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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
S55s YACHTING PARTY. u
Guests Of Dr.. lager Have Merry
5;5 Time at w est Point. W

X; fSnecnl to The Tlmes-D isDatnh.) et-a5885,
WEST POINT, VA. August 18.---West
Point was greatly enlivened Thursday BY
d party Of fifty CHI rming peopl from
Ware Neck, Gloucester The splendid
YACHT .'Ella Nv arden" brought the party.
which was in honor Of 81 llouse-part E!g'
given at the home Of DR., ~. !. r. lager,
IN Gloucester The members OF the party
were all from Gloucester except about
fifteen. who were from Wnshingtun,f$D. +
q. ana 4 West u Virginia. Mr. and 81 Mrs.
ira Jacob Rhodes, Weld, w. al add
much to the pleasure OF the party y
gof them are spending q few days at the
Terminal Hotel, and take part In the
dancing skating and other amusements
AT Beach park. n After these were over
tho party gave grand pyroteehlnliloc dl is
play. sending up several bat oons.
In the party are the following Or VI y, IS
r. lager, James a. Strothers and W g.
Miss Bessie Strothers, T. j Rhodes ana
wife. Captain George A. 1agt: and VIE;
Miss Ellen Leo, Miss Z. Bridges, Miss
q. Benson, Miss Coffman. Mrs. -. Har-
mon, Miss Grace Harmon, Miss Ida II r
mon, II, H Martin, w. Ashby ] ones, MISS
Rose Martin, Miss Carrie Martin, Miss
Pearl bennett, Miss Lille BENNETT Miss
i. TInsley, Mrs. ", Young, Miss J !.
lGreetan, James i. Tal!aferS', samuel
yGreaner, a. 8, Davis. Jnnlus Dixon. WAL al,
ter Sanders. WI. Bridges, Sam, Carey,
.Georfe Cary, ELLIS Carr, Harry TAB o., Johns
Tabb William Bridges, NJ, Blusom, ~
SGutshaW, XII * 3EEs "
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COLONIAL BALL.
Buffalo Lithia Spring s Enjoys q
Brilliant Event. II i5$

8 sSs fspecia ia The Times plspatch) % I
BUFFALO 3EL 1THIA SPRINGS, Az
August Is he dies Il ntertained the
guests at Buffalo Lithia Springs Thurs
day night with q colonial ball. Those TAX
ing part In the balpoud re were Misses
Rose end Charlotte Briscoe, Margu erite
Goode, Mary Wilcox, Iva IL ZEE Miller
Edith Hoyle, Nancy ] ones, l Mrs and Miss
Busby, Mr.. A: & N Jones. Mrs. II Pugh, Nir r.
Perkins and the Misses Clnr Helen
Barney, FLORENCE Busby, Ruth Sanford,
Marion BriscCc. NJ ss Day lson, Miss Carl
ton; Aiessrs. "A II. r. tones H 9. Taylori
c. G. laird, Bright Iy Iryin, Dr. Hays,
Or. Perkins, Jld &c WI j cox, y. NJ G. Smith,
O. B.: Peters6n, ames m iller. Amber e. y.
Wilcox, T. Cd dy WI cox, Mr.. Ferehee,
Colonel al exander, Mr.. Cranston, Thomas
Black, Josiah Cannady. sS3S
Y The young ladies We're dressed In costly
costumes n and their hair was beautifully
Tho 4 mon II were dressed 81 II
Geo rye a Washing ton costumes s8a So
THE grand march was led by Miss Mary
Wilcox and Mr.. c. b. Peterson. Miss
Mary Wilcox was beautifully dressed
In pink china silk The Miss s b scoes in
pink and y white satin empire gowns
Miss I: Marguerite Goode in purple
satin Miss Hoyle In black Lace over
white Silk he 9 thers aides We're beauti7
fully dressed. X e VA K s5l
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No Rides.

