The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 25, 1906, Image 4
null Flatting Statistics.
"I urn off to Spain," saltl a photon
rapher. "The bull P&frtln# n^ason op
?ns In April, unci i mu'o- bo there (or
the Aral pe. foi ni(i)i<%<
"The wean?n," be ?ald, "labia Roven
month*, from April to November.
fCaxh reason there nrc on an u vera?*'
600 llKhts ami in ??ucli light three bulla
are Killed, ten borsea and u twenty
Hfth of a man. Tho ag Kregafe sea
Hon'a slaughter In the rln^, that Is
to nay, la 1,500 bulls, f>,00o horxeb
?tnd nun
"The chief matador* number twon
ty-ttve. They eaeh firu about $9,000
a ?eahon. The ordinary helpers earn
In a reason only $o00."
A Serenade.
Th' wind* of tli<* Mouth,
All fiuKiullt wltll hlt'HHon^
Khali fly to your mouth
Aii'l nteul to your hofiotnf
The <h?y HOiign of in<-aUowi?
Around you *hull leap,
Ainl melt In cool xhudowit
Tt> soot ho you to sleep.
No BOHR of I hft IJIOVe,
No blrdlhig at uost.
Hu nweet as your love
fio .soft uk you i
No night itioth iliul fllrb,
No none# It xIpH,
Ho ?oO fH your i vw
Ho iweel us your
The wind* of I ho Wt'Mt,
The ntsr* without number,
Mttll lull you to rest
Mtiall sooth* you to sloml'Sfl
% he summer around you,
TllH SUIlSbllie << bos t? you.
V.'lth |{hi<Jne?M surround voil--*
Dear heart! how I love you!
? Ammlcuii Majgcazhie.
WASHINGTON, D. C, is leaping
forward to a pla^-e ainontf the great
eapilaln of t h?- world. Invest your
money therr. It will u row faster than
anywhere else on earlii. You ean se
cure an interest in the ("nited St/ites
Keal ly Company's immense real es
tate holdings, largely upon famous
Pennsylvania Avenue, the Avenue
upon whirK (lie While House mid eap
itol are located by paying fil per
inoiilh on a I 10 in\ e^t incut , $.r> per
month mi a liJJtt m\ i <-1 meiil , or 1 0
j;er month on :i ,v > id inve tinent. W e
pay you dividends on lull amount
Mi.bseribed lor Imhh tini" liist pay
mem is made, ami pioti<rt \our fam
ily in ea- e of d< iit b. >iii can buy
at $lll) per share il you ael tptieU.
I'riee will advance to belore .) ? i r>< *
'20th, l!10t>. This investment sold to
while peoplu only. Send for free book
Jet ^iviit}; full in I oi mat ion. I nit'd
States Itraltv t o.. \\ a^iington, I) ( '.
HICKS'
CA*JPDINE
I HMI OIA1 1 I.Y CI KH
v HEADACHES
Ilrcak* up COLD6'
IN <> ro 12 HOl'M
Tdil Aotd* 10*. At 0rv44)??t
So. 21 '0(3.
Bits of Brightness.
AHit tin' Wint' "S<> '.In- million
mil's lit'lil a hauqimt last ui^lil ! Was
t lici t- iiumli i-M-ilf nmul 1 ' '
"What w .1 - l In- In.'* I 1 1 1 i.i'j" sr r \ rt I ? "
' ' Sllh| ?oi ? 1 1 ;i ' '
I Km . I in- Daniii;- -M rv-. 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ? * :
'"Now mMy tramp! I low dair you
fat that hmon pic I cot owl io cool !"
Tired ' I' i h ? o 1 1 1 \ ; "Well, if did tak<
ln iw', mi.i 'am lull a starvim.; man
emit In' \ >M \ | >a i" I miliar about what
lie cat-. ' ' , ,
Why It \\ as Iliad visalde. Kirs I
1 'hv^ii-ia ii ? *? Di.l von advise and oper
til ion !' '
Si .-oiid Physician : ''No, tin' pa
tit-iii'.- I toil 1 1 was strong, hut Ins pork
rt lunik w a- w rak . ' '
l.i t it Shim' "There's lots ol sun
frhiiif in tin' world." remarked tin*
<ipt iiui-t if hoarder.
"Trim.'' replird the t'vnic, "hut
v Imt the world needs is not so imin\
jK'tiplf w ho tarry awnings."
N ? ?n u?r 1 tot tor. >1 woiuh-r uhv oltl
M r. I > joues never rami' hark !?? urn. 1 1 ?
rt tin pla I tinl ot -holt nr-s i.l hirath.
nit! I to,-, or Wliat did \ " u -ay t?
kin. tt
\ t- in-; I ii't-loi I -imply said I
Inn : "I'll .-ooii stop that. '
b R t: A D DYSPEPSIA.
'Ill 1 ? I ? t 2 ii % fir n\ o ui l.rf. Out.
11.,-ail dyspepsia is eomimm It :i r
frr\< i lir tio w el & iii't'ii iim* while lu,-.i,i
is nearly all Match. am' stnni, ?- <1.
j;es(ed in the i?t. stint's, nut in
fctmn.icli ..roper.
Tip mirier the sheii of t It w i.i .i;
berry Nature luis provided a tin.-'U
deposit which is turned into tlias'. .i -<?
when it is Mibject^ri to the saliva .mil
tti liit' pancreatic jui es in iiie iiaui.tit
intestines.
This (lluHta.se Is absolutely ueri'<v;r >
to *1 i K?'M t starch and turn It into
augur. which is the next form; hut that
part of the wheat berry make* dark
flour, and the modern miller cannot
readily Nell dark tlour, < nature's va'.?
ltahle digester is thrown uui ami ,he
human system must handle the starch
ax host it ?an. without the help that
Ktilure intended.
Small wonder that appendicitis, peri
tonitis, constipation. and all sorts of
trouble exist when we n<? s?. contrary
to Nature's law. The food experts that
perfected ({rape-Nuts Food, knowing
these facts, made use lit their experi
ment:! of the entire wheat and hurley.
Including all the parts, ft ml subjected
them lo moisture and long continued
warmth, which allows time' atvd th"
proper condi lions for devetf.ptn* the
diastase, outside of the human body.
