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The National tribune., 1910-01-13

! don't feel tired like | used to: my head
does not seem all out of fix now-I feel like
a young man to what ! did before you COM
menced instructing me. You may use my
name in your advertisements, IL it will do any
good, for ] feel that the people of America
are injuring themselves taking drugs for their
bowels
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
Had Tried Every Kind of Medicine.

Miss Ella Cea, of Boone Ia says - had
been constant sufferer from that dread dis.
ease. constipation, all my life. and had tried
every kind of medicine and consulted many
dinerent doctors. but none proved successful
At last / concluded TO give Prof. MidgIey-s
dfualesS treatment a trial. ! did 50 and at
the end OF one month was entirely cured. Nv
general health grew better and at present am
in the best Of health. Can say 1t is won,
derful cure and help to anyone suffering as
1 was"
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
Was Near Death.

Thos. Needham 1928 s. t4th Ave, Chicago,
says II suffered from chronic constipation
for 10 years. | tried every cathartc in the
market in vain. Doctors could do nothing.
advice / cured myself permanently in just one
month
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
Must Quit Pill Habit.

'You young and middle aged men and
women who eat and drink everything you
like, and you old men and women who are
addicted to pill-eating TO keep your overdue
bowels going you don't realize that there
would rot be one one -hundredth part of the
disease on earth today If your bowels were
absolutely regular.
'You can shake your fist at almost any old
disease known, il you've got the bowels that
do business every "a hours. This is plain
talk, but every doctor will tell you the same
thing, only he may be more particular in his
language, but it won't have the Impression on
your mind
NOW, you can't cure constipation with
cathartics, and one of the reasons why there
Is much constipation today Is because there are
SO many drugs, liquids and unnatural bowel
movers guzzled and swallowed by so many
thousands of people.
'It is true these cathartics sluice out the
bowel-movirg Juice or secretion which Nature
has put in every good bowel to make it work
easy and right. When this natural "juice" In
the bowel is cleaned out your bowels become
mere deadpipes Then you get bad case OF
and pills are swallowed to do the
moving. This goes on, over and over again.
Take 1t for granted now that you have got
to quit taking pills and drugs, castor oil, cas-
cara, jalap, gamboge and all other cathartics
before you can. ever hope to cure your con-
stfpation ,.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
His Life Enriched Mankind.

Every good man enriches the world
by his life, but no man since the Divine
Tragedy on Calvery enriched the world
as much as Abraham Lincoln. He was
undoubtedly the purest and most un-
selfish man that ever lived. All read
ers of history who have erected great
leaders upon pedeStals have found
something in every one of them that he
had reason to regret, explain, defend or
wish otherwise. We certainly know
more of Lincoln's life-than that of any
other man who ever occupied the pub
lie stage. We know substantially every
hour of it from the time that he reach
ed manhood until he was inundated on
the altar of our National life There is
not in any of those years n deed or
word for which any admirer has reason
to blush, defend or wish otherwise
Every thought and act of his life was
on a plane of the highest American
manhood. generous. sparing, charitable
and Supremely unselfish. Such a man
as this, passing thru the furnace seven
times heated OF the greatest civil war
that the world has ever s,en, welding
at times more unlimited power than
any autocrat in history and welding it
all the time with firmness in the right
as God gave him to see the right, with
malice toward none and with charity
for all, makes figure which lifts all
humanity to a far higher plane by in
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
How You Can Stop Constipation
Absolutely.

"If you will do as say you can get rid
of your constipation right now and forget
about it ever after. You will never realize,
until you have tried it, how pleasant and de-
lightful it is to have everyday bowels that you
don't have to worry over.
"Your bowels will move themselves IL you
will just give them start the 'Midgley way
You will never, realize how gratifying 1t is to
have regular bowels, and how fine 1t feels to
really live until you have tried it.
81 am willing to tell anyone, who will take
the trouble to ask me- just exactly how to
use this simple method, and to cure himself or
herself right at home, so that it will no longer
be necessary to dose with all kinds of harmful
drugs and acids. don't ask a cent for this
information. ! have published book which
contains this Midgley method in detail, and as
1t would be impossible to tell you In this brief
space what It contains, l will send this book
to any woman who IS interested
enough in a cure TO send for it,
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
Gen. Loud at Togus.

