?
Ftirm Lott, or Btoltn.
' The Bangkok Times announces that
& largo floating island on the Mokong
or Cambodia river. In Slam, recently
. slipped its moorings, and has not been
seen or heard of since. There were a
number of trees three feet in diameter
on the island, and the land was under
cultivation. The owner has been
bunting diligently for his property,
but has not been able to hear any tidings
of it. It undoubtedly went down
the river with a freshet and has either
stranded or gone to pieces.
Women'* Unequal Rights.
fn thirty-seven of these United
Bta*es - married mother has no legal
right to her children. In sixteen states
n wife lias no legal right to her own
earnings outside of the home. In eight
status a woman has no right to her
own property after marriage. In seven
states there is no law compelling a
luaa to support his own family.
!Hi'(licnl Hook Iron.
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?nt Kreo, postpaid, smiled, to any male
reader mentioning tills paper ; Be. Tor postage.
The Science of 1,1 fe, or Self-Preservation,
the (told Mmlal Prize Treatise, the
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pp., with engravings und prescriptions.
Only 25c., paper covers. Library Edition,
full gilt, $1.00. Address The Peabody Medical
Institute, No. 4 Bultliich St., Boston,
Ma-s.. (tie oldest and best In this country.
IVrito to-day for these books; keys to health.
TJp to snulT?an old-fashioned can
<Jle.
To Cure u i"old In tin#*
Take l.AXAnvr. IinoMO Quinine Tables.
All druggists rt?fuml tbumoney if it failsto
ptir>'. E. \V. IShoye'h .signature oil each box.
25c.
It's the big guns in politics who
Come to conventions with booms.
FITS permanently cured. No 111? or nervousness
aft.*r lint day's use of lir. i\ lino's Great
TCerve Kost->ror.?3 trial bottle and treatise free
I)r. It. il. 1\ I.I nr. Lui..tMI Arch St. Plilla. Pa.
The summer girl's campaign is full
or engagements.
A Colonel in the British South African
Army say* that Adams' Tutti Frnttl was a
}>!ea?iug to his men whilo tnurcliiug.
It's natural for a man to kick when
lie has to foot the bill.
PIho's Cure for Consumption is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds. N. \V.
&AUUBU Ocean Drove. N. J.. Fob. IT, l'JOJ.
K. A. hood. Toledo, O., snvs: "Hall's Catarrh
Cipc cured my wife of catarrh llftuen
years ago aud she has had no return of it.
it's a sure cur#*." Sold by Druggists, 76a
Mrs. Wlnslow'sHootlilng Syrup forchlldrrn
t#t.f liing, softens the gums, reducesintlumuinUun,
allays pain, cures wind colic.-lie. a hot tic.
The only thoroughly satisfied persons
in this world are those who expect
nothing.
Putnam Fadeless Dt? sdo not spot, streak
or give your goods tin unevenly dyed nppearuuoe.
Scld hy ail druggists.
The Willie boy, with bis 'trousers
turned up, often finds himself turned
down.
, I '
Ar?* You 1'iilnE Allen's Font-KitMT
It Is the only euro for Swollen, Smnrtlng,
Tired, Aching, Hot, Sweating Foot, Corns I
nnil Itnnions. Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease,
a powder to Iteslmkon into the shoos. Cures
while you walk. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 2&e. Multiple sent Fit EE. Address
Allan S. Olmslod, Lolloy. N. Y.
Many a follow makes himself ill
drinkiug another fellow's health.
' 'lie Ste?i Prescription I'or < titlls
and Fevor is a bottle of (Irovk'h Tastki.ks*
(.'tin To sue. It Is simple iron and ({Vilnius
in a tuneless form. No eure.no pay. I'rtee23e.
Some people are always looking for trouble.
while others are constantly running I
uwtty irom it. Ho. 27.
If her 1."istess does iher own work
thi> Kill guest, who is thoughtful may
properly give a helping hand in washing
the dishes or dusting the parlor,
hut this work must be tactfully offered
and not intrusively urged; some women
are averse to assistance from
their guests.?July Ladies Home Journal
JiTin ''-^$1
W&atan'?
SA YS
g48 dJoctorod wSf.h two of 1
the bes t dautors to the <cSty
for two years and had no
relief until B used! the
PSnkhatn remedies.