In this way the starchy part is trans
formed into grape sugar in a perfectly
tiHlural inanuer, without lite list- ??'
diem Ira Is op any outside ingredients.
The lit:h* sparkling crystal* of grape
ftiifcar ''an ba seen on the piccfn ?>(
tJrape-Nnts*. This loud therefore is
naturally pro-digested and its use in
piaee of bread will ipilckly correct the
troubles that have been brought about
|?3* (he too free use ?>f starch In the
.food, and that i> very common lit the
tinman race today.
The effect of eating (Jrape-Nuls ten
day# or two .week* ami the discontin
. tin lire of ordinary while bread. N* \ory
marked. The user wll! gaiu rapidly i;t
atreiiftla and physical and menial
fcealth.
:v- ? r*a?ou."
PROVISIONS 1)1 Mil Bill
The famous Rate Law In Its
Amended f orm
? *
A FAIR ANfiCONSERVRTIVE LAW
The Provisions of the Bill a ? it Fin
ally Became a Law Plan of Coart
Review and Exception**.
Tim pl i i ti- 1 1 ?ii J purpose of I J i c rail
road rati' lull ax passed lis tin* itm
Jfl't'HH af its | <1 :'Sf II t SfS?.|i HI, IS t'l pt i
init the Itilerstate < omnifrre < onitnis
sioll to fix til I e:?, The pl'OVi*]lMI t'OU
li'i i iiif; f 1 1 is. ;t 1 1 1 Inn it \ i > found ui the
fourth si'i'l.oit of t'e It'll, :i 1 1 ? I amends
Ki'i'tioii fil Iff n >>f t li?* 1 1 1 1 ? * i state < '? ? 1 1 1 -
UH ret1 < ommi>.-<iou Ik ti X ?;i 1 1*.->. Tin'
provision fonl'iT lin;.', this iiulliui ii v is
I'oiind in 1 1 j ? ? I < / 1 1 1 1 1 1 section of (In- hill,
and a|iiciids section til'tcen ol I In- In
terstate < 'oininerce laws so jis to a? -
roiuplish (t hat re-stilt. Thai sci'tiou di
rects t In* commission to in vi'sl i'.rale
<*oi 1 1 1 ? I a i 1 1 1 ?. <<f lUjjust and unreasonahle
charges on i In- port < d common car
riers in t In* t ran^porfi^totii of persons
or properly, <?r of re^nTal ion-, or of
practices atTri-l iiif^ such chanires. 1 1
also alii liori/i*> an iut|iiir\ as to
whi't lu*r llw ralfs or pt act ices are
"unjustly 1 1 ? ->f s i ii i i i ia i 1 1 r \ or unduly
pit ? If i'i*i 1 1 ial <?r prejudicial or other
wist! in violat ion fi| t he a < ? t , and in
rnsp any of these ??< > i i? 1 i t ions art'
It'imd i i^l ^ ? \ i > ; , l i cotn tit 1 1 1 1*?* is t in
p< i \* ci f<i i<> tli |t rinlrt? and proerth"
\v 1 1 a l will I )?? 1 1 ir j 1 1 l and*, it a m in a hie
1 1 1 1 1 \ i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rati*, ami what \i ? ? " 1 1 1 a t ion
til' practice i- |IHI . l'fii> ou;.h|c i!li<l
tair. I'n rt lie i , authority is yiwu I lit
t ? > 1 1 1 1 1 1 i > - i " 1 1 to fii ft i fft* lis orders, ami
they art* in ..Li int. ? i fleet within thir
ty da\s, aiiil continue m force I . > t
two years, unless suspended, tii"tli
lii ij ui st-i a -idc l)\ a court n| t .'iii
pf I ?? 1 1 1 iiiri^dit't inn. t > t ! ? t ? i pov.cis
fi >n 1 1- 1 ltd lt\ tin- -???( i<?n art': To ap
portion |< ' 1 1 1 1 I. ii.-, establish I h i ? ?u:,li
nuitf-- .-ill. I maximum ,i"ii:t rati - an?i
pi .-mm tin- iht'ir tli\ i-i'Mi ami In ? ??? -
I <?( in mi* ill.- fi -in | .. ? ti -,i 1 1. 1 1 1 t.? In- p. 1 1 < I
I ' > s| 1 1 1 1 p. - 1 ? d <? i 1 1 n s.'i N iff l"i t arri. i -.
Award of Damages.
S<-.ii. .ii hi ..l i ! i?> pri'sciil law is st i
fl : i i a ' In |tft?\|.|f I'm :i!l await! U>
| wrnn 1:1 rv t ( :i m:i,.;t's I" f?Mn|?lainanl.s
t < ? 1 1 ? I ? I ? ? 1 1 1 It 1 1 ' ? I . ;ll li I ill rasi* |ii?\ 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 -
iiif 1 1 < * I | >ti . 1 1 1 1 > ( I y mini.' in :it n?i il;l ni'v
villi iln- auanl, (In- l>t >i i < ? I i ?* i ; 1 1 y i
;i ill lei i/r. ! l<> !ilf miiI in a I ' 1 1 1 1 ? i
Still's. ttlt lll ft III! (U 4't > 1 1 | | >< ? | t'tllll
j >1 iaiiff. Tim lintliri?;s ?>!' tin- fominis
- nm ; i it' in In- t fftMN ftl :is 1 1 ri I r i . i I at* ie
f\ itll'llff ?'l lilt1 I'il (* t ? III 1 1 ? 1 1 sllils,
an. I tin1 | "-I il intitT is :il? -<i| \ i'il I toiu
ii I i 1 1 ; 1 1 ? i 1 1 1 \ ! 1 1 r ftiv|-;. A imt In- r y1'"
\ is mil 1 1 ? i n I - i -> li";al I In- s. . \ 1 1 * ; ? til i ii.1
t m 1 1 ( ? i : t > |" llu- t ? * ? r n i : ? i - . ' 1 1 1 1 1 tin niuli l i i ? ?
lllillls. Hill | > I 1 1 \ 1 1 1 1 ?- * 1 1 ; ? I tlll'M' * ? ?"t 1 1 ? ?
shall I ikf ffn-fl 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ 1 1 : i \ - .t i tin
si't \ ii f mill >- 1 1 - 1 ? t ? ; 1 1 i ? * t ? in nun <1 iin'il
l?\ llic i 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 - ??inn "I >ii j tt ? I : i i - ? i i i.:
. t a- i.li' l>\ I lit* l imi ts.
