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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

alvara ur PVT med nokkurn PETRA, pa cru MI
helzt lfkur til a0 Folk, rikisstj6ri / Missouri,
standi par n@stur.
Og ekki er Bryan enn dr s0gunni. Ham
hefr nylega lyst y6r Pvi, ao Sc dem6krata-
aokknum PAD ahugamal al nefna sig til for
seta vic n@stu kosningar, pa mum ham TAXA
Pvf tilbooi og gerast enn leiotogi %Aokksins,
en- ao forum kosti kveost hann ekki eftir pvf
s@kja, 40 veroa / k 0ri. Bryan a enn mccall
demokrata marga hollvini, err halda vi0 hann
fornri trygo og trda Pvi enn, az ham sc allra
i%elotoganna mestur, en- par cru lika margin,
sem aour baru hiatt merki hans, en- hafa MI
sndio yio honum baki o. sumir Peirra cru
or0nir fjandmenn hans fullkomnir. Dess vegna
ma te]ja PAD visit, az Bryan fai aldrei framar
fylgi allra demokrata. p6 svo fari az fokk-
urinn nefni hann til forsetaefnis via nestu
kosningar, pa ver0a svo margin dem6kratar
honum frahverfr, ao engar likur cru til ao
ham beri sigur dr bytum. En- P6 cru MI all
ar likur til a6 ham verdi tilnefndur; Aokkur-
inn hefir engan AMMAN um a0 velja, og jain
vel Peir dem6kratar, sem cru ovinir organs
TAXA Pvf ekki fjarri ao %tilnefna ham. ,,Hann
part a0 ve'oa undir enn pa emu %sinni", segja
Peir,. ,,Pa dettur ham alvey dr s0gunni og
vio losumst vio ham fyrir fult og alt".
Meo republik0num hor6r alt 00ruvfsi vi0.
Flokkseining PETRA er i g6ou lagi, og Peir
hafa UNI nokkra MEM ao velja, sem ekki
pykja 6liklegir til forystu, og allur aokkur-
inn myndi fylgja eff i nau6ir r@ki. En- sa er
vandi a raoi republican,, a0 sd maourinn, sem
peir helzt villa kj6sa, will ekki gefa kost a
ser. Eff Roosevelt vildi TAXA endurkosningu,
pa yroi um engan keppinaut a6 rse6a I Aokki
republikana, aokkurinn teki honum allur
tveim h0ndum og tilnefndi hann / emu hlj6oi.
Og PAD or ekkert efamal Gins og nj horfr vi0,
a6 ham yr0i kosinn forseti med miklum meiri
hluta n@sta haust. Ham q az visu marga
ovini / Aokki republican,, sem voldugir cru
og mundu aldrei grei6a honum pau atkva6i,
er Peir eiga yfr ao ra0a, en- peir cru. par svo
I minnihluta, a0 Peir mundu naumast BORA, al
risa 0ndveroir gegn Roosevelt opinberlega.
Hins vegar cru margin dem6kratar,se sem held
ur mundu grei0a Roosevelt atkvae0i slit, en-
nokkrum Peim manni, or PETRA fokkur hefr
fram a6 bj66a, og PAD nun vera Aestra mama
NAL, a0 enginn annar ums@kjandi, hvorki
dem6krat ne republican ,g@ti kept VIC Roose-
welt, of hann vari / vail.
En- Roosevelt har6neita6i az TAXA endur-
kosningu I anna0 slim Pegar ham t6k vi0
forsetatigninni sioast, og vio PAD hefr hann
sta6io til Pessa. Margin vinir hans hafa reynt
med 0llu mott, a0 IA ham til az bregoa PVT
heiti, en- PAD viroist 0ldungis arangurslaust;
og. pa vildu Peir koma alPy0u mamma a stao
til a0 skora a ham a0 TAXA kosningu. Degar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-29
w.,es Good "smeilers" Earn.

There are several trades which pro-
vide men and women with good liy-
ing simply because they enjoy an ex-
ceptionally keen sense Of smell says
the London World Scentmakers. for
example. need some one with very
delicate sense OF smell 10 aid them
in mixing the ingredients OF perfumes
In proper proportions Queen Alex
andras favorite perfume II violet
costs SO per ounce bottle. and 1t
has to run the gauntlet Of FIVE pro-
fessional "smellers' before 1t is
passad as being correctly blended and
ready for her majestys use.
Some OF the leading firms OF per
fume makers pay their "smellers
f-cm Ga to CT week. Contractors
for the lighting OF streets. large pub
lie buildings and pleasure grounds
very often engage "smellers' TO find
escapes of gas. one shilling being gen
orally paid for each escape reported
Some OF those men frequently make
over So in single week. the result
being that in many cases the fee has
been reduced TO Cd. per escape re
ported
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FIFTEEN YEARS OF ECZEMA.
Terrible Itching Prevented sleep
Hands, Arms and Legs Affected
-Cutcura Cured in Days.

