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nuxro CURED WITHOUT THE
FISTULA-FISSURE
PAY WHEN CURED
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|Hausam, Emanuel, laborer, viSus, Nc.
John, merchant, Pennington, Mo.
johnson, Swan, farmer, Puxico. Mo.
+. j., merchant, Martinsburg, Nc.
Jack, Fred, hotel proprietor, Valley Park.
Mo.
Kelly. Jno.. MIL n Main SITS. SPRING
I~Kreienkamp. Louis, st. Clair. Mo.
IKarsten, VIM, Alma, Mo.
Iherth, Geo, Kirkwood, Mo.
Ikappel, August, Jennings, Mo.
IKomar.. A. c.. Doniphan, Mo-. Lock Box
IL2sTelI, Y. E, HOLLYWOOD, No.
La Rose, Levi, Elvins. Mo
lLeith, ]. R., butcher, Maplewood, Mo.
Lehman, Frank, farmer, Usage Bend. Mo.
Logan, Oliver, farmer, PuXico, No.
LANDAU, Saml. coal business, S623 Com
monwealth av., Maplewood, Mo.
Moore. JOS, Ste. Genevieve. Mo. .
|Mahoney. j. NJ, Ste. Genevieve, Mo.
Morton, Jas. F., $40 Jefferson ay., st.
IMuenks. p. Jacob. vig,ns. Mo.
IMarler, Jno., Chaonia, Mo.
Moore, Jas. R., Chaonia, Mo.
Murphy. Mr.: Pearl, st. Clair. Mo.
M Meyfl.' Ed Ed w. L.. i nd'l Main A st.. St. Charles,
Moran, Dave, Bonne Terre, Mo.
McGeorge. Robt., Knoblick, Mo.
IMcLoon, Nelson E., Glenco, Mo.
Mathews, Chas. d., Jr., banker, Sikeston'
Mcguire. VIM. farmer) Cattawissa. Mo
Martin, J. e., Jefferson City, Mo.
mcknight, ]. D.. farmer, Frankenstein.
Martin. A. j.. Balesville. Mo.
IMosley. l. w, r. r. engineer. Cape Cir
ardeau, Mo.
lott, L. c., Berger, Mo.
Power, Floyd, Bergman. Mo.
Pryor, w. g., New Haven, Mo.
lPikey, Sam. stockman, Conran, Mo.
IPenturf, Nose, farmer. Laflin, Nc.
Parker. J. W. farmer. Marauard. Madi-
IReinhardt, Geo. Jennings Sta, st. Louis.
Roberts @ W. p, peering. Nc.
Schmidt. A. A., 742sA Hazel av, Maple
Iseigler. Theo., st. Charles. Mo.
%stoltze. VIM. 511 s. sth st. St. Charles,
Ishotwell. J. d, St Clair. Mo.
Sims, A.. j., Maiden. Mo.
ISprock, JOS, farmer, High Ridge, Mo.
lScobey, q; G., farmer, Mcguire, Mo.
shields, Thos., dafryman, Eureka, Nc.
Taylor, J.. L, Kinlock, Mo.
lTomek. Jos, Hawk Point, Mo.
IThies, Ed. M, Washington, Mo.
lTugel, ]. NJ, farmer, r. r. No. 1,Berssr,
Nc.
lTermenstein. R. NJ, miller, Benton, Mo.
IIInderrtner, II. T., Fredericktown, Mo.
Vincent, Emil. farmer. onnot Mill, Mo.
lVerdot, Alex, Bonnots Mil, Mo.
Wright, Fred w., Competition, Mo.
IWolters, VIM. r., I'LL jefferson ave-. D.
Charles, Mo.
Webb. W. j.. Parma, Mo.
Wilson. Mercer D., Cape Girardeau, MO.
Wood, p. A., Bergman, Mo.
Wright, Lucas, Kirkwood, Nc.
Wefel, H. F., Wentxvfle, Mo.
walker. +. A., dairyman, Peveiy, Mo.
Wagner. conard, Jefferson City. Mo:
Weber, A. A., farmer, Valley Park, Mo.
White. A. d, farmer, Cedar City, Mo.
Whitson. A. H, postal clerk, Krkwood,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
To the Readers of This Paper
Who Are Afflicted With
Piles -Fissure