Penalties.
A penally ii! $.">.< MIO 'Hi t'iifli i'i
trn-.i' in 1 1 1 ->i i| it't 1 1 cf i ft' nt i In* tiiilff
I It 1 1 m ist'i 1 , j 1 1 1 1 1 tilt' | it* 1 1 a 1 1 \ is In ai
tniniilali' at tin- rati' '>1 S.">,()l)0 a >i..\
in i'H.m' 1 1 1' cunt inniiii- violation. ? >!
? It i- niln r than tlmsc lm nimif\ pav
infills :n i' in l?i> fii tui'i'i't! l>\, tin* liil
fiiil mutt-, tlinmuli will*- nt 1 1 1 ;i 1 1 1 1 -
inns iir in juiift nm. ami in fii>?* t>! ;i j ?
pral 1 1 ? tin' snpvt'int* limit, iln sf fast's
art- 1 1 ? l)t> i \ i'il | iff ft*il ii i f m i-l all
itllll'lS i ' \ I . ' | > I tlllisi* nl a i lllMII'.ll j
i*li a i jit t f r.
Court Review.
Tin' Itill was iinif 1 1 1 1 1 *i I li\ i ' . . ? t ? 1 1 -
alt* ?><?. a - l.i Li i \ ? ? tlif I 1 1 1 1 it I St.itfs |
??ii. nit limit-; |u , i- . I nt nm In finm
tain suits I ? i-t n i; ? I ; t f.. . i - 1 n 1 1 1 m fliaii'.:f 1
llu* tti'ilfi- nt tin i "N ? 1 1 1 i . 1 1 1 . ami al-i>
In 1 1 rt >\ iiif : i a i 1 1 - 1 tin' rani 1 1 1 ?_ nl m
I till nut nl\ ilfi'lf*". \* > 1 ! 1 1 ? 1 1 1 In-ai lll^s,
anrl n iiKniu a | >| M ii |> !:..in ??ut'h milt-is
: tit rt'fi i . i tiif mi| in- iiu i "ii 1 1 .
! lMln*r |itti\ i-am. '\tfinl the tlfli
I nit nm nl i In- \\ i > n I " i ail i n ;u I ' ' s.i ii>
In lliakf It llll lll.ii' >>\\|tf!ll-, --pill".
| lr;nl<s. 1 1 * it 1 1 1 1 1 : : t lamlitir-, iiii_*iil
tlf juisil yanls ai.l ?.trmnnU, ami ilf
liiifs ' ' t ra!i>|?'i t at mn " >.. a> In mako
it finlirat t* tars ami nl!n*r !"a t ? 1 1 1 1 > i*s
tin sliiptni'nt ni .'iii i iat^f, ' " 1 1 rfspff
tiw n)' Dwnci ship ni ,,t a 1 1 \ i ..mat t "
tlif mt flit nm limn" I.. makf llu- rail
mails ri'viiMiisililr i'ur nil si .1 ? . ? i : 1 1 , mi
[ 1 1. Ms tn t nrnisli if. ia I ..n >.* i \ ?. .- ,.n
? in rru>i>n;iltli
Senate \mendmcnts.
Sfiiali' :i in?- 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1?- 1 ? t - . i:i< hull* ??il | ? i j n ?
lllir<. I'Xpil'^S < M|||pa II If- .Mill v 1 1 1 1 1 j > i 1 1 V
?.u nii'lti" tin- Ii?mi! of
"common ?ai i n i <, ' ' and make tlirm
amrnald)1 to lli<- i i'i|ii 1 1 tiifii I s iln?
hill. OiIiim vciijitf imxlili<;ii ion* pro
liilnt tin' i<Mian<r ?>t <>i tin*
vrUllltillH of spii'l.ll 1a\o|> |.? m||i' i-las>
m|' passt'M^ri > nvi'i aiio|h<i, prolnliit
UUlii>a?t companies ttoiii t ran>pori i
(-omtllodlt i<"> plodinpl li\ I hr!ll^? l\ o
H'<JltlV?* (? >tnp; I II I. - Ml s)llpp?'l>; |i|mIu
hit till- ji i :i it I i : iri <>i arrPptaiuv of re
l?at<>, and i ciiisl all' tilt1 itnpi Uoutiirilt
piMialtv t mi violation i ? | (lie law.
'I lii'ic aii- al>M in l In' law
li-lalivi' Im (!),? repot l-> to Im> iv?|uilod
Ml romiiiMii rinii'i>4, ;? 1 1 ? I a penalty
ot tit"' a day i^ impo^i-d 'mv failure
Im <*? > | i i | > i \ with lln- 1 ? ? I ?1 ?! I li'?[liur
llU'llt .
I'll,. connni-oion i* uiM'ii iii'ci'ss to
tln? accounts m| \ in- companies af
forded l?\ I In1 ael, hut examiners aVc
? ?
forbidden under penally ?>l I ?? ? ji \ \ line
and long: iiuprisouunt from ?1 i \ -
intf the l acts asi crt a itied. Fines of
!fo00 Tor failure to keep proper ac
count i? pro\ idoit. A I aUiticat ion ??J'
iliT?ililts i* n. ado punishable I ? v lint'
r*nd irnpriTorwrnt.
i^rcuit and district co;?>ts of the
('uitcd Stairs aio ;;ivi n jurisdiction
over complaints by the commission of
L'aihivo to comply witli ils order*. and
mob courts are 'Ax'ijuiiod to issue
wi its of mandamus co?>\>ollin^ sneli
HrtnplkuH<.
I GREAT FOREST FIRES
DEVASTATE MICHIGAN
I Sevui Villages, Willi 3200 Popu
lation, Destroyed.
MANY LIVES SUPPOSED LOST
Financial Losses Aro Heavy- "Mil.
lionu of Feet of Pine Lumber
Gumc-ii or Too Badly Damayed
to ti? of Una.
M i I vv :? ?? U ???>. Wis. Advices rcccu oil
from .Volt hern M i < - 1 i i : i i i i ?j ? ! i ? ?:( l ? ? Thai
I lie \vor*l lou-M fll*e siiwo I'hiiiip* w..-'
<li sii >i\ ci| in ) s; ) I i? i.i^invr mi i!m
I I'l'iT I'. lllUXlllil.
