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Wonderful Human Tongue.


Some remarkable facts regarding
the tongue have been recently pre-
scented by the eminent surgeon. DIR. h.
Souchon of New Orleans The doctor.
after stating that the tongue. the nose
and the skin are the only organs OF
special sense which perform other
functions. remarks that the tongue in
the only organ except the heart which
presents a base. a body and an apex.
and that no other organ can assume
such variety of shapes or is nova
BILE says Leslie's Weekly It's pa
pillae, though similar to those of
other mucous membranes, are larger
and more specially developed. The
tongue presents a dual structure in
accordance with it's dual functions.
motor and sensory. varies In color
more than any other organ. and is
more solid than any other viscus- 1t
Is the only organ presenting the three
kinds of nerve. namely a nerve OF
special sense, one of ordinary sensa-
ton and one of motion.
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indiana, summer vaeatIon.

Six Indians were at the union depot
the other evening. They will spend
the summer on the Omaha reservation
in northern Nebraska. They had come
from Ponca City, Okla. The men threw
their blankets on the floor in the wait
ing room and-fanned themselves with
eagle wings Simon Bigheart, a tall,
slim Omaha, was the only one in the
party who would talk and he said al
little as possible. After grunting at
many questions he finally spoke.
TOO hot in Ponca- Going north %
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

out cane, and as / continued my
health gradually returned. I was SO
grateful made a public statement of
my case, and now seven years have
passed, am still perfectly WELL"
Sold by all dealers. SOC box. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

These little books are becoming very popular
both in London and in New York They have
an advantage over the ordinary autograph album
because the collecting of signatures has been SO
overdcne that many of the great ones" nave
had rubber facsimes made of their very pest
autographs-not the kind that appears on their
checks-and instead of taking time to respond
whenever a stamped and addressed envelope Is
nclosed all they do is to pass the letter. request
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

1t will be mo-
ticed that a part
of Mrs. Taft's
ghost bears a re-
markable resem-
blance to a Ma
sonic emblem.
Miss Mary Gar
den practiced sew
eral times on her
ghost before she
would allow the
final one to APP
pear in the writ
er's ghost book.
Ghosts, like ev-
erything else, i'm
prove by practice,
and look upon
my final ghost as
a worthy effort, /"
laughed Miss Gar
den. In fact, I
see the urn above
from which my
spook must have
hoped out" she
said, a nd sure
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p 49,
down to a mere
skeleton. My back
was SO bad I could
hardly walk and
the kidney secre-
tions much disor-
dered. A week after
l b e gan usin g
Doan's Kidney Pills
/ could walk with.
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df05I3
Or FAN COS Il
p 2 Q p 1t


person will often show
an apparent wide differ
ence I'm conformation.
owing to the shape of the
pen, the flow of the ink
and the amount of pres
sure used, a more careful
scrutiny will make 1T
clear that the chief char
acteEistics hold through
5 out. The ghost is true to
its type.
Who, then, will inter
pref and reveal the true
meaning of our ghost au-
foOranhc7 Horo 10 naw
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

n 8 m e q u =
something to the
rest of the coun-
try. Paying to see
Europe is our an
nual blood-letting
operation. Millions
upon millions are
taken out of our
national circula-
ton. We work
hard during the
winter, either at
earning money or
at getting it from
those who have
earned it. then
hustle across the
water to fatten up
the Swiss guides
and the hotel
keepers. That is
about 1900. 900 ot
us do. The Other
1890, 900 do theil
travelling in theil
sleep. SO they car
b e b a C k n g K
morning in time
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EvIIa and the La~.