An interesting feature which conduces
10 rapidly OF transit In American cities
Is that the fare Is always y a uniform 8
cents e 1-2d.) Thus, jumping on and
on the cars for short distances ia dis
scourag ed In London tho tralnwnys tire
slowed and retarded by picking up and
setting down passengers at Y half penny
fares for 81 ort dis stances, and thus are re
which should fall to them. OF carrying
long distance traffic. The evidence In
favor, OF the uniform fare Is very strong
and PRACTICAL. The American railways
running into the great cities. according
the work OF carrying short distance pas
sengers. Thus, the New York Central
has no station nearer,its terminus than
i've miles. It holds that IN the $eS--
tremely short raftlc It IS better for the
messenger and better for the company
that he should travel by the trnmway
lines, III. London News. 81 * M Il;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

a VIE whose face like an early fow'lr y
- Smiles on the world and wins q smllei
,vaunts not beauty as her chief dover,
But strives for the grace OF oyersoul' ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
light and 11venlng star. TheirE old ~ ~.
sGinin plantation HAD REASON TO feel prold

light and 11venlns star. ThcirEold viz e !.
ghia plantation had reason 70 feel proud tl
Ethyl Aston cabeil and Ka ~ Y,
Hamilton cabelt were dainty Japanese
girls Dorothy Temple C y was Red
NfnTthy5 tviiaon. 81 snithfield, Va, q q
Forget ine-not and Jack ll Us n =
Colonial t1entiemnn, iii, costume Of ritiks
velvet Goa Il witt lite 50 TN \. e GUS rs
buckles, lace rufftes and all the glory Tor
of n beat Of old. l2si III s \,
Four lovely little sis ers, Of New y (, York,
represented flowers t,l lef, Yuclle, z q
Poppy; Burls, d Forge t-i fie.t,ot; NJ ELISA,
d Rose, and Nancy & n Violet
u daintyFllttla fairy was Elizabeth Dean gen
Taylor Of Richmond. Grace u Reed was y
n'NlghtD; Mary Jill beth .s sr,haycr, y
quaint 9,.Littie Boy Blue, Josephine
.Thayer. y Little Bo- r cop. Alice \. ~
.I,uckler MAIDS charming Red q Riding
Hood Jennie Erozle or appeared q as sly.
Harris Nelson. ns q exican Gowboy.,
Forney Reese Court c,sttte t.. Jack sA
potts, d noted E%Basebnll Player"
.si It was like fairylnrd let loose N the \
brilliant bail -roon, an to Professor zeh-1
ley, bf tyvashngto ton, oil {. tho credit for
the grace and beauty OF the dances and
dancers Is honestly d ie. 3+S ,4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

A VITO whose gentle heart la mine,
n Whose tastes all fitting to my own,
Whose spirit bright. as rich old wine .s
CLOVIS In the shadow az IN Sheen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Ideals Of q Bachelor.

&'y 9FS41 49,
IA cottage home on u sylvan street.
Absent tho whril OF the busted town,
Yet close the tides which ceaseless beat
10 move the dear worlds veal along.
s3sisi
With sinuous paths veTg'd with flowers,
And Gins and oaks. to Hubdua the dawn
And give me shade when suTnn'or slows,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

A maiden by my hearthstone's lame g j,
.Ths crest " my unkn.shtsd namA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