Gen. George B. Loud goes to Togus.
Me-, to deliver an address on Lincoln
on the anniversary of the birth of the
great President.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
CONTINUED from page one.)

manhood suffrage and the real VIII of
the people. To him the Declaration of
independence was a vital, governing
force, and he could ind no escape from
the conclusion that every man under
the Government had a right to voice
in that Government. The victory of
the people he led meant carrying re-
publicanism TO its absolutely radical
conclusions, with the decision of the
majority being the supreme law of the
land. With his success vanished the
last hold of feudalism upon this Gov
ernment
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
Look Out for Your Nerves.

There is hardly anything which restore.
the nerves as quickly and surely as regaaS
bowels. Most people who have weak nerveS
and are run down are chronically constipated
or woman can build up a strong body by
being absolutely regular and taking Prof.
Midgley's advice.
Our readers can be positively certain of re.
suits If they will but send for Prof MidgIey'5 .
book and follow his advice. He is known all
ard His method is all so wonderful and so
simple, that 1t has been said by great many
10 be positive pleasure to adopt the Midgeley
way of getting cured right at home
There Is nobody else in this country who
has given this disease such deep professional
Will be worth hundreds of dollars, and YOU
will have saved years of misery tad health
and danger OF disease
You will realize within few hours What
it Is to really live and have that exquisite
feeling of perfect health, cheerful spirit good
digestion. clear mind. quick memory. energy,
courage and ambition, to a degree which YOU
probably never before could understand or ex-
perienee-and all this, by merely following the
simple directions of a man by whose advice
hundreds have been cured in a most remarka-
BILE manner.
How to Get the Advice.
All you will have to do is to cut out the
coupon. fill In your name and address on the
blank lines. and send it to Prof T. ii. Midg-
ley, 2613 Midgley Blk. Kalamazoo Mich and
ne Will. by return mall send you absolutely
free. his book showing you how to cure Your
self OF chronic constipation right at home tho
Midgiey way. without pills. p0tions or
powders. He will also send you by letter his
expert advice upon any point relating TO con-
Stlpation on which you may ask information
Mail the coupon today.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

Here Is An Opportunity of Lifetime
to Be Cured.
Here is the greatest opportunity to be cured
of chronic constipation that you have ever
had come to your notice.
You will be amazed to see the array of let
ters that are received daily by this benefactor
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

Gained 35 POunds-FecI 20 Years
Younger.
Prof T. II. Midgley, Dear Sir Perhaps
you will remember you cured me of constipa-
tlOn over one year ago. ! am still feeling fine
can eat anything, have good complexion. weigh
lS5 lbs. nOw-used to weigh $50 when ] was
constipated. / have a regular bowel move
ment every morning. ! feel 20 years younger
J rope your treatment will cure others like it
did me. Yours very truly,
Henry SteinbeCk
Chilicothe, Mo.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
To the Readers
of The National Tribune.

wonderful Clean Straight Talk the Folly Of Using cathae Trying
Constipation and How Stop Absolutely Without Pills Medicines
Gspao MMuM MaGM
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
Doctors Admitted Drus-Sin.

The Chief Clerk of the PENNSYLVANIA Rail.
road Company. located at New Brunswick v.
j.. writes - have suffered from chronid
constipation for the past six years. takinS
most all of the pills and potiors | ever heard
Of. At one time became so bad decided 10
give up my position with the Railroad. as /
felt my days We're numbered
'One physician told me that he as well as
others were powerless to cure constipati tion
with drugs, saying that the purgatives in,
hame the bowels and eventually parayza
them followed your advice have no,
spent penny for drugs OF any sort. and /
am cured"
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

