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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

People suffering with chronic dis eases, not actual injuries, give most of their work to surgeons. It is the 'quack doctors who are dosing and dragging our people to death with thousands of chemicals, r. poisonous drugs, humanity takes until every or gan of the body Is destroyed-every nerve and muscle paralyzed. When medicine no longer has any effect they then resort to a surgical operation, the real cause of which is drugging.
 Nature. does not give us. rheumatism, nervousness, kindey.trouble We do not live right, eat right dress right and live temperately. With air impure, adulter- eted foods, poor ventilation, overwork and worry, we go to a physician who treats all kinds of diseases, and we say; T have a pain in my heart. I have heart deasese-eight doctors told inc so.' The doctor listens to the symptoms and hears the heart beat. It is not regular. He treats us for heart trouble and doesn't find out the real cause If he does not give rus digitalis, Ne might ad- minister nitroglycerin to make it go fast He will give a hundred different kinds of drugs that act on the heart, the greatest piece of machinery In our body If let alone it will pulsate regu- larly for 100 years. Our greatgrand- fathers lived before there were any drug stores, chemical works. physics' calomel and, a thousand other poisons which unskilled physicians prescribe without finding out the cause of a wo- mans or mans aflment. There are a number of diseases of the stomach which can cause the heart to pain, be irregular and palpitate. The real cause is the stomach. The heart can be as sound as a dollar, although 1t is peat ing like a flywheel and paining ever, 10 minutes. There are many known diseases of the liver which can cause heart pain for. years. 4 -s--.. --s'-
 We do not listen to any symptoms or effects. We do not depend on ques-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Anybody Can Fly


 Nowadays anybody. or rather, every body, can fy,' said Alfred J. Moisant, president Of the International Aviators, in a general discussion on flying, as he sat in his office in the Times building. ITO do so needs only that one shall first learn how, and but three things are nec- essary for successful instruction: First, confidence in ones self and ones ma chine; second, common sense; and last, but not least, a goog aeroplane. one whose stable qualities in the air have been proved. There is nothing mysterious or intricate about the modern heavier than-air flying machine. Other than the horses drawn vehicle, there is no man invented mode of conveyance so simple, teftectiye and relatively cheap and safe as the present day aeroplane. t<
 Just as a child must learn to crawl be- fore it o8nr walk, to walk before It. can run,; to scpyer short distances before 1t can develop the nluscles that permit, of long -distance work. so the would-be afr man ' or today must first familiarize him. self with the operating mechanism of his +aeroplane. develop confidence in his ma chine au to its' practicabiiity.1
 Tt Is fact strange and ironical though it may seem, that no one has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

0 l.. K kidney and bladder dseAses affltcl larger number than generally supposeds, and any who. has such synptoma ss lame becE. neadsd feverishnesa, puffa under the eyes. inflamed ,Uei swelling of the ankles and feet, freousht burnI scanty profuse urination, especially at night. pain in the bladder ,ss0n, ,,, nay ns' ,s1 s.sgssd
 all sach symptoms will sdisappsaf with its use H your druggist mix or obtain ingrcdients separaI and mix at hoine Compound, fluid ba'muprt ounce. fluid extract buchu ounce and syrlip saparilla compound four ounces Take teaspfi ful before or after meals and one when retirI drinking. plenty of water between meals, 'fs' ? John Hsnfy "K-:-crronic constipation is,. sne of nsnhnds aft!ictsns. which has yan, ,y.ss pr. ti6n was originated in one of our 1aree hcapit This not 7oniy reiieyes pleaaantfy and promptly, my @ attention: Compound essence csrdioi one oul aromatic csscara one ounce and syrup of rhult ounces Mix and take from Ia to l tesspcot according to age If given to children 1t prevl much sickness and eontaRion. S''f-'' /. Retail,-For sore swollen, tired. aching, csllos feet can recommend nothing better than the lowing. Obtain two odnces of vilane pcwdsr; % the powder % and inamsfse @ tss fset soaking them ten to twenty minutes every night This draws the poisons and scrensss, removes ecfrh nunt feet many hours daily. ,r|sr in instre, you can quickly restore its ldssse eliminate the oily appearance and.t tns seams
 cure the worst case of dandruN and itchine n5 Obtain a four -otnce jar Of plain yellow minyol use as per diftctions hccoutpanying same seaut ltsirous, fluffy hair will be your early reward
 Miss Francis '. Those pscpl: who are loo who are weak snd ps'ny In body: with seravny sho,lders and bust can readily incfesse their we* improve the aualhs Of their blood by tskins feeul{ tor several the sfollcwins; Tincture cadn9 compound- one ounce and comp vxup hypcphpspaI five ounces Mix' and tAks from (-s 10 ons teasp ful before meals' and the ann Faftr meals
 take ssGrain, ypo snuclsne tabit!s as per direst accompanying sealed peckafe, As much n, .tweI six pounds week should Torn ih flesh on tho z normally thin. S.T sFSH 1nN Aa M
 Ecsemsn M. :-ArhS most c1rtsin -cure for e, thst nave bean Abls fo find mus be scaysfulv pared ss followsi Have your drlssin mix. sar'5 Then buy separateiy as1 IF dram zp&ckais sof fH kaylpn take home, hsats tirs ,Sintmert slightly gradually stir it the. rose.kayloln. This mekei{ uniform and effective remedy fof .ns ssn .ffecS ,druEeists will sy stc, subprttte somsthlns for ICss, ,,s ,hsy,c'g .ys ts asssy.d sly ussS PSSd readily -obtein ,tt Fcm vhStesGlsn Wnah parts daily. z. E 't M ,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

