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FACTS IN MANY FIELDS.

The best gas coal viii produce about
Ia.0o1 cubic feet Of gas per ton
The first pair OF spectacles was made oy
an Italian inventor IN lLs5-
Ike osrricnes. c-oc1diles swallow stones
10 help them digest their food
A-etvlene gas. now largely used for
Illumination. was discovered in ls6Z
China decorators use brushes made Of
spun glass. as dne and soft as silk
There are twenty hospitals in Norway
devoted To the treatment Of leprosy-
The hrst recorded mention Of gold Is IN
the second chapter Of Genesis. 4oo4 B G
The film Of a soap bubble is bus . 5oo.01oth
part Of an inch in thickness
About l.3l5Ga5 gallons Of blood are
pumped through the adult human heart
each year
Glass mirrors were known 10 the Ro-
mans. but the art Of making them was
lost and was not rediscOvered until l5lG
Followers OF the new universal Ian
E1aze. Esperanto, noT may enjoy nearly
nifty publications printed in that language
-Four parts plaster 10 one part gum
arabic. with enough water 10 make 2
thin paste. VIII mend broken plaster casts
4 solution Of carbonate Of potash ad-
rninistered in feed two OF three times q
day. VIII relieve rheumatism in horses
During the nineteenth century fifty-two
Islands were forced Up from the bottom
OF the sea and sixteen were sunk by vol
canic action
Although il IS a popular notion that am
Der always is yellow. it IS also found
black. brown. green. and white in color.
One million gallons Of water viii I'll q
tube measuring ga feet on each side, Oj
a receptacle 125I feet square and 10 fee
deep.
There are about $4,000 miles Of subma
rine cable in use in the world, represent
ing an investment Of about S253,0ooooo-
A new electrical contrivance for hotel
switches on a light in guests room
when any mail for him is placed in tn
box bearing his number
Obtaining 54Oo0 horsepower from tn
falls Of the Svaelgfos. in Norway.
French company Is equipping q plant Q
obtain nitrogen from the atmosphere
Cooperating v~ith the Forest Servic
OF the Department Of Agriculture. n
War Department IS practicing reforesta
ton on a number of its reservations
In several European countries Ter
leaves are used extensively 70 wrap vege
tables. butter fish and other perishabl
food in carrying them II market. n
high percentage OF salt in leaves keepin
the contents perfectly fresh for hours
4ne olIncl-lleS OF olsllllllls alcoilo4 AIvi
peat are claimed 10 have been Overcou
by both British and German scientist
who predict that a cheap and plentif'
supply of fuel for power viii result froi
their recent discoveries.
Probably the most effective solar engi-
yet devised is the invention Of a Phil
delphlan who uses the heat obtained fro
the suns rays 10 vaporize ether. whiC
boils IT a lower temperature than vat
and may be used over and over again
The discovery OF the Mammoth Cave
Kentucky was due to q search for sal
peter IN 1857 Congress had forbidd'
American vessels 10 sail for Europe al
foreign vessels 10 land cargoes in Il
country. and ssltpeteT was needed Z
zunpOWder.
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LEARNING BY NOTE REWARDED
Pupil Goes to Head of Class AiteF
Dissertation on Salt Water