1 present letters from and names Of
many Of my former patients so that you
may have an opportunity to do as they
did: Investigate me-my methods
treatment-abfiity and reliability In the
treatment and cure of Piles. F1stula, Ffs-
sure and all Rectal diseases.
All the parties whose letters and
names appear live in the State OF
counties. thus affordlng you IN opportd-
Unity to communicate with some OF them
I'm person-by telephone or by mail, and
iin this way, satisfy yourself as to the
reliability and d~epedability OF my state
Iment.
! guarantee n cure In every case that
IL accept for treatment and do not ask
any pay until a cure b affected; and 1t
ma1es no difference how long you have
been afflicted-hcw bad your condition is.
or how much you have tried to get cured.
10 l ten YOU that I can cure you, you can
depend open my statement.
leivE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
FOLLOWING.
THERE rs NO MEDICINE OR TREAT
tME7qT OF AMY KIND KNOWN TO
tSAo OSAE<ENS1 W p1 tdhch 'htci-
naay or used by yourself at home that
WIN cure PILES. F1sTUIA or FISSURE.
The very nature Of the affliction makes
heal treatment absolutely necessary. and
that treatment must be given by a physi-
elan Of great experience In the treatment
of thu ctasz Of diseases In order to effect
Ia cure.
Ask M former patients to tell o Of
their experience along this line. Do not
expertmsnt ~longer-do not go on suffer
ting and spending your money without
IgetttnE cured, but on the other hand,
growing worse all the time.
I again ask you to investigate by CALL
ing on. or writing to some. Or oil Of the
parties whose letters and names appear
I'm this advertisement
WOMEN should send fer my free 100
page book for Women and MEN should
Esend for my free 30o-page book for men.
1t VIII pay you. /,
Do not go through life In constant pain
and suffering, but investigate now, then
come and I will cure you as I have hum
ldreds upon hundreds OF others. Ny terms
are most reasonable and you win have no
more suffering to endure from Piles, Fis-
tula or Fissure after my treatment.
1 WIN b pleased to have the Editor OF
this paper investigate my claims for you
II he WIN.
M. NEY SMITH, NJ. D.,
Culver Bldg, N. u. Cor. 18th & Olive SITS.
81. Louis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

S,bren 81. @eburts,
tas feiert bieier Sage bic Wittpe
Bilbslmine 3iera9, seborene RoBs
bad, in Berlin. Die @robmutter
Der sreifen 5rau mar bic S9peFer
bes &eitergenaraIs Soa9im Don
3ietben. Sbr @roBbater mar ba,
mails SGrtner beim &0nts, bon
benz ct fpdter als Iussei9nung cine
Wirtf9aft in 9ammer sei9entt Bee
lam, tpo er lan9e Sabre cine @Grts
nerei betrieb. Qls bic 2ie6enpalber
Stride abbrannte, follen fdmtli6s
llrtunben perbrannt uno 10 bic Ratz
tonatnen I'm ibr @rbteil getommen
fein. Saher 1T Srau 3iera9 ges
sipungen, ibre leBten Sage in film.
merIiaen 9er1dItnilen suau6ringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Sir Guunts.G lerf.
limb ermddtist GERM
Ger0iranO 8lek

oIs Ganoibai fir bic republitaniid)e gipmi'
nation aur Wieberpabl iir has amt oes
Gourtp Glerl fir 8asconaoe Gonntp angus
aeiaen. unieriporfen Der Gntidleionn9 Der
Gtirnmaeber bel Der y. imdrpabl.
gDir limb ermdhii9t Germ
@briit. e. Meper
aIs Saucibat Ihr Die re%publifuuiid,e 9iomi.
nation iiir odS slnt oes Sounip SierfS iir
9ascpnaoe Gouuta an3u5ei9en, unteripor'
fen Der Gntidleibuns Der GtiH,m9eber bel
Der primdrtuanl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

