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As We picked our way t.CW4y for
ward through the gloCm E.eaLeG
from CatoI all be Epev regarding the
situation before US, Ny CHL huowl.
edge Of he environments q tie Minor
house helped he greatly 10 appreciate
The difficulties 20 be surMoGLieG, lie
had succeeded IN bis escape by doCg-
ing among the negro cab.ps where the
attacking line appeared weakest but
expressed the conviction that even
this slight gap would be securely
closed long before We reaCbeC there,
Have they sufficient men. then, to
cover thoroughly al tour tiGes?' !
asked.
TO the best OF my Judgment, there
must he fully Two hundred and fifty il
the gang, and apparently they operate
under strict military discipline, Ii Is
revelation 10 me, Wayne, Of the
growing power OF these desperate tel-
lows, J knew they we're becoming
numerous and bold, but this surpasses
anything ] could imagine. More, they
are being constantly recruited by new
arrivals. 2 party OF al least dozen
came in while was hiding behind the
stables. ] heard them Ssklng for the
leader"
What did they call him"
"Lory, or Laurie, or something like
that. They claimed 10 he Ceserters
from Lees army, but Two or three OF
hem wore our uniforms
It's Red Lowrie," ] said grayely,
more impressed than ever with the
seriousness of the situation, u heard
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FAIR EXCHANGE.
a New Back For An OI6 One A0R
II Can Be Done In Ma5ison

he bach aches 4; times witt duil
iudescribabie feeling Tahinr you weary
and restless piercing pains snoU' auoss
tie regions Of the Kidneys, anc then agam
the ioins are SO lame 10 sloop ls agony
NO use to rub or apply plasIe- 70 1ht
bacs in this condition You canuol r.a.t
the cause Exchange the Uad tat. to- T.
new and stronger one. MaClsur remctuls
would 90 well to prof; ty tie togu@.rs
rsarp.e.
v Hester Calhoun S., 9.--y. Fla.
says Il have used Dosns KlLney Pills
aud know they act .lsi a. -eIreser,e
first tOOh them about two years ago and
they relieved me OF lame and aching
back. bsYe used this preparation oc-
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rasioually since then when felt that my
bidneys needed a tonic and il has always
acled promptly and effectively, Other
members OF my family who have used
pOAn Kidney Pills have teen helped as
greatly as T. You may continue the pub
lica1Ion OF the statement that was given
ia May 1905. telling Of my experience
FO' safe by all dealers Price 50 cents.
Eu,ter.Mtlburu Co Butsio New York,
sole agents Tor the United States.
Ftmelubet the naIue-DOan s-and
:G.- uC oiher
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late. p. ..'r F.o.y. lto'e ce'''S
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ID, Stall. Hl... : ii."Ie. see me
ug.t a.., '.. .,,r ne "Li'e S'ue
ui ;Lt los, balm itsNeL' We are
10, ,ol ..',
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down .lCr 't.. t.tLe Ct bIack Idplhe'
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"Ncv' o.. tC pile yCur sabers
there N.'t H'ro tes.te tie road; then
hobi.o lt-. loses, d.. rat nc mule;
| shall Wal. I.r
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FOOT" Cues,.lI.l ;De Sergeant, 9nx-
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NORTH STRONG FOR UNDERWOOD
"Ssntlnant Practically Amount. II .aI Say! " : Percy
Labor and Business Will bUtt te Satisfied with Hn

thtuugl ,ho I.r.i and 'p''uI4 10
Nov yort. su,ut' IraGrH.' iu o.
eQll" ,aid ". D.. I'r,y s'rr'iur, u'
H. porr, \ Nry company vito pui
bars home t'.i,~Cry af',r D. ihrr,
wc,Fs' trip through rluc.ruA'. 'ulun
but rUraio. N,w Yorf r,;l nnd rihrr
points
"lLc Republicans Gor.t want ms
body &C. 'oll IN, '.uth hoose''1 o. ~,
ImurL - O dcmagoGlc Tatl hh' h"eu
unwlse IT. Toilette = - murL ui Il
progressive TIA; be j. UuCuHHy o.
