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PARIS. Tex May zT.-A tornado af MEIIs Point sixty nElez south of here hss caused fss deaths of thirty psr s1n4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27

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 Thousands of cures prove fhs merit of Doan's Kidney Pills. Hers is . case at home.
 A WATERBURY CASE.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-10
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BARGAINS IN
ESTATE

2ne broom house on lot OF ont
acre deat lev ialt grounds, on which
: several g68d appls trees that
scar variety of splendid fruit, good
,arn and other outbuildihgs on this
property. Price very reasonable.
Two lots with two houses or eAel-
7 Grasselli Addition; lots frcptibs
op two streets; size of lots 60x1ss
St Price Of each $4,000. on es,v
,erms.
One seven room house and 10, IL
che Industrial Addition; size Of lst
'0x150. This props rty Is in good
sosi- and In splend d location
one small farm, near Grasseili
.ontaining SO acres, has small farm
louse and got d well of water; ais.
solendid your 5 orchard 3uot beEiE
ing to bear. i3rice ftght f ssu
coon.
Also some d client BGrEstnS Il
OTIS at GrasseIN and Fair crouG q
Addition.
We also havu DE shares OF stocI
a the clarksburG Cemetery Asso
aation for sale at a bargain II SOL
At cnce-
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DO you GET UP
WITH Al LAME BAcK2

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure % know 81 tie wondefsnl
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

opher's robe draped over It. She wore
the sacred Brahmal cord about her
neck and her bare feet were thrust
into sandals. Mrs. Besant claims to
have been . Brahn1an In . previous
incarnation.
A revival Of pure Hinduism 10 one
Of the objects. II not the chief OBJ
ject, Of the college; which also gives
instruction in the western sciences.
It was - surprising - It was diagust.
ing to ind that this institution, with
star Of European theosophists among
it, teachers. and supported in good
part by funds from Europe and Amer.
lea should have - the one conspicu-
Gus figure on it, campus. In heroic
sise, the unmentioaahle Shive symbol.
II Boston only knew!
Digging VI . Buried City.
Although there are now only few
hundred Buddhists in all India proper.
1t was 1t Benares that Buddhism
really began. Buddha, after his en-.
lightenment. began to teach at . spot
. few miles from here. known ~ Sar-
U8IOs Su0 Otl8AU8S olS0 VI o0oAI0o. NJ
the present moment archaeological ex.
plorations Of great importance arc
under way at Sarnath. The ruins
which have Just been unsarthed
are probably those Of the very
monastery to which Buddha re-
tired. in the nth century B. C. The
images dug up are in excellent condi-
tion. and quite ~ well carved ~ those
In modern temples. One Of the
"finds" 10 . huge polished granite
pillar. erected BY King Asoka. the
Constantine of Buddhism" 200 years
before the Christian era. The week
Of my visit. finely built we'll. in
perfect condition. though now dry. had
been uncovered. These excavations
at Sarnath are probably the most i'm.
portant now under way anywhere In
the world. l
Copyright. " 5eseph =. BswisA)
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

the stream Just above them does not
disturb TIE worshippsrs . particis.
The practice Of Burning The dsad q
Bsaares y famous. After IL body.
vrappsl II . thia covering. has his
for . time II the 0aaees. Q roasA
funeral pyrs. three or four test high.
10 built Of logs and sticks bought for
the purpose. and Il 70 consumed With
more or lee thoroughasss. The parish
dogs thrive By the tact that ~ Job
10 not always we'll doas; ~ eas
cur gnawing . burnt fragmeat q Q
human body.
] came To Bsaares prepared q 0ad
much 20 admjrD b Hladuisn: ut
somehow I cennot sst past he dirt
aad althineas OF Il ell. There. for
another example. 10 one veil. Tie most
sacred bit Of water In laAia. THIS u
pool. ths slss Of The swiamiag tank
u q ordinary gymHaslun, without
talet Of oatlst. alled iron ~ oaasss,
aad cleaned ost oaly oacs Q year. 70
battle h Il one mast pay . hlsh ~,
- veil - ~ Tie flowers, mix, CO.
fsctioasry. saadalwood 40 otAse
votivs o9esiasB that ass poured into
~ Dooa. ~ 6As-AalAees. ~ result
q I'll theee aeeunulaGieas, ~ co.
tsats. Instead a bstag merely dry
water. are Q vlseoas uAss, naseeat.
las ovea - ieeA upea q b e0ell.
Yet tottssiaG ~ wooea. stroag nsa,
ssl b,oo0iag yostA dueksl 4 ills
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