BEND blaugolbene Sdrbuns, bab 6as
4use ssblenost lit. SIT man aber
gIiidIi9 i'm Safeu, bunn fann man
ii9 on Der iinpsrslei9li6en S4Onheit
bieIss acknowledgement Sledens err
freier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

gs Qicbt ichc psNiQe &ei6cn. Die
ihmer6bolter liN2, ais &ilitcu-
Nbcmtati9nus. 3ltcrit fnnn man
iih faum mliridltcn, nn0 lueurl ocr-
n~ad,laiiiut, mlrO - ldllicBlid) 10
idllinunl. oob 0a5 Wcgau mnt0gliN
miro. @iilten.N beumiatiHnus lit
cine &prbinbung bon NeuroIgie uno
&beunlatiSmus. uno murDc OILS lebr
fdNpierig an bebanbcln betradtet.
q. s. Slibrnlou's 3iiltanO nltrbe
ols beinabe unheilbar betrad)tet. ct
bate brei Ier5te ueriud)t, aber iein
3uitano ipuroe INNER IdliMmer,
bis er nidt mebr geben fonntc. gr
probierte Or. Miles' Gernine nit
Dem &eiultdt, boB, ipie er fagt, er
tpieber arbeiten fam uuo iest gar
feline SdmerSen mebr bot. Wer an
9iiiten.& leibet, ionte
foleenbes freipiuige Seugnis leien:
gin asns.s Sabr lang lit ib on iosenanntsm
2ntten.RhelnIatiemus. SD ngeoisrte bret oer'
gaeir Saa funroe nls beiuabe anbeilbnr brtradbs
tet. Sh fornte nidht eeben, SD nerildte Or.
pdleg Rerptue. uuo alS i'd bic brittle SIaids uers
braubt bate mar BET StuterS fort uno i5
broinh Der Eerpire an une murbe INNER better.
SD tonnte ruieher an bic arbeit aeben uno babe
%feitoen, feiren Sdbrters mehr aebnbt. Cd bin
luna aansIit. burd Or: Mifes' Reroine bsTbetses
tnhrt iuiiroe." @eprae 8. Bubrman
295 6iforp slue.. Baltimore. Mlb.
gerfauft bon alien spptbeferu. @enn
bic critic Slafde nidt bilft, uirb Sbr
@eib suriidcritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, Indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Sir Circuit Glerf II. Geeprber.

Nir iino ermdttigt germ
S. 6. 9arutier
aIs Gaubioat iiir ole republitaniide giomi'
nation iir oao gmt beS Gircuit SIerf rno
Recoroer fir Safconnoe Gountn d~n6u3ei'
gen uniermprTen Der GntIdleioun9 Der
Stimmeebrr bel Der YrimdrlpabL,
ggir iinb ermddltiBt perrn
6. 81. @entel
als 6anoieat iir bic rcpubltfaniiue ylomis
nation fur onS VT hes Gircuit 6lert uEo
Recorber Iiir SaScpnabe Gcuutp a~n5uRei'
gen uriermorien Der Gniid1eiouns Der
stimm9eber bel Der prjmdrpdbI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
method OF treatment.
Yours very truly,
4Nef1 zp7~-
Read Mr.. sezzenberaer's Letter:
Firm OF Moran Bros, Mil.