I .:i t mlvi ???? are thai a ti. ? t lli'rly
miles si|iiari-, imliiiliiiK I lt<* nonl?"rii
li.t I I ill i f I'llOlllillCC ( 'lllllll.V. Ill*' l-lloflMIt
portion iii 1 jjckhtvou <'.,utit\ a tut ihe
V.r-irlli | HI It i'| i?e|la < "utility, has lieejl
d<va.sla icil.
S v villa#' s wore reported In 1 1 : i \ ? ?
hccii desi roved, ; ( 1 1 > I the loss of life
lia s l?ceu heu ,v .
Kifoi'lH lo obtain tit-lads of tin; losses
I i a \ i ? j 1 1 ' \ < i I almost una v? diiitf, as all
t ?*l< ;;ra |>)t ami telephone coniniutiiea
lioll Willi till* Till' swept district ll;l V
l> rii i li"*i royed . Iv-iahiina, l>eila
t'olUli.V, wllli'll I e|<?j* I'll piled the HeWS
ol ilii' tin', lias Ix'i'ii isolated. Iron
Moiitiia in, the centre ol' the s^Vcnl
.M < - 1 1 o : ii 1 1 1 1 - 1 ? Uaii',1* iron district, tin
county m*:i I ol I >ii-kin.Mii) < liiinly, lias
al- i In en cut off.
'I'tu- urea lesl damage from lires ap
pear.* to l.e lii'twi'cu A I cmnuince ;i ti?l
Ksi-ali.i M.> . l in r.' is a .string of towns
iilmm i In- nortli wesicrn 1 i iii- which
Hp-.ii In have 1 1 - ? ? * i ? wept l.y tin" Ha inc. s
<??Mi.il ^ out ol tin* w nulls W H it 'I I s. u r
ro.siai iheui. I >i.-palchcs I l oin Alelio
n.ita'i' *ay tin* dailies could In* seen lor
twin. \ > ) \ i* miles ami :i pail ol' smoke
liin.v o?i'i llial city, though : I is twenty
nnl< s or more away from l In* seem-.
I i i- low us oi' IJuiuuosi'i*. Sli.i ii'i'i",
Sa iiudcrs ami Talliot n n * said to 1 1 : t \ '
suit cii'il si'\ crely. Saunders ami Sli.it
t i-r are Welleved to have Iiitii dest royi-il
ami it is fearet'. there is much loss ol'
Iii'"'. Talliol i.jis liailly damaged, Iml
was ii' 1 1 i li s I r?>\- i'il
T!;:' town ol iMuyrM eailed lor as
si ?>! .' mi' from M eiioniince. lull laid*
i -oi 1 1 : t ( - 1 ? i i:i m ti>< I lin- Icipiest, :is tin* dan
u i liail hi-i'ii a veiled. Milium-. set- i>
i> tow ii df 1 1 it m ) inhabitants ami i* tin1
s i i " of lii^ paper mills. l in* laioi
report fi'i-iM \ oil K\ ;is Unit t i : i* iowii w,h
111 if 1 1 .
I'll ? tire--' seem lo reach from almul
twi'iii.v uiil: s a lio\ ?' Mcnoiuliii'c ali.uc-l
In li-i-a l>a i:a, ami to have swept over
a wiilc section nl the i iiinlry. Mo<i
ni this ii-rriiniv is hca vily wooded,
sulci' s, i i 1 1 1 is lining virgin forest into
\\ hell an ax has net ( r hi'cn sw unu.
iitin-r parts arc wlial arc Unown .i>
liari'i'if" am! contain iron ran. yes.
In all these parts there are <etli"r<
liv.n^'oii small fa mis and there will l> ?
u;ear loss of life aniouu tins class, a
i lie 1 1 r. s passed alonu so sw iftly, leap
iie.: i oin one place io another, as m
yi\e little time for escape unless nie
si i i !i r tvai forew al lied.
'I'!;.' lniam ial loss ihrmcth lliese lires
will l>e eiioiimnis as uiiilioiis and mii
li- 1 1 s .if if siandiiiK liuilier will lie
h.iMieil or so Iiadly dainauerl as 1,1
m; U" ii tixi'irss for market. How iii-.h
.'p.- I o ? s i ? v m this respect will run is a
si i i i i i t i mi which it is useless to spe -
cial. ? at. this lime, lnif il w i'l he \ cry
Ilea \ \
r:ii;.i> s iii i : 1 1 . 1 .1 xt ; ksiai'i:.
Ml.-, ? | ' i 1 - 1 1 1 :i it 's Command and i'.ms
I'.l-X t l\ PI* | I it.
1 ?? -iv ll;l \ ell. IV.. ' l.ie 1 1 ? > W 1 1 ! I.,.'
>!"W n!" ?- reamed Fireman llarry I !???>
\' i ii. -m the J > i Jot itf his last flyiua
i??i i ? ? >i i \ c here I't a lilii#' l"t standiua
on ;i ?<? rail*: in I'roii'l ? ? 1* tin- train, aiul
ilif i ule mil' fell like a smitll !<?a ? t ? i
lav m'i!I while llio t in' Beech Crci'k
in ?? -i 1 1 < 1 1 1 ji ?? I m 1 ii?n swept <ncr ln'r and
came in a ?iop three 'rain lenaths he
yiuid. Tin* child was uninjured.
'! !;i? heavy irain wilh Mutineer K.
,! \! I >?*-?*'. ? in ehnrye. >? m! \\ i f ? i Harry
Hoover ai'i'i's> lin< from him. wis
hi'hind linn*, and dashed around lie
hia i u; v?? at l.ockhavcu ai friahllm
speed l'ar ahead they s;l\v a litlh'
inili' nC humanity stain (in a on tin*
lta< U. I a Ihish Hoover \v;is otn
on tin- rUnnirir board. itawlina ?<? '?!"
pilot. whom e lu* hoped to reaeh down
and |?orl?at?s swe-'p the I i I s 1 ?? niic from
lite tra? k. hilt ho mi* too la!<\ llo n;is
al>!" in ?_'!>( only one too; on tho pilot
\vl on iho nam was ahout on tin* !itt!o
oin?. wh i -tooil stariua.
A i i:\ i: Kit km w lis !?: !?:.