that what was good enough for their Gospodar was good enough for them.
 King Nicholas Is patriot above all things. His apparel is gorgeous, d white fur coat. over which he wears a sleeveless jacket of black silk, stiffly embroidered with gold; scarlet under coat covering, his chest, likewise rich in gold work. multi-colored silk sash holding the inevitable revolver,l and wide blue trousers gathered at the knee into a pair of patent leather boots. He wears the little Montenegrfn cap, with the black border signifying mourning. its red center symbolical of the field of blood, and five semi circular rings of gold proclaiming that a fifth century has come and gone since the battle. of Kossovo was fought, that battle which shattered the once mighty Serb empire forever. It was visitor to Cottinje who once twitted his majesty with the fact that his country has no exports
 Sir" was the reply, you forget my daughters"
 And surely his daughters have made most brilliant alliances.
 To add to the. trouble of the Austrian statesmen and politicians, whose lot at no time is one to be envied,. the wom- an are beginning to clamor for political rights, though happily the methods Of the Austrian "Frauenrechlorinnen, as they are called along the sh ores of the Danube. are much quieter and more dignified than other European suff- ragettes. . In Austria women are forbidden by
 law to attend political meetings or to belong to a society with political ob : jects. and a deputation of the local Woman's Rights league has Just paid a formal ito the leaders. of the diff ferent political parties in the Austrian parliament to obtain the removal of tn hese disabilities.
 They presented a petition in which they pointed out that women in many countries. had already municipal and parliamentary votes, and urged that H. is necessary for Austrian women to prepare themselves for similar rights and responsibilities by taking more active part In political life than the antiquated Austrian law allows. The | deputation were very favorably re- ceived in every case. all the leaders of l the different parties promising. either | in their own name or In that of their followers. to support the desired | changes in the. law. As the Austrian
 law of association it to be shortly re- vised. there will soon be an opportunity | for fulfilling these pledges
 In many political matters women in Austria already have voice, if they choose to exercise 1t, but there Is no l likelihood of serious demand for the
 political suffrage for women being
 made for long time to come The upper-class Polish women and Jew esses are the most advanced in political | thought, but the German Austrian woman is quite contended with the
 position of being "Hausfrau' some
 what more elegant than her North Ger man sister, and in most of the Slav nationaiities the Oriental traditions of
 the complete subjection of women is still strong.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

