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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22
HOW SENATOR M'MANUs MADE FORTUNE
OUT OF PLAYING BASEBALL WITH HIMSELF

.ess holes and filing them up again
Eut nowhere did he ind any specially
sood stone until he had progressed a
half dozen miles north OF keoknk,
There he found a very good rock and
opened quarry under a lease of the
land.
Hunting Dress, Found Gold.
Now, down in Missouri. was man
who wanted the cheapest possible
stone regardless OF quality He had
been getting ii out of the Bloody Run
quarry. He ordered a few carloads.
and McManns had no such poor and
cheap stone in his new Bailinger
quarry But McManus determined to
supply his old customer even at loss.
cid ordered his foreman to get out a
Few carloads as close as possible TO
the railroad track. TO make the ex'
pense of loading az little as possible
The foreman uncovered ledge
close to the track-and saw the best
stone he had ever laid eyes on. Be
ing a good foreman. he quickly coy
cred UP the ledge again and sent for
McManus who saw the point and that
The rock ran onto the adjoining farm.
Not having money enough himself.
he took George S. Tucker into his
confidence and the firm became Nc
Manus & Tucker Also thirty acres
of land underlaid with the best stone
n Iowa became theirs at cheap
price. Then the rock the foreman had
covered up again was laid bare again
ard the famous Ballinger quarry open
&c VI. on large scale.
A Fortune in Rock.
Since then, over third of million
cubic Yards OF stone has been taken
out enough to build pix. from Bur.
lington to Council Bluffs: also the
water power company has paid So, 500
damages for overhowing six acres OF
the quarry; and likewise, there are
taenty-four acres left with 100 feet
ta.ok of the best stone In Iowa under
lying all Of it.
anu al tecaAse Lu"dt ~
sfanus happened to be playing base
bali with himself along Bloody Run
that summer day few years ago.
The BalIinger quarry had been
worked before Iowa was state,
enough to build big stone house: but
il Lad become filed up and lost like
King Solomon's mines and much
searching had failed to find it-but
that is another story disconnected
from, baseball.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22

IT'S easy. Make the men
who supply your house
hold goods give full measure.
IF they are not cheating you
out Of that much, you are
mighty lucky. Shake off IN
difference. If you had a
chance to increase your In
come ten per cent would you
do it? Well. that is precisely
what this means. You are
being cheated out Of about
ten per cent. of your house
hold purchases by tricks Of
storekeepers. You can save
that money easily if you are
on to- the tricks. They are
explained in Pearson Maya
zine now on sale. Also how
to prevent their being worked
on you. Read that article.
It means money to you.
/
In the same issue another article ex-
plains how children may be saved from
diphtheria- Another gives the answer to
the immigration problem. Do you realize
that, at the present rate. in few years the
Latin will have overcome the Anglo-Sa1on
in this country And another article ex-
plains the fallacy Of the income tax propo-
sition- shows what wild goose" the
idea really is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22

NAErETrA:
Order Gold siedai Flour IL your folks ar.
1erpicEfty bon; tflsi- rfctuaf. 9tfrTA~x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22
THE MAILS FIND
BILLY SUNDAY
Detroit Puts the Address of the Evan
geiist up to Uncle Sam and keo-
kuk Postoffice Knows.

Uncle Sam made good on propo-
sition put up to him by somebody
with Offices in the Telegraph building.
in Detroit, because the postmaster
at Keokuk is thoroughly posted on
prominent evangelists and other re-
1igious subjects. This morning. a
letter came to Keokuk addressed and
rubber-stamped
Mr.. Billy SUNDAY,
Evangelist,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22

DR.. w. FRANK BROWN
SURGERY GENITO-URINARy ~,
SKIN DISEASES. ~
| 4czh Main. Over Jones Hat st,,.
Bell Phone 1s4. Home 1914. Re- !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22
J. n. WEpEL, ND.
Office 17Ls North Eoutth Stre.A

Keoku, Iowa.
Residence No. 1920 Hign st..,E
Iowa phone 1896, Home phone IN
office phones. Iowa S3s Black; Hon
l34.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22

DR.. c. y. cHRESTENsEN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Y. N. G. A. Building.
Office hours 20 12 a. N: 2bi
p. M Residence Iowa phone lis,
rings. ONCE. Iowa phone ll57,
ring. Residence ZIG Blondeau street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22
PHYSICIANS.

