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The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25

To prevent typhoid fever cpidcm-
ic from visiting Pittsburg next sum
mer, as has been the case in the past
two summers, the city has imported
1000 suntlsh, which DR.. Edwards, OF
the bureau OF health, expects to do
the work. The fish are being placed
in the streams In the park, while u
large number OF them will be placed
in the reservoirs. Another batch is
expected soon, which will be liberated
in the Allegheny river, near the
pumping station at Brilliant. Dr..
Edwards says if there is anything a
sunish likes it is typhoid fever
germ. For that reason the fish are
expected 10 thrive in the streams here
abouts. 1t is also said that sunfsh is
sure death to malaria germs, and that
they are really desirable citizens IL
every way. A heavy fine will be i'm.
posed on any small boy who catches
the suntlsh. Why not start a sunflsl
hatchery in the turbulent waters OF
the arkansas above the pump house
1t might solve the pure water prob
lem. La Junta Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
Chlncr QNerlnnkcd-

A Pittsburg woman is suing her
husband on the ground of cruel and
inhuman treatment in that he keeps
her on diet of bean soup She
might have spited him by refusing to
eat anything.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

Miss Ruby Meerdlth delightfully."- en-.
%tertained a number Of her friends last
evening Mt her pretty suburban home
on the east side with a garden mas.
querade. The honor guest OF the oc.
casion was Mrs. c. c. Meredith, OF
Pittsbarg, q slsterlnlaw OF the hostess
and who has been her guest for sev.
erat weeks. The pretty lawn surround.
ing the home was tastefally illuminat-
ed with Japanese lanterns, and pre-.
scented a very attractive appearance.
About fifty guests, all alfred In quaint
aud pretty costumes. with masks, en-.
joyed the hospitality Of their hostess.
During the evening the masks we're
removed and tables were placed on
the lawn, where delicious refresh
ments were served. The guests In.
cluded a number Of FaIrmont people,
all Of whom drove to "oak Dale
Farm the home of Miss Meredith,
returning here at a late hour last
night. Mrs. C.. C. Meredith, the honor
guest, will return to her home at
Plttsburg tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
BURIED ALIVE.
French Girl From Her Grave eric,
For Help. Which Cams, Too Late

French Girl From Her Grave cris,
For Help, Which Comes TOO Late.
a terrible story Of a young woman
who was buried alive Is reported from
Paris. She was supposed to have died
a few days ago, and, u burial permit
having been gircn as usual, she was
Inferred on the following day. The
~gravcdlgger, however, left the grave
only partially filled, thinking there was
no hurry, AMI three days later an In.
3hahi'ant OF the village, passing by the
cemetery, stopped to look ut the grave.
lie was surprised TO hear loud knock.
Inc, apparently inside the colin, bur.
led under only u very light layer Of
ground. He could not at first believe
his senses and got down to put bis ears
to the ground.
Not only did the knocking continue.
but he also heard the young woman
calling out and moaning. He hurried
for assistance and a doctor, and when
the cof1n was opened The young wo-
man was found alive indeed, as she sat
up and tried to speak. Bnt, TO their
horror. she did not long survive. e..
cry effort was made to help bel. bot
she gave a last gasp. coughed up some
blood and sank back In tho doctors
arms. This time she was really dead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
soGIETY


comolimen.,rv 10 Mia, Z,
Mrs, = N, sbowaiter. vas hostess
YESTERDAY afternoon from ,byee III
Az. O'CLOCK At her boms m ncns,
avenue. complimentary i Miss lea.
beI Daysnnort vbo /. 4, hsr.o r,as.
Tho v,ast. nrssar, co,si,s a..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
TAFTiANSWERS
BRYANCHALLENCE
TAKES UP QUESTION OF TRUSTS
AND CALLS ON NERRASKAN
TO REFRESH MEMORY.

