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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-12-06
Cainmakinn-

!. Coin Of all descriptions is manu-
featured by dies which cut. from a
metal rod the exact diameter of the
coin disks of suitable size, which are
called blanks. These are afterward
passed ON to a machine which
stamps them with the devices en-
ployed on diverse and reverse and
mlHs' 1.-THE edges. The milling ma
chine Is considered to be the great
est improvement in the manufae-
ture Of coin, since, by its use, ceins
cannot be Clipped as they were be-
fore it was employed. Such wonder
full accuracy is shown by. the stamp
ing machines that for a coin to vary
in weight even single grain is very
rare. Every coin is weighed in bal
ances so'delicate that they detect
the slightest variation and are so
adjusted that if coin is too light it
IS thrown to one side, if'too heavy,
to the other, and if exactly right it
passes on to the receptacle provided
for the perfect coins.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-12-06
TEN PAGES.
MEDICINAL PLANTS.
they Were Cultivated In Gardens Il
", the Elder PIiny's Time.

After the discover of the med
|cal properties Of plants it must
have followed in course Of time that
representatives. of the species to
khich remedial properties were at
sibuted should be collected ard
krown in some place conveniently
fnd readily accessible, as need de-
banded. The last step did not in
|nediately follow, however, since
mong the conditions which were
|srlier supposed to influence The
'otency of medicinal herbs, the To-
'sity in which grown and the nays
lries attending their collection
Fere of the greatest Importance.
The first authentic record of the in
|roduction of medicinal plants into
/ cultivated plots of ground dates ms
larther back than the time of TIE
slder Pliny, 1919 A. D., who writes
4 the garden of Antonius Caster,
Rome, in which were grown a
Rrge number of medicinal plants.
his step may have been taken
uch earlier by the Greeks, Chi
\ ese or Mexicans, however.
Mater the Benedictine monks of
Prthern Italy paid great attention
the growing of remedial herbs
ID devoted an important proper
Fn of the monastery gardens to
BIS purpose. This practically was
30 carried beyond the Alps, end
1920 garden was in existence at
monastery Of st. Gall. in Swift
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-12-06

zer1and, a few hIometers distant
from Lake Constance, which CON
tanned sixteen plots occupied by
medicinal plants. A garden of this
character was founded in 1909 at
salerno and another in Venice in
1880. In 1909 the Benedictine
monks founded an academy called
"CiWtas Hippocratica" at Monte
Casino, in Campania, which ap-
pears to the writer to be among the
earliest schools, if not the first
school, of medicine and established
IN connection with it a physics
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-12-06
HyOmei Cures Catarrh.
Costs Nothing Unless 1t Gives Relief
Sold Under Guarantee.

No matter how severe or chronic your
catarrh may be, G. M. Crosby & Co,
have so much faith in the power of Nv.
omei to cure the disease, that they.will
give you their personal guarantee that
the remedy Will cost you nothing un-
less it cures
There is no stomach dosing with Hy-
omei; simply breathe its medicated
healing, and all catarrhal germs will
be killed, and the irritated mucous
membrane soothed and healed.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81, while if extra bottles of Hyomei are
needed they can be bought for soc
making it the most economical treat
ment for catarrh. Remember that
Hyomei costs nothing unless it cures,
as it is guaranteed by @. NJ. Crosby &
Co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