". :. HARTsH, MD, DO
Osteophathic and Electric =.
ments a specially. Office eoon M
Hours-At residence. Clio Hin Is
. to 10 q. M; 4 to p. m. y
Phone Office, Iowa, 2lS Black. Z.
idence, IoEa, 1926 Red. Hub. az.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-22

Or. o. Z. cl-ARk.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 4
OfflceY. NJ C. A. Building.
Office hours-S to 1890 a. m. ~
to $50 and Z to s p. m.
Phones-Offce. Iowa, sos Red; Hui.
157: residence. Iowa 1898: Hub. 2u,f
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-05-28
A los Mexicanos y
Mexico-t -teXanos.

Hsce muchos anos que reci-
do en- la frontera de Mexico,
en- pueblos de Ia margen dere
cha del Bravo, y he podido a
preciar en- ell trato continue
con la raza mexicana, que re
eide en- ell Estado de Texas,el
carino que guardian para Me.
xico, no solo los mexicanos
que han conservado SUI ciuda
danfa, sino aun aquellos que,
siendo ciudadanos america
nos, son por origen, de raza
meXicana.
Por razon de ese carifo, en-
muchos pueblos de Texas las
fiestas de la Patria de Hidal-
go tienen ell mismo esplen-
dor, y mucha veces aun
mayor, que ell que sc usa en-
pueblos netamente meXica-
nos.
Ell quito 4 los heroes en- la
propia patria podra ser ell fru
to del patriotismo verdadero;
pero bien podria atribuirse al
gunas veces, q arecomendacio-
nes del Gobierno;mas'e fes
tejos, ese quito, verificado
fuera de la patria, no ofrece
duda alguna que es ell fruto
verdadero del espontaneo pa
triotismo, porque 10 alienta
la espontanea voluntad, sin
mas Influenza que ell carlno
santo a la terra mexicana.
Yo asf 10 he interpretado
siempre, y por ESQ estimo mu
cho a mis- compatriotas de
alllende ell Bravo.
Hoy, con motive del Gen.
tenario de Ia Proclamation
de nuestra Independence,
ese carino para Mexico, de
parte de la raza mexicana,
que reside al otro lado del
Rio Grande, Sc Ia acrecenta-
do en- proporciones tales, que
no hay un solo mexicano 8
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-05-28
~ LAREDO D. c. co X

dica libertades; aver, Marx
lanzo a la Sociedad su fatidi-
co ap6strofe: "Proletarios
de todo el mundo, unios!" la
lucha de clases que era laten
te en- la sociedad decrepita,
tejida durante siglos con las
mas ignominiosas injusticias;
manana, calmado este impe-
tn incendiario de revoluci6n
economical, la humanidad
tendra necesidad de nuevos
ideales para agitarse, y para
conseguirlos, porque es su
ley ell movimento, su necesi-
dad ell progreso.
Pero, ia donde y por que
Gamma? Porque cambian las
condolences de los tiempos,
nuestros habitos, y cambian
tambien las formas y las le-
yes de nuestra vida.
ST fuera verdad que nos
otros somos materis, y NADIA
mas que materia, como po-
driamos esplicarnos tan pro
digiosos movimientos de as
censi6n hacia una forma su-
perior de vida?..
=. Yo me supongo la historic
de la humanidad como una
inmensa escalera: de la no
che de los tiempos, quiero
decir, de la oscuridad de los
siglos, salen los pueblos, su
,cediendose en- sus generacio'
mes; salen impulsados por
una necesidad siempre pro
gresiva de domfnar mas vas.
tos, horizontes: en- Ia cllspide
de esta escalera simb6lica
brilla una luz viyfsima, que
dasciende para iluminar el
camino de los hombres: esta
luz, amigo lector, es la ver-
dad, que no tiene partidos
politicos en- esta pequena hu'
manidad; y esta verdad uni
versal, que atrae hacia 10 al.
to a todas las almas sedien.
tes de la belleza infinita, eS
Dios. 4.
| ST el hombre es solamente
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-05-28
C]ENCIA Y
RELIGION.