Now. Johnny said the teacher. what
Is II makes the water Of the sea 50
saltyg'
salt" said Johnny
..Hextv- said the teacher What is Il
makes the water Of the sea so saltyz
The salty quality Of the sea water
answered Next Is due to the acnlix-
- 81 a sufficient quantity OF chloride
of sodium to inpart to the aqueous huld
with which il commingles saline favor
which IS readily recognized BY the organs
! Of taster
m oner'f
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Springfield. IL. Aug I9.-An attempt 10
XIII Mrs Earl Hauam late Monday night.
and the escape OF her assailant after
pursuit in which Col Daniel Moriarity
and members Of the Seventh Regiment
took part. became public to-day
Two shots were fred across the back
fence Of Mrs. HaIIam-s house by some
person believed TO have sought TO either
Kill. iujure. OF intimidate the woman. The
attack on her made by d negro. alleged
10 be George Richardson. started the
bloody riots Friday night Mrs Hallam
lives al ll4g North Fifth street The shots
were heard by the militia. and together
with a number Of citizens. a duigent
search Of the uelghborhood was made
but It proved futile.
Troops Withdrawn.
Gov. Deneen. satisfied that the city no
longer needs so many troops. last night
ordered home the First and Fourth regi-
meuts. The Third and Fifth viii leave
tomorrow. This viii reduce the military
force here TO about I.5o' IN ample mum
ber 90 handle the situation. which has
shown a much less serious aspect sinct
the meeting Of the special grand jU-y
yesterday
The riots are now regarded as history
and business men anticipate an early r.
sumption OF the normal amount OF busi
ness.
7 am OF the opinion that the departure
OF the troops viii do much 20 comPlet
Scott today. Conditions IN this city ar
now such that an active sheriff. with
good force of deputies, REINFORCED b
the police. could IN my belief. De safeL
trusted with the public security
couate-actiaE effect is looked 70
from the special grand jury which yes
rcrGay indicted George Richardson "a
the alleged attack upon Mrs Mabel IA
lam. and which to-day began 90 consids
the evidence against rioters
Inquest over Victim.
Coroner woodruT continued taking ev
derca al the inquest over Scott Burton
r-s last negro Iyuched. today. The doo-
Of th= inquest room are kept locked an
newspaper men are rigidly exclude
Coroner woodruff declares he Is actir
u1on instructions Of the states attornt
in Keeping the evidence ajduced at q
Inquest from the public
The funeral os William H Donnega
The eiglrv-ysar-oId negro who was lync
Cd b~ the mob on Saturday night "
re.d from St Johns Hospital to-da
Not more than a dozen persons attend
the services. IS all Of the victims ta1ni
are in Chicago whittier they fed Z
night Of the lv1chins-
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oh. That's Different.

Fr-u the Toukers Statesman.
Pat!ence-They say he's had trouble
with his wife,
Patrice-Wife catch him kissing the
cOok2
30; the trouble came because he didn't
kiss the cook more often
What are you sayingz'
His wife's the cook. you know"
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REPARTEE IN MOCK CONGRESS.
Quick Answer Made 20 Question in
a Debate.

IN the mock congress conducted by the
charges Of q certain fresh-air movement
the youthful leader Of the Republican side
was making a fierce attack upon the
Democrats leader. Why had he done
this2 Why had he done that? Why hadn't
he done the other?
There he sits thundered the orator
mute. silent, and dumb"
YES remarked another yOungster
amid the silence that followed this crush
ing arraignment, an he amt sayin' q
word
which brought down the house.
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xrtrI Trv 10 swim Channel.

Pittsburg. Aug 1s--Daniel T. Kelly. a
clerk in the North Side bureau Of Ere
announces that next sumner he ~ill en-
desvor 10 swim the English Channel
from England 70 France Kelly Is TWEEN
tv-five years old. and has represented
Pittsburg clubs IN aquatic contests in
New York and other cities
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Admits KetcheITs Superiority.

san Francisco, Cal. Aug. st came
as a surprise 20 me. was never more
ut IN NY life. but couldn't stand those
body punches Ketcheu can beat me any
time he starts said Thomas. Tt was
easy money for me- said KetcheI.
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STRUCK WITH POP BOTTLE.
LIveIv Incident of the Game at the
Ball Park.


While the second game OF the double
header At the American League Baseball
Park was in progress yesterday after
noon. Jesse Mitchell. twcnty-six years DID,
OF 2I3 street northwest. was struck on
the head with 4 pop bottle, said 10 have
been in the hands Of James Emmett, forty
years OLD OF Alexandria-
Mitchell was knocked unconscious and
was carried 10 Freedmen's Hospital
where. II IS said. his injuries viii not be
fatal Emmett was arrested on charge
I Of assault
According to the police, Mitchell IN
sisted on shelrering himself from tne
rays Of the sun with large umbrella
which completely shut of Emnett's view
OF the game Emmett demonstrated and
Ias a last resort. IL IS alleged. brought tn
pop bottle down on the top OF the uIn
breIIa. smashing il. demolIshing Mitchell
straw hat and infiicting a deep scail
wound on the larter's head
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A Little that Way.