Nature, they say, doth dote,
And cannot make n man
Save on some worn-out plan,
Repeating us by rote.
For him her Old World molds aside he
threw,
And, choosing sweet clay from the
breast
OF the uneXhausted West,
With stuff untainted shaped a hero
new,
Wise, steadfast in the strength of God
and true.
Great captains with their guns and
drums
Disturb our judgment for the hour,
But at last silence comes;
These all are gone, and, standing
like a tower,
Our children shall behold his fame,
The kindly-earnest, brave, foreseeing
man,
patient, dreading praise, not
blame,
New birth of our new soil, the first
American"
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
The Greatest Man of Our Race.

spring all men to more exalted purity
of aims and aspirations.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

A correspondent has written to us
making small contribution to the
chemistry of the kitchen. From a num-
ber of experiments he has made he
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

amazed the English scholars. In the
collegiate halls of oxford is hung a
copy of Lincoln's letter to mother who
had lost five sons in the army, as
model of the purest and most correct
English ever written, and nothing in all
the cOpious tones written in our mother
tongue equals the sublime simplicity
and force of the Gettysburg Address.
James Russell Lowell has we'll de-
scribed Lincoln'S innate, native and un-
alloyed Americanism in a couple of
XerseS of his "COmmemOration Ode:n
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
COUNTY DADS IN SESSION

The County Board met =. ,
Court House "Wednesday AFTER ,,,
noon in an adjourned so..:
The main business before ~
board |, was the yearly settlements l1t
with the county officers. The
ords of former county Judge NV,
looked over also the county Prom on
erty in his possession. The r,,E,
budget of bills was allowed ,a 10.
several other matters before ~
board were taken care of ~
Board adjourned this moro,s
until March 10Th. All memh..'
were present.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
Injured Spine in Woods

Frank Goldman, an employee Of
HackIey-Phelps-Bonnell Co. of
HackIey, met with a serious acct
dent "Wednesday in the woods,
while decking logs the hook
broke and log struck him in the
back, inJuring his spine. DR..
Neville was called to the assist
ance of the Company's doctor.
The injured man was taken to the
Oshkosh hospital Thursday for
treatment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
WaterSmeet
Happenings

Mrs. Chas. Vance from Dona d
sen visited friends here Tuesday,
Frank Welnitz who has been
running the section on the branch
has been transferred TO Welling-
ton.
Archie Donald engineer, who
was switching here nights, has
been sent to the Madison division
A masquerade ball is announced
for Thursday evening in the
school hall.
Agnes Mcdonald visited her
home here last Sunday.
A new gas street lamp is being
tested here and it certainly gives
a good light.
Joe Kelly returned home Tues
day from Chicago where he has
been visiting.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
High School Notes

We love our tea~nerS out, on,
these examsl
Lulu Nemacheck has been alb
cent from school the past week on
account of illness.
Title Mauel and Guyran Dus-
sault entered the second grade
this past week.
The Lincolnian Society will
hold its first program week from
this afternoon, Jan. 27th.
Owing to the extraordinary
length of the Med. History exam,
the school board have an extra Oil
bill to pay, and except for one or
two students, whose kind parents
brought their supper to school.
the members of the Sophmore
and Junior classes were obliged to
60 to bed hungry.
The new studies which are TO
be taken up this semester are ply
siology, physiology and English
history.
New books for the later sub
iects are expected this week.
The botany class has finished
the study of Phanerogams or
Towering plants and will now take
up crytogams or woodworking
pla nts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
A TRAVELLING SALESMAN

F. H. Beers, 6I7-7th Ave, Peoria
ILL.,, writes: Il have been troubled
for some time with kidney troub-
lie, SO severely at times | could
scarcely carry my grips. After
using one bottle of Foleys Kidney
Pills | have been entirely relieved
and cheerfully recommend them
to ALL" Foley's Kidney Pills are
healing and antiseptic and will re-
store health and strength. Sold
at G. l.. Carter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
Killed Large Timber Wolf