vando de la muerte a milla-
res de hermanos, y bendita
ia sea la ciencia que tiene por
objeto hacer la vida del hom
bro mas bella, mas c6moda,
menos sujeta q las dolencias
fisicas y a los estimulos del
hambre.
Pero Ia ciencia no es toda
la vida, por mas que sea ma
ravilloso ell espectaculo de
I'm hombre que sale q la con-
quista del espacio, dominan-
dolo con el impulse de SUI vo
luntad y con Ia perfection de
sus maquinas; la ciencia no
es toda la vida, aunque yo
siento en- mi sangre una fie-
bre de entusiasmos, ,pensando
que en- pocos segundos mi
palabra supera las0distancias
inmensas comunicandose in
tacsa a los ausentes desparra
mados sobre la superficie de
Ia TERRA y no es toda la vida,
amigo lector; ella estudia y
procura ell desarrollo y las
sensibles manifestations ex
ternas, mas no explica ell por
Que no conoce la felicidad;
ella, con toda su potencia,
Sc detiene perplea frente al
problema de los
espfritus, que quieren descu-
brir otro mundo, mas ALA,
v quieron nutrirse con otras
verdades, que no es possible
medir con ell : metro, nj
revisarlas cor ell teiescopio
en- las azules insondables pro
fundidades del firmamento,
nj. con los instrum5ntos mas
inodernos, nj con las maqui-
mas mas perfectas.
Y donde concluye la mi.
sion de la ciencia, principal
el imperio iafnito de Ia reli.
g:6h.
No debemos mirar Ia CO.
rrupcion de los hombres;
ell elemento humane es defec
tuoso, y corrompe facilmen-
te .tambien' las mas atlas
verdadss metafisicas; al con
trario, debemos~mi con O.
jo, inteligente, la pureza
impecable de. las llneas que
Sc desarrollan sobre una sola
trama, y que del origen de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-05-28

Ell siglo pr6ximo pasado,
| ha sido el siglo de los gran
| des descubrimientos cienti-
4 fees; este sera ell siglo de
1 las grandes apliceciones, y
| solo Dios sabe donde iremos
a parar, antes de la conclu-
sion del presente siglo.
La terra es a1n j6ven, y
contiene en- sus entranas to-
\ davia muchos tesoros inexplo
radios, que, eual madre bue-
nay fecunda, puede darnos.
Tiene todavia muchas rique-
zas, muchos predios de Sc
4 sguridad y de inmunidad. Ade
lante. Nosotros, hombres
de religion, tenemos fe en- la
ciencia, porque cada uno de
ssuS descubrimientos es una
lgloria de Dios, y una belle;
liza del Infinite; nosotros lie a.
Bbrimos las puertas de nues-
Etras casas como q una amiga
deseada; sea bienvenida en-.
tire los hCmbres de coraz6n Y
&de inteligencia, que disfru-
8tan sus deacubrimientos en-
zpro de Ia humanidad traba.
8jsdora.
La energia electrical?
clertamente que es un triuh-
10 que ha llevado q un grado
de perfection la industria
moderna, aumentando rapi.
damente la production Y des
parramando cierto bienestar
entire la gente que trabaja. -
La hygiene es una de las
elOrlaS, que combate y de-
tlene, desde Ell principle, la ex
tension de las enfelnedade
lnfecciosas.
La biologia, la antropolo-
gla? Bepditas! Han podido es
expiicar mas humana y racio
nalmente las causas de la de
il,ncuencia, introduciendo en-
ei campo criminal una valua
ciOh mas exacta de las res.
ponsabiIldades individuales
" II
males.
Bendita tambien Ia meteo.
rOlogla, que,rnediaate instrr
mentos de una senaibilidad
ipef1ecta, puede prevenir, POI
,as OScllacionesde un diafrag
'ue IN desastre teldrico, sa
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-05-28