IL had eczema nearly fifteen years.
The affected parts Were my hands,
arms and legs. They were the worst
in the winter time. and were always
itchy. and | could not keep from
scratching them. had to keep both
hands bandaged all the time. and at
night would have to scratch though
the bandages as the itching was so
severe. and at times ! would have TO
tear everything on my hands TO
scratch the skin. ] could not rest or
sleep. had several physicians treat
me but they could not give me a
permanent cure nor even could they
stop the itching After usi-g the
Cuticura Soap. one box Of Cuucura
Ointment and two bottles Of Cuticura
Resolvent for about six days the
itching had ceased. and now the sores
have disappeared. and | never felt
better in my life than | do now
Edward Worell. Band 30th L. 5. In
fantry. Fort Crook. Nebraska"
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Every day 10 April 3oth. 1897. the
VInion Pacific viii sell oae-Nay Colon
gst tickets from 81 Louis. at the io!-
sawtng rates
$1,000 to Og,icn and Salt Lake city.
$500 "a Uutte. Anaconda and Helena
$3.50 10 Spokane and Wenatchee'
Washington.
5000 10 Everett, FAirhaver. What
com, Vancouver and Victoria via
Huntington and Spokane.
$500 60 Tacoma and Seattle. VIA
Huntington and Portland or VIA
Huntington and Spokane.
$1,000 To Portland and Astoria or
Ashland. Roseberg. Eugene Al
bany and Salem. via Portland
$500 20 san Francisco. Los Angeles
and San Diego
Correspondingly Low rates To many
other California. Oregon. Washington.
Montana, Utah. and Idaho points
For fun information call on or address
LIE. Townsley. c. a. 9e3 olive street,
st. Louis, Mo.
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Scotch Minister Announces Discovery
c. Remark able Germieice.

A claim OF an astounding nature Is
put forward by minister whose field
Of work lies within the bounds OF the
city of Glasgow. Scotland lie has dis
covered germicide by the application
OF which he can cure every kind OF IN
fictitious. loathsome. and incurable dis
ease, oven when considered, humanity
speaking. hopeless. He has demon
strated 10 his own satisfaction that
hospitals fer infectious diseases are
quite unnecessary. and that surgical
operations except on the battlefield or
In railway or other accidents. are total
~ uncaled for. No operation Is need
ed. according to him, for appendicitis
for example. as II can be perfectly
well cured by the germicide. The dis
coverer OF the germicide has published
list OF the names OF 80 patients. with
their addresses. whom he says he has
cured, or is In process OF curing, even
in some cases. after they had received
their death warrant" from medical
practitioners.
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to take his owr life when the thought
occurred to him that perhaps he
might gain strength and resolution II
ne talked the matter over with the
anti-suicide bureau. Within an hour
or so after he had told Of his pred.ca-
ment he found employment as an Gle
vator pilot in lofty building through
the efforts Of the army.
Employment was also found that
day for 40. s. young foreigner who
had come ID this country with a small
sum OF money. which had disappeared.
The bureau gave him help and or
ranged for his return 70 Europe on a
cattle steamship. on which he was to
work his way.
There we're four other cases that
day. but they were mostly those ~
men who seemed to be more interest
ID in a nights lodging than anything
else. aid they, too, had their reward
Nee, Individual Cases.
It Is difficult TO prescribe accurately
for all the cases which come up be
/ fore them, but the officers OF the bu
Z reau have TO vary the remedies e
meet individual cases.
Practically the same tactics ar,
pursued In the womens department
Of the bureau. which is under the su
pervision Of Brigadier Bovill Womer
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A photographic device that will call
the police by telephone adds new
hazard 10 the dangers OF the burglar
profession. When an attempt Is mrde
20 force a window or door with which
the proper connections have bfcn
made an electric current operateS q
thonograph in the garnet The ma
chine CATS up central and asks 'oi
the police station The phonogTarf
then Informs the officers OF the rob
berry giving street and number, and 70
peats this Information as long as th'
receiver is down Meantime the In
truder. all unconscious that an alarm
has been rung in. virtually walks Int
a trap. and If the call is promptly re
sponded to IS soon in the lookup.
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GOOD NATURED AGAIN.
Good Humor Returns with Change e
Proper Food.