Prem PUCK
Mr.. Havson (to daughter)-Dang it al
Sally. I'd like tew know what thet Silas
Slowson-s intentions is. Why, tew-day s
the fourteenth anniversary Nv your court
ship ~,
sally (coylyl-Must be as how siias
don't believe in early marriages, pa
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JACK ATKIN IN FRONT
Takes Mount Vernon Handi-
cap After Bungling Ride.
FAvoRITEs HAVE A GOOD DAY
Sport at Empire City Track Draws
Crowd of Seven ThOusand-JOckey
hotter Rides Two Winners and
Third-FashiOn Plate First in n
Hard Drive-The Summaries.

New York Aug. 1a.-Jack Akin, a P-o-
hibitive favorite. won the Mount Vernon
Handicap. at a mile over Jhe Empire
City track to-day. but il was only oy
neck after he had received a bungling
ride from Notter.
When the barrier went UP hotter took
MIN 70 the front On the lower turn
however, hotter permitted Wool Sandals
20 pass Jack Akin. For nearly three
quarters Of a mile Wool Sandals main
tanned the leadership BY a short margin.
while Jack Atlin was just in front Of
TIeing.
On the far turn Notter began 70 make
HIS run. and as Wool Sandals cult Jack
Atkin loomed up in front Coming into
the home stretch. however, Tleing be
came a factor. and as Butler put up a
/ fine ride it looked at the sixteenth pole
as II Jack Atkin would be beaten But
/ Notter went 10 the whip then and under
a hard drive Jack Atkin managed to
stick It out 10 the wire, where he beat
3 TTeing By a neck
Fashion Plate had 70 be driven 20 win
the handicap for tvo-year-olds, while
BAD News had no trouble in winning the
second
Wise Mason won the first and Robert
! Cooper was never headed in the fifth
Three favorites at odds 5n and two
second choices we're successful hotter
rode two winners and third Attend
ance. 1900.
J The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-six f1rl1nzs. zelli1g Wise Mas'n.
b T. 10 Sailing % 2 Won Cirzria- g lNctart1T
, % l. se-oud A-dudsck 10 CFork. % % t1iT'l-
T.rr- I-l2 25 Rarnan- s. Nithol1. t4i-ae-
Haukwing Eschau. Se5Jouia. o L hid, Tenor.
Taris sud Rubie ssso ran
, SECOND RACE-1file and quarter Bad NeTs.
7 IN lNc.-erI. I % 6. won John z McAlllaa. -
.Ba-Ie-i % % T. second. Lall1, ls tlc-se-. %
70 third Ts-ae 2ss RII0clan snc Grace C21-s-o1
g also r1n
THIRD RACE-siz f1rso-ss- Fashl71 Plate u
p smith 10 8 van. Pe-souai. s5 iBurl-T1, Z % :
e -ec-nd. Gliding Belle. p 'Burus.- 20 l. taiTd
l. Tine I-Is. Check. Ed WAY, and Nay River a-se
4 ran
FOURTH RACE-One nile -sck Atz1- -
.Ncr-erf 20 q won TiieiuE. %, Better n
% zec7ud- Zisnap. g fNIcCaheyI. % third Ilzne
IlsBss Co Jask. Woo Sandals. ard Old Horesi-
% also ran-
& FIFTH RACE-s-He and sjz-eerth- Roher
A C7ore-. 10 y. Lee 20 l. wo17 Moun1e- u
- .1f-IlanleII. 2 70 s. secvnd5 CyuhaL lo5 LHeTg=n
% 1 third- Tine. I.s7 i-5- Aizuda- Harc7,Ti
= Glau-1s Ri-ct and Lcnz Bali also ra1-
-e SIXTH RACE-siT f1rongS DE En1sls. y
1-r-o-} = 70 3 Won Bissrs. -ll .tzLer.- = q
s-,5 f7oI5r-nrE III iNot.=-t - l. third Ii1nz
- las GrimsIdi. SsuEli1e. DAINTY Da-re b-ae
= Oak. Rosfn HOOD AID Sa-1h Ras7uir aiso an
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ASSASSIN'S SHOT
MISSES WOMAN
Colonel Of Regiment Leads
Pursuit of Negro.
BAD AIN OVER A FENCE
Escape Of Mrs. Earl Hallam
Leaves City Quiet
BAD AIN OVER A FENCE