st. Charles, Mo-, Aug. IL, 1909.
DR.. NJ. Ney Smith, st. Louis, Mo.
Dea Doctor-I am pleased to say that
you ave cured me of a bad case OF
Piles. l had been afflicted with Piles for
20 y~ears-tried many different remedies
which were highly recommended, besides
a number of doctors, but received
Only temporary relief, and In fact my
case was becoming more aggravated. ]
became so weak at times from suffering
that / would become de~spondent-my
nerves would all be unstrung, causing
headache-stomach troubles and causing
untold misery and agony. My advice To
the afflicted, suffering from Piles Is to
consult o at once. and be cured.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

ats @anbioat iiir Die republitHniid)e gIomi'
nation iIr oaS gmt oeS Collectors Iur
9~asconaoe Gourtp ouan5eigen. rnterlppr'
len Der G:ntidlsioun9 oerS timm8eber bel Der
YrimGrpubl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
mir ijno ermGdiiat germ
Senrb 6. Straf

ais 6auoioat iiir Die repabIitaniide Nomi-
nation sur Wieoermabl iiir oaS 2lmt oes
Solicitors iir 6asconaoe 6crnip a~n3u3ei,
gen, unteriuoricn Der GnIideiouu9 Der
Giimmaeber bel Der YrimdruobI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Dir limb ermdhti9t Serrn
gictor q. GiIber

oils Gaubioat iiir pie republitauiid,e giomi'
nation fir has 9lmt oeS Collectors lur SaS'
conape Gountp ansuSct9en, nntermorlen Der
%Gniideioun9 Der St%immseber bel Der 4'rts
mdriuab!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
W. p. Robertson Wliitnsly .Te,tIf,es'

Deering, Mo-, May 81, 1911. y
DR.. Ney Smith, 81. Louis, Mo.
Dear Doctor-I most willingly testify to
your successful treatment Of my case Of
Piles, from which I had suffered seven
years. Had used many remedies. and
taken treatment from a number of physi-
but all to no avail, until l was
induced by a friend Of mine, whom YOU
had cured, to apply to you, and ] shall
never regret having done 80, for you have
cured me.
i have gained % pounds in weight
since / took your treatment, and car
highly recommend yen to anyone suffer-
ing with these diseases.
Thanking you for past favors, l am.
Your friend.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Mr.. Moran rhinks Ny Treatment Won.

Bopne rerre, Mo, Oct. %. 1sf2.
DR.. n. Ney Scaith. 81. Louis, Mo.
years I suffered from q bad case OF
Piles and was nd Of them In a few weeks
10y your sAhifui treatment. Before taking
your treatment my work was a burden
efai health was poor but now my health
ME is q pleasure.
Ell eannat speak too highiy Of you per-
(tysatnnAn1 and yUu have my cousent 10
Esss th4s bsfter n any way that you may
desire. ~ ! fssl n q Q duty that ! eve
nv fessw men - te1 tbees whe arc suf.
Easing ~ ] ~, ahout ys1r wsoasRfua
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Sir Gonntp Collector.
rpir Iiuo ermdd)iist BERN
2orerl3 emo

ais Ganoieat ;ir Die republitaniid)e Bonri.
nation iiir oas MINT oeS Collectors IirSoss
conabe 6oun,n auau6ei9eu, u%lterluorien Der
Gnt.deioung Der Stimm9eber bel Der Gjri'
ma lpahl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
mir fino ermddjil9t perm
Serrp 9oltron

ais Ganbioai Iiir bic republitaniid,e Uomi'
nation CUR g8iebertudbl iir oaS gmi oes
Gountprid1ierS fir ben norolidJen 8iitritt
bon S%asconaoe County an3uaeisen, unter-
porIen Der Gntidlciouns Der S%timmseber
bel Der prim.rnabi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
@ir limb rrmadtiat 0srrn
3. M. Campbell

ais Ganoioat tiir Die republlfnniIue Nomt
nation ,ir baS 2lmt oes Solicitors liir
6aSconaoe Gountp an5I5eigen, unieripor'
fen Der Gnfid)eiouns Der S~iimmseber bel
Der primGrrpabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
s8ir iinb ermddiist Serrn,
s.. 81. 8 meper

ais Ganbioat fir bic rep%ablitaniide re.
minailon gum amte oes Sountpridters iiir
ben norbliben DiItritt bon 6aScouaoe
gounip ansu3eioen. nntertuorien Der Gnt'
fd,eieuns Der 9iimmseber bel Der qrimdr'
pabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
gDir limb ermahtiat a,errn
2oariS ShSr,er