The law-making machinery of this
government cannot by any human in
genuity be enlarged or accelerated So
that 1t can move quickly or in as
many directions as unrestrained fndi-
yidual crookedness.-The Late Con-
gresham Cushman
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coat -Tao.M uch

Meenister-And why didn't ye come
to the kirk last Sawbath2 SANDY
had nowt but a shil1in' in my c1aes.
that's over muckle siIIer to pit In tn
contribution box all at ain time
Cleveland Leader.
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the history of cultured society and is not without ns
romantic side One the Ptolemes paid the sarv-
Athenians privilege of copying some
manuscripts the immortal Greek draatsts
The wretch kept the originals returned the copies
If had been the ghost signatures of Euripdes and
Sophoces that the ruler after he would
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field for investigation and amusement,
With the advent of the ghost book we nave
new twist to old, old fad. Travellers IN central
Europe early the fourteenth century useu
to carry their Book of Friends" an octave vol
ume in which names and sentiments were IN
scribed On their return home they could show
interesting record of the famous personages
they had met. These are the first autograph al
buns of which hear, but the passion Tor col
lecting manuscripts and autographs is as old as
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MONEY THAT GOES ABROAD

Europe Is lovely pIace the of Shakespeare
noble sight and it's worth money the hillside
that produce the wine that the BIZ
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Nip and Tuck
Self-confidence is half the battle.
but the other half generally makes
you lose it.-Puck.
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PROVED BY TIME.
No Fear Of Any Further Trouble.

David Price, Corydon, Ia. says: Il
was in the last stage of kidney trouble
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

He autograph
fend has a
far m ore
amusing fad
just now than
the mere col
lecting of or
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

binary signatures of ex-
traordinary folk. and the
newest thing in this
hobby necessitates the
possession of a ghost
book" to hold the sigma
lures which portray the
GHOSTS" of the eminent
4nnc
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sarear ses etast.N taihratp,s.

EdItt N 7 c, ben 3. .Ne3enIber I3U9.
nit ysedriht' eeseben. onb Der GiaSsSuaenieur
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0eue enaliide N~naitmei.rd.

ST. Der, SoitoOner ,Gailp WMl9 slit
Der critic artifeI ciner Serie .1iege.
iahr" crldienen. ger Serialicr III
Ser befanpte So5ialiit llnb 3entih+
loro. .6rerno" YlatdJforo. st er.
fIdri. hab er oieie grtifcl eaeel, feline
mo ieirer Tartei SutereIie Ihreibe,
aber Die 8efabr lei SIT. groB. Ser
Yreruier. Der Winiiter oes Muslpdrtt,
seu, Der 5iihrer Der Sppoiition mo
Die 2oros 2%anbsbopne, Gromer unb
Roberts haiteu ale iton 1gelparut
Dor Der grpBen @ciobr, aber Ole ecu
te uollten rlihi b6ren. Wut mill IS
Sr. 0Iatforo ueriubeu. Sr. @lotdt.
forb lit iiber5euat, 6aB TeuiidIanb
Srobbritannien arereifeu mill. a,S
lpeId)em 8runbe2 M,iS bentielben,
ais ipeIf)em bic 01nen, Geitreit u.
5ranfreidl in een Sabren Don 1864
bis 1870 dngearifien wi,rocn. @roB.
britannien ioHc iiberiolIen iperoen,
neil es Oct, beutihen Yeitrebungen
im @eae iei. Die gloeutihen, bic
liiii, einntaI Die Serren GeutidlanbS
ieien, ,pollten utter allen umitanbeil
Die lgan5e @elt hcberriHe,i /; es lei Die
alte ISicr nad) Wad)t iiun 8elo. MaS
Bobplon, VoriieN, @riefenIuno,
Ro,i,, spanieu, Srunfreid ilto RuBs
Lamb nat,einanber anltrebtent Sae
iupIlc 1rutihlono tbcntc. Cam
tomntt Ole alte @eihid3te bon bent
lteberfluB an @enifenmatsrtaI. Dem
WanaeI an. aclorie'n fobin bic
lleberfliIiigen aeididt tperSer t6tn.
tetl linh 10 ipeiter. Man brdilfe ia
nurt off Die aarte Su ieben. Ga iper-
DC iila,, finoeit. tpie Der IMsgang ans
Der 1orbiee unb Der ginsang IN oaS
@tittau,eer bi,rf Gnslaub periperrt
iet, Gariiln hrouhe 'Geutidlonb
&oIlntb ui,o 9elgien uno 8robbri.
tdHnieit niiifie ans benz Mese.
Sci eS bn nid,t Har?. Bel Ser ,crl
i.fn @eIcgenbeit speroc 1entihlaItb
lositlasen, Guglonb fei Der gefdbr.
iidite Mipale iopobl aiii poIitiiheEi
ais audi auf esnuilersicaem @ebietr.
Gasn foInne,, BOB 1eltiflona BOZ,
fiiter eisenen Strait ijberseilgt lei II.
nilie. iuie, trGse nnb id,pndy @reB.
britapnien setooroeu lei. Eie bcut.
fdle Volitif bon beutc lei Die alte
@jsmard'ife Yolitif Ser riidiidtsio.
len Grpberi,te unoF Die Weltberrt
id)aft ibr SieI. Gle Drribeit Der 8ri-
tell Der Brnn5oleh, Der 3dnen nab
Der Soldnoer fei e~efabroet, gatts e,t.
rora iole oei,tif aenpuht perSen.
Nile eiiropder fpiiroen cities Tases
in Der preubiif)en ltniforln {tedeit
uiio ibre 8eroienfte he,l ptei,biid,en
Steherbeomten abliefern miilIen li,b
Mifbelm Der ,3ueiie ,uerhe iiber alle
eie eiierne 3nGtruie ifipinaeii.
Der ShluBiat oes grtifelS Der
iprid,t in ben JoIaeu ,.0elpeiie"" iiir
uIie oieic iainoicn Debollpflinsen.
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Muifap ~aeilermann.