Militia Is Withdrawn from SPRING
field on order Of Governor, and
the Riots Caused by Negro AtrOcf-
ties Are Believed TO Have Ended.
Negro Richardson Indicted-Cor-
oner Is Holding an Inquest
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ANTRIM FISH STORIES
Angler Has Some Strange
Adventures in Ireland.
GOAT BUTTS HIN INTO STREAM

rsurbt q Bird and a Bulldog on His
Hook and Another Canine Acted
rs Trout Retriever for Him-NOth-
ing Like 1t Seen Anywhere Else
in the Wide. Wide world
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While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad. 70 The Washington Herald
and bin will be sent you at l cent a word.
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60. Z. - p. ..
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SCENE AND PRINCIPALS SPRINGFIELD MARTIAL LAW RULED

TEHboUAsTEES II JAII YATcD
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.

FIRST RAcE-rare-y,ar-a.a, and upward. sell
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move to reconsider the vote BY which
the item y assistant state printer
was adopted.
adopted.
Adoption Of the report was deferred
until the next legislative day.
The conference committee report on
Senate Bill No 302. was read and
adopted on motion OF Harrison (of
Hughes) BY the Following vote:
Ayes n Anthony, Armstrong (of
Kiowa). Ballard, Beck. Bowdre.
Broome, Brown. Bryan. CasteeI. Chas.
tain, Cope, Deyerle, Du,ant Durham.
burst, Earle. Farley, Ellis, Faulkner.
Fisher Harris, Harrison (of Hughes)
Hart Hawkins. Hendrlckson, Hobby.
Holland. Hudson. Jesse, Jones. King.
Lindsey, Martin Murdoch. McCalla. Nc
Giants. Orcutt Pas,hal. Penderzraft.
Mufley. Reeve, Ratlin. Sands, Skeen.
Smith (of Custer). Smith (of Della
ware). Snelson, Stettmund Stone.
s'wengle, Tabor, Tandy, Tilotson,
Turner, Vandayeer Workman, White
hurst Whitson. Williams (of Co
mancho) Mr. Speaker.
Total--61.
Fraser, Uterback, watrous.
Total-3
Absent-Abbott Allen. Armstrong
(of Choctaw), Ashhy. Baldwin, Banks.
Boyle, Bfaggs, Branson, Butler, Chap
pell. Crouch. Day. Evans. Ezzard.
Harrison tof McCurtain), Huddleston,
Japp, Jarrett. Johnson, Lockwood
London Riddle. Moore, McAdoo. Nc
Elhaney. Norvell O'Neal. Porter. Put.
nam, Rainey, Diddle, Rider, Ross,
Shearer, sherman. Smith (of Dewey.
Smith (of Grant,. Smith tof Washta),
Stagner, stevens Stiyers Vandevent-
er Williams (of Pushmataha), Wilson
TOtal-45.'
The Speaker signed the report In
open session
On motion Of Hayiaon lef Hughes)
the House adjourned until Friday at
9;5e, a. m. oa
G. r. P1TTMAN.
Chief Clerk.
G. A. CROSSETT.
Minute Clerk
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Rheumatism