1 ?i't f. i \ . s I'oliow l'ii< K's AsNjiitant
I r . in Jail to Shallow Mint.
I 'i 1 1 "-Intra. I'a Alexander Korkman.
who math' an attempt on tho lift" of
Henry clay 1'riek tlmina ''he areat
slot I -tviUf at ' lontstead. I'a . .11 lv.rj.
was released Irom prison, haviua
served thirteen years in tin* Western
Penitentiary ami one year in Ihe Alle
gheny Workhouse. Botkmaii was sen
teneed 'o ?ervo twenty-three years' im
prisonment .
Deputy Superintendent .lohnson. * ? t
the .Mleaiteny I'nliee Department, and
three* I'iltslnira uelertives tnet Herk*
man upon his release and notified hint
to leave the eitv at onee.
Mo\inded I ?y spies of M. f. Flick,
wlm will shadow him for life, Uerk
man hoarded a train for St. I.ottis.
Two police otlieers in the millionaire's
pay hoarded the same train. It is said
the millionaire is to pay $10.<KX> a year
tn these shadow ?.
KKTIKKS AK I Ki: TAIN I Kl> ClI'l'S.
MNv it'iij 1 >!snpprovcs Action <>f Smith
Ctdlejfe TfUMOes.
Northampton. Muss. ? Itecuuse the
colleye trustees have accepted >:il'ts
from .Inlm I>. ltn^kct'ollcr ami Andrew
( 'arneyie. Mary K, Hir.l, I'm;* nineteen
vi-ai'x i'li insli lu iof in Ihe agronomical
leparinieut oi" Smith College. tendered
in' resignation.
\Ik< Hir.l wil! prcnare a formal
> att'itiiMu oi' 1 ? ' ? i" position to lie roail at
the ? onuiiriu ement excreises in .tune.
Standard Oil on the Defensive.
Tin* Standard Oil Company replied
lr? President Roosevelt's special mes
sage recently sent lo Congress nnd the
report of Commissioner <?arfleld on
the condition of the country's oil In
dustry. which accompanied it. It do
tiles the ohnrtro that it had henelited
hy seerel raves for transportation of its
products.
Ice Company Otllccr* Indicted.
Thirteen ice company ofllclals were
indicted in Cleveland for comhitiluK
and raiHiiiK the price of ice thirty to
lixii -six per i-oiik.
Time Limit fcxpired.
A fhtcagoan wm pr?Uli.K it* latv
Marshall Field.
?Mr, Field vab a klndiy man," h.?
Hfi'.d "Ho tfpoko 111 of i. i one. A n!
wh'Mi blrt opinion was a <*'1 ??f a |>' r
f.ou ut:d It whj not a t.. ? <>: alii'- oj.ln
on ho would ?*>? i-?x'? ?> > 1:1 v ,<-h n
?w!lt!u and quaint wio r.u. i ?> sdn>;
would bo quite lo>>t.
"Ouco ut a dlunor I i?i.ib:<d 1I10
convoriiallooul talent of a man ueros a
i)i? tablt. 1 nald t.. Mr. Field:
" 'l>o you knor him.'
"'1 havo met liliu," 'he oih<r ai|
Bworcd.
??'Well, he 1h a <?!< v? 1 < Imp,' hum!
I. 'Ho ran talk briHianily lor au
hour at a at re eh '
"'Then, when 1 Is ins* wald Mr.
Flphl, 'It suytft tiu ' ?? the begin
a lug of tho, Kocujid hour.
- But It Wafm't.
Riil-kfr' Steep I )? 1 ? ? l ? ? 1 : - ' I tliout'.lit
you rfcri! \v;| rnr??| not t<< "" u?'iir the
precipice. ' '
I'al lent : "I was ',:l' ' tlionyhl il
was only a hlulf. "
HABITS Or TKZ !<QJS" f-Lf.
Mnrold Kmnrri, M. A., TalU ?henc? If a
Come*, \V l? i 1 lir r II??or?.
The common house II y (Mr.sea Do
mestic^* in a creature of teach secret in
habits, that although from the very
earliest times he has been with us, and
the inoHt ancient writers have men
tioned and defcrihed hi in . still very
little was U 110 \\ it of hi* origin and
bikt?ry.
It remained for tin1 eminent HokIhii
t> to) o>ci h t , Dr. A. X. I'ackard, III 1ST. 5.
to uta kf* known his origin, habits Hint
tra nsfor uia I Ions from the ei^g through
the larva stale w..h ita two changes
to the pupa state, then to the perfect
11 y.
Near the first of August the female
Irys about 1-0 eggs of a dull Ufa \
color, selecting fre^h horse uiiiuure in
?which to deposit ln*r ???"?<. and so se
crete* them that they are rarely .seen;
It takes only twenty-four hours for
thotn to hatch into 1 lu* first form <?f
lurva. a white worm oije-qnarter of
1111 Inch iii length and nue-Jcnlh in di
n meter. Tlipy feed on tin* decayini:
mailer of their environment, and two
changes or casting of sk;us occur he
fore they turn into the pupa s?tnte; this
change comes very suddenly. 'I he en
tire period from the egg to the pupa
Mate is from three to four days. If
moist food is wanting when in llii<
condition they will eat each other and
thus decrease their number. Heat and
humidity greatly assist their develop
ment. as upon enref ul computation
each pound of manure around stable*
and outhouses develops under favora
ble conditions over one thousand fiies
It Is no wonder that where these con
ditions exist, we have such a veritable
harvest of the fly pest.
In the pupa state when the fly 1'
about to emerge, the end of the pupil
case splits off, making a hole through
which I he fly pushes a portion of it s/|
head; but here It seems to encounter a
difficulty ; the pupa, case is too stiff ami
hard to pass through, but nature comes
to Its assistance, and a sort of bladder
like substance forms behind the bead,
which swells out apparently filled with
air; it acts as a means of pushing away
the pupa case and releases the lly.
When the fly first emerges it runs
around wilh its wings soft, small and
baggy, it is pale and the colors are
not set; its head rapidly expands and
tin- bladder formation passes away
within a few hours the wings grow and
harden. It Is now a perfect fly.