Der Wegsr DUDE @ilis, 19 Sabre
oft. 1852 albOro Strabs wobnbaft.
srtrant sefsrn Ha9mitta9 i'm Jaa
Greet In Der 0dbs Der 80. Strabe, no
bic Jirma Wiaiam Gifs & Son cine
nsus Bride baut. Wtlis, in gs.
slsitune bon mebrsrsn 6rsunben,
f9wamm ungefdbr 100 SUB n6roli9
Der Bride, unb amtRrie fid i'm fi6.
lsnoen Nab. pI6bli8 blisb @iQis
hinter fsinen 2amsrabsn aurid; aIs
f9 feline Jreunbe nod ibm umiabsn,
bsmerften He. BOB bsrfslbe nit benz
@aHer fdmpEte, als Oh er BON 2rdm.
pfen befaaen NOR. 8ebor feline Rame.
raben ibn errei9en fonntsn, mar er
unter benz Wafsr bsridwunbsn. Web.
rsre Der 2naben tau9tsn iufort untsr,
Tim ben grtruntenen au fu9sn, funntsn
abeT benielben ni9t finoen. alfreb
ubl, Elm farbiser Wd&t.r Der nsusn
Bride, tam ben Rnaben 3u Ollie unb
fanb bic 2ei9e einiee JuB bon Der
STEELE sntfsrnt, mo er untersegangsn
MGR.
Die poliasi tuuybe benadri2tt9f,
ieop9 mar bic 2ei9e bereits ON 1fer,
bebor bic &ablsrpoliaifsn Bsrnalsr
unb aibmiaer nit benz &ettungsbOOte
anfamen. Der 3obte tuurbe i'm 3ran-
fentua9en mad Der ffdotii9en 8obtsn-
TANNER 9ebranf.
ubl 1T oerielbe Wenn, mel4er Dor
einiaeu Wonaten sinsn srtruntsnsn
2naben aus benz Gaa Greet aos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

Srpine 6. Duncan on Barton SO.
3u3aoe. Sbsil BON Got IL, South part
aoo. 40 bel 82.43 6ub. fholi9e Settle
bon GOwnsp Str. n6rbli9 BON @lm=
MOOD Str. $4,000.
Union $ruif Company. $rufe,, an
@nOa s. Ruf &C., Got 80, Wort6eroft.
aooitition, 40 BET 145 SUB, pacant.
Ofieite BON @~arrolton Nbe., n6rolid
BON 46. Strabs, 1925.
Wilbur &. Ramiep an 2ouis %,
@arnsfr, Got 8, Spibfaoen's Sub.
oiOiion. 8lOd IL, Wsf gnb Mbbition,
Sc bel lao Jub, berb.. Noroieite bel
Widigan Str, bRli9 bon sbeffielt
Ibs. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
Bonn Seima als Set@e dnritd=
gebramt.

epa Ssburn, 16 Sabre oft. 313 q.
Capitol Abs. tpobnbaft, srtrant geisrn
Ia&mittas 9sssn A llbr I'm Bud Greet.
9isislbs bate H9 gefern WOrgsn
nod Snop's 5arm, usl&e cine Nsils
fhbli9 Der Stabt selegen III. bessbsn.
um ben Gag BEL ibrem Ontel au3u.
brinsen.
Nm Wa6mittage mar oas Nds9sn
nit ibrer @oufne nod benz Bud.@ reel
81 gsgangsn. wel4er tn Der Rdbe Der
Garm porbei aiebt. i'm f9 i'm tiblen.
ben @afer au amiiren.
Die Mdbden battsn ihre S9ube unb
Strtimpfe ausge3ogen uno ruatstsn lu.
fis I'M WuRsr hsrum. pl6bli8 Der.
iant GrduIsin Ssburn i'm WaRsr, UNI
fofort wieber on Der Obsrfd9e su er.
idsinsn. Mit 9dnosn uno GaBen or.
bsitsnb, fudts biefsIbs fid. bss S9uim
mems ~untunoig. iber Waher 81 baltsn,
ieopd cbne @rfolg.
Die @oufns, usl9e an Sooe gedns'
figt mar, erbob eiu Observation-Disclosures
@eiarei. tporauf Mrbeitsr bon Der
Jarm bsrbsieiltsn, welde oas nit Dem
Sobs rin9snbe Mdodsn ans nfsr ao'
gen. Or. 6. s. Jletaer. Der i6nsl
our STEELE mar, ma9te iOfort @isbsr.
belebungspsriu8e, bic isoo9 ~wirtunss'
los blisbsn. als 2si&e wurbs Sas
Wdbdsn bon ben 8sfattern Sslannel
& gudanan nod Der Staot bsf6rbert,
tporauf ben gltern beg Mdo4sns BIZ
observation-disclosures Na9ri9t mitaetbeili
tuurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