1913 ...Hr .... ..H -#..#...A ..-#.~..
OTTAWA; Kan4 June 2l.-Secre'
tary Of War William Fl. Taft address.
ed an audience Of $500 people In the
.Chautauqia tabernacle here yesterday.
He referred to the implied challenge
Of William J., Bryan, who, in adj
dressing the C~hautauqua, said he wish.
cd Taft TO give his views on the trusts
and other political Issues. TAFT said:
| beg TO remind the distinguished
Nebraskan that more than six months
ago I had the honor, BEFORE a large
number OF audiences Of American cltl,
zens, to discuss the trusts, the regu.
lntion Of the railroads and the revi.
sion on the tariff, and that this dis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

IHENNF---HHFa#.. #H.HFHL.H. d. Hr.I- ~.
I will mail you free, TO prove merit,
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and my Book on either Dyspepsia, the
Heart, or the Kidneys. Troubles Of
the Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, are
merely symptoms OF "a deeper all
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OF treating symptoms only. Symptoms
treatment Is treating the result Of
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Stomach nerves-the inside nerves.
mean. Stomach weakness, always. And
the Heart, and Kidneys as well, have
their controlling or inside nerves.
Weaken these nerves and you inevlta.
bly, have weak vital organs. Here Is
where Dr.. Shops Restorative has
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Claims to treat the inside nerves.
Also for lbloatlng, bllliousness, bad
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
FIRE KILLS HORSES.
Thirteen suffoeated in Plttsburs Sta
bic This Morning,

PlTTsBURG, June ELAN early
morning fire IN the feed store at us
Fifth avenue, occupied by Daniel Nc,
|Catrery, caused the death by suffoca.
tlon OF 10 horses and the loss OF 9th.
er property valued at $4,000.
The fire was discovered by William
Hill, a Waterman, who noticed smoke
coming out Of the windows of the third
floor, where the horses were stalled.
He turned in an alarm and then sum.
moned Policemen F. J. Dodson and
J. o'Toole The three men made a
desperate attempt to rescue the hors.
es, but were driven back by the flames.
There was a delay Of is minutes in
getting water and this permitted the
fire TO gain great Roadway.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
reward.
BOY eAlpEs IN Ills WATER a |
FROM 5iYEAR.oL1 BROTHER.

WASHINGTON. Pa, June a.
After waiting six hours on the banl;
Of Pigeon creek for his brother to
come TO the surface Of the stream In
which he had been drowned, little AL.
bert Brown, the ave.yearold son OF
ispenser Brown, Of Hazelkirk, went
home and told his parents, his broth.
Ter Ellard, aged IL, had hidden from
him IN the water. The parents hur.
ried toathe creek ana after a short
search found the body.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
Ia Honor Of Miss Baker.

Mrs. H. H.. Mossi3s hostess at a
dinner last evening given In honor
of Miss Baker, Of Winchester. Her
guests we're Capt. and Mrs, A. l.,
Houltt Mr.. Honlt, Miss Winifrede
Hoult, Miss Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Mason Amber, Nr. and Mrs. Harry
Poole Camden and Judge and Mrs.
Hunter Moss.-Parkersburg Dispatch.
News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
Went to p~ittsbueg.

A party Of Falrmonters went to
Plttsburg on the steamer I. C. Wood
ward this morning and viii spend sew
eral days In the Smokey City. Among
the number were capt. and Mrs.
Thomas Reed, Mrs. B. F. Reed and
daughter, Miss Lillian, and Mrs. R. Il.
Gould.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

Mrs. G. H. Smoot and little son.
Ralph. who have been the guests OF
Mrs. G. w. Smith, on FaIrnont ave.
nue., for the past week. returned this
morning to their home al Alllngdafe,
". Va. Mr.. smoos oams here yester.
day for the lot sale at Bdsenont and
accompanied them home this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
MOVED BY CONSCIENCE.
Tarentum Man Makes Good His Boy.
hood Populations,

''BUTLER, Pa, June 2l.--A Taren.
tum man, who "sot religion Is re.
storing property taken from Butler
people years ago. Mrs. Margaret Pur.
Wis received a check to maze good stol.
en- grapes" and yesterday Secretary
John c. Graham of the board OF trade
received the following letter with en-.
closure:
when but q boy, with some 9th.
eEs took some nails from one OF your
houses in Graham square. or course,
you wifi understand that there has
been a change to my lie since then.
Trusting you will forgive me the
wrong. | will enclose stamps for same
One redeemed by His blood. Taren.
tum."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

Mrs. HeFbers Broots has as her
house guest her sister, Miss Mar.
Peterson. Miss Peterson has been a
student at Smith College during the
past winter and will spend her vaca.
ton in this city. Miss Peterson's home
Is In. the Philippines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

The time for the ladies' OF the We.
mrn's Christian Temperance Union
to observe Flower Mission Day has
been postponed to some future date.
Further notice will be given through
the papers as TO the time decided upon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
COUNSEL IN DEBT
CASE ARE TO CONFER.