materia, que7debe volver ne
cesGriamente a la materia !
bruta e informe, digame por
que todos los demas seres
del mnndo animal no pro-
gresan como ell hombre?.
Puedes til Greer, por ejem-
plo, que la raza de los bu-
rros tenga, despues de milla.
res de amos, desde que vive,
mejoradas sus condolences de
vida, y que Sc agite por una
idea de justicia, 9 que Sc de-
clare en- huelga contra los
hombres, que son sus reales
Y 1nicos disfrutadores? Por-
que, entonces, este privilegio
para una sola raza, entire tam
tes millares de seres anima-
dos? -,
Sir duda, nosotros tene.
mos una meta, un punto de
partida y un punto de llega-
da; cual sea esta meta, yen
que consiste, la ciencia no 10
dice; pero ademas de la cien-
cia, hay una verdad que vie
ne del infinite, y que en- nues
tro espfritu resulta ley insu-
primible de ascension.
y ell hombre que mas So
bresale, mas Sc acerca / Dps.
Ademas, los problemass del
espfritu Sc pueden discutir,
pero no Sc pueden negar, y
todos los problemas del espi-
ritu Sc compendian en- un So
10 problema: Dios.
No, amigo lector; repito,
por Ultima ve2, que la cien-
cia no es coda la vida, nj
tampoco'se opone a Ia reli
gi6n, bien entendida, y aun-
que ella Marcia por ofrC ca
mino, paralelo al de Ia reli-
gi6n, busca la misma meta;
ell descubrimiento de la YER
dad, para la mayor gloria de
Dios.
En- in,la ciencia, con Ia LA
We de la fe, abre los arcanos
de Dios y arranca sus niste-
rios a la naturaleza. La re-
lligi6n tiene Ia Lave de Ia
gran puefts, del Sancta
Sanctorum, residencia de es.
te nj mo Dios.
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-05-28
SUFEAGTO EiE9I.. = TWO.

Id VIA, sdISLlj q lIdFe'
del t e m po y ell espa
clio, a juntarse con ell Ser-E'
terno, en- el cual Sc reune tc
do movimiento, toda ley, tC
da ammonia y belieza.
Y es esta, amigo lector,
la verdad de los espiritus,
que Ia ciencia, como estudic
de fen6menos fisicoS, no pue
de explorer, pogque esta fue
ra de su dominic, y esta O.
bra, hasta hoy, y talvez
siempre. ostala en- una esfera
&c accion superior a sus
medios de conquista.
Crees til que la ciencia bas-
Ia a saciar el ansia que el
hombre tiene do conocer cada
cosa, de esplicarse cada por
que y de penetrar cada mis-
terio? ST 10 crees, no hay ra-
z6n para tener como in1til y
falsa la religion, que es a.
quel -sentimiento irresistible
que nos arrastra mas ala de
la materia, hacia el mundo l.
deal de los espiritus, y que
nos dice: Til, hombre, eres
algo mas que una ma
quina que produce y consul
me; til eres una alma cue a.
ma, que piensa, que perte,
nece a 10 infinite.
Y 81 crees que la ciencia es
suficiente, como te explicas,
la vida en- relaci6n a sus dlti
mas finalidades?..
En- general, todos los HON
bres de fe y de credos diferen
tes Sc confunden sin aperci
bir de clio, en- un cfrculo vicio
so de contradicciones; pero 10
que no es una contradiction,
y que no teme la sonrisa del
incredible, es la verdad incen
testable de que existe en- Ell
espfritu humane ell deseo de
ascender siempfe, sobre la
materialidad de una vida
que Sc ,conforma con los 60
ces efimeros y degenerados;
y para nosotros, para todos,
esta ansia de elevar rrLacia
ell ideal, hacia 10 desconocido,
es buscar a Dios.
Oh! Cr6elo, amigo lector;
todos los hombres, de todas
las religiones, buscan a este
Ser invisible, y que, Sin en-
barge, habla y Sc revela en- to
das las manifestaciones de
la naturaleza. Lo buscan
tambien los que no Green.
Cuando un sabio pide a la
ciencia una contestaci0n que
no lie puede dar; cuando escu
drina 6 interroga el alma de
las cosasy de las personas, y
le contesta (pardon du con-
tie sense) ell silencio, porque
solo ell silencio puede hacerle
comprehder que en- su misma
ansia de descubrir, Sc oculta
una verdad infnita, Sc ocul-
ia la soluci6n del proPlema
que 10 atormenta.
Conv3nzase de esto, amigo
lector; Ia humanidad Gamma
h5cia una meta de perfec-
ci6n; por grades Sc levanta y
coiquista derechOs y reivin-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
S~rcpfort fra @isiionsmnrfem.