EerfeseIte Gueebote tueroen ~euteegen aenommer
BON benz &atb Der SdulzRpmmiHdre Der Stabt .Sn
oiauapoIis, In Der Office bes @eiadftsz9 DIRECTORS, s1s
Roro Nerioian Str bis Il. 80 11br :9adn1ittaas Der
81. ausuft 1906. fur bic Snftanirung Suei eIeftriide,
Gabrftible In Der 6fftntIi1en 8ibIiutbef in Der Stab,
indianapolis, i'm ginflans Der Blame unb speaiFfa
%tirnen, peIGe iebt in Der Office Der arhiteften q
.. Sasset q Go. %aufieseu.
Nneebpte mlieu anf Tprmularen eemadt iueroen
bic bon benz &atb s~eIiefert iperben.
Sober GnsebUtitener mu6 nit ieinen Gnaebot eius
9anfaniueiiuns. SabIbar on ben Ratb Der SdhuIz
8pmmifdre, sum 8etrase BON einbunbert Dollars
$1,000 oeppuieren, c~ertif5irt bon elmer auten Banl
Deer 9ruft COMPANY bon indianapolis, Snb.
Sm Sale elm NneebutteQer, beIen Gnaebpt
acceptirt tuiro, niat innerbaIb fhnf [5l Saaen mad
Benatri1tiguue BON Der annabme ieines Gnaebpts
einen ihriftIiden 8ontraft einsebt nit benz Ratb,
fem ansebOt ausaufhbren uub f@ bs aoutraftes
ourd Sirsidaft, bic bon benz &atb anerfannt iperoer
mus, fifert, 10 ion ieine certiisirte Banfantpeiiuna
nnb beren Grtras a~biuIutes gisentbum ses &atbes
fein, als Guseleihung bes Shaoens, Der ourd iolhes
Tidterfhnen oes Nn9ebptfteIers entftebt unb Der
Nngebotftener ion fir nifts ueiter aIs iiber ben
ertras Der Santanipeiiuns, flr feline Ridt glnsflb=
ruue baftbar iein.
Sas Reht tuiro pOrbebalten, elm uoer aue @nse-
bote auriipsuueiieH.
Sup. g. Glelant,
observation-disclosures.
n = -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
@iege- Il Grab.
@ G B o n.

Soiepb unb Srau SbOdlrp. 538
FLORENCE Str, Wdbden. -Sobn uno
gliaabetb WabOnsp, 1923 g. @apiiol
aps., 2nabs. - @eorge unb katherine
Ralb, 231 proipsct Str, 2nabe. -
WiIam unb Nmelia Arens. 14O5 Sub
gaf Str, 2nabe.-@barles unb Nelie
Sauitt, 1866 @oasmoOo Str, Wdo'
1sn.-Osear unb 9eIen Bomb, DID
toniTen. 6oipital. Mdbasn. - Sabib
6arolb unb Rarp Snofe, 706 St IL.
Str, Mdo9en. - @Ipbe unb Zulu
Sbsrrid, 347 @sft IL. Str. Wab&sn.
-W. 8. unb 6annis Wahe. 538 Bird
Mbe., Wdb9sn.- @erras unb @ornelia
@lafa, 234 Sropbribes Ctr. Wdos
9en.-Nlbert unb glnora Raai9, 303
@adcoit Str. Wdb6sn. -Gbarles uno
irau Worriion, % g. 9aSaIs Str,
Rnabe. = gbwarb unb @raee 8pner,
IS Norb 2epfone Abe, Rnabe. -&D'
bert unb Ninnie Stud, 2509 South.
eafern Ape., Wdb4sn. - 6arrb uno
Srau Dooos, Wdbden.- RiGaro unb
gtia OppsI, 403 Norb 2ibsrtp, Wdb.
den.
Getraut.
Ridaro 3irtlep &gnes Sobnion.
Wnltsr %. Wsaflsp- Gona M. Smith.
8eforben.
Catherine Sppnsp, so, ct. Bin.
cents 6oipital. = Senrp 6. SOnss,
8 DR., 1923 Columbia Nps. - eugene
Sohnion, 2. glsannr 9uipital. -pe:s,
5tib, So, $40 Stebsns Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
8eb0ros fur SHemtliae Mr6eitem

