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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-15
&C. suffered for a number of
years with INV back.

years with my back,
or kidney trouble, and have tried a
number of remedies from different ply
s1c1ans. More than year ago, one of
our local druggists induced me to try
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
months 1 found a decided improvement
in my kidneys, and 1 am glad to say
health j. F. Allan
Former Judge of City Court,
Glasgow, KY.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills have
been used with excellent results for
pain in any part of the body By
allaying irritation they enable any
deranged organ to recuperate and
resume its action in a normal way.
Ask your druggist about them.
Sold under a guarantee assuring the
return OF the price of the first box il
they fail to benefit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

TIE sCEe-7Esc-z -zes = e-s sale q
shs Lee csGztF sc-Ss - -ss ress'
ord s<r the state tEas Fszr AID sa3[
Gates what cz- be acton rsisleI ~
rEs scElEczEz0- % s5-n5 tZsE-sss pin
czrtsz- We rant 70 c1-g-ztuEsts the
board CT tEs sale and VIII hcS4s TIA.
tls SANE EDod Business E=-ss viii
s--IT 10 al o. TIE transactions q
thsss nfzrfzIE WHO ar kh1af-s s1fh :
rzs5easfsIs coeE-5ol- f-cf5sutzE- re
kcpe tLsv won't forget 10 taboo tie
boiler gFgs 5EstEsss-cG- L oct This
"a sofii age he1cs = cs-szt aga
TIE Eo-k that s. pa--zne-- K always
-ts best II -zT est Z t-ies -ors
fo- first Installation h1t Il sic1l5 hs
re-sz5s-st Il honestly evsc-.s5
there VIII ozlT b= Gzs first frztzTs-
tf11 RofEe- pipe n porz-v--i
@C5ezEtTe- Lee c0-rtF Ess 10 Ese .or
II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
FACTS ABOUT FINANCE.

Senator Sherman IN his Monmouth
address gave few Illuminating facts
abort national finance which are
worth studying Among other things
the senator said:
President Wilson faces deficit n
the treasury. He says there Is no ap-
prscssbls loss OF revenue caused By
the Underwood tariff Law. Il Is
charged TO the war Sugar was free
listed since Oct 3, 1919 The govern
Eent loses szs, 06o, $50 On this SEIZED
uIe alone Dyestuis and chemicals
came In for q slashing. American
manufacturers Of fabrics have suffer
ed Il seems the European var came
il apt time TO dsride and refute every
claim made by the democrats IN 1913
by great effort the treasury show
et z balance of So. 0eG, 900 July 1.
1915. Internal revenue, var taxes, in
come taxes and corporation taxes
were collected eyen ahead Of the ordi
nary course 10 show a healthy sum
On Sept I, 1915, the balance sank to
$50. 8oo. 800. loss OF 10000 900. or an
average OF $4,000. 900 a month On
Sept. p. 1915, It had reached the low
level OF 100000. One-half the
5ossted net balance Of July I had
vanished
1T Is now imperative that more
money be lad. The democracy Is gen.
orally supposed 10 be preparing to re-
store the duty On sugar and to place
duty on wool and chemicals az a
purely revenue measure. This Is
termed an economic method Of de-
Tending ourselves against food OF
imports. Republicans are Indifferent
about mere names or motives. We
care only for the substance Of things.
I'VE warned our brethren in 1913
Of the results Of their legislation.
They are now retracfng their steps
after the couutry's distressing expert
ence. The American people will not
trust the men who destroyed our bust
ness and bankrupted our national
treasury with the power TO mend con.
ditions Under this administration We
have been unable to tell whether we
have been a hospital for repairs OF
n1orgue for burial"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
NURSING 4 CROUCH.

What a digsstfsfef bunch Of mor-
talE yer are Three hundred and
EiIty-fye days Of each year We
too hot or too cold, too wet or too
dry. You meet z friend Who says:
It's 4 fine day today" You answer:
"Delightfu!," The next one you meet
says; Amt this bea5tiy weather."
You answer: The souIest ever"
You're always ready TO agree with and
join the knocksr. says Cartoons maya
zine Even the poor innocent weather
cannot escape your hammer Every.
thing in this world vas made wrong
except yourself. ! mean: you are the
quintessence o. perfection In your own
mind When you're invited TO a party
| you are mad because you are invited,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
CANADIAN CATTLE.