Tocinls;. and CNnutrs 3, ru' ~ ih'
running az The HpmocHIIc ,uud,Gni"s
Underwood +. ,he ou.y man Vhr mc~s
Their demands fo- & Constructive
stn;esuau one WHO rno~s SO prnrit
Cal pIu. - go,crl meri.
North st-ere Fe- urot-~crd.
! "rluc 0' c' every e. h'Yat.uhnr
thinl Underwood wound mar, good
prcpG.nt auG - ,Auec L,Le 'h' ma
joril are read. 90 vote f.: hur Oi
couI,o beg, ~, H.; q :c'' W., always
vote inc ,'ra,sh; HeplhDyal 'rt't J
Wus talking O., ore o' '.'s' "h hHd
expressed bis al>,ai.''a ;,n. van al.
his party, .rr..t'N "'t n.l'r hw
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among 'h' n"''"o"" NHir"H"'h, pu'
Wit returned "Li'l"u nhu'' imi hhh
"r u" muse UNDERWOOD y 'h' h''ih o'
W" ho"r' 'l' hth I" "'S''N NJ 'h'
pSy'h""Rical m"hei' u 'h' nls'"rN o'
III" heu"crao' parry
rslkee WITH En Clssseb.
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s.reiv fron & scratct,pu .r ,b, noI,,
t.aI surfnce ir The elite, aud ptote,
th,ouob which n. ua...6 M, ,ulkee
with lohorino ner ,nd IA, I'm. ,v,v 4,
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southern mBL
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fhINtI I'm itlt 'l,r ,rr... 20
list no" ever le ruu Nd ses.,
plum mad. Red f. fer sar,srrr "'i
lie turned and s'role OF va.
much ~ giving Gs O. ia.k kus,s .,'" -'"
and. with Il hearty DougrgtY,s,,'.
10 The mule. ! and uy ,,r,..-' h'
lowed hin. A hundred wards t'.~
r. We passed Though The &c.,
trees and emerged into al op.,
from whence We could see plslr,y -.
great white house sin inn.,,. "
the flames which Continued :,
sumo the sthbles Shots wsro ..
INK like frefies out q the ds,.,,
On every side of MS. the smell y, 49,.
ine powder scented the air. 49,
could distinguish he llack for,,
men lying prone On The grass IN ,,r.
hing resembling skirmish linz
maxim q fight q 3d. amt ,tns.
asked e our taG'uru guild, :.
picked oar way carefully anue "a,
TeCamlcLt forms.
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h..,rt,,.5,.i,,,r,, ~t-
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house, and nearly opposite ,he nc,
s,ondirg h,r,,,b ,ba Mi. -. >" wee
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from III, Gr, ,opId nab, ''v NO.. t'"-
thom npr al. w. ,,r-o.,Io5 ,.,.' 80 "
direction of he rem one NJ IL
claimed suddenly.
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We. uV' S'el N''''l - VIM A'''
LnN =" Va =" 'Ns' a. 'N'
me names q 'ne burning ua'h
Ie"p'u suuoeb'S up"a'u' as leo "
sone HtsI cohpus'ioh' anu hu
orlghter giare over lne roueh ID T"
clustered ABOUT US saw hed Les
Tie piaInl! enough now as lie pee'e
eagerly Ior"hru 10 scan my lsc'
hesVy'set' coarse1eatured man WIN
prominent nose anu tnich' lnat'eu Iev
pearo' ne wore a Wlue'prlnlmeu sU'
army nat. dnder "hicn nis eyes snOi'
mailciousIy, ano ne graspeu lolt
rlne 10 one DIG, marry manu. Al
gazed 81 him curiously, some 'p'
hastily pushed a way through h'
group al DIE bacE, ana tDe neAl
slant tall ngOre stood al MS soe
recognized the newcomer ST sint'
glance and Tor the moment my De1'
fairly choEed melt was craig
"LoWrie, he salo, pointing suati
al me, 'thars somethin wrong se'
That teller thar Is Captain wayne
my oi' regiment
All that occurred next was pO' U
impulse OF n second. ] STOOD VIZ
hand resting lightly upon lhe mae
neck, his long head dropping sleepl
beside my shoulder | saw hed Nv
RE throw up his gun, all MS eV'l
ture written in bis face, his cruel S'
instantly afiame with anger, ah0'
spired by the desperation or our ess
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inl 'uri, 'aLGlg,'s ''ou ti,I" lar.