'flip whole time from (lie depositing
of the egg to the perfect fly is not over
ten days in duration. Mnn.v persons
who observe small flies in midsummer
suppose they are the young. but such
is not the ease, they a re flies that are
imperfectly nourished in the larvae
and pupae stntcs, and do not attain
fnli size, in fact, they are the dwarfs
of their race. The male fly differ*
from the female in the front of the
heml hptu'fpn tl?p eyes, being at least
one third narrower, though in size the
female is rather smaller.
In the pupa state they are often fed
upon by the larvae of some of the
?beetles, notably that of the carpet
beetle, whose pupa, ihe dreaded buf
falo "moth.'' will attack the young
tly in the pupa case and eating it pos
*?>;?? the case for itself.
Adult flies, like most other creature*,
have parasites of minute size that prey
upon them; these can often be seen as
presenting small red specks over the
body of the tly.
Another enemy In the form of a fun
gus often attacks the tly in the early
autumn. This makes its appearance
as a white swelling and the while
spores of the disease can he ?een pene
trating the body of the fly, which it
Anally distends and ruptures.
The fly hibernates in winter, but with
h.s usual secretive habit, it is very dif
ficult io find bins in hi* winter ?insr
ters. With tlie flrst chill of autumn
the flies feeling the cold, seek tem
porary warmth in houses, and cluster
ing together form bunches in the ear
ners of walls and other places. They
are then sluggish and not ao active as
in the warm weather. However, tliey
do not tnake a permanent stay indoors,
button the tirat naild, sunny day. seek
the windows to get out and flnd tlie'r
permanent winter biding place; many
prefer to make* their homes in the roots
of grass on lawns where they hide
themselves so effectually that the ice
and mow of winter does not destroy
! litem iu their hibernating state, if In
the first warm day* of spring when the
snow Ih gone and the grass on the
lswns becomes dry and warm, long he- J
fore the yellow dandelion shows its |
head, a close observer m iv see num
ber* of flies crawling up on the grass
to get the welcome sunshine, tbelr
wings Mending out *:ifT and useless:
but they soou acquire the power of
flight in the warm ra,\s of tl'.f su::. A
great many days, however, elapse he
fore (hey appear In the homes of men.
where they are such unwelcome vis
itors. ,
In recent years, the medical profes
sion bate demonstrated that while the
fly Ifielf does not propagate disease, it
Is one of the inost industrious carriers
of disease germs which by contact ad
here to his feet. hairy legs and body,
distributing thern to Innocent victims.
If every house keeper could know all
these interesting facts which have
never before been brought to their at
tention, they would reaflie the im
portance of Mcvring the very best fly
exMmtnator.
( DON'T MISS TH>??
4 for* fur Nlui>i?cli Troubli? A
fcJrilioif, \>y Alilurpltuu? Nu Dt u(t.
J Jo \ uu iii'icli !
It iiit-diiA a <ii tented Stomach. Are you
littntcd \v ? tit Mjori iiieatli, <ia?. .^our
I'.i ii< i4tiotin iifiiri i'tiiit, iiii|i|titiOD, Wya
tsurntnt I'aint an I i.e?d Weifiii in
| 1'it 'A .Stomach, Aci 1 .Stomach, i).*teinic<J
? Abdon.cn, tii/jin.'.**, t.'oi.c?
I'j'l liicalu oi Auy t'thei Stomach Tor*
| tuie'r
Ia?1 iib tend you a box of Moll's Anti*
' lit- 1* li Wtirl't Wee to luiiv.iice you trial it
cutea
Nothing rUe like it (mown. It# enre
and veiy pieatant. Lure* by absorption,
i Harioi<-?a. No dri'^'t. .Stomach 'trouble
J i rt it * t be cured othci w?*e ? no eaya Medical
. t> vttuv*. IJiogt won't do? they e* l up the
Stouuch and make you worse.
j We know Mult'e Anti Welch Walera cure
and we want you to know it, hence Iuia
oder. i kiia otter may not appeal again.
Olita GOOD FOR 25c. IU
Send (hia cou[jort with your name
n ml address aud your druggist'* niuit
mul 10c. in stamps or silver, and we
will supply >ou a anionic frta ti you
bnve never used Mull's Anti-tielch
Wafers, and will also send you a cer
tificate good tor 25c. tow aid tbe pur
chase of more Reich Wafers, it ou will
Hud tlieru invaluable for atomucb trou
ble; cures by absorption. Add:*:**
Mi; 1.1. h ( i HAfK T?MO Co.. 328 3d
Ave., 'lock itiia id. 111.
/?' ice Full Address and Wt iU Plainly.
AH druggist*. Me. per box, or by mail
upon receipt of pre*, stamp* accepted.
A woman, can throw n hint atrnigh- 1
to i- Hum a nniu,?an tUrww a rock.
??-? f? ??
A llmi(?roiU Accident
happened l lie other day to a prominent
cil i/en's wile, whose horse ran away witU
lit- 1" aiul IIiiiik her against a telegraph poie.
Such accidents, though of daily occur
rence in all part* of tho world, add but
little to the miaii total of woman's suffer
ing, an compared with the terrible results
of ihw diseases peculiar to women, which
drive go many women to premature grave*.
The question is, what is to fit* <?une, if
I lie coming; race is to be protected, and the
answer may well be to!d in the words of
Mrs. Blanche K. .Stcohunoii, of PW8 S.
?find Ave., Chicago, 111., wife ot a promi
nent (Sleek lawyer of that city.
in a recent letter, she says: "For live
years after the birth of my baby, I m (fried
constantly with backache, and could not
wear a corset. 1 also had sideaehe and
bear.ng down pains, which nothing would
relieve. My husband spent hundreds of
dollars on the best doctors here, but to no
avail. 'J'he lant one autf^cated an opera
tion, but to this 1 would not consent. At
last, on the advice of a dear friend, 1 took
Wine of Cardui. and can truthfully any
I hot from the very lirst boltle 1 begun to
improve. 1 now look and feel like a differ
ent woman, cut well, and suffer no more
pain. '
Cardui is a pure, harmless, vegetable
medicine, for all the diseases peculiar to
women. It relieves pain and regulates the
functions. Sold at all druggists iu $l.00?,
bottles. N 13. %
Fully two-thirds of our troubles
lire only ittil icipaloil.