= Die Ttefenmeun TN
Meere lit bei betrG6tli9en Siefen
f9pierig. Oesbalb lit Der @rfinbuns
bes nprtpegii9sn Snsenieurs Berg
graf sroBe 8ea9tung gu f9enfen, bic
es ermDglidt, in iebr iinnrei9er uno
babel einfa9er Weife Meerestiefen
bonn fabrenben @9iffe aus unSuaei=
gen, pbne bab cine 8erbtnbune stpi>
fden S9iff unb Meeresboben beitebt.
Der @runbgebanfe 1T berielbs, Der es
seitattet, bic Sie!e zines @9a9tes
bur9 bic 3eit gu mefsn, bic apiI9en
Der G%ntfenbung zines Saues unb benz
Wdbrnebmen ieines Wiberballes berz
gebt. On ieber Settle bes S9iffes
1T Elm Spra9ro6r angebra9t, bur9
sas S6aurpellen in bic Siefe geianbt
perben. Sieie S9aupellen pflanaen
Fi9 Bis gum Meeresboben fort, iperz
ben suriidgepprfen unb bon benz
Spra9robr pieber aufsenommen.
Die apifden Songebung unb spns
empfang berfloHene 3eit pirb an ei<
mem ubrpert gemefen unb 10 bic
Siefe bes Meeres beitimmt.
&ubanab in Oefen u
berminbern. 4ls Elm prpbdtes
Mittel. Der bdufis 10 ldfttsen RuBab=
ieBuag in Seien unD 9erDen entges
ssn5uarbeiten, bat fi9 bas folsenDe
ni6t aasemein betannte Ierfabren
erpiefen. Wan ne6me cine 9anb bon
frii9er &artOffeli4alen un0 merle
bieielben arf bas i'm Sfen brennenbe
5eusr, nobel man iebo9 Die Sbiirsn
bes Ofens iofort feit auidlieben mib.
Die fi9 aus ben 4urtoffelf4alen ent<
tpidelnoen OGmpfe lOien ben Stub,
tpelder ii6 in cen 3iieen feitgeIebt
bat, unbentfiibren benielben bur9 ben
G4ornftein ii1s Sreie.
9aarpGf9e unb Reini>
aungsmtttel iii bic &opf>
haut. 9dufiseres sriinbIides
Daidsn init lauiparmem Wafsr ober
f6pa9em RamtIentbee, benz man
sttpus pottaf6e ober Soba unb gum
parfiinriren Gau be Cologne auiebt.
bGlt 9aar umb &opf rein. Du Der
Sobaz urb ppttaf9e5uiab benz Spar
ben natiirli9en Settsebalt entSiebt, 1T
Der 9aarbobsn bon 3eit gu 3eit nit
eintsen Sropfen fettem MamoelOl ober
NIT elmer pomabe aus glet9en Sbets
len Wafelincreme unb 8aielin einau>
fetten. = Mu9 cine f4na4e Mb=
fp6uns bon QuiQaparinbe, in Der
man ipenig 3orar auflOit unb ettpas
Spiritus 3ufebt, 1T Elm empfeblenss
tuertbes Waf9mittel fir 9aar umb
2opf.
-Werf9nappf. Brdut gum
8rGutigam): ralber, Pdul, MAIDEN
MIR bod f&pn enblid 6o45eit = fos
lange ME nit Din mar i9 msin 2ebs
tag nod nidt psrlobt!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