gnta1Itise anf9Idse puroen sutss.
hsiben:
SIR Cement. Ss~ttentpe9e In Der Bu.
danau Strabs bon Der gaif Biz 3u Der
Wrisbt Str.
CIR Nspbaltirung bss Jatrwesss,
Ranbfeine unb Badfein-@ Soften In Der
ct. Clair straBs, bon Der WnHa9u.
istis Ape. bis au ben S&isner Der 6.
g. & %. @~iienbabn.
6fr @emsnt.S sitenwe9e, Ranofeins
unb BadRsin.@ oRen In Der California
Str, BON Der Stem BORT Biz au ber
Mi6igan Str.
6tr Nspbaltirung bes Jabrwsges,
RanbReine unb Badfein.@ Soften Tn Der
IL. Str. bon Der college abe. Bic
su ben S9ienen Der 6. s. & 8. 81.
isnbabn.
6hr Badfeinpfaferun9 bes Gahr.
treges In Der erftsn Nlsp fHbIi9 Der
ct. Clair Str, bon Ger Weribian Biz
3u Der Slinots Ctr.
gntgtItige gef<iHe uuroen aefabt:
Ctr 2~analiRrung In Der Maep 6F.
!i9 unb tpsfli@ Der 8emple Nbe.. BON
benz iiibIi9sn ufer oes poauss Run
bis ,a Der sriten Nqsp n6rbIi@ Der 10.
Str.
CTR 2analiRruns In Der @ainui
Str, bon Der a9nss BIS su Der gbar.
lotte Ctr.
6ir Riesbefreuung bes Scbrtregss,
Cement. Seitentpsge unb RanbReine
tn Der 2eonarb Str, BON Der Wtnne.
fota Bis 80 Der palmer Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
@runoeiaentbnms rlebertragungeu.

Walter g. Sobnion an CHARLES 6.
6OlOmap u. u. She'll bss noro6Rli&er
Wiertsl, Section %. Somnibip II,
Rangs 8. 40 Ader. Waibinston 8own-
ibip. $500.
@eorge %. Bruce an 2smis u. 6.
Stor9, Got 81, Wegartp's iaoIi9l
aob., SO BET 1916 CUB, berbeRert,
WsRisite Union Ctr. iioli9 bon Mor.
ris Strabe. SO, 800.
Sranf D. @alaban an 2apIon Sea,
ion, 9beiI bonn fho6fli9sn BisrteI BON
Section l9, $omnf6ip Is, Rangs A,
Center 8p. $500.
Waiilba W. &opp an WiQiam u.
Woore, Got Al, Blod 8 uno 4, Sopps
8arosn plaee Abb.. 1924 BET l32
SUB. fiouetlt9s @ds bon capitol aue.
unb 81. ctr. $500.
@brifiau @. Wsni9 an Darn 6.
Stslfsn, Got Is. eq. Is, 6Iet&ers
noroweflI9e Noo., 40 BET 14O CUB,
6Rli1e Settle bon Columbia ape., fao.
lid bon 81. Ctr. $500.
gffie W. Mcgurbap an Sbomas 6.
6arrab, Got n, Wega,tps srfs Wef.
fetts Mbb., 80 Bel 1858 6us. 6fli&s
Settle bon Rsisnsr Str. fibli9 bon
2ambert Str. $500.
Senrp @nburri an Masn q. WitHeQ,
8beiI bon 8ots IS unb Sc. Blod IL,
Wortb Snbianapulis, IS BET 125.
SUB, lbroIi@e Settle bon 20. Str,
tpefliG BON &aber Str. $2100.
albert s.. Warttn an SAINTS 8.
Dabis, Got SO, @oismont Abb. IS Bel
1872 so CUB. perbsRert, WeRfeits
0olmes Abe., r6roli& bon Sba Str.
81. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
S@lasrei.