! Fred Hessen. one of Farming
tons progressive farmers. has of
late been bothered with wolves.
and he set trap for the intruders.
The first of this week, when he
went out to haul in a load of wood
he discovered a large wolf in his
trap. He die not have any gun
with him, so he cut a club and
dispatched his captive with that
weapon. The wolf was an unus-
ual large one. Fred received So
bounty and IS tor the hide.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
Simple Remedy for LaGrippe

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into
pneumonia. Fcley's Honey aud
Tar not only stops the cough, but
heals and strengthens the lungs so
that no serious results need be
feared. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no drugs
and is in a yellow package. For
sale by G. L. Carter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC & NORTH
WESTERN LINE
New Train Schedules

The Denver Special a new sol
id train, electric lighted through
out, now leaves Chicago daily at
600 p. M, arriving Denver early
next evening, via the Chicago,
Union Pacific & North Western
Line.
San Francisco FOverland Linn
ited,' the electric lighted daily
train to California, for first class
Sleeping Car passengers only,
continues to leave Chicago 700 p.
M, only three days to San Fran
cisco. Direct connections for all
southern California points, with
choice of routes via the San Joa-
quin Valley or the scenic Coast
Line.
Through Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars on the China & Japan
Fast Mail to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Portland, daily with
out change.
New through service between
Chicago and Seattle without
change; Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars leave Chicago daily at
1000 p. m. on the electric light
ed Oregon Washington Limited
via Portland and the o. & W. R.
r.
Apply to ticket agents of the
North Western Line for full in
formation. Silt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
Friday, Jan. Dist, 1910.
DIED OF CONSUMPTION

Mrs. Theadore Christensen, a
resident near Pioneer lake, died
Monday after long illness OF
consumption. The deceased was
about s. years of age, and has re-
sided there with her husband for
the past six years, making home
among the pines. The funeral
was held Tuesday, with burial in
the Conover cemetery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given 'ua' v .,
ture of a Judgment OF toreclo''' C,r
sale rendered in favor OF Han' W.
toferson and against John Uuu'S~ +,
the 8th day of December $780, rr III
Circuit Court of Villas county, wa II
sin, for the sum of 8578.74 dollar, ', ii
aces and costs and whereas it is PROV \
ed in said judgment of Foreclosure as, /
sale that after a period OF Que ' 5rnI
elapsed from the time 8alu ' bers|
was entered, that the premises DS',|
after described, to-wit; Lots ,3 o.
10, Block /, G. L. Perry,S A L1,,a. gl
the village of Eagle River WIS VI. ,., i
ty, Wisconsin, be sold at P0OlI s.i3 \
to the highest bidder II c"'o ;.bio 1
gment has not been palo '" - .ailI
time, and, whereas no P@'' .a,,
gment has ever been paid paE ,a..,
the terms of said judgment u ~ |
ure and sale, I shall offer Io' birs
sell at public vendue to tn9 .b b
bidder for cash all the Interest,", :,
defendant, John Gudegast' n'o IN
real estate heretofore descr'0I',
9Th day of December, l9O0' Vi ~ nal
acquired, or so much Thereon ~
necessary to satisfy said jug
costs of sale. .befr
Said sale will take place AZ ,iIlh
door of the Court house in 'n0 ID
of Eagle River, county OF 10 1oocl
10th day of February, l9l0' q"
in the forenoon of said day. n.csuI
Dated this 10th day Ol
1909. xcoN,
Sheriff of Villas County "
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
SUBSCRIBE FOR The REVIEW.
Legal Notices.
Order for Adjus slime emit Of Claims
State of Wisconsin, County Court for
Villas County, in Probate:
In the matter of the estate of
JOHN BRESNAN, Deceased