1rtperer UnsIiidsfau eretgnete pa
auf elmer i'm SanIdbafen liegenben
nprfpegii9en 8arf. Der 4rbeiter 90.
&06n itiir3te in ben Raum unb purs
be 10 f9per perlebt, buB er mad BEN
6dfentranfenbauie gebra9t perben
mubte. = Der felt eintser 3eit be->
mibte &dufmann @rabopsti aus Der
SreilieratbitraBe pon bier purbe in
einem Sei9e bes S6lsborf fer Central
frieb6pfes ais 2ei9e aufgefunben.
Gr mar an benz Sage por ieiaer 9p9z
5eit in BEN Sob gegangsn. - Seia
2~5iG6riges 4mtsjubildum ala paftor
in Der 3anbaemeinbe &ir9trGrber be-
cling leBtens paitor Sopbus 3au.
Bremen. Sn 8r%emerbaDen bat
fi6 auf benz Weier : 4ubsnbei9 Der
18iGbrige prtmaner unieres 9pmna>
fums @rausl, Sp6n zines 2ebrers
on berielben 4nitalt, erf9oHen. Sin
Mptip fir ben Selbitmprb bes jun
gen Mannes 1T ni4t befannt. =
9eBtens ereignete fi9 auf Der Saitebz
ter G6aufee na6e Der Sdbrftrabe Elm
3uiammenftob 3neter elettrif9er
Strabsnbabntpaeen. Snfolse zines
fart aufsetrstsnsn Nebels fubr Der
BON bier na9 9aftebt fabrenbe Moz
tortpagen iibsr bic 8si6e binaus urb
praute nit benz ibm straightforward
ben Strabenbabnpusen suiammen.
Die Gpniiion mar furhtbdr. Der eez
rabe gum Oient fa9renbe S9affner
Sartien purbe BON benz @~orberperron
beruntersd4leubert unb linn beibs
9eins dbgefabren. Gin Mullrr erlitt
Quetf9tpunben on ben @rmen unO
9einen. Gin Basenfiibrer fpurbe i'm
9efi9t rerleBt.
2ubed. Dem @efreiten @ebrt
pom bieiigen Snfanterie : Resiment
go. 1872 tpurbe fir bic bon ibm nit
.isener 2ebenssefabr auseefibrte Ret>
tung zines &ndben pom Sobe bes
@rtrinfens in Der alien Srabe ON
Sintenberse bic Hettungsmebaine am
8anbe perlieben. = Sas ieltene 6eit
Der btamantenen 9p9Seit f~eierten
tiirali9 bas friibere 6ii9ereipG9ter
2unalob'fde @bepaur in benz nuben
S9ultup. Der SubelbrGutigam itsbt
i'm 80. 2~ebensiabre, bic Subelbraut
TT 80 Sabre alt.
Snxenr6ur9.
Otfferbinqen. Der a9tsebn
Sabre ate @rbeiter Sulius Bernard
aus 9olleria ipurbe alif benz 9iittens
merit Don einem 3uge erfaBt unb iibers
f06ren. Dem unQliifli9en tpurbe bas
redte 9ein ~bollitGnbis absstrsnnt.
Gid q. b. ala. Muf ben 6o9z
Dfen Web ipurbe Der Nrbeiter Grnit
8atbslmb bur9 ~gfiibenbe @ramafen
errsi9t. Der l1ngliiflide srlitt 10
i4tpere 8erlebungen, baB fein 2sben
In Befd5r ftebt.
@eder. Der g~ifenbreber 8.
aus Manterna9 gerietb attf bisiigsr
Giienbiitte init elmer 9anb in bas
&ammrab elmer Orei9mai9ine unb
tpuroe erheblih perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
Gut nartert.

&Dnig 5riebri6 Wilbelm I. BON
preuBen NOR, ME mdnnigli9 betunnt,
elm GuBerit iparIamer !9err. Sn 9elb>
laden bDrte BEL linn fat INNER Die
bepubte 9emiitbli6feit auf. Oiefer
Serrffer ma9te ii9 nun Elm beionbe=
res @ergniisen baraus, Die franS0ii>
fden @eiftli6en, bic in prerBens
9auptftdbt Elm &efusium gefrnoen
buiten, at bGnfeln, unb fat iebesmal.
tperrr er einem Der seiitli9en 9erren
arf Der GtraBe b~egegnete, frdgts er
Jpn, pb er Mpliere selefen babe. Dies
aei6ab EMIT aud Bel einem iiingeren
paifor, benz Der 3Dnis erft ean5 flra
porber cine erbetene ~petunidre geibilfe
fir feline bebiirftise 9emeinbe runo
abgei6lasen bate. Die &ntport bss
@eifli6en l1ntete: .Saipobl, Sire.
unb ioeben bin i9 BEL Dem rSeiSisen"
aneelamot." Sapfer belt Der Sranz
sofe ben i'm faft bur95obrsnben 8li=
den bes a0nigs itdnO, Der iebr ppbl
Die @nfpieluns auf feline iibergrobe
@pariamtsit bssriff. SdtpeisenD
cling Der !9errf9er bon bannen uno
I6tdte am anbsren Sage benz 9eift=
liden = bic 9dlfte Der erbetener
@elofumme. Die Gbrpnit beri9tete,
baB bon nun ab jeslide peitere 4po=
itropbe Der fransDIh9en Paftoren
burd ben 20nig u~nterblieben lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