'I'h?r<' is more lainrrn in t He- section of tha
eounirv t'lauail oilier diseases put together,
and until tun hist few year.* iu- supposed to
Le incurable. torn urcar many years doctor*
prououueed u a local disease and prescribed
local remedies, ami by coimiautly failing to
eu re witti loeai treatment, pionounced it in
curable. Science has provon t 'aiarrhYo bo a
constitutionai disease and titorefore requires
constitutional treatment. llall's Catarrh
( lire, manufactured by r'. J. Ctiwney Jr Co.,
'i o|edo, Ohio, is tiie only ? ^-institutional euro
on the markn.. It is taken internally iu doso*
iroin 10 drops toa i "aspoonful. It acta direct
j\ on t he blood and mucous surface* of tho
system, l'nev oit^r ous Hundred dollars fo.*
any cme it :aiU to cure. JSeinl for circular*
and te-Uim > dais. Add res j t\ J. Cuknkx .t
t o. , Toledo, i.i.
Mold by Druiririste. 75c.
Tuko Hall's Fa'iiiiy fills fo ? "? > >sti ?? V.l 1 1
Betting is a fool's 'argument.
T.. * sr.! ' T.. A H/ f,. Si >f.1
Tbiy I,. A M. Paint and get a full gallon.
Wears IU to 15 years, because I.. A. M.
Zinc hardens I.. A, M. White Lead and
makes 1>. A M. Paint wear like iron
4 gallons of L. & M. mixed with 3 gallons
oil will paint a moderate sized house
C. 8. Andrews. Kx-Mavor. Danbury. Conn.,
writes: "Painted mv house IB years ago
with 1.. A M. Looks well to-day."
PAINT YOUR HOUSK.
15 per cent, commission allowed to any
resident where we have no agent, on sule
of L A M. to property-owners, at our re
tail price.
Apply to f.ONCMA.V A MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers, New York.
The Pekiu robin i? becoming uaturali/ed
iu the parka of London.
ECZEMA AFFLICTS FAMILY.
Fatlim' anil Fivu Children Suffered Kflflfy
l'mt Ye?rs >Vici? 'i'eirllvlo Krstms?
Wonderful Cure by Cuticura.
"My husband and live children were all
nilbcUd with eczema. They had it two
years. We used all the home remedies
we could hen r of, without any relief, and
then went to a physician and got medicine
two different times, and it got wora?. It
affected lis all over except head und bauds.
We saw Cuticura Remedies advertised and
concluded to try them. Se 1 sent for $1.00
worth, cousisting of one cake of Cuticura
Soap, one box of Ointment and one vial of
Pills, and wo commenced to uae them. 1
do not know how to expresa my joy in
finding a cure, for t*vo of my children,
were so bad that they have the brown
hears on their bodies where they were
sore Mt.?. Maggie 11. Hill, Stevens, Ma
ion Co., W. \'a., June 12, IVOj."
IV w people overtax intellects in
In 1ml I ?? t" others.
During (lot !>??? anil Cool Nlght?
Take I>r. Higgers lluokleberry (Cordial for
ail Stomach nud Itowel I'roubie*. Childrer
Teething, etc. At l>ruj;gist and &0-.
An Edgh.iston (Kncland) woman,
who was summoned for annoying
neighbor* by blowing a whistle, said
she had been bvpnoll/eij and blew
it to call attention to ibe ffct.
TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY.
A Wommi W ho Km .SnlT. red TrlU lft.w
' I ? ? t ml It * 1 1 e f .
The tliousnudt of women who suffer
backache, languor, urinary disorders
nmi other kidney HI*,
will rtml comfort In
he word a of Mr*.
-Inno K:uipII, of H04".
i>fMn Ave., .I*>r?ej
t'ity, N. J., who soya;
*1 reiterate all I hare
said before ill |>r?ia#
of llonn'a Kidney
rill?. I had beeu
having heavy hack*
arhe and my general health wan affect
ed when I began uainjj them. My feet
were swollen, my eyee puffed, and
?Ueay apeUa wore Ir^ueaU Kidaey
action waa irregular and the secretion*
highly colored. To-day, however, I am
a well woman, and 1 am confident that
Doga'ft Kidney $Mlla have made me ao,
and are keeping me well."
Md by all dealer*. 50 nato a hog.
Veater M 1M?wb Co., Buffalo. N. T.
Comparatively a New Industry.
It U not many years since tho
United Htates imported practically
ft ! ! of Its supply of orange*. raUlus,
olives a:?d prunes. Now produc
ing greater part of o*tr vupply. I.",
view of the ever increasing Amorl*
ran demand for the hiicrn.'rni and
wholesome banana, w<? suggest,
i.i .* c * v York Kim that tke llepart
nt on t of Agriculture find some way
of developing a hardy banana plant
for cultivation In this country. Our
National banana bill for the calendar
year 190f? was $9.8^6.80*5. This is
more than double tin* bill of ten
year* ago. We paid more last year
for imported bananas than wo paid
for imported art works, and nearly
as much as we paid for Imported
wines. Wo paid twice as much an
we did for apices. The banana appe
tite is evidently a permanent feature
of the national life.
Was Bound to Succeed.
YasuJIro Ishikawu, a Japunose
Journalist, described in New York a
tier/nan capitalist of Yokohama.
"It la no wonder," he said, "that
this man is a millionaire, llis fort i I -
ity of invention Ik remarkable and
this fertility Ih never cramped by
principles or by stralghtlnced notions
of morality.
"They say of this man," declared
Mr. Ishikawa, "that ho reached
Johannesburg in his youth quite des
titute save for a needle and a can of
condensed milk.
"Immediately on bin arrival he nu
nounced that the smallpox was ap
proaching and that he was a surgeon,
and with his only two possessions he
vaccinated all the good Johannes
burgers at $5 a head."
mU'TAU
"I am here to press my suit," be
gan the young man.
"Why, didn't tiie inftn you hired it
of attend lo that?" asked the girl.
This comment seemed to him brut
al, and so changed the trend of his
thoughts that there was nothing do
ng. ? Philadelphia J ,edg\r.
Waiting1 works wonders ? if you
keep busy -while waiting.
llTS.St. Vitus' T)-inep:Nervo>is L>inen??>? nor
niHn*?iitly oured by l>r. Kline's OiviU N? rv?>
Jttfstorer. trin1 bottle and treat is? 're?\
Jjh. tf . It. Ki.isi:, J-d.. 'Jai Ar<:h St. I'iiila., l'a.