have found tried and Tasted cure for Rheu-
matisml Not remedy that will straighten the
distorted limbs Of chronic crippies. nor turn bony
EroHths back TO flesh again. That is impossible.
But can now surely kill the pains and pangs OF
this deplorAble disease.
In Germany-with Chemist IN the CITY Of
Darmstadt-I found the last ingredient with
which DR.. shoop's Rheumatic Remedy was made
perfected. dependable sscription. without
that last ingredient. successfully treated many.
many cases OF Rheumatism but now at last. itunt
lounly cures all eLfable cases Of this heretofore
much dreaded disease. Those sandlikeRranulhR
wastes found In Rheumatic Blood, seem ~ dissolve
and pass away under the action Of this remedy ae
freely as does sugar when added 10 pure water.
And then. when dissolved. these poisonous wastes
freely pass from tho system, and the cause Of
Rheumatism Is gone forever. There IS now no
real need-no actual excuse 10 suffer longer with
out help. We sell. and In confidence recommend
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sherman, Smith Cof GranD, smi,h Col
Washita), Stevens.
Total-2O.
The Speaker announced that the
biil having received a constitutional
majority of the votes Of all the mem
bers constituting the House Of Repre
sentatives, the same was passed. and
he signed the same in open session.
House Bill No. 70, by Riddle, was
read
Mr. Williams (of Pushmataha)
moved that further consideration OF
the bill be Indefinitely postponed.
Tabled on motion OF Mr.. Bryan.
Mr. Vandeventer presiding.
On motion OF Mr. Murray the bill
passed to engrossment aud final pas.
sage
Senate Bill No. 234 was read the
hrst TIM and made special order for
second reading the next legislative
day.
Mr., Crouch submitted the following
resolution;
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. &c
Whereas, August Henquenet. Of
Ferguson, Blaine county, Oklahoma
has offered to turn over to the state
a tract of four hundred acres of land
in said county, which cntains almost
inexhaustible beds Of marble. eypsum
and salt, at whatever price or upon
such conditions or stipulatlons as to
pension for the few remaining wears
OF his life, as may be agreed upon.
he now being seventy-four years. and
Whereas, There are facilities bv ma.
ture for the cheap manufacture OF
SAT- the land so situated as TO abso.
lntely control the canyons os that vic
inity, and upon which there is already
a small salt plant, and
Whereas. There is adjoining this
land q magnificent salt plant with
large and connections buil.iings. all
lighted by electricity which will pass
into the hands OF the Hutchison Salt
Trust on the 2Sth day OF April. 1908.
unless the state take some action In
the premises, therefore.
BE II Resolved That this House
appoint three members to at once pro.
ceed to Ferguson, under direction Of
Monsieur Henquenet. and investigate
the condition and value Of the property
hereinbefore mentioned and also as
to the practlcability Of employing the
convict labor OF the State in the salt
Industry and marble and gypsum
quarries, and report TO this House
with such recommendations as in their
Judgment seems wise and proper.
The resolution was adopted on mo-
ion Of Nr. Crouch.
The Speaker appointed as he com
nittee provided for: Crouch, VIII
iams (of Pushmataha) and Evans.
On motion of Mr.. Durant the House
went into Committee OF the Whole
or the consideration Of House Ellis
Nos. 5i5, 507 and 509 Mr.. Vandeven-
ef chairman
ne committee arose reporting that
House Bill No. 507 do pass, as correct
ID and that they had had under con
ilderati1n House Bill No. 500 and that
hey had made progress thereon. and
'sking leave 10 SIT again.
The following were each read the
irst time ana made special order for
he next legislative day:
House Bin No 5il, by Ross and
baldwin, entitled ~An Act providing
or the holding OF sessions Of tho
.ou1Fy Court OF Bryan county at
,addo."
House Bin No, 5i5. by BRYAN, en-
tiled AN Act to provide for the or
ianlzation of real estate exchanges
nd to define the powers OF such ex-
hanges, and their mer,bers"
The House adjourned under the
'ulea until Thursday
c. IL. PITTMAN.
Chief Clerk.
G. A. CROSsETT.
Minute Clerk
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coMMoN MIsrAkE

Many women mistake kidney and
bladder troubles for some irregularity
peculiar to their sex Foley's Kidney
Remedy corrects irregularities and
makes women we'll. Miss Carrie Har-
den, Bowling Green, KY, writes: y
suffered much pain from kidney aud
bladder trouble until ! started to use
Foley's kidney Remedy. The first
bottle gave me great relief. and after
taking the second bottle ! was entirely
we'll
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A Woman Tells How TO Relieve Rheu-
matte Pains.