Congul FELIX g 8. Johnson. King
ston. Ontario. files report showing
the value Of exports OF live cattle from
Canada 70 the United States since
1905. For 1911 the value was $685.
GTs: 1912 ss15.5ss. These two years
were under the Payns-Aldrich tariff.
IN 1919 nine months under the Un-
derzoCd tariff, the value Jumped 20
s.1Is,s23. and Fl 1914 20 1888. oss.
Consul Johnson makes this significant
abatement The increase noted IN
1919 and 1914 70 the United States
was occagioned by the removal OF duty
On cattle entering the country"
Recent figures show that for the
Canadian cGEto-ns year ending March
81, 1915. 1852 head Of cattle vent
10 the United 'Statez; for 1914 the fig
uTe was Z0s.44S and Tor 1919 IT was
2s2ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
The CITY OF LENS

Lens, toward which the French re-
lcently made a tremendous drive on
their way northeastward in the d.
rection Of Lille, forms the subject nt
taa current primer on war geography
issued by the National Geographic
society.
Lens is strong iron and steel
center. Its great iron foundries sup
piled a considerable part Of the
French trade in peace times. and its
engineering works ranked high among
similar industries There is also a
large factory for the production o.
steel cables among its establishments
The place IL not upon the tourists
map Of France, however, for II Ia
strictly modern business town. and,
before the German Hnea passed over
and beyond IL. was full of restless
energy. Of the unloyeIy noise an !
CRIME Of factories. and Of the unat-
tractive commonplace OF labor anil
commerce.
The region all around IL An indus
trial one. Through this district OF the
depa rtment OF Pas de Calais run large
coal fields. Lens In one Of the cen
tiers Of coal mining. The town IL ait.
usted thirteen miles north northeast
Of Arrzs, around which latter place
the French and Germans have been
lighting with increasing bitterness. FOR
months. II ~ connected by branch
line railways with Arrag and St Pol
and Bethune, fn the south cas-. and
east and with Lille. twenty-five miles
70 the northeast. Lille Is railway
center and a manufacturing town o.
rrst importance. Lens had just be-
fore the present war 2 population o.!
ri, BOO.
'Iens has had an eventful history.
as all those cities have had which
are scattered through the important
northern and northeastern parts OF
France. It's grounds were frequently
fought over during the wars Of the
fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries. The outstanding occur.
sence in its military history was the
great battle fought In its nefgh5of-
hood by the French and SDaniards In
1913, in which Louis II Of Bourbon,
prince OF Condo. gained the victory
f. ~, r--r--~tr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

IEs cC-EErtcatton Appearing n
The Gate City Wednesday eFeatng
relative 70 the Rock TsIaae read CT
-st5sr 20 the K 4 D. VI. by Chief
K@oEzk, Ezz ~ lezst interesting from
= Eez6srfs pos-- q view. The Gate
City has neTe- been eathasiastic
s51E- tls independent management
q 1-srch lines Tlsy are Usually
operated Il loss and are O. value
oZIy insofar as thsT feed main lines
TEds- the Rock Island the 4 & D
" can 5e operated 10 better sdvant-
sss than Il Mazszsf a. an fndspsnd-
Ely road In fact IL ia doEbttEE IL it
cCgI6 LGaz bs operated upon an indie
pendent bazEs- 4 move Ess anaEg-
uFs-et some time ago 10 separate the
x & VI. tEom the "B1TTiaztorT and
czzse ttz operation On an independent
basis. The movement would De 10
more successful with that line than u
would with the x IL D ~ We do
no- pcssess the records Or the figures
b51- ne venture the statement that the
Rock Island rs operating the Dec
sfotnesEeok1E branch al q loss What
Ksokuk "a hopeful Of is that the Rock
TsIaad officials Will feel Ike making
some changes IN the present schedules
O. its trains SO that larger and better
opportunity viii be given for people
to come 20 this city and IL they do IL
iz up 10 EsoEEk 10 give the road
earnest and liberal support
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