. 'ctee sort q new Hindus. He a.
sur>' me that the woman merely lived
with i'm to take care OF his house:
and Tat he 10 not marrisA 70 her.
ladia 10 full OF stories Of the lmmor.
.aattiss Of these holy men," Who. -
they march Ia procession stark naked
Through the streets. are truer 70 type
than When On their visits over seas
ehsy cit. picturesqueiy clad. the
oAored center OF groups Of American
women faddists.
One Aaese 0ieillveleNSseat.
Al Bsaares discovered . grievance
aSainst the stories used 70 bear aad
seaA. when . yosnsstsr "A Sunday
school. about these 'faketf5. and the
other Hindu pilgrims 70 the 0anses'
cleansing 6ood. saw Thousands Of
che latter Ia . singie day. Il used TO
- represented that thsss men and
Womsa were all % smittea with
asass Of their siAs. % burdsasd with
2Aoir consciousness d unhollness. that
0ag performed I'll their exacling vows
IN eedee 70 secure spiritual rsssass.
0ot missionaries o. he spot tell NJ
eAat ~ HiaAs 70 - lackiAg in Q
0saoe q sia ~ fouaa tAs japanese
~ ~ 0Aiaeee - -. They know
1ltaje q noehiAg about what he Angio.
0azea egDestsoooo - . consciousness
g Deeoeaal sia. WHAT These Deopls
Aro tsyiag b e1plats % ~ AseaA buf.
~ q We itself. aaA % seesrs. b.
- eAvus q ~ iaau0ssabSe 0ods II
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

Benares, tndia.-This 10 holy Hindu
eround. Even II such an outcast -
European should quit earth ON this
most favored spot. he might hope to
be born again ~ Hindu. This II the
best place In the world to die. accord
ing to the belief OF 207. 10000 Hindus.
That IL why thousands OF persons are
yearly brought here for that express
purpose. and wealthy ra1ahs build
palaces along the nyer bank in which
to spend their dying days. The sim
pie fact OF dwelling In this sacred
city imparts sanctity 10 ono. More
than Mecca Is to the MohAmmedan.
Benares Is to the Hindu.
Obviously. this is the place to study
Hinduism. Obviously. also. Hinduism
here 10 not the Hinduism Of the Chi.
cago parliament Of religions-or Of
Boston ''parlor meetings" All the
washing that IL done in Mother
Ganges" can scarcely make Hinduism
clean enough to be presentable In
good AngloSaxon society.
Holiness and Dirt.
tno hottest hlnOu - inc uiIttowt.
He has his face and body completely
smeared with ashes. whereas the or
binary Hindu has only his arms and
breast and forehead 30 marked. This
holy mans hair hangs In matted ropes.
uncombed. unwashed and Ash.alled.
Although his sanctity Is so great that
he 10 wophipped-I saw the act. moro
than once-he 10 not obliged 10 bother
about the common moralities which
90 along with the western faiths.
One Of the holiest as we'll a. one
OF the brainiest. was reclining on .
couch OF sharpened nails "a torture
which probably looked moro horrible
than II felt. for this man underwent
It with no sign Of discomfort) when
I interviewed him. through an inter.
prefer. I asked him about the holy
woman" ct his side. comely evsa
through her ashes. on account q
whom this celebrated "fakees'' 10 con.
sidsrsd outcast By certain Of tie
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