JOHN BRESNAN, Deceased
Letters of administration having
been issued to F. j. Topak, Of Eag|
River, Wis. on the estate Of JOhd
Bresnan late of the Village of EagIa
River in said County, deceased;
1t is ordered. That the time untilali
including the first Tuesday of SeptemD|
err A. d. 1910, be and is hereby allowed
for the creditors of said John BreSnaa
deceased to present their claims for eS|
animation and allowance.
tits further ordered, That all GLAZING
and demands against the said JO0a
Bresnan deceased be received, eXamin
ed and adjusted by this Court at
office in the village of Eagle River,
said county, at regular term there0
appointed to be held on the LrSt Iued
day of September, 1910 and all cre0I
ors are hereby notified thereof
It is further ordered that notice
the time and place at when /"
claims and demands will be receiver
examined and adjusted as afore8alaal
of the time hereby limited for GREY
itors to present their claims, be gnS
by publishing a copy of this order ~
notice for four consecutive weeks 0oY
in each week in the Eagle RIVER
view, weekly newspaper pubIlSnVIu,
the village of Eagle River ID - 81
County, the first publication INV
within fifteen days from the aS'6 n'
of, oo
Dated, December Dist, 1909
By the Court, .,v
N. A. COLMAA
! County Judge
'' Reg. in Probate
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
JUNIOR PROM. FEB. 4TH

Arrangements are being made
for the Junior Prom. to be held
on Feb. 4th. The members of the
class are striving to make the
Prom. this year. excel all previous
like occasions.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
A Faulty Make

"Well, there's one thing abopt r,
ritch, he's always ready to Na'
fess his faults" "Nonsensar W. CoA'
he's forever Dragging about beins vi" WI,
made" "Of course; that's ins S S ell,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-21
Looking Over State Lands

lanes Oberholtzer and son
Henry, and Martin Berg of Rhine
lander, are busy this week look
inc over state lands near the St.
German lakes.
The Washington times., 1910-06-27
SWEAT SHOP, CHARGE
Of CENSUS EMPLOYE
Woman Declares Work
Nerve Wrecking" and
Inadequate Force.

That the Census Bureau Is a veritable
sweat shop and that the way in
which the majority Of the clerks in it
are being worked resembles an endur-
ance contest more than anything else,
was the statement made today by
y oman employed as a card puncher.
This woman considers the duties as
signed 10 her so laborious and nerve
wrecking," as she expressed II, that she
viii tender her resignation at the end
Of the month. She said that when she
accepted the position in the Census
Bureau she DID not know she was 10
turn herself into a machine. According
to her, the tabulating and card-punch
ing force is entirely inadequate TO han
Gle the work. and as a result the work
ers are expected to tax their physical
and mental endurance in order that the
work may not drag too much.
When asked about this alleged condi-
ton, William f. Hunt, superintendent
OF the population division Of the bu-
reau, said the office could not be class
ed with the so-caIled sweat shop" but
that the slogan of the Office is work"
The Census Office is no place for
persons who object TO hard work and
plenty Of it. We all have 10 labor,
from the director down TO the most
humble messenger But, with IL all, the
employees are considered in a most hu-
name and sympathetic manner. We are
willing 10 do anything within reason
20 add 10 the comfort and convenience
OF our clerks. At the same time the
work is before US and ii must be done,
and. according TO an act Of Congress,
il must be done in a stipulated time
but you could hardly call our bureau a
sweat shop.
7 will admit" continued Mr. Hunt,
that the work is going nard with many
Of the clerks because of their neWuess
to It. but when they have become more
experienced they will find that IL viii
be much more agreeable to them Tht
force is small, but during the next week
more than 200 card puncners and tabu
latOrs will be employed, thus relieving
the strain somewhat"
Brains are not eqUired Of the censu.
clerks" was the statement made BY tn,
woman who is going 10 resign. 1t !!
/ simply a case Of J0rmenting grind.
was anticipating a position which re
guired real clerical work, and you cal
Z imagine my establishment and DISCUS
/ when 1 found l vas expected to PLAY
/ the role Of a machine
/ The order issued Friday by DiTeCtO
Durand which gives the women car.
/ puncherS the option Of being paid a
/ a monthly rate, or according 20 tn
! piece system .1Or thirty days Is reason
/ able, and should prove satisfactory
J However, this viii not change my de
| termination about resigntnS, and l uhiul
/ there are 4 number of other women VIII
{ feel the same as 1 do, and will be leav
} ing soon