TIE Fort Madison Democrat p7b-
fishes its advertising rates Al tds
had % the editorial page I. might
- u interest 10 EaoEut merchants 10
fea-E that The rates are g cents p@r
s1eh for the dzfIY edition and %
N@Ets Be- inch for the Sunday tsz1e-
TIE For Madison Democrat tz9 re-
feEt5T aeSe1 HezTT expense both tn
fts mechanical and news sources
What for To make Z better news
Ea1eT 50 better REPRESENT Fort NsSi-
sGo- No 5s1er ear add these haTT
e-BH1ses rtthozt they receive Eh@raI
=r7rsDs-T from the merchants TIE Gate
CITY has bean ezrrvtnz an sxtrzo-dtn-
srT hesTF Operating burden for sew
e-zi ySa-s and the time haz zrrf7ei
when II viii be necessary TO increase
tfN advertising rates &, tts tfzh stand
Ard q ths Ba1e- fs 20 continue orr
RATES ROW Eetng less than those OF
The Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

In the street cars soon when you vtsi.
the cittes-neat and shining cool
Have you noticed how whenever
the Mexican situatior becomes tense
something slips and she loosens no
again.
One OF NauFoots ladies wants to
know why our people should always
be talking about how young she looks.
She evidently doesn't know that some
times they talk about how many
times she came near getting marnei
There are four remedies against
the neighbor who kills your chickens.
II you think ii Is safe. you can give
him a good cussing; IL you are bet
ter man than he, you can give him 4
licking; you can lay for his chickens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

American automobile manufacturers
doubled their sales abroad last year.
their exports Of automobiles and parts
thereof in the year ending June 90
1915. having aggregated over s74. 900,
600. against gas. 600, 900 IN 1914. -.
900, 900 in 1904, and 81 ,0OOo00 in 1902
the first year OF record. The gains
were most pronounced IN the second
half Of the fiscal year and II the rec
ord made by July Is maintained until
the end OF December. which Seems
probably from present indications. the
total exports OF automobiles in the
calendar year 1915 will be well above
$4,000, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
Has Faith in Quick
Remedy For Catarrh
! 6aAn4rS-r e c. E-sr11se H1s
Hyo->E HfSB R.fse.e -. vc-st
Cases 90 cxezrr- fr keesGk

~ s-A@1-5a~s. e 1871 AA@s-~
Hso-eT Hf3 R.i5ese cse West
Cases 90 cstzrr- IN k.-s-s-
Wa c-s o. re EEss- -s-y--.2-ss cc1-
cs-.s n Eeoazk EE--ssss Tai
Es55c4ls Ell r-u4zcs he1sst o. sssE
VII E'ssE-6 TIE -c-sv- & SPEAKS Vo<
@=s 5c- t1= zs-s1s g -AEr r@a2F-
IL = Il tbs WY thai WEts1-ss1a &
Ca are sailing Eyozs5- Tia -sa--s-t
tax lEs helped 70 EzzE CASES Q. o1tA
seE-s and cL-ozlc ea-z--A L AscE-G
and E{c5-z-T
EFo-rz e E11 = Ell my "a Il . s-f.F
az i0tL5sa gla1 Zzs1 be rls5s- II
Il L Il cEl, tls air o. Eh.h Tu'- t1s-
E-azr-s N -c- Use. threat s-l 2-lES
5- tie All OF an Inhaler that Genes
with evs-F o1sE- Benefit wifi usual
lT ~ sssa t-u- ths vs-v srSt rsat-
Esz-
TaEs air 5ss-crs al gs- fsta q TIE
air passages s1i fEaEs zn5 sa-tc-ss
and l1-45ss The BLOOD with the EctE
tic-af ozone II Supplies + sz1as1s
czrzr-a a TIE had and throat AID
respiratory organs WnefvE t2ss
uzc5l. membranes contain cztsrrss,
EsEs- there EFo-si viii Is is -o-k
% healing When rising this treat
-s-t. the air Toz breathe EsA De
loL-l E-ES E-zL q TIE -cl--E-----S --s-
a5oTe The sea tsTsL where gTcEs the
baIzzltc trees and plants which make
the air pure 5F giving CT volatile anti
septic fragrance that e healing 70 tss
respiratory ORGANS
TIE complete HFouei outfit IS mex
pelsiVs and includes An inhaler, drop
per and sufficient EyoMet for seTsrsl
weeks treatment
Remember that II Eyomsi does not
relieve you Wilkinson L Co VIII re-
fund your money This IS good time
10 &c. I'D Of cata-Yh BY this natural
msthot and prevent catarrhal colds
that are 50 COMMON at this season
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

when they come On your place q. !,
can retire from the chicken b.si,s1
You have no remedy at Law.
A Nauroo family las a telin. NJ
can be termed a champion bread
and the cat is without a noted ua
gree, too. Last March SIZE gave ma
to seven Kittens; in June nine Al
this month she had a litter OF an av.
dozen A photo was taken Of MI
cat and her Interesting family n
cause II Is believed she has the recor
broken In cat births.
A week from next Monday n
Tuesday. November / and 2, ia A
Saints and all Souls day, holIdau
In the Catholic churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
Says Simple Laxative
Better than Castor @
Case Of Chronic Constipation Yield,
10 Mild Laxative Conn
pound.