rDpttpr! Ooftor!!~ REF gobrieIe.
fi9 in sinen Jauteutl perfenb unb
ibren Sbrdnen freien 2auf lafetb.
sd bin entfeBli9 unsliidli9!!"
mRd, no, es pir5 10 arg ni9t iein."
rSO4, bod, er Iiebt mid ni9t
rre6r!"
y@r2 Wer9A
rWer arbers, ols Sstdr - mein
Marn! Tenten sic ii9, als i9 in iei>
ner 4btpefenbeit beite sufGIis = i9
tbue es ipnit ni9t nit meinem
S9liFel feinen S9reibtif9 Dffne.
mas erblide ih o, es tit entfebli9l
8riefe bon elmer Samenbanb!!"
uNIten Oatums2"
rHein, iiinsitens Satums." rief
Gabrielle errsst. Cline n2bui"
f4retbt ibm, baB iie ibn betimmt
beim @artenfeit bes Grafen &lein=
born ertparte. ., i9 femme biefe
2plli, ss lit bic @ittpe bes Hittmeis
tiers 9atport, cine 6ruu nit 5pet
falf9en 3Gbnen = i9 tpeib eS be-
fimmt : baB fe 5pei faf9e Sabine
bat, biefe 9bnt = tpie man iiberbuupt
2p0i beiBen fann, f9on Der Same lit
entfebli6, un0 Inn Dieie gi6t Sstar
mid, Die Jpn 10 Tebr liebt. auf."
Isle lieben ihn alfO pirtli6g"
n3peifeln sic buran2 SD bin bod
feline 5ruu!"
rSl ii es eibt SGne ="
nPfui Oottor, mas benten sic DON
mir9"
rS92 Sas geffe; anein Ostar -"
rWie er 5tpeifelt -"
reSa, ieitbem Sic am &anoe Der
sSliterpphen inn erfldrten, bab Sbre
9ie6e au ibm i'm 4bities besriffen u1b
Der Baron @9ten ="
,Sa, bas mar auf Dem Qdnbe, mo
t9 Sstdr unb INNER nllr Sstdr fab,
ba = ba = aber fettbem mir bier
limb, mir uns peniger ieben,. ieitDem
i6 peib, bab man midrSlm i'm benetz
bet unb Ssfar biefer 9pli ben 9of
ma6t. feit Dieiem Qusenblid babe i4
ibn f9redli6 lieb."
r@ann lit bas @urtsnfsf benin
9rafen &leinborn9"
ySn brei Sasen."
u@iHen sic pas2 Damn reiIen Sic
init Sbrsm Sstur o Dem 5eite ab."
rWirb er tponen2"
y9afiir itebe i9, men sic mein Re=
aept b~efolgen: Den 8rief 2DQis legen
sic bubin, po er lag. pbne ie init eiz
ner Silbe gu ~ertpdbnen, bab Sic bus
@ebeimnis %fennen; nebmen sic i'm
beim &opf. seben ibm einen bersbafz
rem &uB unb rarnen INN ins Sbr.
pte sic mir bprbin fugten: rSstur,
i1 6ab' Did 10 i9redli9 lieb."
u@irb bies belfen?"
vunfsblbar! limb fOllten sic ie mics
Der cine GENTLE Monptonie in Der Sic
be fiiblen, bdnn fu6en sic nit Sstur
nur pieber @eieui9often uuf. 3eiz
gen Sic benz Mdnre ia ME, oab sic
feline Wege fennen. Siefe grtenninis
bes ftarfen @ef9le6ts lGbt serne ei>
men StaGel surid, ON benz bic 2iebe
ii6 pertpunbet. Die Serren Der
S6Opfung ppnen gar gu gerne alse
Seilige perebrt tperben!" ---
3pei Sage ipGter reiite Ssfur nit
Gabrielle na9 Stulien.
Hedbers besleitete lie gum 9ahnz
hof: nMeine Sruu," fliifterte Ssfar
benz Opftor au, nipar nod ME 10 rel,
senb!"
rMein Mann lit elm @ngel!!" febte
Gabrielle nit einem Bid auf ibren
@atten bin5u.
rSo. ia, Der reetpife" Punft IN Der
Gbe muB NIT Seidid ibergansen
iperben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
9ufunftstrdum E.