other loathsome creature. His hope
IL that he may be reborn into .
higher caste. possibly . Brahman:
and eventually, In the dreary process
sion of ages. into NirvanA: which.
while mystically explained In various
ways. amounts really to the sGtinc.
ton Of personal identtty. oome Of
the holy men evea expect - proceed
from this present life into NirvanA.
Wash Day on the oaNees.
Therefore all these washinEs. Early
In the morning the people OF this old
city-Benares far antedates the Chris
tian era-and the pilgrims from all
parts Of the empire. come down by
Thousands 10 the western bank Of the
Ganges In order to battle. From in.
fants to decrepit old men they dip
into the water and mutter their pray
ers. with an earnestness and sincerity
which cannot be doubted. Tho great
CHATS. or steps down into the water.
are thronged with .devotess. Many
carry away the water. for household
use. or to be borne laboriously back
home to the pilgrims native village.
Only the western bank Of the 0anges
IL encacious. to die on the eastern
bank II to be reborn An ass. 90 the
western bank II lined with temples.
CHATS. and palaces. IN various stages
Of disrepair. There 10 merit In erect
Ing one Of these structures. but no
merit in maintaining one after another
man has built It. One huge brown
stone palace especially. . wonder Of
workmanship. has sat down" In d..
orderly ruin on the bank.
II ever modern science takes hold
oe India. The popularity Of Benares
u gone. Tor this worship Of the 0anges
IL thing to give believer in germs
the shudders. People battle and drink
the water. right from the spot whore
sewage 10 seeping through the CHATS.
They are not troubled BY the proxim.
tty Of bathers In all stages Of disease.
TIE fsce that eospses are soaliAg II
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28
col. WARES PENSION.
He Gives Il 70 Help . Little Girl Gain
a . Higher Education.

A great deal Of interest has been
manifested In the course Of Col.
Eugene r. Ware, ex-oommissioner of
pensions, and . prominent member Of
the Kansas bar, in applying for = pen.
sion and then transferring It to
young lady to help her gain an educa-
ton, says the National Tribune. No
man In the company earned . pension
better than Comrade Eugene r. Ware.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28
PROVIDE FOR ONE MORE.
A Coed Rule to Follow In Arranging
Dinner Parties.

The danger. In giving q dinner par.
ty. OF not providing for an extra per-
son. has been 20 often enlarged upon
and % often defended. that 1t IL too
late in the day to preach about 1t now,
but II one has II guests invited and
quail IL = dollar apiece, It 10 truly
hard lines to have to buy . thirteener.
It II not always. however. the unsx.
pected guest who overthrows the best
laid plans Of the anxious hostess.
Listen to the sad story Of q friend
who was Giving . dinner Of II not
long ago. 81
She had ordered II quail and no
moro. That in itself was quite an
item. but this was . special occasion.
Al the dinner proceeded and CONVEX.
sation warmed up. the hostess noticed
slight disturbance Of the portieres
which concealed the door to the but.
ler's pantry. Then the curtains part
ed and there appeared Spot. the much
petted fox terrier. carrying in his ut.
tie jaws one OF the quail. Just ~ he
emerged into view. . hand reached
out and pulled him back. She held
her breath, but the guests had seen
nothing. Again the curtains parted
and the maid appeared bearing . plat.
ter on which the .agitated hostess
counted II quail. nY-
Il took . quail" she said. but !
didn't ct It. II may not have bssu
Spots quail. but didn't want to take
any chances."
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