chronic bronchitis, hoarseness whoopins cough throat; etc Obtain from any well stocked druggist and mix it with . home made syrup according to directions accompanying 1t: this pakes full pint superior to patent labeled goods and about. : times cheaper. It makes the most effectivs cQusl remedy that have ever prescribed
 Nervous:-5I resolve many letters, from both pe, and women who class themselves as nervous wrecks. some to society and its functions. some to fndscrS' tion of youth and others have no explanation, |.
 Tbi. condition bssets much misery. melancholfa. and is accompanied with such symntnms as umidny 1isor cold extremtes. dizziness. heart papation, trembling limbs. shortness Of breath seeDlessness a.usag s es scea drugs. free from opium cocaine and the like will separately avoid any embarrassment and mix at home follow: Get three ounces of compou2d ounce each Of compound fluid balmwort. conlpouni essence cardiol and nncture cAdomcne compound Adj o sher ass % let .ps and take teaspoohful after each meal and mo when retiring. Drink slowly. at least pint of between each meal and soon new life and nervous force will he felt coursIna through the and al distressing symptoms will be at an end. E.f
 Florence ce;--Your questions and symptoms have bes, answered and explained several times heretofore in attention will repeat my sdvice ss have for many others. You have extremely chronic and danger ous case Of nasal cqtarrh and this Is responsible for yonr headache. fou breath and indigestion. The mucous drips into your throat and thence to the stomach while sleeping. Obtain two ounces of yilsne powder; take level teaspoonfuI and mix 1t thor oushly with one ounce Of white yasene This makes. an excellent healing bam when applied to the nos trils daily Use the remainderr of the powder water. Snuff the water from, the. hollow of the hand well up Into the nostrils unftl, all mucus s removed. To this twice daily and in week nj two all trace of catarrh will vanish. keep up .he treatment as preventative. q.
 Frank-n thin and hloodless and suffor with acute indigestion ssleepessnees and. readiness. would advice that you obtain package of 3-grain Hypo Nuclnne iablets xnd+ fake iei sore eating and one ufter. To not ct between meals Drink nothing but milk at msaltms. md drink vey slowly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
A Popular Route

From the Youths Companion.
 The old adage in regard to the way to mans heart is regarded by some per sons as libel on masculine humanity. but Deacon Sampson of Cranston. evil a1entfy did not regard 1t in that light.
 He went, much further than the adaEe. and was willing to express his ,,opinion at any time when it seemed best. When the members of the Central church were discussing the best. way to interest the young people of the town and bring them into touch with church affairs. Deacon Sampson. spoke his word ., s.s'I believe in.neetlpEs," he said firmly. < 0body believes in 'em more, and mo- body attends em more than I do, but .aJppg with. the meetings l. don't know of sIything that promotes spiritual growth m9re'n strawberry socials and oyster subpers. each according to its season."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
WITH: THOSEsWHO LABOR
 IN1THE 9EORDhS VINEYARD
BY D. V. FRANCIS

New York March :, l1.-(Special.9-The recent calling of the Rev. Dr. Jewett to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church in New York and the fact that the Rev Dr. Aked of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church is seriously considering a call to a. San Francisco church, despite the fact that he recently received a 5000 raise in salary. has started a rather interesting discus- sion as to the proper pay for preachers.
 New York is a city of high salaried bpreachers' salaries of from $750o to s15,- reoo are by no means uncommon in the city. ht ....esIiI
 The majority of churchmen do not be- liewe these salaries are excessive. Rev. Dr.. David Wylie, pastor of the Scotch Presbyterian church, fairly expresses the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
THAT LITTLE
 BALD SPOT
Men Be Sensible, Don't Let It
 Grow More 'Conspicious

If you are beginning to worry about that spot right on the top of your head, where the hair is thin or has dis appeared entirely
 Don't worry any longer s.i
 Go to Norton's Drug store at once and get a 50 cent bottle of PARISIAN SAGE.
 If that won't check the falling, hair, and cause new hair to grow nothing on this earth wfll...s tS-st S
 Dandruff causes hair to fall and bald : ness; dandruff garms cause dapdruff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

into 1t that 1t grows lustrniss aDd beau tiful . -i... .s <. .ss.'@'s.s ,ss, ,Agg5'ss
 The girl with the Auburn hair on every package. 50 cents at, Norton's Drug store and druggists everywhere. Mail orders filled by American makers, the Giroux Mfg. Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

T Fl I1 l D I A ~ SAGE kills the germs; eradicates dandruff; d stops falling hair and itching scalp, or money back at Norton's p r u g store.
 It will cause the hair to grow. if the hair root be not dead.
 IL z causes the hair to 1 grow thicker, more lux uria9t, and puts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
The Doctors Answers On
 Health and Beauty Questions
Fly Dr.. Lewis Baker

The questions answered below general in char swers will apply to any case of similar nature ,
 Those wishing further advice free. may address Dr. Lewis Baker College Bldg College Ellwood sts Day ton Oho enclosing addressed stamped envelope for reply Full and address must be given but only initials rcticious will De used in my answers The prescriptions be filled at wellst drug store. Any druggist order of wholesaler
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Pigeons Hatch | | Chicken

