr~tioss Il checks fermentation.
stops germ growsh. sOOlhe- iEasm-
nation and cures AL troubles. such
a. headaches, bsckseh.s, ia. II
matte p4iss. iurred tongue. sleep
iessness. nervousness, and general
debility. ~hich are caused BY iu-
perfect digestion.
IL il the only remedy that j. 80
uniformly successful IN The cure !
stomach diseases tBst W. s. Lloyd
is wiling TO give a guarantee with
every so cent box Of Mi IA tab
lets that the remedy will cost
nothing unless it cures he has
so much faith in hi o-na taat he
is willing to take all the risk.
TF.b and aII
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07


Here is she ssfest and suress
way 81 hunting Tor leaks K g~s
pipes. L. is the method q a
famous fireman. With . shaving
brush or Other snall b-ush and an
Ordinary soap lathsr 90 ever The
suspected pipe. If there = .sak-
no matter how rny. IL viii blow
BUBBLES in the Iatber. A leak TOO
small to produce = lame, ~lli
thus disclose It's wseseabOuts.
The commOn method Of hunting
vita a Lighted match FOR gas leaks
il a dangerous practice, As the fol-
lowing Incident sbOEs: a house
holder. detecting the OdOr Of ga
in the cellar, examined ali the
pipes, going over them carefully
with Lighted matches. No where
could he detsct a leak. and at
last he gave Up the search, A
few hours latter his house was
seriously damaged By Gre. Inves-
tigation sboEed that a lead gas
pipe had been melted on During
the morning search for gas tne
match ba5 passed over the leak
starting fame 50 small that by
daylight it was invisible. Grad
uaIly il bad melted the lead, With
the final disastrous results.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Pullman Steel Cars.

The plans of the Pullman Pal.
ace Car Company for the erection
of a $4,000. 600 plant in Chicago
for the manufacture of steel plates
to be used in the making of steel
cars have matured, and work will
begin May l. Heretofore the
company has manufactured wooden
cars only.
The new plant will give EN-.
ployment to $500 men in addition
to those already employed at Pull
man, and its capacity will be 100
cars day.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07

Meng lines Vo11e1 SzN 81 tteIr fanllT
p1Yficlans. suffering - fheg lmaeins.
grs from dTspeptIa. ar1tEef from heaTt
1igease. e1CtheT from liver ~ kidney
else1sey an.'i1ef irola nerF ous eHtansiio1l
- pro9tr4tIcr, another with pain here ard
Mere. and IN i18 Eay zkeT Ell present
alike % themselves and their ezsy-gOlng
add Indifferent. or OFer-bufV doctlr sep
ar1te snd distinct diseases, FOG which be-
assuming them % - s1cb. prescribeg his
piils and pOtIons. In reality. theT are al
enly sympfonRs caused b s0ne nterine
else2se. The physician. lgrorant u fhe
e1alss q su9eTisg, encourages this przc-
zee until large bllis are made. The E1f-
1eYiDg patient gets % better. bnt probably
wore, b. reason d the delay. Wr01z
Teztneut and consequent cOn = icztiOuE-
A szoper nediclne Ike Dr. Pierce's Pa
would have entirely removed the oisease,
aheTeby oispeiling al those disfr=ssing
symptoms. and i1EtitgtlEg comfort In
stead Of prolonged misery IL has ben
vel sad that - diseaee known - hslf
suYed--
Dr. Fisres's Fsyorife Prescription Il q
scientific mediciDe. carefully devised b
Al experienced and sklliful physician,
ard zdsptsd % wOnzn's deIicate system
Is 4 male d native Medicinal roots and
4 perfectly harmless IN It's Effects IN any
eDTldk.os u ne system.
AZ powerful inFlgorstin9 tonic Pa
vOTite Prescription iDpsTts strength 70
BE whole system and 20 The organs dis
enctly feminine IN particular. Fer over
worked, -WOEn-Out,r -ruocOEn-r cebfiI-
tatec teachers, nilliDeTE- dresszakerS.
seansgresses. shop giris,s hOUEe-keeperz,
EUrxing mOiherx. and feeble women gen
orally, Dr. PIerce's FzVOrite Prescription
h the greatest earthly boon, being IN
e9oAleo a. az sgpeiizing coruisl and re-
gtogztive tonic.
AZ soothing and strengthening rerT-
tie ERsyOT1te Prescription b uneQuzled
and ~ Invaluable In aliaying and sub
dung nervous eIcifabllitY. iTTitabiiity,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostratiOn,
nSuralgis, hysteTia, SPANS, chOre4- St
Vit1s's dance. and other distressing. nerv-
e0s syn ptOms commonly attendant upon
functional and organic disease Of the
uterus. II induces refreshing sleep and
Yslievee mental anxiety and despODdelcy.
Dr.. Pieroe's Pleasant Pellets inyigOrsts
Ne stomach, LIVER and bowels. One 70
three doe. Easy 70 take a. candy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
HCosts
Nothing

To find out for a certainty
whether or not your heart is
affected. One person in four
has a weak heart; it may be
you. If so, you should know
it now, and save serious con-
sequences. If you have short
breath, huttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot flushes; II
you cannot lie on left side; il
you have fainting or smother
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart is
weak, and perhaps diseased.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure will re-
lieve you. Try a bottle, and
see how quickly your condition
will improve.
about a year ago wrote to the
Miles Medical Co, asking advice. az
was suffering with heart trouble, and
ss1 BEEN Ssa for s swS y sSs lett nae P s5a
had not been able to draw a deep
breath for two years. Any little exer=
ton would cause palpitation, and ]
could not lie on my left side without
suffering. They advised me to try DR..
Miles Heart Cure and Nervine, which
] did with tho result that / am In
better health than / ever was before,
having gained IA pounds since I conn
menced taking II. / took about thir.
teen bottles Of the two medicines, ana
haven't been bothered with my heart
since" MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
Upper Sanduslxy, Ohio
Or. Miles Heart Cure ls sold BY
the first bottle Will benefit. II II falIo
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Deties fine.