For many years I was n constant
sufferer from Indigestion and nervous
ness amounting almost TO prostration.
writes a Montana man.
MY blood was impoverished, the
vision was blurred and weak. with
moving spots before my eyes This
was a steady daily condition. ! grew
illtempered and eventually got SO
nervous could not keep my books
posted. nor handle accounts satisfac
torily. can't describe my sufferings
Nothing | ate agreed with me. till
one day | happened 10 notice Grape
Nuts in a grocery store and bought
package. out of curiosity to know
what il was.
Il liked the food from the very first.
eating it with cream. and now ! buy
It by the case and use it daily. ]
soon found that Grape.Nuts food was
supplying brain and nerve force as
nothing in the drug line ever had done
or could do.
ut wasn't long before I was re-
stored to health, comfort and happi-
ness. Through the use of Grape-Nuts
food my digestion had been restored,
my nerves are steady once more, my
eyesight is good again. my mental fec.
ultles are clear and acute. and | have
become so goodnatured that my
friends are truly astonished at the
change. feel younger and better
than | have for 20 years No amount
| ~ money would induce me TO surren
Ter what have gained through the
use Of Grapo-Nuts food" Name given
by Postum Co. Battle iCreek, Mich
There's reason" Read the little
book. The road to MELVILLE in pkgs
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TWO YEARS IN BED
DR.. Williams Pink Pills Cured Stub
born rheumatism When Other
Treatmen. Gave NO Relief

DR.. williams Pink Pills have been
SsurinE the most stubborn cases OF
rheuuaGsm for nearly a generation
and taousands Of grateful patients
have zaEsa testimony that cannot be
ignored
MIR. Robert Otbert, a mzchinist- liv.
Ing at 20I Cameron Street. Detroit,
Mich. mad 4 very distressing expert
.Erce with Rheumatism for about Two
yzeors. lie makes the following state
rneaf. ~-About the year 1887 felt the
affects e rheumatism which gradually
syrEw worse until I was compelled TO
give up work FOR a time. The years
of 81 and '9S I was confined 20 my bed
most OF the time. I was under doctors
EreafmeDt but found no relief. My
legs we're swollen frora the hips down
ward AID rcd blotches appeared al
over them. Frequently they p2ined
me 50 that bad TO bins them ugltly
with strips Of linen. This som etine!
relieved the pain but at other time!
failed 20 Go %. AT times l had Z
crawl To my work. using two clutches
DurinC these spells I suffered great!
from pain around ny heart which al
fribnied 60 the rheumatism.
AT last my mother wrote me ant
asked me to try DR.. Williams Pin
pills. did and in q short time
found myself getting better ana hav
had no trouble since l may here ad
that 4 consider myself perfectly curet
N have not had the least sigz Of "
-slIscase since and feel better now ina
IL eyc- diA- For these reasons
t~ernYr r1<nd pr. williams Pink Phi
an any one affected the same as was
Dr. NvflIiBU7E' Pink Pills are sold
al druggists. or sent by mail. postpai
on receipt OF price. 80 cents per bo
s5fx boxes for $3.50. by tho DR.. w
IIamS Medicine Co. Schepeei1dr- ~
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Got Rich Gold Mininn.

George Wingfeld, the young million.
Ire of Goldheld. New, went to that
section ten years ago. lie was then a
youth OF about Is. He located few
claims. but was too poor 20 work them,
SO he leased most of the property to
others These men struck 1t rich and
Wingfield was made man so far rs
money goes. James X. Davis, now
worth several millions, went TO Gold
field without capital When among
str.agers he never gives the slightest
hint that he is big mining operator.
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sheen Raislna IN Austrail..