ais Ganoibat fir bic repubIifaniite ytos
mination gum arnie oes SountpritterS fir
ben n6roIidlen 3iltritt pom Sdscsnaoe
Seuntp au3usei9cn u%nieriuorfen Der Gnt'
iteibuns Der StimmSebet bel Der 9rimdr'
mnhj
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
mir limb ermadtist Serrn
Srit Gae6e

ais Ganoibat fir bic repubIiiaHiThe gtomi'
nation gun, 2imte oes SounipritterS fiir
ben noroIid)en Diitritt BON Sasconabe
Gountp anSu3ei9eu, unierncrIen Der Gnt'
jdeibuns Der Stimm9eber bel Der Frimdt'
nabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

The following 10 q list % some Of my
former patients who live In the city OF
Iwp bot Z sBaaii per cent Of the names Of
NY former patients IN the city o. through
v: x: ksrEss. care No. Lamp nfds. Co.
1fe ylm 0l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

Mr.. sleIert says He Has Gained Thirty

Pounds:
Puxico, Mo, Jan. 8, 1919.
DR.. NJ Ney Smith, St. Louis, Mo.
few words to you. l am getting along
fine. haven't had any trouble zinc !
last wrote you. / am getting fat. !
weigh thirty pounds more than when ]
under treatment and you can't imag-
Inc what pleasure I have now. ! can see
what a fool ! vas for not being treated
before I was. Respectfully, o cured pa
tient.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

Pacific C Amer. Z

Read Mr.. Tomek's Letter:
Hawk Point, Mo-, Oct. q, 1912.
DR.. M. Ney Smith, st. Louis. Mo.
To Whom 1t May Coneern-I recommend
DR.. NJ. Ney Smith highly for what he did
for me. / had the Piles for Is years. The
spring Of 1910 Fistula set in and l was
almost past going. DR.. NJ. Ney Smith
my case and in thirty days ! was
cured and " been enjoying the best
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Siir gpuntgridtcr fir ben uOrbIiden
h Sifrift.
grnlt $. $oeaer
Mir Fno ermG6tist Serrn

ais Ganbibat fir bic republifaniide Ho'
minaiiou gum sImte osS Guuutprid)terS fiir
ben norbIid,en giIititt bon SaSepnabe
6puntp an5u3ei9sn, uuterporien Der Gni'
ideibuns Der StimmSeber bel Der qrimdr'
pabI.
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Sir &epraientant.

= UHr WepruItHTuHl,
SIR iinb ermddti9t 6errn
SO. 6. 2o,tgertber9
ais Ganbiooi iir bic Republican die Jtomi'
nation our g8ieoerruabl tiir oaS amt ocS
Hepraientanten in Der Staats. 2e9ielstur ans
5uSeigen, u%nieripprien Der Gntit,eioun9 Der
Gttmmgeher bel Der qrimdriuabl.
gDir Iiuo ermdd,tiet Serrn
@atgl,it Meber
oils Ganbioat iiir bic republitauiibe slomt'
nation fir baS elmt oeS Heprdienionten
in Der Staates2eatSlaiur an5uSei9tn, unters
s~porIen Der Gntidleioun9 Der Siimtnseber
bel Der primdrmabl.
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Sir 3adlafridtn.
gDir iinb ermdd,tist 8errn
gerunr6 g. 8drter

gDir iino ermad)tigt Serrn
Bernard g.. 8arter
oils 9anbibat iar bic repubIitnniide glomi'
nation aur gDieoeriuabl liir baS sImt hes
Ga6Iabrid)ters iir 6~asconabe Gountp ans
su3eisen, unterlporien Der Gntidleiouns Der
Gtinm9ebtr bel Der primarn,abI.
@ir iinb ermid1tist Germ
Sbeo. @rof
oils Ganbioat Iur Die r~epublitauiife Nomi.
nation fir bns sInt bes glud1IabrifterS fir
8aSconaoe Gouutp au3useiseu, unter.por'
fen Der GniId)eibun9 Der Stimmseber bel
DER 9rimirtpabi,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
Sris 8. Same

mir finb erutdbttgt Serrn
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
SEEK FORTUNE OF ARcHDUKE
to $3o,o00,0o0 a Present
Time.

