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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

JtDIUUtDo. 0ttteU iopVtitHte iuIlpt'
tustaan mostaamommin fGptdnnDss
Id toteuttaa alianiiaotetta. oil firieel'
IiIesti aIustanut 81. Riibimdti. 8ps
ipmpflen ioboosta berdii nilfas ia
pited fesfustelu, iofa ndpttdptpi flu
nautIeliiefIi. 2opufii laatinot meliet
u. @roop, u. S. Wirta ia W. g.
Miettinen pioettpien puhemuoroien
pobioua IeuraaWan ponnen: Sdmdn
aatteen toteuttamiiefIi diff eri uston.
%torpbmien opetustamasiaan iefd
iuuuifisfa ettd firiouiiisIa mdltettd.
NOD. toisten usfonnouismieliste mics
lipiteiben tarpeetonta balnentamista
ia muuten foetettoma tuttstua tots
ten perionaIiieen usfon eldmddn ia
liiben mifd faifiIe fristitpiae on nh.
teistd, iofa on Ie, ettd iotainen uss
foma fuulufoon ban mibin RIB.
mddn tabania, iofa ipntinid tuntien,
turtpautuu Ipntisten napobtaiaon ia
eIdd bdnen raftaubeStaan. Quota.
moo diff, ettd fristitpt eri piireisid
moiIimat rumeta fannattamaan pb.
teistd lebted ia Jos maboouista pb'
teistd fristiQiStd pppiIaitosta iaar'
naaiien malmistamiSta marten.
5 10.
Serdtettiin fpipmps: ipsfo pbbis.
tpfiemme paIitiee ia ldbettdd ebus'
taian 2aniouisfirtfofunnan muoIi
fofoufIeen, iofa fobbattoin pibe.
tddn Sronmoobisia, Wicb. Sdud
fertaa pddtettiin oIiasia iiten, ettd
Iaabitoan firieImd, iofa ldbetetddn
pastori g.. 81. WiehiIen mufana ia.
notuIIe fofoufleue. Sitd patti pppIi
fofouS pastori MiettiStd tpiemddn
ldmpimdt tertpeiIet firftofuntanIa
tuuofifofoufieen ia antamoon lau'
IuntonIa fesfusteIumme aloifina oil.
Ieisto fpipmpffistd. quota moinittua
firieImdd Iaotimoan poIittiin paSto'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
s. @roop,
Silientarfa

s. 9roop,
Tilientarfastaiat.
Sdlfeen pdiWdaiien.
M. Z. Wirta iobti Is minuutin bar'
tausfofoufIen. 2aulettiin laulu SO
g. g. ionta idlfeen mainittu nell
Iufi Room. Fri. 6 lutpun. &uomala
ia @roop rutoiliwat Sumalaa. Wie'
Id Ioitettiin ia Iaulettiin.
S z.
SanomaIebti ia tiriauiIuus fpfp'
mpfIen aIuSti u. s. Wirta. aluStaia
pninosti ripedn toiminnan tarpeeui'
Iuubesta ndiud aloiaa ia enemmdn
ndind pdipind Putin fosfaan ennen.
2esfmubes5amme Ianoi aluStaia on
ebustetmna paitii beuseuiIen firial'
IiIen fiiiauiiuuben IetuitpStointa,
frisHuinen ~ionomalebti tpD, iota e.
bustaa observation-disclosures Sdbe'
tpspetdnd; fristiuinen uutis' ia pos
Iitiuinen Iebti pobian Edbti. 2riStil'
IiIen taunofirialIiIuuoen fustantoia'
no on eTiintpnpt 5. 6. Siubacf.
DuoTi faIenteria on iulaistn 10 fab'
tena nuotena, iota toitpottatpaS
ii iuuaan mastaiiuubesiafin tefe'
mddn.
al 2dbetpspstdpd ppiptettiin e.
beIeen pbbistpfiemme ddnenfannot'
jana.
81 2dbetpspstdtpd Iebben talou'
benboito ndbtiin bpndfi iiirtdd
pobian Sdbben liiffeenboitoian g.
u. Gbistianfonin fdiiin. Spp tdbdn
Ell ouut ie, ettd diff oIut moitetta
fen npfpistd Iiitteenboitaiaa emil
aoItoa ipostoon; ct, ipaon pdin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
(Satf.)