who began dis military service with
splendid fighting in the gallant First
Iowa ct Wilson's Creek and kept It
up for . year after the war in con-
aict With the hostile Indians. BY good
soldiership Comrade Ware rose from
an enlisted man to . captain. and
made . record Of which any man may
b dessrvedly proud. He steadfastly
refused . pension until last year.
when he took . deep interest In Miss
Laura Mary Ramsey. . girl Of II
years and tho daughter Of . neigh
Dor. She IL very ambitious Of IN edu
cation. and. furthermore. has . big
manly brother. . spssndid type q the
young American soldier. who 10 help
ing support her and Give her n edu.
cation. When but . boy he enlisted In
TIE Twentisth Kansas and was one
Of the members that made that regi.
ment's distinguished history in the
Philippines. When he returned to this
country with his regiment Mr.. Scott
gave him IN appointment to West
Point. whence he graduated with hon.
ors. He was commissioned . second
lieutenant IN the Ninth United States
infantry. His record since has been
worthy OF his past and his friends
have great hopes for his future In the
army. Little Miss Laura says that she
will put the pension money in bank
until the time when she graduates
from the Topeka schools. and use Il
for her education In some higher In.
0titutions.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

II report b true. . most intsrsstins
document has besa found n Italy, Q
lettor nom Secretary Seward. Writtsa
at The beginnias Of Tie civil var, ask.
lag Tie Italian patriot. 0aribaldi. 70
givo his sword 70 The union Cause. AZ
that tine eo0psAsat Americas Ososr.
als hsd not revsalsd Themselves, aal
the American goveEnDeat was -
1osbt ~ 70 sesk help abroad. b. IL
tradition Of LAfayetts aad oGhef n,
ropsaas Who helped TIN eoaatry d
tAo revo1ut3oa. A. Il turned ost, al
IL psiae1pal jsaAess o. botA sides n
~ clvil war were American hoea.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

~ ~ Ael0h& 6 ~ 0DaalsA-ADee1.
60 VA Q tall stseag yeaAg naa, vAo
was De11jl1g 1sg1s, called q ~ heuss
q Q Daes5ee1o Wo0aa kneWn - Q 60.
tsibotse = ~ LsviseeWA Jesrael.
r a susDsisel." - sajl, spafaeel.
b. ~ 80 . yoaAG. eve Ae1ie1 1Dllov
Ne ~ 0el1lAG ooens e III ssje1e,
wv ~ ~ ~ wttA ~ asmyr
W1y,~ y so0olo1, ~eAsy 1oo1 49,
1pu0D = - asuy. - tAWr
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

The Pail Nan 0asstto reports hat
n1nsrs excavatiAg Dsas 0tasunia MADE
~ Interesting histos3c Id h ~ n.
aAine q mammoth b excellsot state
q peseervatioa. Ths portions DIG OFT
iaeasde two tssth. six test b jeasth,
6ue n I've q etx peeees: jswboaas,
parts q ~ veetsbeal eolunn, az
three o. eosf yards q hi6s. upoa Witch
~ hair b still fresA. 5ol1ts ~ otAss
6ooos. aAl 90 looe q the aainal. TAe
-ro0Askabae safe q presesvaGtoa h
WA5eA ~ sksoetoa was eoaa1 b e.
tsibutol - ~ fase ut ~ eoll h
~ l1oEste9 y DosDoaeo1 VIA nineeal
oo1A eastA va ~ natural eAooa.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28