Geneva.-Division OF the fortune of
John Orth," the long missing Arch
duke John Salvador of Austria, is
again being sought by members OF the
House OF Hapsburg. Leopold Woelf.
ling, himself q former archduke of
Austria. is leader of the present agi.
tation for settlement of the estate.
Woelfiing. who has been Swiss citi-
zen since he renounced his title and
married Maria Ritter, the daughter of
a German horseman. has taken up
the question OF the fortune with En-
peror Francis Joseph, but 1t is doubt
ful that he will meet with any sue
cess. Tho emperor. many years ago,
selected the year 1917 as the one In
which the affairs of the vanished arch.
duke should be settled
II has been estimated that the for
tune which the Archduke John Saliva
tor left when he fled from Austria "a
years ago with the actress. Ludmila
Strubel, In the ship st. Margaret
neither the ship nor its passengers
ever to be heard Of again--amounted
TO nearly $10.000.000. The great &C.
cumulations In interest may make Il
three times 90 large today.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
HISTORIC OLD TREE
Was Perch Of Sharpshooters
During Civil War.
Confederate Soldiers Under General
JubaI Early Roasted In its Branches
While Popping" Away at
Men on Union Side.

Washington. you travel north
ward along Georgia avenue you may
see on the left. within the grounds OF
the Walter Reed hospital, dead
giant OF tree. The great branches
have been sawed on-amputated
might be a better word. bearing In
mind the place where the tree stands
so that only the trunk and the
butts OF the big limbs that formed
the crown remain. The tree was
long ago stripped OF bark. and its
wood is weathered to an ashen gray.
1t was q yellow poplar. but It's dead.
1t was killed by lightning stroke.
The tree grows In land that Is
lower than the land to the south. but
from its top or among It's branches
men could look above spur or nose
OF land on the south and thence out
over the fiat or gently rolling fields
that stretched away to the bitches
and the parapets OF Fort Massachu.
sets. later called and better known to
fame as Fort Stevens.
When Jubal Early's skirmishers and
the skirmish line thrown out from
Fort Stevens were popping at each
other number of Confederates
climbed into this tree and continued
firing at the Union skirmishers. It lie
usual to say that Confederate sharp
shooters were perched in the boughs
OF this old tree. II seems to strike the
civilian fancy In livelier way and
to more appeal to his imagination to
say that 'sharpshooters" were in the
tree. "Sharpshooter.. is such an elias
tic and evasive term! 1t suggests
something akin to "deadshot." The
men who took up positions In that
tree may have been sharpshooters or
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
How Khaki is Dyed.

Khaki is an invention OF the Hin
docs. The word means "earth-color."
It was at first produced by immersing
the cloth In bath Of manure. Other
dyes used In India have been burnt
chicory. catechu and diamines. The
modern khaki is produced by dyeing
In mixture of oxide of iron and oxide
of chromium. II can be obtained by
dipping the stuff into bath of fer
rous sulphate and spreading out to
dry In the air. In practise the proc
ess Is more complex, solutions of fer
rous sulphate, pyrolignite OF iron. ace-
tate Of chromium and alum being en-
ployed In combination. The tissue
takes up large quantity Of the me.
tallic precipitate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
THOUGHT 1T IRREGULAR JOB"
Old Workman, Grown Gray In the
Harness, Resented Being Looked
On 40 q casual"