Is ftarb an ". Irje1ber 1909 Serr esutap
ist 'uns 4 a " asI Pu btss @ HiIsS bon a yspes,
rettu Ienetnla I'M. Cie seerotsIts fiuoei oni
Ssnherhag. Isiaehnlttaes , ubts bont 9rauerl
baAYIs. Yy' ahsl7 w sftp,as ptnns are fiait
@eneierh". elite leineii NluneN! (36G-4p
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@qltrr Nciuhplo Sribull.

tleoA NJ. 1874, Wegurlts.e trnbe, gpaIter
Nstnbplb Trtpnl, II Sibre ali ~eeliebter Gn9r
BON elisabeth mo oso terftorbenen Reinbolo
Tribun.' Dte Set oct Pseroigiiia piro iphtt-
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'Sobn e.. Bad.

gs ftarb an 20. Defender 1909 In ieirer
9nbluie. Gr. LOG, shsssbaslec,e trasx. 5obr
Nina 6. BAD, seborPnen Noorer. Sic BE-
%eroiaiiIia t.lott Tittipod. 9 li6r Na6mit.ns3.
boil. Der obet es.ldYtn,sH ,S8oguI1g uue itd.t.
tern. E reg (3bn--c)
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Saiier Xsil6elm nub YtdFoert Sal
Heres.
Bon einer Seite, oie aIs gut uuter.
rid,tet eelten bari, sebcn Der yM.
Vreiib. Gorreip." folsellbc Wittbeis
nirgen sii: 4ie e%inpeihuug bes
o5eanograpbiid,en Muielims III Wos
nneo, Die int n1tltcn 5riihiabr erfol.
sen io1. miro lif porausliftlit 81
cinrnt pplitiifen greianib eritcl,
Ranaes geiialten, "a BEL oieler @eIe.
eenbeit nit 5ierlitcr Sidcrheit nit
scr bercits lett lanafm ~geplautc,t
8eeegnui,a tipiiden aailer Wilbelm
Mt,o benz Eraiioenter Der irar3oii-
it,en Hepilblif ~, rehnen 1T. Wie
mat iif crinncrt. tpar BON eii,er gu.
%iann,enfitii Der beioen Staotsober.
bdi,pter bereits. irr Dorigcn Sabre bic
Mebc. iinmitteIbar rad benz 3liitan.
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iDmpoibiide NiircisM.s,N Der
hemtife 8eifstan,ler ioeben crit ;in
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'Su 9beiI tberben lieb. fl,o Der iid)t.
bare ausorld fir oie bcltanoia gu.
nebnienoc 8erSIiffe;t in bern Der.
h1ltnib Der beioen Gambler al eii,at,.
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nod, retlt erheblih nmlpolff lpar,
mieber 1tfeebellt. 10 Dab diid1 IN Die
Jet @csiebnue Der ger.pirfIihuna Der
I'M Yri,sip Ianeit heftfofer,en Ib.
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oberbdnpter Der betbei 9droer uidtS
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left bird Den ,Giirften poit Moraco
Speientiid sefor6eri tnorbei, 1T, oiiri.
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Ndt Sdteu.
lie Cobb uno Silberprpbuftion in
y, 1908.