...."". M a,en .n"" ".. Vol. ana
se.-s 80. ~. ~ - nun.
~ ~ 'ne , 80 sn.. "o'o =
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r.u. oa,,.a.... 49," w
49, ~. 49,. -. s...Sr y.
= -. 80 w.,,,,,- SsS.s.."
~. ..,,,..n,o. M -. -.,," y.
$500 H., 49, -. go. II ~
~..h~,,. S;,ams. - .. S.S..
..c..t - eontann,.,. -. ..-
r,ort.x. mo, an m. ,.mn,.
m, ~ -, them .c.mn.-;ns 49,.
~. 49,. .nd Tho .on... ~"
..c..S covs and h,,,. ~. 800
thron.hont Tho citv when vss'.hs
Brahman dies. bull IL turned loose
IN inc CITY to wander through the mar
row streets and 10 piIlaSe. undisturbed.
IRON tns bazaars. inc molten calf
which me backslidden israelites wor.
shipped 70 also here to be purchased
~ . household god.
Yha ou,r,e, In IN. r.m,,.
a. 49,. 49,. mn
w .."ous W. Iemp'e ! sw
. .oa ne.o = 10" .n.. woalo nave a.
1900 . nloo Any ~nele 10 Cnristen'
..o'": = .vih"n "o'sn.pper wanted 70
'a~ eae ,nae! .n''ne' ou. INC
S..~ .Ns .u .a~' sn0 ~" NOT
s.-... 49," no"'. o.o .".y m
49,. s.'~s que n.u' .ao '''o1 !" io!ee
~ NY p.s' 'ne priest Inc Iaaer
s,~ e. =. 'uueA neF sounoln:
w" :. INC lace, out even Uni. cou'o
~ ~ oc.sI ,he intending wo!:nipper.
.no "nsn : ieH' atter "stcn'ne tne
mess LOT Yen minutes tne NOISE OF the
.n.'e SUI hiied ne temple: u.
.nouen INC o'hei "orsnippe5s seemed
20 mind II as little - did the well
-" oo"s tas' hiied tne temple court
Being on the este SIas.
within the commas. NJ m. hr,.s
article II Il Impossible to dive more
thaa mere glimpess Of the RELIGIOUS
Hfs Of this Aacrsd city aud its myriad
pilgFlms. beat on making the l6.mile
round Of holy places. The objects Of
vsnsration are innumerable. Here are
. dainty pair Of feet, carved in hish
rslief-not Impressed into the white
marble-whicA are worshipped ~ the
footprints Of vishnu. Nearby are
Suffice stones. marking the sites where
widows Inundated themselves upon
their husbands funeral pyres. I'm.
ages OF countless sorts, are wreathed
In flowers. shovered with rice, Gov.
cred with holy water. and made obei.
sance to. A Hindu q not eoing to
take any chances; he worships what.
ever il likely 10 b sacred. from Q
Buddhist statue to . Christian church.
to speak only within my own knowl.
edge. As one said, you never can
tell. and It b best TO b On the safe
a6s." The N0cls whaeA saw Q mis-
sionary diserihutinR amoaR the nil.
sr'ms on th9 river saak we're eagerly
sought Tor ~ sssA. J'a"
For thsorattcel HiaAuisa tAs reader
must BE- rsS6s1oa 70 tAe sacyeloesdia:
this 10 not ~ place 70 attempt even
a. outline a ~ sslaia features. mueh
less . dssesipeaoa q Tie psiseapai
members Of Ne gallery Of iasu0esab3s
gods. Wovea lato. tAs rslig3oa y tie
caste systsa. vAiaA hops'essiv shsts
Oh one for lie b ~ caste iato Which
he was born. - tat . Dsahoaa b
contaminated ~ ~ vssy sAaAow q .
sweeper. TheoeeGjcally. tAeso Are
four grand divis3oas oe caste. actually.
thars Are theueaaAs q eastss. 81 ]
never heard q European Who A.
tompted IN unAaeafanA an tho onafn
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-12-28
knsys No on A..


Brazilian cocoaaut palms live from
go to TO years. and the Arabs assert
that tAs date palm frequsntly reaches
the age OF 80 to 800 years. says The
Dundee Advertiser. WallaA's oak nsar
Paisley. Scotland. 10 known 70 b over
TOO years Old. and there are elgAt ol.
i've trees o. ~ Aouat q Olives nsaf
Jsrusalsa which are kaown 70 have
bssa 1ossishiag u ~. TIE ysws
at FosataiAs AbSey. Yoskshire, were
old trees whsa h li31 he aboey was
bailt. 81 . redwood II Masipeoa
Grove. California. b . manitoba CO.
tsnariaa. baobab tress Of Africa have
bsea oo0pHtea 70 b over S.ooe yeass
Old. and The deciduous cypress Of
CAapsitspee 70 ooasidsrs1 70 b q Q
stu greater 90. Humboldt sajA that
Tie pracsaa Draeo q 0rotava, o.
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