CHARLESTON, June 2l.AGoyernor
Dswson will leave Friday n,eut Of next.
week for Washington, where the
States counsel in the Virginia debt
controversy are to hold a conference,
and he may be absent several days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

Piles get quick and certain relief from
DR.. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note 1t Is made alone for Piles and
Its action is positive and certain. Itch:
ng, painful protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by Its use. Large
n!ekelcappsd glasstiarrs 50 cents. Sold
by E. a. Btiiingsiea G Go.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
Anniversary Sermon.

On next Sunday morning at 1916
o'clock Rev. W. ]. Eddy, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. will preach a
special sermon. It being the tenth an.
nlrersary OF Rev. Eddy's pastorate.
The text will be from Phil. 1:16: Il
am set for a defense Of the gospel"
Theme: Things I have stood for"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

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Continues from Pas. ons)s
ened shadow q one man
In such aSplace as this there seems
70 be nothing more tr me say. ]
have no store OF counsel and instrue:
ton 70 cast into This fountain Of coun.
sei and instruction which for half a
century has been pouring out its sweet
waters over the thirsty land. j can
DO no more than bring 70 you az little
OF the recognition your work IS finding
among those not In your immediate
sphere, a little Of the testimony our
people are bearing TO the value Of
your work, a little Of the appeal the
country is making that that work shall
so ons ;
Elements Of Strength
"You have elements Of strength that
are peculiar to the smar inland de,
nominational college. Such an instl.
tuition Is a growth and not q. structure.
1t is developed, not built. 1t has roots,
not merely ! a foundation. It's support
comes as a free-will offering, not By
taxation. Its library begins with the
treasured books. be they few or s.any.
Of some devoted founder, and slowly
Increases by contributions In, which
the thoughts Of the writer's are Ger.
tilted by the thoughts and expert.
ences Of the giyers. Its life is en-.
riched by the hopes and fears, the
struggles and sacrifices, OF ,ardenfa1l
Jealous friends, by largess of duty
and conscience and work But the
browning glory Of such an institution
as this is that It has sons and daugh.
tiers, not merely graduates. What a
man or woman gets here comes as a
gracious favor. out OF which grows "a
lifelong obligation and tender attach.
ment TO the college. and not,asia mat.
ter Of right in the administration Of
a State university, for which there Is
too oft,n neither. acknowledgement
nor affection.
as Daniel Webster said Of Dart
mouth, Is is a small college, but there
are those who love It, Touching words
like those have=been spoken of-Beth.
any. venture 10 say, but LIDO not re.
member erer.to have heard such spol.
len Of ~ Institution that is establish.
ed and maintained by the State.
For us who have known such a col.
lege home as this the tie that binds
us to it Is one Of The, purest md! hap
piest, for It binds us to our youth, 10
the days when ne looked forward and
not backward, >for there may be sad.
ness in every memory, except that OF
the days when all was hope.
"As We stand here in the high hours
of this perfect day amid 'ihe pomp
|au,s ,na g. wy '"'''.''s'
o.os. .,,.. %' my
ma, srr.oSnss c," Oe"".,
ara ,aiion '%. u" "Aes
Iors mns, $50 "' pace
moro oho,,n,ns ~ """ "H, srUS
10 . a". "
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yrorr1 .ho,, 'a "ouoe' "'i'
Il. 49,. "e"uis'
In !. 81 ;" HHe
ma, s'et
,e,,s nc ,r,,s a.. ~ "n'
nee, T. WV" ""' tne
unon tho mind !. ,h,t :, m,
ra.,. ~. .""' nature
night n Tho st.-s Evor no ~,
blows, ever the rras, provs
Til. svp,.n. po..,
"Yet the maker NJ oil, mi, hoan,
has made some thing, tba, ara en-,
more beautiful, The noxer ,bo, n,.oos
these hlIls' and, streams and zoos ont
flowers lin, ,bis iandscane - -.,st.,n
life and please tbe senses b,, oIso
placed In the burnan. hear, ,ho,rh,s
o,, ,oo,,-- j.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