pound.
Writing from The House Of the
Good Shepherd, st Sannyside Ave,
and 55th ST.. Seattle. where she Is the
guest OF her lifelong friend the Rev
ersad Mother, Mrs- Mary Austin.
widow of wealthy San Franciscan,
who lost everything in the fire OF
1906, says she experienced speedy re
lief from the aaa OF Dr. CaldEslfs
Syrup PeEsin and that she found this
gentle, pleasznt-tastirg Laxative more
effective than several doses OF castor
oil
The active principles OF certain la1a-
tive herbs are combined In Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin to act on the
eliminatiye organs In an easy, natural
way. without gripping or other dtscom-
fort. Its freedom from opiate Or Ear
cottc drug OF every description. com-
bined with its gentle action and POSI-
tive effect, make it the ideal laxative
for family use Druggists everywhere
sell 1t for fifty cents Q bottle.
A bottle of DR.. Caldweis Syrup Pep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

Score che for Harding ezclairos
the Bedford publican. He
made the other candidates stop tax
ing about TzTef country roads. and.
iu fact, has wrought considerable cor
fusion In the campo Of the promoters
Of paving between the farm fences. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

The decision Of Clifford Thorne 20
remain out Of the guberuator!aI race
ought 10 be more pleasing 10 Cosg0n
than any Of the other aspir2nts.
Thorne would have pulled heavily on
CosEon supporters and would have de-
feated the fell had he decided to be
come d candidate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

2 .. TEroo1 who has sea Tf.A
t.s Lee srE6Eease gG2srs IS TIE old
ea- s-1sssEz-t would sxF. al f1s
tina Ez5 ssGcEs EzszEs- - zss
DzTs-1s-r De-o--z1 al Edttc- BIZ
zrSs1- viii txks he ezSz- Eltzs-
2t-azr1so- = entitled 20 Il szsss-
He and ks @5s z E1= sslss-5oz Ess-
r. got Trroo5 10 sEcssss SEE TIE path
way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

Three es5 foot steel towers for wire
less EtationS are 10 he erected II
CARTE IN the near future, Il Fs be-
EeYed that towers u that height. =
properly equipped. will be able 20
receive wireless n1essage acrcss the
Pacific ocean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

THE ne1t republican national cen
ventiOn IL not far Of" sayg the
Charles City Press, "and II the DartT
can get together On Z good ccmpro
mise candidate IL can name the WHINE,
At the general election bat il cannot
,rrn the trIck with a 1912 boltey."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

II the wreck u matter and ths on
sst of armies. via. EcTt q : place e
MOatenegTo holding IA the s3E7 Ian.
f. about tine for her 70 get bHsv 10
the universal war;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

ss1ezE-5 zggTGsrzzg almost az gBa
10 see : single baS@1zI zszze indicate
HEzt tk= Al-s-zezz p'so29s ara vEiIEz z
50 asss11 ID @ee clea- z-6 E1aesz sport
wsT z-sgaG-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

VIZ the GzfOc-z at - Lzsfneas b.
4,-s TIE Tcts-s ss2e<r ezE63zz-e so-
soFe-Eo- Slzt o5fsetiCz EEZ1 tie anti
Ts-6E2g Ee1 -zsssz Sotf rea5s Esy-
kzra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

and II you are ignored you are mad
again Just because that condition fits
your disposition. Why don't you, for
2 change. iooE At the bright side Of
things and maybe your digestion"
vii improve
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

The WILSON s4E1k1Es-rstfoE EzT re-
eszss ~ r5cCg-ige villa hz- IT. Cannot
take from ht-z tie 6is-fnc-toz u being
ihs cEiy AeaJean in history to o~r
= s1s5 be-h tz5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

TIE 6-Fs gave Mayor TEoEpsoz q
ChfGzzo Z weIcc--e u his return from
SzE grzzc5sco- TEe EeerE reeegctoa
Eas IL tie rztz7= o. z frost
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22

THOUGHT FCa TODAY.
4 p-oTer5 IS one mans wit and all
Eaz's T4S1cz1-E-c-d Johz R1szeEl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-26
THIS MUST HAVE BEEN A
SORT OF IKE WALTON
CEREMONY.