;. Sin 3ir9baulos bait Ou Dir
sstuuft9 Was tbuit Ou benn, tpenn
Ou 10000 Mart sepinntg" :
rDann taufs ih mir elm Qutomobil."
= Limb psnn Ou $4,000 getpinnftg"
= yOann baue i9 mir cine 8iaa."
= limb penn Ou 100000 ge>
ninmit9" mOann besa6le i4 meme
S9ulben!"
= OertraEfe Srinter.-
Mr5t: .. @lfo pdbrenb i9 p~erreiif
mar, baben Sic pieoer flott brauflos
%getrunfen! S9Oner 2eihtfinn bas!~
patient (entriiiet): n9err Sunitdtss
ratb. Sic bdben Sbre grboIuns ses
babt = parum ion ih lie ni4t audi
haben!"
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
MILITARY MATTERS.

Russia has -150 regiments OF mount
ed Cossacks.
Canada's standing army averages
$4,000 effective men.
The military tribunal at Konigsberg,
Prussia, recently had before 1t a lieu
tenant, only 20 years old, who is ac-
cused of maltreatment of soldiers in 20
specified cases.
Renewed efforts are being made to
raise money to complete the fund for
the erection of monument upon the
grave of Rear Admiral James J. Jouett,
u. s. N, at Arlington cemetery.
Another French military invention
is on record. This time 1t is not the
machine gun, but the army rife, and
again the inventor steps out from the
ranks. Corporal Grissolange, of the
First colonial infantry. has devised q
method of greatly increasing the ca
pacity Of small arms for rapid firing.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
SCRAPS OF SCIENCE.

The fiftieth anniversary Of the inven-
ton of the aniline dye is to be celebrated
oy the world Of science by the placing of
portrait Of the inventor, DR.. Perkin,
IN the National Portrait gallery, and q
Dust in the rooms of the Chemical So
ciety at Burlington House, London.
Gas is the fundamental basis Of the
sense Of smell, says DIR. John Aitken,
+. Il. S.. according to the Scientific
American. Berthelot says that one hun
dredth OF quadriliionth Of gram OF
musk can be detected by the nose. DR..
Attken has found that Of "a odorous
substances Investigated not one gave OF
Its perfume in solid particles; nothing
but gases and vapors escaped from any
Of them.
Two distinct organizations, both COM
posed OF men eminent in science. are
studying the sun with extraordinary
care. One, the Solar Commissions, es-
tablished In 1908, is devoting its re-
searches to the effect Of the sun on the
weather and climatic changes Of thu
earth. The other, the Solar Union,
formed In 1904, is endeavoring to ascer-
tain more than is now known about the
sun ITSELF Both are European associa-
lions.
Prof. Spring, Belgian who has been
studying the causes Of color in water,
under various conditions. says that il
water otherwise entirely pure contains
one part Of every 100000 Of ferrtc
hydrate. an iron compound, 1t will ap-
pear green, where the depth is consid-
cradle. With less than one part Of fer
ric hydrate. In. every 20 .000, 900 it will b
blue. But less than one part of vege-
table mold or humus matter in every
100000 will make the blue tint Of
water disappear. .
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
BOYS SHOULD NOT

Laugh at the suggestions made By
the man over you.
Attempt to put wrong construction
ON girls words.
Imagine assurance will supply the
place Of knowledge.
Sheer at those who are trying to
give you good advice.
Refuse to try an experiment because
you think it has no merit.
Refuse to explain honestly why you
TAIL to keep your appointment.
Think 1t makes you appear large 70
belittle the ability Of others.
Speak slightingly Of the man who
wants to curb your enthusiasm.
Write letter In way that an
expert II required to decipher It.
Spend your cash recklessly with tho
ldea Of deceiving those around you.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
INDIAN pRovEnBa

The coward shoots with shut eyee,
Small things talk loud to the Indians
eye.
No Indian ever sold his daughter for .
name.
When = fo1 walks lame old rabbit
Jumps.
The paleface's arm Is longer than his
word.
A squaw's tongue runs faster than the
winds legs.
There is nothing 20 eloquent % rat
tlesnafe's tail.
The Indian scalps his enemy; the pale
face skins his friends.
There will,be hungry palefaces SO long
as there is any Indian land to swallow.
When man prays one day and steals
six, the Great Spirit thunders and the
evil one laughs.
There are three things It takes q
strong man to hold: A young warrior,
q wild horse and handsome squaw.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
osTRlcHEs ON STORMY SEA
Birds Knocked About by Motion Of
Ship Fall and Break
Their Legs.