81 ~forifeGige greofort meo 8iaeoer fro MiS-
Iionsfnorfen | neiten Iige iaa mango ~forifeniee
Qanoe / aiien, afrifa, Roro. os Spoomerifa iaut
gerne / Iocific- oe Spobaoet. On p%raftiif $iGIt
til of fmrettrie Snteresie for pore @isiion os en-
bsiit interesIant oa Iererie Samlins at eje. nb
aioet al ySbe Mislionarp Stepietp".
9ris 30 Gents for belle Samlingen.
9aniib 2ntb. TnbI. &onfe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
PIRATES or HoNGKoNG.
They Are the Real Old Fsshions'
5Ioodthirsty Kind.

They Are the Real Old Fashioned
5Ioodthirsty Kind.
There are pirates IN Hongkong-not
the usual kind that greet the gentle
stranger with an expansive smile and
take what be has for worthless rub
blsh. nor yet the petty thieves that 90
By that name on our own water fronts.
but the real old fashioned. murderous
kind, who count not the victims as
they reckon the spells.
or course they do not swagger in cos
tune. as all real pirates should, or ply
their trade in Hongkong's immediate
waters. but among the thousands OF
fishermen, stevedores and coal han
dlers that crowd the harbor's edge they
mingIe and gossip water front news.
knowing well when particularly rich
cargo is due from the interior.
And in the purple twilight junk
darts out Of one Of the many estuaries
FAR up the West or Pearl river and
swoops with the suddenness OF hawk
on the heavily laden prize. The strug-
gle is short. Over the hills on the
naked backs Of a swarming crew the
loot disappears forever from a smoking
hulk in the rice swamps. or. as hap
pencd IN the case OF the Sainam, half
a hundred take passage in the crowded
hold OF a river steamer and when the
handful Of unsuspecting whites gather
at dinner raise heathenish yell on
the startled afr. and the ship is taken.
Rifles thrust through bolted doors
subdue the pitiful fire that lasts 1T
tie while from behind the shot torn
tablecloth. but the ship is already
headed for the bank by the quarter
master with a ride at bis ear. and one
more tragedy is added to the long list
Of crimes on the Sikiang.-W. ]. Ayl-
ward In Harper's Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
Suits at One Half Price

We have few Summer Suits left, 70
close at one half price These are good
styles and good values at the regular
price, but are Suits we cannot duplicate
and we want the room for the fall stock
which is fast coming into the depart
ment.
When you can buy a ood-styled Suit
for SIS 90 that is worth $50 90, It will
pay you TO invest your money.
Nearly all Of these Colored Suits In the
s25. 90, $40 90 and els 90 grades left are
what, il we could duplicate, would be as
good as we could buy for the fall stock,
but as we cannot, they go al one half
price.
AT one half price are lot of Ladies'
Colored and White Linen and Rep suits
in medium and small sizes. These are
extra values and you have two months
yet to wear them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
Ladies' Cotton Dresses