From the. strand d-rivat 's SIS s'fH gs
 I, have two, fantaili pigeons, boths ma birds, and. noticed one day that the built nest, and then were sitting on alternately as. if they were going hatch eggs. f-aa ,4=ssr .-f.
 It struck me that 1t might be god idea to put an egg of my bantams inI the nest to compepl!ssate the pigeons fd the trouble. they. had, taken in buildini Apparently they. appreciated my doing si as from that time they never left the nei for about. three weeks. when to, my gres surprise found a little chicken peepin from the pigeons nests s
 It was touching tp. see how the pigeor tried to feed the chicken by opening the peaks. as. pigeons, do,, and inviting tl youngster to- .helpr himself to the col tents of their crops. which. of course. refused to do,, because. it is chicken ar not a pigeon. The pigeons are very for of the little one and take it under the wings to keep it warm whenever 1t wan it. exactly as a. hen. treats her chickens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

Mack. Your request for a simple but efficient cough and lung remedy has alrea dy been answered in these columns. but l will repeat this formula which is superior to nay, thing I knoW of to ctt-e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

 Statistics just published by. the Rus
 Sian rilinist ei of the Interior show that
 Title Czar Nicholas, the weakest but
 probably also the most kind hearted of all European soverefgns, now holds the
 destiny of 161 1,000,000 souls in his hand but what this gigantic empire, this Co.,
 lossus with feet of clay will accomplish in the future is more than any Euro ,peans statesmen can sforetell- One
 would have to be a prophet to tell whether Russia wlli some day domin- ate the world, asl the country with the
 highest birthrate, or whether it will crumble into dust crushed by its own
 weight,
 The official Russian statistics show a growth of populatien-that is almost in- credible. In the year 1858 Czar Alex ander II had 74,536, 300 subjects in Flu
 rope and Asia. all told, and 40 years later the ukase of his successor Nicho- las was obeyed by 126S96 POO, while Car Nicholas II. wields his sceptre
 over 161,O000O0 today.
 Finland, whose constitutional war with Russia now ,riyets the attention of
 the world, numbers only 3,015,700 citi-
 zens. Race divides the population of the Czardom into groups, but. speak
 ing roughly, the Sls@s, or the Russians
 proper. constitute 65.6 per cent of the
 total; Turco Tartar tribes come next
 With 1O.6 per cent of the total; the third
 place is occupied by the Poles who have
 62 per cent; Ural Finnish races con
 tribute 45 per cent, Jews. 3.9; Lithu-
 anians and Let's, 2.4,, and almost the
 last rank Is taken by Teutons (Swedes and Germans) with 1.6 per cent.
 The census of religious creeds, which was made at sthe-samest time. reveals the fact that 69. 90 per cent of the entire pop ulation are, officially registered as members ofsthe Orthodox Creek church 103 as Mohammedans, S.91 as Roman Catholics; 1855 as Lutherans, and 4.0o as Jewish.
 One of the most interesting invalids of the moment is the King of Monte negro. He is the most paterAal ruler in Europe. and judges his little king dom on the traditional methods. of, the Cadi under the palmtree. Law does not trouble him. and when he has made up his mind what the offender deserves the offender gets 1t there and then. Ot all monarchs there is none more uncon- ventional than his majesty of Monte negro. Finding that the art of black
 smithing was despised by his subjects he caused a smithy to be erected out side his palace. and there hammered a horseshoe in the full view of his haugh- ty braves. who were thus convinced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
One Way

From the Washington Herald,
 T am working my way through cd lege." %.
 Brave girl. How do you ca money?"
 "Well. father gives, me s1o for eve singing lesson I don't take
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
SPRING IS MAKING
 EUROPE UNEASY Alarming State of Unrest in
 Albania YOUNG TURKS BLAMED King of Montenegro Is an Interest ing, Individual-Austrian Wom-
 en Are Beginning to Clam .6s or. for Their Rights
YOUNG TURKS BLAMED