The greatest industry Of Australia
IS sheep raising. mainly for the sake
of the wool. but also In part, OF
course. for the meat Australia now
ranks second among the great sheep
raising countries. Argentina being
nrst with $4,000. 900 sheep. Australia
second with 72.o0o.OoO. and Russia
third with 7OO0o.oO0 Only a few
years ago Australia was first. pos
rseSSsrE no less than l06.26O.O00 head
Of sheep That was In 1891 Pro
Iourad droughts were the cause OF the
destruction Of many millions OF Aus
,traIian sheep. but since 1902 there
has been an annual gain Yet these
sheep were not indigenous TO Aus
tralIa- They we're first introduced In
1897. being Of the Spanish merino
species.
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New York-Busy9 There isn't a
buster place in all the city. Messen-
gers hurry in and out with sheaves
Of telegrams; postmen bring special
delivery letters. officers in uniform
escort grave looking persons hither
and thither There are conferences
in small Offices and then talks with
man with epaulets who sits al a
large roll-top desk Clerks. stenog-
raphers and typewriters have their
part in the multiple activities.
There is so much life that il seems
hard TO realize that the business car
ried on concerns self-destruction. for
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the application 81 the powers OF his
will and by devotion 20 religion he
had al last mastered y.
All Strictly Confidential
II is the rule OF the bureau that
everything connected with its work
should be strictly confidential. and all
kilograms and letters are handled
with every procaution 10 insure Sc.
crocy
Col Holland however. who has
charge Of the work in New York. by
way OF illustrating the matter In
which the bureau was conducted,
gave a reporter a synopsis OF one
day work
No. l on that day was a baker out
OF employ ment lie was hrooding
over his misfortune and meditating
finding some sequesteTed nook in
which he could blow out his brains
with revolver The bureau induced
him 10 surrender the weapon. which
was fully loaded Temporary employ
ment as an elevator man was provided
for him. and he is interested in his
occupation. The bureau. meanwhile,
is trying 10 get him work moro suited
TO his training
For No. > there seemed to be little
which could be done in New York. He
was an elevator pilot. who was threat
ened with consumption. The bureau
is arranging 10 have him sent west to
some dryer climate. where he may be
able to gain strength, for at present
he is hardly strong enough to do any
/ work
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less with friend. the broken in heart
with comfort, the dazed bewildered
creatures with a guide. the momentar
lily maddened slaves OF folly with
thought and hopes that will steady
them and. above all. lead them to
the arms Of Him who is still saying.
Come unto Me. all ye that labor and
are heavy laden, and | will give you
resf -
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this is the anti-suicide bureau Of the
Salvation Army.
This institution carries on its work
By letter and by telegraph. II is a
correspondence school of adversely.
q repository OF all trouble. Its pat
rons VINO call il person are treated
with as much Difference as though
they had opened an account in a bro
kcrs Office and the connection was
likely to be enduring and profitable.
General William Booth devised the
arti.smcide bureau in London, and
the New York establishment is a de-
velopment Of if. worked out in &C
cordance with conditions peculiar 70
the metropolis Of the western world.
The New York way Of curing man
81 the suicide habit provided he does
not quite effect his purpose Is to put
him in Jail After he has been there
a while he Is brought into court and
scolded about il and told To go under
a suspended sentence. Occasionally
tho court starts subscription for
him. but that is an exceptional case.
1 ANIft III a VI AAt AN q AtAN ANfA+fN
Of charity workers and philan
,hropists.
Most persons who talk mourafully
I 10 their friends about not being ions
for this world are short on resolution
\ when the time comes for them e
make good the threats they have
made concerning shutting of this
mortal coil with their own hands.
Don't Talk % Suicide.
The mel and women who silently
give way TO despair ere those wit
are prone TO take their own live
without ever saying a word about
in advance The anti-suicide bureau
gives them a chance 70 tell their trou
bles in strictest confidence and Z
receive help and encouragement at
time when they would not bare thei
secrets e..her TO acquaintance o
, friends on account OF pride.
First OF all to present himself
the consideration OF the bureau wa
a youth who said that ar times he wa
so overcome with the inclination {
, seek the open door" that he coul
! not resist H. Once nc had jumped 0
4 ferryboat and on another occasio
! a bridge had formed a converter
y point OF vantage from which he ha
/. sought "A watery grave. Wheney'
i things were going against him u
a impulse beset him. He was out
y employment and the feeling had o
= sessed him What should he do? 81
answer TO that was easy. The bure;
: found employment for him and he
I. now cheerful and happy.
I. There called a few minutes later
man well known in the busine
ID world. who said he could hardly blan
* men who were unfortunate fro
yielding to the inclination toward Sc
e destruction. for he himself, althou
- he had wealth and everything. fro
Il a worldly point of view. which hes
- could wish. and was connected wi
tho church. found there were tim
n when he lad felt almost irresisdt
i" imneiled 20 take his own life. Su
BY periods Of depression had come
lid him when h. was suffering fr'
*, slight illness. IL could not accoJ
~ Tor tho tendency IN any way, but
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BUREAU SAVES
THE DOWNCAST
FROM SUICIDE
REMARKABLE WORK DONE BY
THE SALVATION ARMY IN
NEW YORK.
AID FOR FAILURES
IN LlFE'S STRUGGLE

Hope. Cheer and Material Aid Gwen
All Who Apply 10 This Unique Or
oanization-offce in Charge Tells
Of the Work Done in One Day. Char
aeteristic of the Twen.y-Four Hours
Gen. Booth Talks of Causes Whlcn
Led 70 the Formation of Plan 10
Check Self.Oestruetio
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information

Josiah" said Mrs. Chugwater. this
paper speaks OF Mr. Ustler as pro
xuoter.' Whats a promoter"
You oughtn't TO ask such a simple
question as that" answered Mr.. Chug-
water 1T comes from two Latin
words pro. meaning for. or in favor
OF. and -rrOtor. meaning automobile.
A promoter is a person that's in favor
of automobiles. Get the idea!"
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Not a chanoel

Married mcn will certainly apprs
ciate the grim humor Of the Staten
island school boy who wrote in an
epic their foes in front, their wives
bchlnd-impossible was highL"-New
York Herald
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General Booths Idea.