''Ostriches are terrible creatures to
have aboard ship in a Storm" said q
sailor. Knocked about by the waves,
they fall and bnsak their legs.
I'VE once carried IL superb ostriches.
They were good sailors. Their sea ap-
petites were fine. But two days fro1n
port . nasty gale overlook us.
"And then it was pitiful to see those
ostriches. The ships luches and ducks
knocked them OF their pins, sent them
rolling back and forth, to and fro,
wildly, helplessly.
Imagine dozen ostriches now ON
their feet, and then-bang-on their
backs, their long legs in the air, roll-
ing every which way. What you'd ex-
pect to happen happened, Of course.
Their legs broke. You could hear above
the storm the sharp crack of the split
ting bone.
''Of these IL fine ostriches only two
reached port alive"
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
RHEUMATISM CURED
The Disease Yielded Readily TO o.
Williams Pink Pills After Other
Treatment Failed.

treatment Failed.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure rheum..
t.sm because they supply the necessary
elements to the vitiated blood and on.
able nature to cast out the impurities
and effect cure. Mrs. A. Baker, Of No.
119 Fitch street, Syracuse, N. T.. win
furnish living evidence Of the truth of
this statement. "There has been rheu.
matism in my family ever since I can re.
member, she says. "Mygrandmother
was great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism and my mother also had the
disease in q mild form. About a vear
ago had hard cold and rheumatism
caught me in my left knee. There were
sharp pains, confined to the neiphbor.
hood Of the knee and they seemed to %
right into the bone. The pain I suffered
was intense and I also had dizz1 gpells.
"The doctors called my trouhla
uriatic and sciatic rheumatism. When
didn't get better under their treat.
mentmy brother-in-la law suggested that T
try DR.. Williams Pink Pills. I 'boupht
three boxes, and, by the time I had
taken them, the pain and dizziness had
entirely left me. I wanted to make
sure of cure so I bought three more
boxes, but I didn't take quite all Of them
as found that I was entirely cured.
Before took the pills the pain was
% severe that ! had to cry at times and
when / was cured was SO thankful and
grateful and I am glad to recommend
them to every one who suffers with
rheumatism.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have cured
severe cases of an@mia, sciatica, nervous
ness, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia
and st. Vitus' dance that have not re.
sponded to other modes Of treatment.
All druggists sell DR.. Williams Pink
Pills or they will be sent by mail, post.
paid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per
box, six boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. vii.
iams Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N. 7.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-05-05
pEcAyED STARCH.
A Food Problem.

s An Asheville man tells how right
food did that which medicines had
failed to accomplish:
For more than Is years." he says.
Fl was afflicted with stomach trouble
and intestinal indigestion, gas form
ing In stomach and bowels and Civ
ing me great distress. These condi.
tions were undoubtedly due to the
starchy food l ate, white bread, pota-
toes, etc, and didn't digest. I grew
worse with time, till, years ago.
had an attack which the doctor
diagnosed as appendicitis. When the
surgeon operated on me, however, it
was found that my trouble was ulcer
of the pancreas. instead Of appea-
dicitis.
Since that time have had sev.
eral such attacks, suffering death, al.
most. The last attack was about )
months ago. and endured untold
agonies
''The doctor then said that would
have to eat less starchy stuff. SO !
began the use Of Grape-Nuts food, for
/ knew it to be pre-digested. and have
continued same with most gratifying
results. 1t has built me up wonders.
fully. gained 10 pounds IN the first
s weeks that I used Grape Nuts, my
general health is better than ever be-
fore, my brain is clearer and my
nerves stronger.
For breakfast and dinner, each, I
take 4 teaspoonfuls Of Grape Nuts
with cream. small slice of dry toast,
m egg soft boiled and cup Of
Postum; and make the evening meal
on Grape-Nuts and cream alone-this
.gives me good nights rest and
mn well again" Name given by
Postum Co, Battle Greek, Mich.
There's reason. Read the little
book 'The Road to Wellville,'' in DkgA