Cine flsins ffattgsfunoene e9idserei
rief gefisrn bic @ebsimpOli3iffen 2urb
unb Dugan nod Der go. 542 Snoiana
aue., mo Elm Streit swii&en benz Heser
Mife Weus unb isinem RahsgsnoRen
Sappp aus9ebro&en mar. SIM Der.
lauf befelben bate @sns benz 9appp
cine flsine @unoe an 2opfe nit einem
Stein bsisebra&t. 9isielbe NOR ni4t
gsfdbrIi4. Als bic pOli3ei antum NOR
Wsls ipurlOs berf&wunben. lit aber
ben Beamten iebr b,fanni unb uirh
ua6rI9einli9 ipdtsr bsrbaftet tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
Mutis Al, aoblemmtuen .Mrbstter.

mir whuid,u SontsM inenarbsiter fur u~nferen
e6aat sas. s. aoPlen burdf4nittlib 6 SUB CUTE
SsrbaItniHe; beftdnbiee arbeit; Iautfr Unions
arbsiter 8abItas balbmonatIi9. esbige Mdnner
porsssooeu quite goarbinebduis- seIisfsrt.
Supiter Seal & Mining Co., Enquoiu. SnB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

Wette @trtbf@aft
Century Sapern|"
% Sub NennipIbamta Ctr
Charles Slot, W9r.
Capital Gttp 8ter an Sapf
0uter 2mn6 at jeoer Sett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

OTFNWbV ~O' ~No"T|
SIR Snbiana S4auer beute Na1f''ttas
ober am gbenb i15n I'm Scnntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
QoeaL8 etterteri&t.

8ew5Itt, brobsnb unb wahri4einli4 &c
IeaentIihe S6auer bsute gta9t; i46n ont
Sonntag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
@etterbertmt.
Gtieaso, IS. glusuit.

sar "a etunbsu .nOsnO 7 ubr mOrssns, 10. aasut
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

0|erlnnet = Gin Ndbd.n fur a~lIgemeine 5aus'
~ arbsit; muB gut fonen tbunen. Sebr gutter
Sobn. sta43ufrusen ON Sonutas sa4mittas awi.
ideu 2 unb 6 lbr tn 81 Met este Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

~ trIanat Cine CUTE reinli@r Rb3in in ameri.
~ fauif4sr Sarnilie. Sebr gutsn 2obu. Rein
Bai6sn. Qa&sufrasen a4as On Aaibinstou Ctr
seeusr IeIepbon 1910.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

@ pertnistben - 9 9immer mpberues 6auS an Oft
a Rem Dori StraBe, uabe Sherman 9ripe. Shr
einsu sutsn ga4bar su ~giuftiesn Bebinsuuaeu.
sladsufrnssn Gal OF Nsw gorf Str:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
Itermometertane.

ID. &. BIptbs
Sections.O Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

On permietben - Geiaaftsbans on Qorbtpeft fGde
y bon Wi1isan nnb NobIe Strase CUTE Sage ffr
Sroerp unb Sls.i6erIubsn nit bhbiasr @ebnun8
sa6sufrosen sos yeorb sobIe Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

SnpianappIis, IT. Guauit 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

N|erIoren-Gine Claimant Brpde in eineH1 fIeiutr
~ Siri9Isoer.HeuteI. geetu Belobnuus in SO.
1910 Norb Neribian etrose nb3uIiefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

NferIonst = SuiDeIiere uub ebeIftein eeser, an
~ neuer unb Geparatur Mrbstt. gtftd nbige
arbeit. 9uter sObn. abs u. g. Graft Co.. 10 gasrb
PenuipIoania Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

On p~erfaufeu-9utes frod,nes SabrifboI3 FIR ROD
. bfen. 2slepbou, sea 2477 Alt, 9fain 1851.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

SZsrIanst--Gin beuii9ss Rdbt.n fur anaemsin
~ Sausarbeit. a12 on 10. StraBe
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-02-09
back to the old Ration..