Our summer dresses must 20 into
this half-price sale Here are a few
muslin. lawn and polarized cloths that
were made up in the seasons best styles
and were good values II you can get
your size, you can afford to buy for next
season.
This means that you can get whole
dress at less than the material would
cost.
At SAYS Is a fine lipht-colored Muslin
Dress that sold at $3.50.
At Sz36 are few Lawn Dresses
that were our best sellers at t4.75.
At $3.50 are few small sizes in a
plain colored polarized Dress These
are guaranteed fast colors. We're $500.
At one half price are what we have
left in ladies' two-piece bingham and
percale Dresses. There are also few
plain black Dresses at one half price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22

A distinguished phrenologist while
dining at a hotel stated at the table
that he had formed an opinion Of the
character Of each one present An
Irishman said that be would PROFOUND
a question and that II II was truthful
ly answered be would forever believe
in phrenology The phrenologist said
be was satisfied and told him TO pro-
coed Thin" said the Irishman, will
yez be afther teIlin' me am l married
or single T-London Telegraph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
The Daylight Store

here. And ne gets away with it. too,
although be weighs only $50 pounds.
/ saw him knock out the hairy cared
bear in a fierce fight over piece Of
meat. and be gets the better Of the
great Yezo bear Of about 1000 pounds
in the adjoining Enclosure. They fight
through the bars. You can hear the
swapping Of the big bears jaws as he
fails TO catch his opponent. But the
nervous sloth bear is as quick as a
cat with his long claws and gets in
dig on the other ones muzzIe that
makes him snort with pain."-New
York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
Goats at One Half Price

What we have left in Long Coats in
the light and dark colors, are now on
one rack to close at one half price.
AT 5000 are few long Covert Coats
in medium sizes. These are Coats that
are all right for fall wear, and are a
good style Are Coats that were $1,000.
At $500 is a good value in a Blue
Serge Coat. Was $1,000.
AT ~ so are a couple Of good values
In medium size Coats in blue. We're
$500.
At $1,000 are two heavy Serge Coats.
Are good fall style and good value
at the regular price = 5000.
At one half price are what we have
left il Ladies Long SILK Coats. Here
are some good values that will pay you
to buy for another season.
There are also few Black Panama
Coats to close in the lot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
a Woman,. wa.

The husband Of Lydia Childs was an
iryalid for many years. He was not
well Off IN this worlds goods. and
much Of the support Of the family was
earned by the wife. Thinking Of this
and Of bis wifes many sacrifices for
his comfort. Mr. Childs once said to
her regretfully, eMy dear, wish I
were Croesus"
Whereupon Mrs. Chnds. with ready
wit and gracious tact. responded.
''You are Croesus. for you are king OF
Lydia. Los Angeles Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

WANTED AT oNCE--Two iuishers and one
rougher Apply TO The d }. l. Granite Co,
East Barre, W. ia5f
IOsT-A neck chain VIII finder please
leave at Red Cross Pharmacy. ls5ts
LOST String ~ gold beads with gold locket
having initials IN 4 n Finder please return
70 DR. Hudson, Miles building, Barre. i35n
wANTED--Qnirk one 20 horse power G. +.
or Westinghouse electric motor, ibsoYcle, %
volts speed about 9fa n n also one 7B
horse power motor. same kind, speed 720 or SO
u. T. NJ Must e In nfsf-cisss eon dillon.
send prices and full description to the Leland
Com pany Barre Ne 1851
wANTEn-Kitchen girl and chamber maid
wanted at the Baseom house, Bethel, Vt l35t6
wANTEn-To hay old junk ruhheTs and
iron, also wanted 70 buv ses Ond hand fnruf
lure OF al kinds and al kinds OF stoves. The
highest prices paid Inquire 81 A. Fine, &c
Maple Ave. barre. Vt Tel. 2s4-l2. l2blaos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22

Don't laugh at hysterical people with
their imaginary pains. says a physi-
clan A 'delusion' is reality to the
sufferer. When one believes one has a
pain one has the pain. All pain is in
the brain. and to believe one has 1t Is
TO have It. 1t matters not a whit
whether the message Is sent by ones
toe that some kind friend is treading
on or whether it is sent from one part
of the brain to another.-New York
Tribune.