WV ~NS w
1908.
TaS. Riiusgiirealt Der 9unoesre.
aier,.t,a hat Gr,nitteiMnsen iibcr oit
T~roouftipn pon @oIo ,nb SiIber in,
a~dIenberiabr 1905 anaeItelt. Eur.
mad belief iit( Die 4roouftior boz,
Cob allf ser aai,,en erbe uuf 81.
37S,4sO lln,en i'm Wertbe bon All,
932 200 Collars. I'm giiber ,ul,roell
iiber 2B Milionen unsen 3u Gage
acforbert, bic situ Turdihnittsprciie
bon 531% Gerts bro l1nse 0ertt
BON tOS,6S44OO Collars hatfen. 9iel
GreImetaH iiir elm sobr.. @eaen ous
&oriobr NOR ole @oiobrobuftion I'M
31,377,OOO Dollars GROCER, bic Gil.
bcrprobuftion ifeigertc iid Inn runo
10 Miuinneu lln,en. Is lit il, letter
3eit uieIiah tehauptet poroen, oaE
Sic arobe 3unabn,c Ser 8oloaeiuin.
NINA llriote Der 6uaeneinen Ereis.
iieiaeruna auf Der aal,sen Grbe lei.
9ieier Webauptuna idbt lid, aber &C.
aeniiber iteIer, hat Die SurnBnc ser
Ienjhen,obl nuf SER .Qroe i'm Ser,
baltnis cine pief qroSere 1T. ais Die
8crmebrrna Ser 8oioporrdtbe alif
ser grbe. y
Ipn oei BoIbldnSeru Ser grbe
itebt Iirifc nit elmer Sabresprobilf.
tion BON S,015. 43O uusert lin @erfhe
bon iiber 1907 Mjuionen goIors
oteuou; ei,,c Webrnusbeure aeae,,
oas Boriohr Ton ndteyu is W9tlIio.
nsrt. GrGms. Mn. sroetter STEELE IN.
ter ben @ololdnncrn Der groe itehell
Sic Hereinafter Stacten. Die lit 1905
iiber 4:5574,OOO l,,l,en @olo I'M @et.
the BON 81, 10000 Eclars proou5ir,
ten. Gie Amsbeutc, .par lin I,ig4jOO
Tulnrs arober, ais In 1907. Nm brit.
ter STEELE fonrnt MlrBlnne NIT enter
8oibaeminul,ra bon. 1857 eco llnsei,
I'M 0ertbr BOZ, iiber 2s D.iaionen
Cellars. &uBlaab, eai,s nobc ilebt
Nerifo nit einer Snbresousbeilte por
t,Os2. 200 lllsc.t i'm @erthc Dol, %.
$4,000 Toiiors. cine 3unabne ae.
aeu nns Woriobr BON $4,000 Col.
lars; Anltrof.a iien lieierte ;uiummc,
iiber 3.517, 600 / Bolo. anen Ole
@oloeelpirnuna blieb aeaen Sic oes
Sobres 1907 urn 2,350.OOO Dollars
o. .. 49, =. .a VIZ . q
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Dat Qamn Cemetery,
aaasrm.Nseuus.ssset uase RsrtA Fsint.sasat
- yeh6nbies a7faHt Vfadttusue 2ase.
faunii0.6Daiej
lpnbonsH rt.Gem