.LosTTA nugget shaped scarf pin.
Finder return to this once and receive
reward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21

as the gfories OF the universe as real
as truth and love and beauty and wis.
dom; pregnant with all peace and inv
and happiness ms the Invisible world
about US is teemine with the micro.
.scopic elements Of life in MYRIAD
forms. There Is no limit to the repro.
.auc,iye power and the fruitful inR,.
ence Of noble desires, slmple plcas.
ures and Is
Generous Inspirations,
And that cplls me 10 mako n confes.
sion 10 those nj van who ara IN bc
here longer as students. Nv feeling
toward Won Is one Of n,,re envy There
is no cammandman, wblcb fnrhlds n.
10 coyert yon,h. nj von mi yo,,,,
Ike yoYrs, or 10 lo,p II he snen,,n.
IL within the stcriea halls n, Tho coI.
Ie-a Of our rbotss uowo,,s sor,
somewhere in effort tno, IN ho vonrg
healthy handsome ,wsr,v vo,rs old
ami nm Undergraduate. ~ M, tho ,cos,
Of sool fortune AMI In addition IN
TINT rooa f~ort,rs ,ott youro mo, ana
yopnp women ,re s,t;tIod IN ON, o,i,o-
estates and holdings which oro vonrs
IN right nr nressnt nosses i'm and
tl,ey are the asn,rn,,ons of vou,h
We'll has j, bse, so,d tb,, ",nor
all Il Is onIy our desI,cs NAT moro
and mold men thot +. mo t,u,r,-.
tal mar, NJ ne ,bat mcol,ro our vain,
as human atoms in relo,,on win
other atoms and our Influences on
them. that surround ma with mn ntn,os.
phers Of assoe;o,,ose Will, which an.
little day mus, no l;ycd nm, I'm, NH.
mateiv make mr. mar our bnnriness ,rd
the h~appIness Of ,hnse aho,, M ror
to he tyu,y nanny Is n oue,,rnn NJ 5,o,.
begin. not Of how we end. n oucs.
ton Of wha, vc want mi, what we
have. An aspI,ageu Is , ,ov fo,cyer
a -possessIon as so,,5 NJ a landed os.
tate n fortune which 10 can ncvor
exhaust. and which eiyss no ve,. bv
wear a nj nlc,sur,b,o oc,,v.
ity. To have many Of ,nese ros.os.
sions is 10 be snIn,ua,lv rich.r
Bat even IN ,,oee n, rs ,vho ,,,xe
passed the enthusiasm a, voufb ,bors
vel remains one nsntra,,on In ,bo..
DAYS of controversy mil ,urmou IN
eyery denattment NJ 1nourht nm, a..
tion. Of conflicts NJ nrinc,n,e, with
~priuciples. and Interests with ,r,or.
ests. and ~nrlncIn,es with inieres,s-
among he floo,Is and t,Ies and cro.s.
currents and stormy .rrs nj ,Ifa mn,
not each Of Ms INV with seneca's
niIot 40 Ner,rrc vor mov ,ir,, -.
il Won will, Won NAV save me /, yon
will. bus Whatever han sbal,
keen nv rudder true,,
Surely In the atmosnbere q, mi,
institution thu, ~osr;ra,ion finds No no.
five air. Tho colleges or tho count ~
yes I vii, t,,r, tb,sc wor5s rom, and
saw the country college. bo,d in ,he,r
grasp the future Of this country.
gannv ts tb,t conunrHr no, S,s,o
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-21
sa I6t.eanssoasthlnr he.

I'M ne sams .~oms.siny n
yaSnmsnt 4 mind
IA ma ma nd ,ss. a al
|dyilisatm 4 ina cbatsctsr Il &
msa "a vo+ns Il, 4 I'm
serves msreiy I nrodnss is1s,rv M
seidss,sss ana n4ds n I c,,Tsa ia
n I Eisssi5s I MI 4 ,s,o,sh 4,
inof.nnitiss ,bs nsysic,i n,trrs I; M,
il d, enrthensa hjs ms,toI c.nacl,v
4 enlarged ana eyaitod M i: morn,
character mn az otay. u ,Laa
has c,y;i,stia, ss,a -.
and .n,ailea tar ht,sa., nos.,hio Ma.
sion
Neve- have ! uo,as a-,a,i.s. ~
anoye;,yn hoe, q ,,.ah !, DO aon.s.
In .bs neon,e 4 nov, nave, 40 III
n,b,rh ,ta,I .am,Ia.s Is
one. and sbopId M, a. ond = No
fotber bsen en- e-arna.,,v coro,d.roa
lam irving IN ,s,p ~ r,rd :, ws,,,s
that "a ,onsnnrb ror,oc,ad !. ~. a..
Iof marvellous msta-,i
kind n, rirbes hat a. ot,a, Ia, s,.s.
In thoprh Il nron,ss. m.rt,o,d l.,
c,eosa -. 80, Tl""
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