Stambousbin fanialaifiue buomis
Don otettapa iubla tuIee oIemaan,
JOS SumaIa Tuo, emf eIof. 6 p. Flo
10 ap. ia fIo 2 ip., iouoin lasfetoan
ebes ioitain mieria nouttiofienIa en-.
fterran Serran q. ebtoouista, ioI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

poStotn tunnuStt fpfou6 pelt q
lon usfolliIen ia tunnouiIen toimins
nan lebtemme palmelufIesi miimei'
fen fabben nuooen nifana ia Iiitd
lauIui tofous b6nelle nilpitt6mdt
fiitofIet. Sppnd idmdn toimen iiir'
tdmiieen oil %ptIinomaan ie, ettd T.
ten Iaatetaan pientd lebtedmme fos'
tepat aIiat niiben toimituspaiffaan
ndboen exempt fooue. palftio la
notusta toimesta tulee eoeleenttn
olemaan Jana.
painofustannutIet XdbetpspStd'
mdstd idimdt ennaueen. nimittdin
$4,000 numero.
b. Toimitus lebtemme tots
mituflesia ottamat: u. &mfto, s. Sos
manen, 6. s. Stenman, s. Wddnd'
men, &arl s. &orbonen, &. q. Wtiet'
tinen, g.. Nterimirta, u. 9D. Sfia'
men, 8. s. 2uomala, tri ". u. @roens
limb. SitG patti tulaan tdstG ldbin
IebbesIdmme auttamaan patti mar
Iinaista toimitus oiastoa, eritpiiid
Iunnuntaitoulu', nuoriios ia pleisld.
betpso1aStoia. Smnnuntaitoulu oias'
too toimittaa u. s. Wirta, nnoriion
oiastoa s, 6. Siuboct ia u. u. 9ar'
iu tuIee toimittamaan parIinoista
ldbetpsoiastoa, ioten tdstd ldbin tu'
lee IS melied ottamaan olaa lebtem'
me t%oimitufieen.
c; Gebtemme faifinpuolista by
minnointia mnlmomaan baluii idie'
nineen iobtofunta. Sobtotuntaan tu'
linat maIituti Otto w. CANON, s.
9laIto ia u. u. !9oriu. Sdmd iobto'
funta on meIpoitettu malpomaan,
ettd Observation-Disclosures m~al,taan
paitauinen lebtifomitea.
q Dbbistpfieue fuulupa firiaui'
luue, iota tdhdn asti on boitanut
Matti Iiibimafi NuincpsId, pddtet.
tin iiirtad pobian 9dboen buone'
ustoon, Iieud Fun parempi menetfi
mabboaiiuus, aliomiebiae mpDnnets
tim so prof. aIennus.
81 &irianen Sen9eu,ieltd Saisteln'
tantereelta pddteitiin tdndtin ipuons
no iulaisto. Gen toimitus jGi &. 3.
SenrifIonin toimefIi. 8uitentin ons
nettiin toimittaiane oifeus pebota
IaarnaneIiiu tilostptietoien bantins
nasIa y. m. &alenteria ioinotaan
palmistupofii 10 marrasfuun oiol.
la. pdimd oil fulunut 10 iuaae, io'
ten lopetettiin pdipdn toimet ia mem
tin iloniielle.
Toinen tofouspdind.
q. 81. Soriu luti Sumalon ianaa
ia jobti ID minuutin bartouSbetten.
2auIuia laulettiin 145 ia 2O2 g. Sd'
tpelistG.
s 8.
&~otoufIeue luettiin pastori See.
manin Idbettdmd IdbfDIonoma.
&ofous otti ianoman Iuureua lola
mastaan.
5 9.
0,.r....A2. m;Ian .,nil;n,n,a Ie.Hai.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

EarfaStettna ebustaiain maltofir'
lat, buomattiiu ebustetuiffi i~euraa'
tpat feura tunnat: Worecestertn ED.
u. 81. 6oriu, SiIba W. Soriu, Sofi
paffaIa ia anni Suoma. Wtapnor'
bin cd. Gbworo Siorti ia VI. s.
apirta. @arbnerin ia Sitcbbur9tn
eb. u. @roop. Ouincpn 5. 6. Siu'
bact ia u. 50. Stionen. Brisbtonin
ia aastonin cd. g. s. 9enrifion.
6orborin ~feurofuntaa cd. q. 6.
Msietinen, Wotti aantoIa, s. ).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
P0ytakirja,