have been very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease, rheuma.
tism. for a number Of years I have
tried many medicines but never got
much relief from any of them until two
years ago. when bought a bottle of
Chamberlain Pain Balm. found
relief before ! had used all OF one
bottle, but Kept on applying il and
soon felt like a different woman.
Through my advice many of my
friends have tried It and can tell you
how wonderfully Il has worked.-Mrs.
Sarah A. Cole lao S New St. Dover.
Del Chamberltin's Pain Balm is
liniment The relief from pain which
1t affords is alone worth many times
it's cost II makes rest and sleep pos
sible. For sale by c. r. Renfro
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The appearance of the straw hat
and the peek-a-boo usually is follow
ed by the appearance of the pesky dy
ana the chIgger
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House Bin RIO. 53s. by Carson. Ia
Banks and Banking.
House Bill No. 53G, BY Carson, "a
Manufactures and Commerce.
House Bin No. 537. by Casteel. 10
Emergency Legislation for County
Government.
Senate Bin No. 1ss, by Williams, to
Medicine
Mr. Ieody, At his request was re-
moved ~ chairman of the committee
or Roads and Highways and the
Speaker appointed Leo Harris as such
chairman. which action was confirmed
by vote pf the House on motion OF
Ben Harrison
Mr. Murray introduced House Reso-
luton No. 81. as follows;
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nnnpcv Cured quick relief; removes
SnV'Si all swelling in s 10 20 days;
80 20 80 days effects permanent cure.
Trial treatment given free to sufferers.
nothing fairer For circulars testi-
moplals and free trial treatment write
Or H. H. Green's Sons, Box G, Al.
lanta, Georgia.
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MI Speaker:
Your Committee on Enrolment begs
leave to report that II has carefully
compared the enrolled copy of House
Resolution No "a with the engrossed
ccpy thereof and finds said enroll
ment TO be corrected and in proper
form and It is herewith transmitted
e. you for your signature.
Very respectfully,
HUDSON.
Chairman.
The Speaker signed the enrolled
copies Of House Bin No. go. and
House Resolution No "a, in open ses-
sion after reading az length
The House recessed until 2 o'clock,
n m
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cured of Rheumatlsm.

Mr. VIM Henry. OF Chattanooga.
Tenn, had rheumatism in his left
arm The strength seemed to have
gone out Of the muscles so that il
was useless for work he SAYS. II
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
wrapped the arm in flannel al night,
aud TO my relief found that the pain
gradually left me aud the strength
returned. la three weeks the rheuma-
tism had disappeared aud has not
since returned" II troubled with
rheumatism try a few APPLICATIONS OF
Rain Balm You ave certain to be
Nlaased with the relief which it al.
lords For sale by G. r. Renfro.
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VANDEvleNTER,
SUBSTITUTE TO THE ELLIS REsO.
ITfTTON No n

TlIIIVW No NIl
BE 4 resolved that the proceedings,
or debates, aud notes and note books
of The House reporters shall be in the
custody ~ the chief clerk, subject 70
fhe orders aud rules ~ a Committee
io consist OF Nlessrs. Brown, Martin
Harrison tof McCurtainl and O'Neal,
and that said committee shall he au-
thorized 10 employ sVh reporters as
may be necessary 20 take and tran
scribe such proceedings. or notes. and
that said proceedings shall be subject
az all times 10 tho inspection Of all
members Of the House under uniform
rules 20 he prescribed by said commit
tee. any rule resolution or resolu-
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HUDSON
Chnirnnn.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

VIUEhl p. III,
House called TO order, Mr.. Speaker
presiding
Roll CALI Quorum present
Telegram from the Farmers Union
10 the Committee on Fish and Game
Mr. Vandeyenter submitted the fol.
lowing report;
Mr.. Speaker
We your Committee on Rules, hav-
ing had under consideration House
Resolution No. 81 by Ellis, beg leave
10 renort that In lieu Of such Resolu-
ton We recommend the adoption OF
the substitute horeto attached
Respectfully submitted.
VANDEVtNTER
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RHEUM ATS M R5SsHD sAS sDT IsI, q

Rubbing with niments bsieng the parts application Of
ps ana other OF external
retrieving the and aches Rheunatis
Ish the CAUSE Of the disease, curative
bowel action weak kidneys and general
N system Inc circulation deposits this irritating poison
tissues ard ioints d the body aud soon The painful symptoms
are produced The
e Doo becomes more ~ saturated with the uric ACID poison the
W oMs worse aud after awhile gets be cronic
ng pans now become sharp ard eung expose anpnes
y Hh ar or any constitutional uegnaty
'e no as Tree n action boIe. and
sen ~ Ae blood the Joints often hecone ciogged
ty are et permanently stih
peter rubbed