81 suppose you were fed of the fat Of
the land" said Mrs. Saunders. plain.
lively, as she set the plate of griddls
cakes before Mr.. Saunders the morning
after his return home from Boston.
with Niece Margaret's means. they
must have everything there is going
q" presume to say there's no lack
o. wherewithal," said her husband
as he began to pour maple-sirup with
a lavish hand, "but for breakfasts they
had the worst lot o. truck ever saw.
'Twasn't cooked, nor a thing done to
it. l expect that hired girl o theirs
that / used to hear falling down. utairs
about seven o'clock didn't want the
trouble o. starting her fire in a hurry.
But I tell We when you've had q differ
ent kind O. straw filing served to We
for sever days running, griddle cakes
come just at the right time. Don't
take away that serrup jug yet awhile;
it hasn't soaked in yet all it's ago.
ing to. And set the d%oughnuts and ths
pie and the biscuits where I can keep
an eye on 'em. but You a remove
that glass o. water as far as o see
fit. I've been starvin' healthy about
as long As l can stan it"-Youthi
Companion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-02-09

thegs. s1vlng o bright touch Of color
70 the otherwise gloomy interior. The
swinging cressets that furnished from
overhead a light much feebler than
that emanating from the blazing logs,
showed In one corner an old furnished
corselet and some steel pixies, while In
another a massive carved desk and
chair betrayed tho Official character OF
the room. In the center of the floor
carpeted with many skins stood q
heavy table, set with snow-white
napery and polished silver. Three
high-bncked chairs denoted the num-
Der Of the expected diners.
While warming themselves before
the fire (the autumn nights were
chilly an hour after the sun went
down. and gazing at the mixture Of
civilization and barbarism about them,
Frontenac entered the room, and DON
all were engaged with hearty aPpe-
ties at their evening meal. They
talked freely of the plans for the fur
trade that La Sale hoped 70 be able
to build up. Frontenac, as a sort Of
| partner in the enterprise, offered adj
vice and gave his views frankly on all
subjects discussed.
A knock at the door and a servant
entered to announce that the members
of the superior council were awaiting
the governors pleasure to begin the
business of the meeting. Frontenar
had called for the reading Of the dis
patches that had arrived on the Saint
Honore" and the transaction of other
important business. Tonti and La
Sale accordingly withdrew and the
governor passed to the council cham
Der. The relation of his wrongs to his
friends had tended to arouse the irri.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-02-09
KIN.

DEVOTED TO SECRET gESv1CK
SHOWING THAT WALLS AND
OTHER INANIMATE OBJECTS
OFTEN HAVE EARS.
The scenes Of anger and violence
were over. The exiled councillors had
retired to their homes on parole that
they would leave Quebec the next
morning. The inhabitants Of the
Chateau were all asleep, and the en-
tire citadel was again at peace.
A sentinel pacing his weary watch
upon the rampant was the only living
thing visible in the moonlight, while
the barking of a solitary dog ~ .ts
lower town and the distant howl I a
hungry wolf from tie direction Of
Beaupre were the only sounds aprar-
emily that lroke the silence Of a Gun
tinent.
1t was already after midnight, and
the guard had been changed, when Q
keen eye might have seen a dark dghre
pass silently along within the nhsis
Of the barracks. the guard-room ard
the Chateau itself, until 1t n sally
was merged in the ,ieep shadow of the
magazine at the extreme end of the
fort. Soon after another form APP
peared, gliding by the same route 20
a common rendezvous. Within the
shelter of the building they stood and
conversed in low tones, while awaiting
the arrival of some one else At
length a third mufled figure joined
them, and asked in an authoritAfivl,
voice:
"Are we all here?"
Eyes, M. l'Intendant, and waiting,'
spoke up n of the group rather tes-
lilly, as he shivered with the cold and
drew his cloak closer about his shoul-
ders.
Pardon my delay, Monsieur 1--WE
que" replied Duchesneau, "but was
merely taking the necessary pre"au'
tions. l gave orders to have an extra
amount of liquor served to the sol
diers in the guard-room tonight, and
delayed my coming until l had made
sure that yonder sentinel received hi;
double allowance lefore his turn came
He is too happy now to watch thu
enduOWS very CiOScly, liotSN TOG Cal
hear him singing to himself"
But are you ure we are ent rely Sc
cure here?" spoke up the third mem
Der of the group, who looked u~neasii,
about him.
!"Ducffesneau replied
with a slight touch of scorn in hi
tones, unless the obscurity about u
or yonder log have ears. But to tn
business we have come for" The
turning to the first speaker again, h
went on. "Your letter to NJ. lie Min
istre, Monsieur IEveque, did not seen
to have much weight, for the Sieur d
la Sale has come in spite of your eff
forts"
: ''Trns, M. lIntendant," was the re
ply, "bui it seems that he managed
: gain the ear of the king first. Liste
while I give you the words of his re
ply" and he repeated from memor
the secret letter of Colbert's.
t ITO Be ConHnled.l
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THEIR DEMANDS.
SHE.