9ofoufIen arpaIi pbbistptien eii'
mics g. s. Senritlon, e~boottamalla
pbteislaulufIi NO ] Siionin Sape'
Iistd. Gen ialfeen Iufi u. SroopsSil.
2: lis ia Sol. 3: LII, ia iobti
rutoufIen, ionfa idlfeen pield uie'
ammot fiittimat ia rutoiliwot Sumo'
Ioo. 0ield Iamlettiin phteilesti Ill
g. @.
9Gmdn idlfeen pitt Sarborin leu'
rafunnan opettaia &. y. Wtiettinen
5pbdmiG Idmmihdmdn te%rmebops'
pubeen, lauIuen ebustaiat ia faiffi
pieraat ipbdmenilimmin termetul'
leifIi faupunfiin, Ieurafuntaan la
ustonaisfen foteihin. 2ofoufIelem'
me toimotti pubuia runiaasti Suma'
Ian fiunausta.
@boistpfIemme poisIaolepien Fir
juriem tilaue paIittiin s. s. Siubact
ia tileid tarfastamaan paitie u. VI.
!Sariua, u. s. Wirta ia u. Sroop.
Muutamat pstdmistd eIittipdt TO-
foontuneiqe ~Ioittoa ia laulua.
NbbistpfIemme eiimies &. s. gem
rifion luft, 2uuf. 10: 1926 ia pitt
Iuetun iobboua innostuttaipan ia
Iennoffaau anauspubeen. Yubnio
painosti fonferensIimme merfitpsto
ia tdrtepttd metoamana oltuperdi
Seen Iopimufieen, iofa ilmenee pld'
mainitus5a tefstisId. &eipisfDind.
fanoi pubuia Seeiutien ieurafunnol'
leen Iubioittaneen tai iafaneen rau'
han, armon ia totuuben leiptstbito
ppbGn !Sen9en labiolen fansla'
NdiuG leimist0iu6 tulee meiodn teb'
ba fauppaa Serran piinitarbosia ia
moittaa. Wfonia muitafin feboitus'
Sanoia louIui pubuia, mafuuttoen
ettd fofoontumiIemme tdnd Duonno
on monista eri ipistd exempt tar.
peen fpaaiima fuin ebfd fosfoan ems
men. 5ppfIi idhdn ilmoitti pubuio
tetemGnIG buomion, nimittdin ien,
ettd beneeuistd berGnndiippttd al
faa pbd enemmdn field ia tddlld
fanIamme fesfuubeSIa ilmetd. =
Soften ibmiIet pmpdri fofo laaiao
maotamme alma aifa aioin petou
tutpat ,neibin etpanteliIen tpDn eois'
tdmistoimieIa, ooottoen meiltd q
pua.
s 4.
gboistpfiemme eiimies &. s. GEN
rifIon tefi IelostufIen tp0mme iidi
fiesta ia uIfonoiiista naibeista, nit
taten fen moittoibin fuin mpDSfin
tappioibin. Siebonannot tDDmme
,paibeista eri ieurafunntsia oltpai
pIeenIG iIoittania, - icsfin toiitn
PATTON on Iaatu fopaafin masto'
rintaa fofea. WuoIifertomufiesta IL
meni, ettd piiriimme fuuluu ID ieu'
ratuntaa, ioista ainoostaan 9 fuu'
lmu npfpiIin pboistptieemme. Ybots'
tptleemme fuuIuipien Ieurafuntien
pbteinen idIenlufu nomiee 1875. pit
riimme fuulumieu ieuratuntien pb'
teinen idIenlufm noulee LAO. 2dbe'
tpSpstdtpiin tuuluu 5000. Sitdpait'
Il patuutti feIostaiu maifutufIemme
5oIaiIuuteen pienemmdsTd eli Iuurem'
masIa mddrdsfd fuuluman noin
1900 Mmerifan Iuomalaista, iosta
pddttden ldbetDspStdfpid loDtpp s.
bdn rinteiItd alma ddrimmdiieen ldns
teen iaaffa. Ianentannattoiastam
me 9dbetpspstdpdstd Iauiui ielos'
taia toipomufienIa, eta Iitd rutpet'
taiiiin pbd tarmotfaammin fannat'
tamaan. 2oulusaiiomme On npfpifin
UNDERSTANDABLE %fannaIa, foulu'
tpDmme, futn on t~oistaiiefIi fofos
naon lattoutiisIa. SeIostoia lauiui
hartaana toipommff enoan len, ettd
ie foulu Iabimmdsia tulemaiiunbess
ia oitaiIiin tiIaiiuubesio uubeaeen
nmata.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
pdiwduiien idIfeen.