The work done in this line has already had
good results.
What is that for?" Dr. Berry was asked az
she injected the blood Of a goat into rabbit.
This is part Of the study Of method OF
serum diagnosis" replied tho doctor. We in
oculate the blood cells Of sheep or goats into
rabbits. After several NEGOTIATIONS The blood
Of the rabbi, is drawn and the blood corpuscles
freed from serum washed with normal salt So
luton and then injected into another rabbit or
guinea pig After a few injections 'he blood
Of the treated animal is found TO have acquired
new property. by virtue of which it is able to
dissolve the red blood cells belonging to the
kind of animals with whose blood 1t has been
inocuIat,d This is only one of several wonder
full properties developed in the blood Of an ami
NAL which has been inoculatcd either with blood
or cultures or organisms living or dead.
other scientists al the laboratory may be
found deep in the study of obscure origins OF
diseases. There are Dr. Won ShoIly and her
assistant. studying how to lessen an Infanthe
scourge that is the dread Of hospitals, most OF
which exclude it, Dr Anthony looking 1T the
tnnuucrablc germ colonies in tiny milk cult
ures in pr Berry laboratory, Or. Field ana
Dr. FamuIcner, Investigating the causes of
scarlet fever and measles. Dr Bdnzhaf work
ing with deadly toxins and bencfcent anti
toxins. especially in the interests of diphth"ra'
Dr. Kendall with little guinea pigs on his
table which have just yielded up their lives
to further the success Of his experiments and.
in addition to these. room after room full OF
strange appliances. with hoods to carry OF
odors and occupied by earnest men and wo-
men working to solve those problems which
mean life and death to the millions
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

We have developed the practice Of mailing the
treatment, that people no longer have 20
leave their homes An average Of eighteen
cases each month for the last five months have
come here from the city. In the last year l9l
dogs from the city were sent TO the laboratory,
I29 Of which proved 70 have been rabd. In
addition there were three horses five cats and
pig similarly affected"
Dr. Anna ". Williams, Of this laboratory
staff has perfected a new method Of diagnos-
ing rabies which has resulted in great saving
Of life The former method" said Or. Will
Jams, took three or four days, the present one
about ten minutes, after the brain is removed
Formerly We diagnosed by sections, now by
srnears or spreads Of the gray matter Of the
brain. stained by Or. Van Gieson's process We
then inoculate persons who have been bitten by
the abid animal
AT present the treatment consists OF one or
two treatments day for a period Of from two
to four weeks. Or. Poor hopes TO develop a
serum that will enable this to be given in
greater strength with corresponding shorten
ing Of the time OF treatment. When this new
serum-which is the product Of horses and sheep
that have been inocuated with an emulsion
from a rabid animals brain-has been perfected
treatments may only require two or three days
and it is barely possible that one day may suffice
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

Cultures in this laboratory are grown In nu-
merous thermostats. or incuhators, and one
called the microscope thermostat is arranged
50 that q microscope can Toe placed inside IT,
that the growth Of organisms may DC watched
in the temperature blood hcat-best adapted
TO their Development
one thermostat is as large as ROOM with
heat radiating from below so that the higher
shelves have the highest temperature. one
not only feels uncomfortahly warm in this in
cubator. but uncomfortably aware of the fact
that lively cultures Of all manner II deadly dis
eases are close At hand
Important Investigations IN pncumococci look
ing TO more light upon the subject Of pneumonia
have recently been carried on in the research
laboratory b. Drs. William II Park, A. W.
Williams Jane L. Berry, Katherine r. Collins.
Ira Van Gieson, c. Bolduan NJ. a. Asserscn, NJ
Ilowden and A. Oppenhcimer On the pneumo-
cocci commission were also doctors from New
York Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore and Chi
cagO hospitals.
IMPORTANT work has also been done 10 mini
nlizc the dangers from glanders, disease dead
" 10 horses and which has also proved so 10
man Dr. Katherine r. Collins has directed
especial attention TO the study Of aggutinins-
a branch Of lmmunity-in connection with this
and other diseases