One of the most beautiful
women in America defies the raw
ages of time by simply keeping
her blood purified with DR.. Cald.
wells (laxative) Syrup Pepsin.
1t will do the same for you. If
taken at the least sign of bowel,
liver or stomach trouble, it will
prevent all kinds of sickness,
keep your circulation clear, and
your skin and complexion as Fresh
and pure as in childhood. Sold
by W. s. Lloyd, at SOC and S1.00.
Money back If it fails. m
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Best Pill on Rarsh.

People who are sick with dyspepsia,
indigestion, headache and frequent
bilious attacks, having yellow Complex
ion or pimples, do not want to expert
ment for a cure, but want a medicine
that has had the test of time and trial.
We have cured these diseases for as
yesrs with DR.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They drive out the cause of sick
ness, making the complexion clear and
healthy. One pill for dose. as cents
a box at druggists. Sample free.
Write DIR. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. ao-At
For sale by w. S. Lloyd. druggist.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
EYER NAIGHFOh
AI-;stle { are viii ave
MANY Nit Sterling Readers
Future Trouble

witch the \ duty fseresiens.
See th-t they have the amber
hu~ Of hr.ah:
TIE discharges not Excessive or
iafrsquens;
o.a.-ia ~ brick dust IKE
srnim r.
Do-n's Kiau.y Pr viii do 'his
r, s.u
They watch tn kidneys and
.-ur- shem when tn. IRE sick.
Ern-st Rule. isil"r. If Main ST.
PARIS. Ky. ss,s: "For several
wears suffered greatly win kidney
trouble. The pains srr"rs the small
Of my hack and through my kid
nrys weie mos, intense ! he KID
ney seeretIons were much discOlor-
ed, .. aiding and irregular Through
the newspapers l learned Of the vir
tues Of DOsn's Kidney Pills and
procured box Having given this
medicine a good trial and realizing
50 much good from its use, sm
in a position TO recommend II TO all
sufferers from kidney troubles"
z enty more proof like this from
ut. S erling people. Call at +. c.
Duerson's drug store and ask what
mis- customers report
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo. New
York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's'and
take no other. 30-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Railway Combine.

President Roosevelt called upon
the Interstate Commerce Commit
tee for a report regarding the al
legged existence of a combination
or arrangement between the Penn.
sylyania Railway Company, Balti'
more q Ohio, Chesapeake d Ohio
and other railroads in violation Of
the trust laws.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07

Dae wear f1lA Wt er'H AAirt
~slh tuo horses sor ueAriy f1soa-
b6t ne ssuss ers hols snd the
s-.snn. Tailed. ard 1 Iess mig e. for
-even esr~ IL succession. ard 80 I
~ns compiled 70 ieok up some
sh,ne else. End canning tomatoes
-as .rgse-s+d 10 ne. .rd ! con
eluaed 10 uy is.
I ~roie u B.liimore and learned
uhat uss prr.sssrs II the wav -
an au i ana i.,usd sh-t me imp
r.n- shlax ~.< ta have = beiier
sn.t would keep up slairi-nt heat
70 prevent chilling .ben tie cans
we're introduced Well, ~ivh this
idea. / sest h work and got ont
an ousfil Il was nOi perfection,
but II did the ~ork-
visited Chapel Hill and con-
suited rhe merch sRts in regard 10
selling NV goods. and was VT,
much discouraged They toll me-
shat their customers ali used spec
lal brands put upin the North. and
thas il souid he unpossible tn ever
sell country article However, /
vas in it, and could not turn back
1 pGr I'D the first year only LOCO
three-yoDnd cans Of tomatoes.
1 ordered nice labels. and when all
was ready i took 100 cans TO
Chapel Hill. / sold about one
dozen for ten cents each and gave
the balance out to boarding houses
and private families. About
week from that / loaded my wagon
putting in about 400 cans. and
started TO Durham. our great
tobacco town.
l had to go through Chapel Hill.
and when came to the first store
the merchant ran out and asked il
1 had any more of those tomatoes.
1 showed him my load gave him
my price, He said at once that he
would take them all, but before
the trade was concluded others
gathered round and insisted that /
should divide, which l did, and
sold also the 500 cans 1 had at home
before 1 moved my wagon.
1 have been trying every year
since to supply the demand and
have induced many other farmers
in the community to go into the
business, but with all we can do
we have never yet put up enough
to satisfy the demand at our home
town.
i know your readers will ask
why l don't go into the business lar
gely and make a fortune out of it,
l will explain. do this work
myself with the help of my own
family. Were to hire such help
as 1 could get here to do a large
business l could not keep the
standard up, and soon my goods
would be no better than the
factory goods, l now live in town,
but own twelve acres of land. l
raise tomatoes, string beans,
English peas, ETC., and can them
both for market and for our home
use. Our pantry lie always full
of these things the very best the
land affords. l would not go back
to tobacco OF corn for a market
crop. My children love the can
ming business.
1t is pleasant work, and by it l
have been able to give them an
AS most of the work
is done in summer vacation. it does
not interfere with their going to
school.
l am trying to get others at it.
/ want to soon see the day when
not a dollar of our money will be
sent off for canned goods and our
markets will all be supplied from
the surrounding country and our
own farmers and fruit-growers
will raau the nrofit
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
sheep Killed.

Dogs killed $500 worth of i'm
ported sheep for Mack Wallace on
Tuesday night of last week &C the
outskirts of Danville. Over one
thousand head of sheep have been
killed by dogs in Boyle county
during the last four months.