pdimduiien idIteen.
pastori u. 8roop iobti 10 minus
tin bartausbetfen, ioua aiaua uieat
tpeIiet rufoiIipat SnmaIaa.
s13.
Tapa aineeuisten fparoien banfins
taan ieurafuntien pldpitoon, iofa Ell
Iouffoi5i Ieurafunnan ppbppttd. vi.
neen pobiusti 6. g. Wiettinen. aiia
TAI oIafIeen fofoufien buomion. ST.
man pIeiIempdd ia parfinaiiempaa
mddrdamad pddtDstd Ell aiiosia teb'
tn. 2esfusteIuisIa ilmenneet mielipi.
teet painautuitpot iiiben toipomuf'
Ieen, ettd fufin Ieurafnnta pDrfiii
fiber, ettd ubraufiet Serran tpDn
bpwaffi iebtdiiiin mapaosti By
tpasta ipbdmesid, iIman miiddn ben.
notteIua.
5 ID.
rOIamme raittiustpDsid", oineen
pobiusH u. @roop. 0esfusieIuisto
iImeni, etta elm. %ieurofuntien opet.
toiot otpat iIabuttawoua tapoua o.
iintoineet raittiustp5sIa. SpDtd pdd'
tettitn ebeueen innpua fannattoa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Sdmd Iumma nimitettiin foulurd'
5ustotIi, ionfa boitaiafii fofous bps
mdfipi fouluiobtofunnan iaIenen u.
u. Sariun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

rit g. s. Senrition ia s. 6. Gill.
bact.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Stenrooe, Sobn ". 9ierpi, ia Gam
ma Soriu. 2dnnen fristiuisten pb'
teistoien ebustaiafIi bpWdtipttiin
iaarnaoia s. s. SuumaIa. Nenmpa
antapitfi idIenifIi bppdtipttiin leu'
raapat: posiorit Nt. g. Miettinen
ia s. 2ebtinen, %. $. Nieminen, s.
Sietiteo, s. 6ierf Gb. 9%bompion,
$. panfari. Sobn &obri, Sobn pa
lomdti, Siloa Slion, gamma pan'
Earl, Saina Satpala, Semina 2ar'
buIo, Cola Dirt, SeroIiu porfoIa,
2lnna 2eppdld, 8atri SarlIon, Cola
perttu, S. Wdenpdd ia Cali quo
ma.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
WHY HESITATE
An Offer That Involves No Risk For
Those Who Accept II.

We are SO positive our remedy will
completely relieve constipation, no
matter how chronic it may be, that
we offer to furnish it free of all cost
if 1t fails.
Constipation is caused by weak
ness OF the nerves and muscles of
the large intestines or descending
colon. To expect a cure you must
therefore tone up and strengthen
those organs and restore them to
healthier activity.
We want you to try Rexall Order
lies on our guarantee. They are
eaten like candy, and are partic,l.
larry ideal for children. They act
directly on the nerves and muscles
OF the bowels. They have natural
action on the other organs or glands
They do not purge or cause any
inconvenience whatever. They will
positively overcome chronic or ha-
bitual constipation and the myriads
of associate or dependent chronic
ailments. Try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk Two sizes, Toe and Csc
Sold only at our store-The Rexall
Store. McGrath Bros. Drug Co., Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
Burlington Railway offices to be
Located There, is Rumor That
is Current in Local
Circles.
TO ERECT BUILDING
Purchase by Company of Land Near
Depot Leads to Belief That
Central Office Structure
viii be Built.

Information has been received here
to the effect that the Chicago, Bur
linston & Quincy railway company
will make Humeston its division point
for trains running from Red Oak to
keokuk, and from Ottumwa to st.
Joseph. Mo. This means that the
coal sheds. round house and other
property that is now at the division
point at Van Vert will be transferred
to that city.
The proposed change also will mean
that passenger and freight trains that
now make Charlton their terminus will
be started from Humeston and run to
ST. Joseph, Mo-, and the dispatcher S
Offices will be transferred from Cen
teryille to the new division point,
The company has purchased the
property near the depot, and it is
thought that the Offices of the officials
will be erected there and, ultimately,
new passenger station
This change will become effective
April SO far as the freight service
east and west is concerned, and 9th.
er steps will be taken soon prepare
tory to making that city the division
point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
Project Of Rebuilding Structure May
Sc Found illegal. Says Attor-
ney Irish Of keo-
sauqua
TITLE NEVER WAS LEGAL
Claim Made That Navisabllity Of pes
Mcines River viii Prevent Con-
struction Of Any
Obstruction.