~ vito o. P'hcrHul favored r,4eve
ihN TAFT vi. l., Nominated tc ause
h' wi ." 10, majority of tie office
huin'n bat houA.yet has strong
futrwur nmoug ste no. pollol OF
setting ihni ttw'N,T - the fact that
h' 'ui'i"il Iht race 10, lu'o Vr TOO enr-
~ iw Gt, f. RCl Lls machine iu run
nLP tuu wriI f. scrL,. ne ruminG.
'iuu b. th, stnupoue route aud Ia
lu.'ii, nuU Cumuuns have 70 chance
~ nh
~ doosui mu,io' VITO = dominated
by ih' hrpubhrans tc will not yet
ihc iui support of his TAry Mention
any rnndlulnie hhd oppusition vii de-
Nriul ni ou,o irCu inc reasons J
nnuirG nnd you viii tnc Iho opposition
iDrnIhr a. ihr bcmuyfaiIy lHr'y
llneiersyood tf,oup W.ih Lsbe- People.
"pf th' democrats Prominently men
toned iliore It only one W.T., n rc@ciN.
my silonp support, the nat man j. Os.
'n' Underwood 1'r hhorinv men
lit' him hccnuso 10 VIII stand mp
against iho muncycl Interests when II
D. nrugSni9 nnu thc t.t.Ncss men Ike
tan hrrHns, u, Is $40 ,DH Statesman
NdL rrl. prHriIyl. iDt.rcss IDEAS.
NuL ibOSc thHt simply ,nIt vote the
I'uDrrHilt tirkC' pcciutc they ire
h,Iutllrnn" wei tnc} W.. save their
runs'lrhre' hud ut iu, .lInc tine tcip
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'"TbHt sci me 10 thinking, anu from
then on lslked politics every time
,g0t The "hanc. hnd then J com.
mcuced 90 notice funny timing about
the Republicans and that N thai they
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-02
INSIDE PIGEON INFORMATION.

When pigeons mate it's generally a
lovey dove union for life, the cock Sc
lecting the nest and bearing the nest
material, which the hen arranges and
then proceeds to lay her first egg at
$50 p. m. one day and the second at
2:30 p. m. the third day. They sit al
ternately, the hen from about 8 p. N.
to 10 a. m. and the male then to the
afternoon hour.
About seventeen days after the first
egg is laid it matches. The other one
two days later, the first SQUAD gener-
ally being the male.
Like kittens, the downy squads are
born blind, and the parents at once be-
gin to feed them pigeon milk, nature
wonderfully providing for the help
less by so constituting parent pigeons
that they are able to change grain to
chyme, milky. predigested food, and
they simply take the bird baby's beak
in their own and by spasmodic ac-
ton of their crop inject the liquid into
the squads crop
AS squads grow the old birds modi-
fy the feed to coarser, and when
young birds are able to digest it the
whole grain is simply soaked in par
ents' crop until, at five weeks, the
squads feed themselves.
If small squads die it is often neces-
sary to borrow young of same age
from another nest to feed off the old
birds milk or they get sick, and it's
sometimes the case that squads choke
to death when parents begin to feed
whole grain, their threats being too
small to receive it, and an examination
will show one or both parents have the
same bad defect. which units them for
anything but potpie.
Pigeons are wonderfully prolific,
twelve pairs year being no unusual
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-02
ueart OF tenderness turned TO a near
Of stone and selhshness. so that

uearr OF tenderness turned TO a near
Of stone and selhshness. so that
Mama inhumanity TO man
Makes countless Thousands mourn
All this must have been bewildering
TO the loyal angels. who doubtless won
dered whether or not the Universe
could thus pass from the control Of the
Almighty Creator. Undoubtedly they
were aware Of the Divine intimation
OF better day, as expressed In the
promise that the Seed of the woman
should ultimately bruise the Serpent's
head; but ah. things had gone from bad
to worse since that glorious promise
was made. aud Divine Power seemed
less able than ever to grapple with the
powers of darkness. how they must
have wondered at this.