"lie explorer, Li viiiu?tone. U.ik a iionu
ment at C'hitambo. A trim.
I Mr?, winsiow'n Soothing Syrup lor Chiidrea
tfething.softensthogunis.reduceslurtainnaa.
Don, aliu> 5 i fllu.'-urnf wind rolb\V!&e.a bottle
llctter a blushing cheek than a black
heart.
CORDIAL INVITATION
ADDRESSEDTO WORKING GIRLS
Miss Barrows Tells How Mrs. Pink,
ham'a Advice Helps Working Glrlw.
Girls who work
are particularly
susceptible to fe
, m a 1 e disorders,
especially those
who nre obliged
I to stand on their
feet front morn
ing1 until night in
stores or faeto
.ries.
I Day in and day
out the jHrl toils.
AWiyf^Bartvwr
and she is often the bread-winner of
the family. Whether' <ihe is sick or
well, whether it rains or shines, she
must get to her place of employment,
perform the duties exacted of her ?
smile and be agreeable. ?
Among- this class' the symptoms of
female diseases are early manifest by
weak and aching backs, pain in the
lower limbs and lower part of the
stomach. In consequence of frequent
wettinr of the feet, periods become
painful and irregular, and frequently
there are faint and dirzy spells, with
loss of appetite, until life is a burden.
All these, symptoms point to a de
rangement of the female organism
which;., can be easily and promptly
cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound.
Miss Abby F. Barrows, Nelsonville.
Athens Co., Ohio, tells what this great
medicine did for her. She writes :
Dear Mr*. Pinkham : ?
"I fael it my duty to veil you the Rood
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and Blood Purifler have done for me. Before
I took them I was Terr nervou*. lind dull
headaches, j>ains in l>ack, and periods were
irregular. I had been to several doctor*, und
they did me no good.
"'Your medicine ha* mado me well and
strong. I can do most anv kind of work
without complaint, and my periodh are all
right.
"1 am in better health than T *rer wa.v
and I know it ia all due to vonr remedies. I
recommend your advice and medicine to a'.i
who sulTer."
Jt is to such gills that Mrs. Pink
haro holds out a helping hand and ex
tends a cordial invitation to correspond
with her. 8he is daughter-in-law of
Lydia K. Pinkham and for twenty Hyp
years has been advising Mck women
free of charge. Her long record of
success in treating? woman's ills makes
her letters of ad rice of untold value to
erery ailing working girl. Address
Mrs. Plnkham, Lyun, Mast,,
THE ONLY IMPORTED PERFUME i
told dlrcpt to thv funin rn
? r. Wa ar* ofT?irln< th?
Celebrated NILE LILY Brand
? t S5o per iudoi, by nail
postpaid. Vlolat. Heilo
tropo, White Ron, Jockey
CHub, or any other desire!
odor. Sutnpl* bottle, >4'
oonc?>, ]0 et#. WRIT K
TO-DAY. Descriptive lit
erature free upon request.
TbcCOLONlAL PERFUME Co
?T. l OI II, MO.
THt 5KN Of THE fISIl
I** Uoo4 for the BtST
during wvtntjr of
Incnftjind 3*fc\
Rmtrber TM> whtn/oy writ WfcLtr
proof oiled cottv *ute.h*U or horse
foofe for %1) lunfc of wit work.
<SA'aaaggL7tiu^.
Mrs. Huff?fc?r'
wnrr . - ? ?
HAD GIVEN IIP (III HOPE
CONFINED 10 HER BED
WITH DBPEPSIA.
"I Owo My Life to Pe-ru-na,w
Says Mrs. Huffaker,
Mrs. .Mitt le II nil a kn, i\. K. No. S?
I Columbia, iVnii , writes:
"I a a* rt/Jtlvied u -liU d !/?/>?' i>nfn /of
I several years ami at I ant ivan eon
j lined tti in y biul, unable to sit < ift.
j "Wo tried se.'ora! d:ltcien. doctors with
out relief.
"I had ytven u/j all h ??/><? of a n y ee~
i lleT and ? uu* uhnotl dead t vnen my
It unbuild tmwjUt me a bat lie of /*<?
j rum i. #
".At first I could not notice any uencht,
but after taking several bott.'es i un
I cuivd sound and well.
"It In I o I'erunu I owe my ll/e to
j day.
"I clicoi lu!Jy recommend u to all stjf
I fereru."
I
Women Cannot possibly be
strong, while suffering from
any of the diseases peculiar
to their sex. Even if you do
not feel weak, the weakness
of your system is their, and
is a constandanger Put
strength into your frame
with
" CARDU'I
WOMAN'S RELIEF
It gives you strengthtwbere
you most need it. It relieve*
pain. It regulates unnatural
irregularities. It has been
found a most successful cure
for all the diseases peculiar to |
women. Try it.
At all Druggists 4
<15
W. L. Douglas
*3J? & *3= SHOESS&
W. L. Douglas 94.00 Cllt Edge Lin#,
cannot be equalled at any price.
*OHLO
JU^e. 1ST*
Cawtal ?? .xxlmn
J5'FrRW|ffiK%i
MAMUFAOTURCIt IM THL
^ 1 n nnn wham ?? *** ??
) I U|Ul)U ' dliptivi (hit it?t?n*n1
II I could lake you into tnv three lar?ef
t Hrocktun. M?" '
.. . tuuiu i>Kr you into nv three large
at Brockton, Maaa., and ahow you tlx la
care with v> hicli every pair of iIiom Iim4*
would realize ?hy \V. L. Douglu U.N t
tare with whichever
would r?all/c vthv \V. l_. Dour I a*
ItT VSitl? ,w m"ke> wh> ,h?y EoM II
... ?v..n, wear louger, an4 ara *T g
iatrlnak: value than any othar ?3.80 *!????
W. L Ooupimm ftrana
i&iAttu bIt
CAUTIQN.-lonin IiktIhk w.
1?* nho??. T:<k? no kubstltute. Nona
without hl? ii?nia and price ?tajti|*Ml on
fast Color ?inl?fK tiMa ; Ihty will not u*a*
Writ* tor lllu*trata?l Catuloa.
W. I. IM)i:OLAH,UrMlrtM>]
THE DAISY FLY KILLER*~fiJ
So. 21- '06