Bill Smith had worked at q certain
drm for sixty years.
So the two sons Of the employer
thought that he had worked for them
sufficiently long enough to be PEN
stoned of. and this they decided to do
at once.
SO they called the old man into the
once. and told him that a. he had
worked for them faithfully and we'll
oil these years they had decided to
pension him of, but that he could
draw the same wage as he was then
earning.
The old man turned away. but he
was very much troubled and puzzled
about the matter. and the two sons
could see that he hadn't taken II at ali
in the spirit in which they had given
It. SO they said:
"Well. Mr.. Smith. what's the mat
ter? Don't you like it?'
mo" replied the old man: II al.
ways thought that this place was q
regular shop!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21

they may have been just the ordinary
run of soldier shots. But there 10 q
tablet on the tree trunk. and the in
scription on the tablet Is:
Used as a signal station by Con-
federate soldiers under General Early
during the attack on Washington, July
II and ~, 1864. Also occupied by
sharpshooters."
The tree stands by the side of one
of the well kept drives of the hos
pital grounds and In front OF big
brick building OF the familiar army
post style of architecture. Over the
entrance to this building is the sign.
Army Nurse Corps"
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
irlshmsn's Wit.

"The Irishman is not afflicted with
the Englishman's dread OF finding him.
self in a social impasse. He knows he
will be perfectly we'll able to extricate
himself, whilst the Engllshman is pain
fully aware that he will not. The Eng
lishman's first thought. on entering a
strangers house, is how he will be
able to get out of 1t again II he wants
to. The Irishman suffers no such
Qualms, secure that his native wit Will
help him to successful exit. From
Sheep Track, by Nesta Webster,
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
The fish that got away 10 seldom
as big az the story the angler tells
about It.

One way to dodge breach Of prom
ise suit Is to buy Q wedding ring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
Herring De Luxe.

Herring Dc Luxe.
A writer In London paper asks the
question: did you ever eat the fish
called q bloater In firstclass restau-
ranti" And then he answers the ques-
,tion: II did the other night. It was
quite an inferior specimen, but they
called It 'hareng grille a la maitre
id'hotel.' and 1t took IS minutes to pre-.
pare it-which name and preparation
added greatly to the price charged.
The bloater is a herring. and the an
nual yield In Norway. Sweden and on
the British coast Is about four thou
sand millions Of this fish, or about that
number Of pounds. When II comes to
serving fish to patron. whether In
Ia European or an American restau-
rant. the proprietor with malice afore-
Thought proceeds TO treat the patron
as . malefactor, 20 far as he can. by
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
New Modern Dancinr

The leading Expert and Instructor In New York
City, writes: "Deaf Sir: II have used ALIENS
TooTHAsE, tho antseptio powder 70 be sha ken into
the shoes, for tho past ten years. Is blessing "
all who arc compelled to be on their feet. dance
eight or ten hours daily. and hud that ALIENS
tooT.nAsE keeps my feet cool. takes the friction
from the shoe, prevents corns and Sore Aching feet
] recommend IL 70 all my pupils"
(Signed) II. FLBTCHER HAI.LAM0RB.
sample FREE. Address Allen Olmsted. Ie Roy, n. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21
Their Share

Il see where fashionables. had a
horseback tea In Washington. ! won
der II the horses got any Of IT."
"Oh. guess each horse there had a
bit"
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21

ievying a special tax upon him. Even
at our lakeside resorts. where It may
be supposed that fish should be abun.
dant. the resorters are discouraged
from asking for this article OF diet and
are switched of to beef and bacon"
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21

Constipation causes many serious dis.
eases. II is thoroughly cured by Doctor
Piercs's Pleasant Pellets. One laxative,
three for cathartic. Adv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21

When woman makes up her mind
she does It in such way that she can
easily make II over again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21

Something should be done. to dis
courage the belief that comfortable
clothes are never stylish.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-05-21

Edward 7. Stotesbury Of Philadei.
phia, member of J. p. Morgan & Co.,
has been elected president of the Phil
adelphia and Reading railway to sue
ceed the late G. f. Baer. Stotesbury
Is sixty-five years old and entered the
firm OF Drexel & Co. at the age of sew.
enteen years.