"fify trouble was ufoorate
of tSio uterus. 3 suffered
torritiy, could mot
steep nights and thought
sometime# that death
would! he suoh a relief.
46 To-rtey E sun a well wonts/ip
aLbte to tie sr:y ov/n
work, and ha vo nsi a pain,
4S 3 cjsocJ four bvttlos of i
Lydte ?* Pinkkam'a Vegetable
Oontpoutsd a ad threo j
gsaekejjoo of San&iivo .
Waste ansif cannot araiso
tho tuiGrJiatoas enough,"?
MPS. ELIZA THOMAS,
?T34 Pino Si,, ?asCon, Pa,
Airs, Plnhham art vise 3
suffer tor* woman without
charge,
Ly<JU K- Pinkh*m Mod. Co., Lynn, Mut.
UTJor^J.^ I Thompson'? Eya Watar
An Kconoiuic Necessity.
SPEAKING of one of the meat
important matters now occupying
the attention of whoelinou,
Vice-Prosident Kingsbury,
of the L. A. \V., says:
"The suggestion that the Highway
^Improvement Commit tee of tho League
pf American Wheelmen take immediate
steps toward the insertion of good
roads planks in National platforms
has met with such instant approval
and so much encouragement that it
seems safe to predict for it a complete
succoss. Under tlm ?:?i
which tlio League lias given to it, tho
raoveineut for bettor roads has grown
to groat proportions, and now, under
tho united efforts of the wheelmen,
farmers and automobilists, is so rapidly
becoming recognized as a plain
business proposition, tho benoticiul
results of which aro out of all proportion
to its cost, that far-seeing statesmen
will no longer have any desiro to
ignore tho question of highway improvement
under natioual legislation
and appropriation.
"It seems porfectly proper that tho
demand for a declaration of belief on
this subject from tho leading political
parties should como from the organization
which was the pioneer in tho
movement; it has been a loug, twenty
years' campaigu of education, commencing
with local work and the distribution
of such literature oh could
be obtained, and working gradually,
by tho expenditure of thousands aud
thousands of dollursaml tho distribution
of millions of pamphlets, up to
successful legislation in many States
and the ndoption of tho Stato aid system,
which has proven unqualified
success wherever tried. The time has
now arrived for a still broader movement,
aud from tho League of American
Wheelmen should como the primary
efforts which shall result in a
thoroughly practical system of national,
State and city road building,
which would apportion tho expense
and soon put tho highways of this
country on a basis equal to that perfection
which national aud Stato liuancial
aid have made it possible for our
through rail aud waterways to attain.
"The effect of the insortiou of a
strong plank declaring in favor of national
highways, which,with the united
effort of farmers, automohilists?aud
wheelmen, should not ho difficult to
obtain, could only have beneficial results,
oven if placed there ouiy with
tho idea of vote gettiug by tho party
management; the good roads movement
to-day is stroncr enoiiffh to fnllnw !
up such ft party promise with demands
for its fulfillment; it would provo the
entering wedgo which could be driven
deep enough into tho heart of Congress
to products immediate results,
and I am confident it will bo accomplished
and that woshall mark tho be- I
ginning of tho new century by starting
national highways."
I t
A llcflult of I*rivnto Kntorprlflo,
One of tho most successful movements
for good roads, tho rosult of
private enterprise, is that of tho citizens
of Madison, Wis. The idea of
securing drives along tho lakes and
parks in ami near the eitv I
nito skapo eight years ago. For the |
first two years tho work was carried i
ou by a citizens'committee, hut finally
passed into tho control of an nssoci- I
ation organized for tho purpose. Tu !
tho by-laws of tho association it is I
provided that, in acquiring, opening, i
extending parks and drives in and
about the city of Madison and Dane
County, tho business shall bo without
profit to any member. Tho corporation
is without capital, and there is
no such thing as a dividend. Any
person may become a voting member
of the association on annual payment
of 825. Persons contributing uunually
$.? or over, or less than ?25, becoino
associate members, but have no
vote, save'Sn altering constitution and
by-laws. Any person contributing
?500 is made a lifo member. Other
sources of revouuo are gifts and I
grants. In all, during tho oiglit
yeais, nearly ?40,000 has beeu sub- j
scribed and expended, the results
beiug tho building and maintenance
of tweuty-tivo miles of carriage drives
and bicycle paths, tho layiug out of
several small parks, and the planting
of hundreds of shade trees.