SENEINuON H.
(From the Western Mail, Eng
land.)
FISH-RODD-At st. Pauls
' church, Grangetown, Sept. sth,
by the Rev. D. Fisher, John Fish
OF Newcastle, to Emily Mary Rodd
OF Cardiff.
Anyway, it was thoughtful
Of Greece not to call back
her reservists until after the
straw hat cleaning SEASON.
New York Herald.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE.
"How do you balance your
means" asked her visitor, of the
new bride.
Easily. What | leave l warm
: over for Jack and what Jack
leaves | warm over for myself"
answered the bride, with a smile.
SURE ENOUGH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-26

all that daughter should will make her husband
good wife, years older than she is and I'm
afraid the difference in their will make great difference
later
But daughter she loves him and cannot think of
giving that she will him against wishes,
although grieves do that
this three and know that he is
character good health and he is able to give
wife home, but think he should woman not
girl
friends tell when he old she will be young and he
home when she will to about and
jealous of her and make life miserable for
her.
She has always seemed to enjoy staying at home instead of
dances with the other girls and likes moth
better than working around home.
you think about It, Miss Grey2 Do you think she
happy she this man? Surely know OF
similar they happy? MOTHER
Al have known of similar of them were happy
My conclusions that has not mucf
marriage character and temperament As fan
concerned simply state of mind II THU
have things In why should
they be happy?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-26
HEALS SKIN DISEASES

1t is unnecessary for you to
suffer with eczema, ringworm
rashes and similar skin troubles.
A little zemo, gotten at any drug
store for 25c, or s1.00 for extra
large bottle, and promptly APP
piled will usually give instant re-
lief from itching torture. 1t
cleanses and soothes the skin and
heals quickly and effectively most
skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful disappear
ing liquid and does not smart the
most delicate skin. II Ia not
greasy, is easily applied and costs
little. Get 1t today and save all
further distress.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-26

% wi @ Three later
birth to baby boy. After the child my mistake
him Now my husband has come to claim the child
Which has right to the boy my husband or the man
.s Ts aa but
and take the boy that dare him school
gets away that will newer see him again
my husband right to my
husband to have him. he is good man and would take good
and have go sa the ss the ss' my
At would seem that your legal husband would have first
been away from husband five months when the child born
authentic Information from the juvenile Judge a. the juvenile court
as he has jurisdiction in such matters
do not wish return the engagement ring to him for fear
that he will give it to other girl Am Obliged return
A-By all you ring, Pray what diff
you only pledge ring
property to do with as he pleases
five We have have BEEN Tsn nine wsc P Dss S s 5
marriage certificate We married by justice whom
anything obtain another GER
you who marriage
can get them to swear to an affidavit and in this way obtain
o.-I rs old Would it be right to kiss
broher-in-law whom you have not seen for 10 years?
A-There might be EXCEPTIONS but ordinarily would not
o-wm you please through the Times if there is
any way enlarged what is the sim
plest and best remedy? c.
Always rinse the face In cold water to which few drops
Of alcohol been added
a girl to ask gentleman caller to come
consider himself unwelcome IL she does
him?
A. a ruI a called he calls phone
a asking place of amusement
him to call the phone and ask he
to q
girl to ask him to call again.
rather think the following recipe will
housewives at this time of when
a
way O making eggess cake.
white 1-3 butter cottolene milk;
2h flour; baking powder; pinch of salt
mix with add milk slowly,
beating and flavor with Vanilla Con-
tinue beating Bake In
8 Use simple frostng or
filling beaten with milk and
sprinkle with few ground walnu
MRS. r.
Q-I mother a girl 19 old who is engaged
She has been carefully brought up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-26

The late David Grahan
Phillips, the novelist, noticed
each morning as he passed
certain hanson cab i'm ADD
st., New York, q fat purse
lay on the floor OF the ve-
hicle. Puzzled, Phillips
spoke to the owner of the
cab about it.
.'Well," said the veteran,
with a wink, "when trades
bad | put it there-it's emp
ty--and you'd be surprised
at the number of people who
take short rides i'm my cab
just to get hold of this cheap
old purse that looks so prom
isin'!"