Attorney S. E. Irish of Keosauqua
announces that the Bonaparte dam
may. not be rebuilt at once as contem-
plated, and it is possible that the work
Will have to be abandoned should the
snrmise be correct that the Meek title
to the site was never legal.
When the firm of Meek Brothers
closed its factories at Bonaparte and
the holdings were sold to satisfy cred
itors, the rights to the lock walls,
dam site and abutting property was
acquired by Mr.. Irish and others. with
the ultimate view of rehabilitating the
dam, using the power thus furnished
for lighting Bonaparte and surround
ing towns as well as driving the ma
chinery for the United Wooden Mills
company and other local manufacture
ing industries. The preliminaries
were carried out to the extent that
the surveys have been forwarded to
the war department for approval and
it was while waiting for report
that the question arose as to whether
it was possible to dam or obstruct
a navigable stream such as the Des
Moines was at that time. The con
tention is that the river may be
damned and remain supposedly I'M
navigable for years but as soon as a
boat of ordinary draught navigates
the stream it is nayigaoie under the
law
The proposed dam was to be IL
feet in height, the same as that main
tanned by the Meek company prior to
the food of 1903, and would develop
a maximum capacity Of $500 horse
power, this height enabling the com
pany to operate under the old system
as no additional land -ould be dam
aged by overflow. AS the finances
would come largely from local cap
italists minimum of cost was de
sired.
The promoters may be able to over
come the apparent legal obstacle and
proceed with the work which has not
been seriously interfered with as yet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
According to Report That Comes
From Des Moines the Commit
tee Has Gone
wet"
ACTION is VERY SLOW
A Number Of Them Have Been II
troduced, But Committee on
Suppression Does Not
Act.

The senate committee on the sup
preston of incompetence is wet,
according to report that comes from
Des Moines. and this is the reason as
signed to the lack of legislation on a
number of liquor bills that have been
introduced Regarding the situation
the Des AIoines Register and Leader
today says:
What has become of the Van Law
bill prohibiting the sale of liquors
within FIVE miles of any state educa-
tional institution?
What has happened to the bill pass
ed by the lower house limiting the
saloon day to thirteen hours, from
o'clock in the morning until o'clock
at night?
The answer is: The senate COM
mittee on the suppression of intemp-
erance is wet good and wet it is
said. and measures directed towards
the liquor interests do not meet with
quick action.
Both of these measures have been
before the senate committee for a
long time. Two big hearings have
been held on the five mile limit bill
But the committee has not taken any
action on either.
Senator Allen of Jefferson, chairman
| of the committee. and credited with
being one of the "drys.'' intimated
I during debate on the floor last week
over minor liquor measure. that his
committee was too wet" to expect
much OF it in the way of favorable
action on anti-liquor measures.
Those who claim TO be familiar
/ with the attitude of each member OF
the committee on the liquor question
say that it is divided to 4, with
/, the VETS having the majority.
II is known that an effort will be
made soon to force the committee to
report out both the five mile limit
and the early closing law bills. The
vets are preparing TO go before the
committee and demand that the bills
come out, no matter II they are ac
I companied with recommendation
/ that they be killed.
The session Is now half over. Both
4 houses are involved in big questions
and the anti-liquor bills still sleer
in the senate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
Terrible Picture of Suffering

Clinton. Ky.-Mrs. Nj. G. McElroy.
in a letter from Clinton, writes.
For six years, | was sufferer from
female troubles. could not eat, and
could not stand on my feet, without
suffering great pain. Three of the
best doctors in the state said was
in critical condition, and going down
hill lost hope. After using Cardui
week. | began to improve. Now
feel better than in six years. Fifty
years of success, in actual practice,
is positive proof that Cardui can al
ways be relied OF, for relieving fe-
male weakness and disease. Why not
test it for yourself Sold by all drug
gists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
Longer Lie for fhs Broom,