Gods Oath bound Promise.
Undoubtedly the angels had heard Of
the Divine promise made to Abraham,
and buttressed with the Divine oath,
that by these two tmmutable assur.
ances-Gods Word and His oath-the
blessings promised might be confident
ly expected. And that promise was
twofoId: a. That all the families Of the
earth should eventually be blessed. and
(2l that this blessing should come tC
them through Abraham's posterity OF
seed. We can well imagine how this
joyful news would spread amongst the
heavenly hosts: "A better day is com
ing; the reign Of sin and death In the
world is to be stopped! The blessing
Of the Lord is to reach the fallen race
and put an end to ignorance, supersd
ton. blindness. sin, dying. crying and
painr' "Ahr' they must have said. "Fl
nally God Is about to take action and
to demonstrate His great Power. We
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-02
DOES BACKACHE
WORRY YOUp
Some Mt. Holly People Have Learned
How To Get Relief.

Some Mt. Holly People Have Learned
How To Get Relief.
How many people suffer from an
aching back2
How few know the cause?
If il hurts to stoop OF lift
If you suffer sudden, darling pains
If you are weak, lame and tired,
Suspect your kidneys.
Watch for natures signal.
The first sign may be headache OF
dizziness,
Scanty, painful, or too frequent uri-
nation,
Nervousness or a constant, dead tired
feeling
Avert the serious kidney diseases,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills,
A remedy especially for sick kidneys.
Endorsed in Mount Holly by your
friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Anna Cobb, I6I Water ST., Mt.
Holly, N. J., says: "a member of our
family suffered for long time from at
tacks of backache and also had trouble
from his kidneys. He finally used
Doan's Kidney Pills, which were obtain
ed at Jones' Pharmacy and they made
him we'll. At that time / publicly en-
dorsed this remedy in his behalf and ]
am now pleased to verify my former
statement"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-02
LEM BOSKINS'
n INVENTORY
He Finally Settled It to Ills
Satisfaction
By CLARISSA MACKlE
Copyright by American Press Asso-
citation, 1911.
By ClARISSA MACkIE
Copyright by American Press Assc
citation, 1911.

"I've sold the store. Luetta.'' an
nounced Lem Boskins to his clerk one
dark November morning. Lem peeled
on his overcoat and hung 1t on a peg
near his desk, hung his cap on top OF
II and rubbed his hands with a graft
ned air.
Luetta Wilson was tall, pale, pretty
girl who was nearing thirty years anG
never had had a declared admirer-
There was something very shy and
reserved about Luetta that made the
village young men stand aloof even
though they might admire her pale
prettiness Ever since she had left
school she had clerked In Lem Bos-
kins' dry goods store-twelve years IN
all-and people said she was a fixture
In the last month Lem had an
nounced his business for sale. He was
going to sell out and go to New Mex
leo. where he had an interest In mins
that was paying well
So this morning as he hung up his
hat and overcoat be repeated to Luet
IA, "I've sold the store, Luetta?
"You haver Luetta's voice was
quite trembly, but Lem did not notice
It. He did not sell his store every day
and that was exciting enough.
Eyes. You can't guess who to-"
mot Federman p she hazarded, bus,
with her busting.
mo. You'll never guess. Luetta
George Hinel'' echoed Luetta. col
oring family and turning her back SC
that Lem might not discover her agi
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-02
. DANDRUFF, FALLING
HAIR STOPPED
Harmless, Old Fashioned REM
edy Brings Back Color to Gray
Hair and Makes It Grow.


How many old-fashioned remedies are
being used, which goes to show that it
is hard to improve some of our grand
mothers Old-time, tried remedies. For in
stance, for keeping the hair dark, soft and
glossy nothing equals our grandmothers'
sage tea" Although, by the addition Of
sulphur and ether ingredients, this old.
fashioned brew has been made more ef-
fective as scalp tonic and color re-
storer.
Nowadays, when our hair comes out o.
gets faded or gray, instead of going to
the garden or garnet for herbs ana
making the ''tea" ourselves, we simply
go to the nearest drug store and ask fol
bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy.