SHE.
We must be pure, he must be wise.
He must have youth. he must be strong.
Ale must have eagerncss to rise
Above the level OF tire throng.
PIE must be handsome, tall and straight,
A proud descent he must possess:
When He comes I'll capitulate
And strive to yield him happiness.
HE.
She must, before all other things,
Be frea from sordid motives-ay.
She must be pure enough for wings
And a deals that are high.
She must be modest n have wit,
She must be s%teadfast, cultured, sweet:
When 1 catch up with Her I'll quit
postponing and knee at her feet.
ENVOY.
lie had a squirt and legs that bowed.
Ills mother once had cooked at sea,
Sut Luck or Fortune had bestowed
Great heaps of wealth upon HIM: She
Had little wit and woy Ia AVE sold
Her soul tsr gold. bri she was fair,
Most fair N graceful to behold.
And they arranged things then and
there.
81 e.. Kiser. In ChicaUo Record-Herald.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-02-09

A certain laborer once asked a coun.
try clergyman to write a letter for him
to a duke. from whom he wished tc
obtain aid.
But you ought to go yourself and
see his grace" said the Clergyman.
II would, sir" was the nervous an-
swer. but, you see, l don't like to
speak to the duke. He may be too
proud to listen 10 the likes Of me.
a talk to you well enough sir;
there's nothing Of the gentleman
about you,.--Detroit Free Press.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-02-09
BABY COVERED WITH SORES.
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh IN
less Hands Were Tied-"Would
Have Died But for Cuticura."

my little son, when about a year and
, half old, began to have sores come out
on his face. / had a physician treat him,
but the sores grew worse. Then they be.
gan to come on his arms, then on other
parts Of his body, and then one came on
his chest, worse than the others. Then
I called another physician. Still he
grew worse. At the end Of about a year
and a half Of suffering he grew 30 bad
i had to tie his hands in cloths at night
to keep him from scratching the sores
and tearing the flesh. lie got to be a
mere skeleton, and was hardly able to
walk. My Aunt advised me to try Cutf-
cura Soap and Ointment. / sent to the
drug store and got a cake of the Soap and
o box Of the Ointment. and at the end Of
about two months the sores were all well.
lie has never had anv sores Of any kind
since. He is now strong and healthy,
and | can sincerely say that only for your
most wonderful remedies my precious child
would have died from those terrible sores.
Mrs. Eobert Sheldon, X. +. d. No. !,
Woodville, Conn, April %, 1905"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-02-09
How she saved Her Car Fare.

Cleopatra has left many sisters whit
can boast an infinite variety of nature
They are all things to all men. To the
street car conductor they show a phase
quite different from that displayed tc
any other class of men.
Two were on an Indiana avenue car
the other day. When the conductor
asked for the fare one of them handed
him a $50 gold piece. Unable to make
the change. he returned 1t to her.
When he was out Of hearing she 70,
marked triumphantly to her compan
ion: THAT is the third time I have
flashed that this week. It has saved
my car fare every time Chicago
Record Heard.
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an abscess was forming on my right
Kidney. The trouble was quickly
checked, however, and the treatment
cured me, SO that l have been well
since 1896 and weigh 1873 pounds"
Sold BIZ all dealers. SO cents a box.
Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.