1anpttSiuRana: Ns~sberi6.Mpab,
Heatd6ntepldse BON $et on, untsr beitdHb.oer
Iuff1f: S6niftbIumer. @efviroe. Dianser etc.
iueroeii In. 3reibpdus d.u 0auptsg inedra ae.
fnnsfn tintsr aseut ptrs. ptrn espintni.
ccrfpredcr, (og-)
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Be gong & Co.,
frans5Ff6e Gamenfhneioer,
Hr. 525, Nprb.@ ilmursStr IL. +

uabe 9erioubiensMbeHne
Ser 2anitag 1T pprbei. SeShnfb rather
oert 0anrcn Der Staot. Die sInsiiBe ooer -
tel fir Die 5sieftn9t spiiufder. jbre ee.sl'
lurecr 10 taIs. aIs rl6aIiGl sr rEaden. ba
traaeH fonner.. 9iuiee Vrcife. gptr eNttdu,
f6ef, mic. 8. & .. Tbors. .tGft15.1 S)L
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Observation-Disclosures
an bic s~t.iomdrs Der ngsorStaHs Gaiaaft

SpiNpdnh." 49,
Die. yeenldre tdbrIide 8erfdntmInte oiefer
8eicaibati Nnset an 5StsIttas, ber II. 90
Inter ben aagcIeseHbeiien. tpeIde In Gr'
ipdguHd sesogeH per5eH. %bcffroet itt. Gin -Sor'
fAlag, cas- gIiiicn.Qarital Der QSsfeHdatt bon
$3.50, 00e auf 81 .0o0, 600 5u ert5bef. oas hPtbt
I'm $3.50 600, iiIib bic 3urobmf dis Mftter.Ti.
rieciier unite. bic aItioudre i'll berttsilen.
3aiues s. @itthea,
tSe52S.30 ;SaUii.O Ssfretdr;
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SirdDlid,e Mn3eigen
Ireieiniafeits Stride.

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SouE.ag, ben :. Sanaar, duf BerIaEler:
WicoerG,tntbrnns bes neueu 5sifipsclss. Mus
fang Ms ubr. lSe2,5.2)
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Yermiidlte .Anseigen.
Epesial.Vptis,

stGc Rerforer. bic eierflGfdhen ilab %SstiiteH,
Giaertbum Der .Ulonrinertdl Preaching Co.
Ielepbon oser g~Soitferte Sdocu beHudri htiaeH,
unb ipi= uerben ~oiefeIben i~oiieIfret obhoIea
laffeu. &. & g. YboHe. g8olfs t0t.
.,Itonnmentnl 8rewiug 60" 90,
3GS--51-D
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2pr1ninr.

~ -Xufiutur.
-@sifJt6 bon Ypaibroof cine iiHb cine boI.x
Mriie. Woni,f tSolh' s8oaeorS nrb lorraines
MaaSct.s etreft Big ann .tinsan9. geise a.
annion 7ruit' sssbalS;s. GtsrIsS. ars 1asetts.
efraSe. (Dloia .is,$ASl
The Washington times., 1909-04-14
Cosmos Members Will Con
slider 100000 Improve
mentS on May 10.
TWO PLANS URGED
BY THE MEMBERS
Some Wish to Remodel Old Struc-
lures, Others to Build
Elsewhere.

On Monday evening. May 10. the Cos
mos Club will vote on a proposition 20
make improvements in its present club
house that may cost 100000
This was The decision reached at the
last meeting OF the club Monday night.
at which the progressive members won
out over the conservatives. who for
more than year have succeeded in de-
laying improvements which. it is now
conceded. must eventually be made.
The delay in the Improvement move
ment. however. is due largely to failure
TO decide on a plan approved by the
majority.
One element has favored plan 10 erect
a new clubhouse on the site purchased
in 1890. while the other element has ad-
vocated remoeeling the interior Of the
present clubhouse. known historically
as the Dolly Madison House." and of
the adjoining buildings on II street
and Madison place. The latter plan is
urged by those who oppose disturbing
The architectural lines Of the Dolly
Madison House. there being a strong
sentimental regard for this structure
throughout the organization.
While he has not been formally com
missioned to prepare the designs. ]. 7.
D. Fuller, a member of the club, Is
at work on tentative designs for the
new clubhouse. The club. which is one
OF the most secure financially in the
country, has ample funds to undertake
almost any plan for Improvement.