Druggists are authorized to sell it
under guarantee that the money will be
refunded IL it fails to do exactly as rep
resented. .
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all druggists
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-02

record. birds often feeding one set of
SQUADS and Matching another at the
same time.
Pigeon fanciers to succeed must be
watchful and resourceful, for many
things occur that require quick action.
Pigeons at times refuse to warm
their young, and they quick chill
At once the breeder transfers them
to a vacant nest, and If there is none
he kills pair OF inferior or younger
squads. transfers the waits and saves
them.
At times old birds desert squads, or,
strangely, only feed one. If there is
no other nest to transfer to, the fan
cier must play nanny to save the
starving ones.
He chews stale bread to milky
state, or corn, peas and red wheat,
according to squads age. and. taking
birds beak between his lips, he inJects
the soft feed into squads crop. and the
little fellow soon becomes attached to
his wet nurse and thrives.
"HorribleY' says one. But the pigeon
lover, the successful squabber, is not
squeamish; he does not belong to the
kid glove fraternity and would sooner
a hundred times take birds beak in
his mouth than the cigarettes smoked
by these yellow fingered, soft headed
society dudes.
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/
was determined. however, that this ad-
justment of the calendar should work
no real loss; but that Sunday and
Christmas day should be observed as
one. Pastor Russell was called upon
for sermon In the interest of his i'm
mediate hearers and also for his world
wide congregation Of millions reached
through the public press. Responding.
the Pastor said
1t is a new experience to many Of us
this losing of a day for the rectifica-
ton of the calendar And yet reflect
that, after all. many OF us have lost
many days each year in very similar
manner. AS we journeyed westward
we have kept setting our watches back
rapidly, and thus making our days
twenty-five hours long. until now we
have reached the reckoning period, and
must make good all those advanced
hours by striking out one whole day.
SO some of us have heightened our
days into nights and have fguratively
! burned the candle at both ends. only
| to find that in the end there must be
! compensations. and that we really
have gained nothing over those who
have taken life moderately.
Some have done this in the pursuit
Of pleasure, others in pursuit of wealth,
others In pursuit of honor. We admit
that extraordinary effort in any OF
these directions is unwise Only in
two ways could an enforced expendi-
ture of life's energies be approved as
wise and judicious. One of these
would be in the service of our God. the
other in the service of fellow-men; and
it is not strange that in Divine provi-
dence what might be termed over
exertion" in these two directions Is
usually non-injurious. and that there
are compensations of mental and spir-
itual rest and refreshment. peace and
JOY obtainable IN no other way, from
no other quarter-which the world can
neither give nor take away.
Sunday and Christmas Shadows OF
Better Things to Come"
Since we are obliged to lose Sun
day. how fortunate we are in having
Christmas day instead. and thus to
combine in our experiences the two
days which mean so much TO us in a
commemorative way and as shadows
Of better things to come" (Hebrews
K. IL The birth of Jesus as the Babe
OF Bethlehem already links this day in
our minds with His birth from the
dead on the first day of the week.
And these two events. inseparable in
their importance to the Church and
the world. combine peculiarly before
our minds today.
Christmas day reminds US Of the ne
cessity there was for perfect man to
give himself as the Ransom-price-the
corresponding price for the first
Adams transgression-before reconcile
alton with the Father could be posi-
Bile Hence. MS the Scriptures portray.
the great LogoS, the ''First-born Of ev-
cry creature" (Colosslans l. 15), hum
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gels have learned more and more re-
speeding Divine Love. Justice, Wis
dom and Power But Gods name has
not yet been gloriied. and peace on
earth has not been established The
reign of sin and death still continues.
Now. my dear friends. unless | mis-.
understand Gods Word. we are living
at the most wonderful period of earth's
history. The elect Bride of Christ,
foreordained to share with Him the
glory of His Messianic Kingdom. is
nearly completed: and in great time
" trouble-already near-there will be
a transferring of the kingdoms Of this
world to the rule Of Messiah Satan,
the Prince Of Darkness. will be bound
for a thousand years: Christ. the Prince
Of Light (His Church. His Bride. in as
sociatonl. as the Seed of Abraham.
will reign during that thousand years
for the blessing of Adam and his race
fall the families of the earth