Inform .Mitrdiinf; On.
The cause of road reform in this
State goes marching on. Tho latest
conuty to come under its wholesome
influence is Albany. The supervisors
of Albany have just determined to
improve ono of tho leading reads of
the conuty, through State aid. Commenting
upon this decision, tho Albany
Journal remarks that "the
w.iin in iuu countj oi .oioany ior
many years have boon remarkably
bail." This is not a confession which
does credit to Albany's public spirit
and enterprise, but then she can console
herself with the reflection that
there is scarcely a county in the State
which, if called to the witness stand,
would not ho compelled to make n
similar confession. ? New York Alaii
and llxpress.
Tln> Murk i?t Snr?'?<HM.
"Dear me!" ?aid the short-sighted
old gentleman who 1ms a great weak
nv - ? mi mo iuu n?'\ in general, "i
hail no idea Miss Stretton was lefthand*,
d." "Sho isn't," replied the
charming widow who hopes to lure
him from geueral admiration to pnrticnlar
attention. "Then why does
she handlo her clnhs so oddly?" "Oh,
she wishes everyone to see her new
engagement ring."
Wlu*rtt Women Vote.
In Iceland men and women ,are in
every respect political equals. The
nation, which numbers about 70,000
people, is governed by representatives
> elected by men and women together. ,
w-,jyr
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What makes you 1
certainly must be sorru
your tongue is coated
|H your head aches, if yo
pra your stomr.cn, and ii
SjB then the whole trouble
fela What you need is a
jj$| liver pill, a purely ve^
Iot need a box of Aycr's
rag need. These piiis cur
ness, dyspepsia, and ;
Eaj their equal for a liver regulator.
Bg| complaint and chronic constipatio;
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<r'-_
s>k Gross g|
ook that way? There p*j3
^ good reason for it. If
, if you arc bilious, if |J|
ur food rests heavy on f&fl
you arc constipated, ;g$
is with your iiver.
good liver pill, an easy ffeVf!
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e constipation, biliousPills
on hand. There is no pill
Ixir.g ago they cured me of liver
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Best Coujth Syrup. TwiasUood. Ueo rfl i
tn ttiuo. Sold by drusslitUu |**f
lives, but he's a dead
i is really alive whose
During the winter
nd nearly all their time
j houses or offices or
any don't get as much
ought, and everybody
:ople gain weight in
rule it is not sound
4 r r* * * -
ins a lot ot tlabby iat
ting matter staying in
it ought to have been
Lit the liver was ovcr1?stopped
work. There
tad liver, and spring is the
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it of your system, and get
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and stir up the liver to new
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_ .1_:_L 1
(jaique Distinctions of fl. R. fl.
Ilore are sonip interesting facts rpont
the Prince of Wales, which arc
doused from Ids biography as witteu
by Ids private secretary.
He is a Colonel eight times ovei
He has one private secretary, tw-> as_
sistant secretaries, ant! a staff of c,.,iiS
to assist him.
He receives 200 letters a day ant mi
swers most of them.
He lists every order of knighthood hi
Europe.
His uniforms are worth $7."?.(KKw
lie is the chief horse owner, i.oqowuer
and yaehtman in England.
He goes to church every Sunday
morning.
He started life with an iucei
WH> a year.
He-loves to travel incognito in IfarN.
His favorite vehicle In London is a
hansom cab, yet his stables cost S7.V
cmm> a year.
He has friends in every nation and
speaks German. French. Italian and
Russian. >"' >
lie is feet 0 inches tall and Weighs
ISO pounds.
He is r?7 years old and has four
grandchildren.
When he was young lie was very lender-hearted
and cried for days when a
tutor loft him.
He is said to be one of the best shots
HI uti.
IIi? sets the fashions In clothes for
tin.' whole worlil.
Ho has thirteen university dejrrees.
lie lias made more speeches than any
other man in the wotlil, hut mostly
short ones.
He owns the deepest mine in Kuj*
lan.
He was the tirst Christian to dine
with the Sultan.
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