Gen. Booth. in his public address
upon the situation, says the causes
OF suicide are almost without mum
Der.
But further back he adds. in the
string OF causes for is melancholy
transaction ! should say there too
frequently lies a sense OF failure in
the struggle Of life; especially is this
the case with those who have come
down in the world. With many, ] be
leve. the step is taken in the strug
gle TO be good-in the vain effor, to
master some hated evil-with the
sense OF utter helplessness No one
] is at hand with sufficient sympathy or
sense 10 understand them, 10 whom
the bleeding heart can be laid bare.
So the fatal step is taken. Suicide, in
80 cases out Of 100, must be the tri-
umph Of despair.
but ! will not argue about causes.
Can anything be done 10 prevent the
suicidal tide from rising2 This is the
practical question. And i. seems to
me that we must supply the friend
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Aliens Fuot-ka=c = certain cure for
not. aaeatinr. caiicis. and swollen aching
teef SD ~ an drgEglsts. Price 25e Don
srrsv5f aNv Frf-fitute TRIAL package fR IL.
A4drass A Zen 81 Olmssed. Il ROg. y. y.
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~ ali ages who are tired and despond-
ent have been received and aided
Among tho m are widows who have
been left with families dependent
upon them
Attention was recently called 10
that OF woman who was the sup
port OF FIVE small children. Her body
was found by her fiveyearod daugh-
ter hanging by rope In closet.
The child gave the alarm and a mar
rushed In from the street and cut the
woman down Before she died she
uttered the one word Tired"
we could have helped that wo-
man" said Co! Holland. ~ she had
told us OF her troubles. for we could
have temporarily taken charge of two
or three or all OF the children for that
matter. in our Cherry Tree Home, In
Spring Valley We could have also
taken care OF her and kept her with
them there in the country until she
gathered health and strength. Then
she could have returned To the city
with one or two OF the children and
left the others to be cared for by the
Salvation Army"
Plans for Crippes.
Col. Holland said that many Of the
men who were Respondent through
I lack OF employment were American
I mechanics who were deprived of
\ chance TO gain a livelihood through
the loss of a finger or n portion OF
the hand
We have special ARRANGEMENTS
said he for caring for those who are
] handicapped in that way, and often
they can find occupations suited to
them in which the defects would not
seriously interfere
Back of the anti-suicide bureau is
the whole organization of the Saliva
ton Army. which has homes, asy-
lums farms and colonies. in which IL
can help the unfortunate. as well as
schools and training bureaus II also
conducts employment agencies and is
in touch with many large firms and
corporations. Its connections with
hospitals and with the medical pro-
fession is also close, so that il can
arrange quickly Tor the treatment OF
physical ills which so often drive men
and women to the verge Of selfde-
struction
One Of the notices which has been
applied 20 the work Of the Salvation
Army is Soup. Soap. Salvation The
organization feeds the hungry ar
ranges for making them presentable
and gives religious instruction wher
the person whom it would benefit is
in a condition to receive IL Wher
he respondent ones come for aid tbs
officers pray with them If the persons
so desire. and if not they pray for
them st any event, their first con
Germ is TO see that they have materia
aid
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Pref Lyon william Phelps. Of Yale,
N a Tcce7 lecture in Connecticut, de
clare1 mt Mark Twain IS easily the
greatest American novelist in the his
torn q the countTy's literature
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Never Is a sincere word utterly lost
Never magnanimity falls 70 the
ground but there is some heart 20
greet and accept 1t unexpectedly
Phillips Brooks.
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A Natural Remedy Garfield Tea 7, /,
made OF simple Herbs. Take IL for con-tl.
patton. Indigestion sick headache. res
uates the liver, purihes the blood. brings
Good Health.
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The average woman makes a siren
uous effort TO discover her husbands
faults for the purpose OF hiding them
from other people.
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World's Cold Projection.

aIae worlds production Of gold "a
4zfiiI growing In 1905 Il was about
1876. 900 O90; in 1906. shout s4ee .00o.-
600