A little intelligent care will make
quite noticeable difference in the work
a broom will do and the length of time
1t will wear A broom that is used
every day should be washed once week
and this is most easily done by prepar-
ing a bucketfu OF suds made BY dis
solving tablespoon of Gold Dust wash
ing powder in hot water; dip the broom
UP and down in these suds until the
straws are cleaned and bright, then
rinse and hang up to dry. If new
broom is dipped in hot suds before used.
the straws will be toughened and will
not break so easily. Always hang the
broom up after it is used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
LIVING AT HIGH TENSION

To overdo in order to keep up with
the parade is the tendency Of the age.
Living at such high tension, Is it
any wonder that our nerve sanitari-
ums and rest cures are filled with
nervous, overworked, broken-down
men and women.
When one begins to get into this
condition, there is only one cure-a
complete rest, together with a whole
some diet and good blood-makins
tonic and strength creator. There $
nothing in this line that can possibly
excel the medicinal elements of the
Gods liver combined with tonic iron.
This simple combination is found in
einol 1t contains no oil or grease
and agrees with everyone
A well known college professor
states that he considers Vinol truly
Wonderful tonic and strength creator.
He was himself overworked and run
down to critical point. A frien /
asked him to try yinol. He did SO,
and is now enjoying perfect health,
and its curative powers cannot be too
strongly extolled.
We recommend Vipol to build up
and strengthen the run down and or
er-worked, weak women, old people
delicate children and convalescents.
Ia case anyone is not satisfied after
taking bottle, we always refund
'nelr money. This does not happen
olten, however because Vinols' per
eehtage of cures is very high. Nc
wrath Bros Drug Co, keokuk, iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-13
Have You a Rheumatic
Friend?

II the reader of this has friend or
relative suffering from rheuma tism 1t
would be we'll to clip this prescription
and present it, 1t is probably the most
effective. prompt and reliable treatment
for. all forms of rheumatism ever pre-
scrihed. The ingredients are in common
use. but the virtue seems to he in the
exact combination OF the rrue and pure
drugs. Have reliable druggist mix 1t.
loaide Of Potassium ......... . drains
Sodium Salicylate ,,.,........, drains
Wine OF Colchicum ,....... II OK
Comp Ess. Cardiol ...,... on
Comp. Fld. Balnwort ........ OF
Comp Syrup Sarsaparilla -. 5 ozs
Mix aud begin by taking teaspoon1ul
the first week gradually increase tho
dose to two teaspoonfuls truly wonder
ful relief is experienced and If persisted
in cure may be assured.
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name, but she must have known vha,
one he meant"
spasm of rage seized the man in
the chair and for time he struggled
furiously to free his hands.
didn't know just what to do
then he went on. when the At of fury
had passed; that is. didn't know
whether TO run downstairs after her
and warn her or not | was UP against
It for minute. Then l decided I'd
stay and have it ont with him.
70 ~ sestisstI)
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unappreclated.

me latest trouble said Flooding
Pete, arose from mistaken kindness"
You didn't give me none = the
money you got for your hard-luck
monologue last week protested Nc
andering Mike.
mo But I saw a lonely policeman
Il three o'clock in the morning an
tried to cheer him up by singin' He's
a Jolly Good Fellow
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II you have trouble in getting rid oil
your cold you may know that you are
not treating it properly. There is nc
reason Why cold should hang on for
weeks and it will not II YOU take
chamherlain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
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Or. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis.
/ ease-croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years /"
Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
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HaIfsizss in Birthdays.

At the last meeting of the Christ.
church Board OF Guardians. an old
lady who applied for out-relief was
asked her age. Her reply was: six.
fy-seven and half last Birthday
London Daily News.
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School Measure.

An important school measure by
Senator Adams will be the special or
der OF business Thursday morning. 1t
is measure providing for the teach
Ing of moral courses in the eleventh
and twelfth grades in the public
schools, which are the junior and
senior years in most OF the High
school. The purpose is TO train teach
ers for work in the rural school. The
bill calls for an appropriation of s75,-
coo. as amended by the committee,
which fund is to be distributed as
aid to any High school which installs
the normal course.
'Ehe senate will spend most of its
time today with the big calendar OF
bills which awaits attention. A bill
by spaulding fixing the bounty for
wolves at $40. cub wolves at 81, and
lynx and wild cats at 81. is the spec.
ial order.
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Work and Happiness.

God intends no man to live in this
world without working; but He in
tends every man to be happy in his
work. Now in order that peo-
pie may be happy in their work, these
three things are needed: They must
be fit for it, they must not do too much
OF IT, and they must have sense OF
success in it.-John Ruskin.
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