 Berlin, March 11.-(Specla1.)-W spring comes Europes blood begins to seethe and she shows that traditional symtom of spring feyer-uneasiness
 It is therefore no surprise to hear that there is an alarming state of un- rest in Albania. A prominent business nan from that hopeless country said to me the other day:
 "The whole blame rests on the Young Turks who. go on robbing the Christ ian population in order to reconstruct the great Ottoman empire. They boast that they will soon force the Christians to shut their shops on Fridays and keep Ramazan. The Roman Catholic Al banians who have emigrated into Mon tenegro say that they would not nina pa ying taxes to King Nicholas, because he would devote the proceeds to roads and other useful works and that they would be even willing to serve in his army. But they would not contribute a piastre to buy gold lace for Pashas,' nor help, as soldiers, ato, keep the Turks In Europe. ..s
 "The Roman Catholics are angry with Austria because they say that the. Hate Austrian Consulsgenefal at tSkutari promised them his goyernment's s protec4s tion if they would not rise3 when the Mosiem Albanians rose. They followed these instructions and swaited unth it was too late, and a Turkish army was upon them. If the Young Turks had only sent governors who understood the language and, the needs of the people, they might have retained Albanian loy- alty. Half the money expended on the Turkish military expedition would nave paid for the roads, for which the peo- pie are praying, and would have thus led to the development of the country unexploited natural resources
 In regard to the future he added
 'sT should not be surprised if another rising took place. The closing of the Albanian schools and the attempt to suppress the Albanian language have caused great wrath, and were most foolish moves. Now Is Italy's time 10 act in conjunction with Montenegro .iDespite the Italian ministrys state ment that no fenrollment of volunteers will be permitted General Ricciotu Gar ibaldi says that he is ready to lead corps of edshirts over to Albania in the spring. He believes that Germany wish es to extend her influence over the Balkan peninsular and thinks that 1t should therefore be the policy of Great Britain to strengthen the Balkan na- tionalities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

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The evening world., 1911-01-16
STANDARD OIL
RAKED AS GREEDY
PROFIT SQUEEzER
Kellogg Winds Up Argument
With Recital of Methods
Attributed to the Trust.

WASHINGTON, ian. 16.--Cahinc upon
the supreme Court OF tho United states
to- uphoid tho public demand against
these combinations and m~onopolies."
Ffunk u. kellogg. Special Assistant to
the AttOrney-Gcneral, to-day closed his
long argument before ahc court In ad-
voclcy OF the dlgsolutlon az the Stand
ard OIL Company of New Jersey. lie
had spoken four and one-half hours. .
In closing Mr.. Kellogg left tats sem
cncc IN tho minds of the Justices as a
summary oi his argument:
"Thcfe is no law In this country.
thank God, against a nun getting rich
hut there Is a law against unlimited
control IN corporate form"
Extortionate profits squeezed out OF
the consumer, market manipulating,
and oppression OF competitors we're the
mlgdeeds vigorously charged against
tho Standard Oh Company by Mr..
Kellogg.
kellogg siid that II q the favorite
pea OF n monopoly tina. 1t reduced
prices. and that although this benevo-
l"nce had nrs been specifically urged in
favor of the Standard oil Company. yet
he desired to state. should the matter
be referred to later, that the trust"
during twelve years rad increased the
price OF oil from 32 to GS per cent. and
this In the face OF increased produce
ton.
There Is not n bit OF evidence In
the record to show that the Standard
oil Company did anything for the peo-
pie" he declared. but everything they
did was for their stockholders. They
reaped extortionate profits: they have
not cheapened anything"
ID you refer to the present trust
or the old one?" asked Justice Nc
kenna.
Both OF Them answered Kellogg.
That policy has been their guiding
star since the creation OF the trust,
The only place where the people get oil
cheap Is at the points where the Stand
ard oil Company has the competition
OF independent dcalers-and there they
put the price down in order to wreck
the competitors"
The evening world., 1911-01-16
SECOND STORY MAN CAUGHT,
CLIMBING UP RAIN SPOUT.
Woman Heard Him Trying to Get
Into House and NeighborS
Helped in Arrest.

Joseph Josephs of Hartford. Conn,
who describes himself as n regular
second-story man." climbed up the rain
.ypout on tho rear wall of n tenement at
NO. 222 East Twerty.sixth street early
To-day and grabbed old OF a shutter
outside the window OF the apartment "
Mrs. Mary Whittier at the third floor.
!. AZ he pl icod one foot on the window
S.il he kicked ovcr a tin pail and aroused
/, Mrs. Whittier. Shh ran to the window
and screamed for help.
Il am a regular second-story man."
said Josephs. III you put your head
out OF the window ! will shoot"
The cries OF the woman aroused nearly
every one in the neig hiborhood. and Po-
rceman John kear OF the East Twenty
second street station arrived and. reach
Ing out OF the window. seized Josephs
ny the trousers leg.
Let go. you fool" cried Josephs.
fwould you have me fall to the yard
and Kill myself"
But Kear did not release his grip. H
calied for help and with Frank Haliorar
and Fred Adams. wno live In the house,
1iftsd Josephs through the window.
In Yorkville Police Court Magistrate
kernochan direoted that n charge OF dis
orderly conduct be made against JOS
tphs and committed him to the work
touss for six months.