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Camden Chronicle 'jiiyi l.iiii m?m ? i i _? U(ii u nm iih"" 1111 P?*bllahed Weekly ?? ?" 111 "" ".'-V" ' ' CAM lit N, ? C. MB NEWS KOIES i oh mtera m most important EVENTS Of THE PAST WEEK TOLD IN CONOENSEO FORM. WORLD'S NEWS EPITOMIZED Complete Review of Happenings of C&rejtoat Interest From All Parte of World Southern* The metiuxiH una progreua of tin* work of cattle tick eradication con eunutd much of the dlHCUHidon hy Uec notary Wlluon, when tie delivered hi* euldreuK on "The Agricultural Obliga tion of the South," at the Houthen, -Commercial congreaa in Atlanta M< Mid: "The government bun recogni*. od tbe Importance ef tiiiw work, urn tbia, year the department of ugrl< ul lure wum given $1260,000 for tho woi* Mid countlcd and Mtateu huve givei. #175,000, which will go u long way and do much good. Bonator Tilliuan of Houth Carolina eaya the Democratic Leadernhlp lit the ?eonate ought to he conferred on Hal J er, for whoHO ability he, hat* causal ?fable admiration, but thore la a cn terle in the upper houio which 1h Jcal ?M of tlio Texan, and it iu not like It that the honor will go to him. I. us)' be that CulborfaoU will aguln l,t ?he Democratic lender. Senator Till ?m unyh there ia nothing new in it tariff light, and au his health require attention, he may not return to VVaoli iagton for the extra Beaaion. A new copper ntlll of 5450 gallon <c*pacity wan do;:troyod, and ?">,000 gui lose of be<r were poured in u stream running hy when Deputy Colloctoi "Williams found ono of tho largetn ihwu in recent yearn in the feotnillfc Cherokoo county, Georgia. Cluei flurlxsr wan notified a few duya a^? that a big plant might be found in tbo Cherokoo hi!l?, aud detailed Wit liarnu to undertake tiie tank. Uefoit daylight the olQcor uppauiod upon the aceno and HurpriHed tho inuou?hiueii at work. "Fifty per ccnt. conies off the sea j Inland cotton acreage for the coiufn;. | soasou, according; to the pledges ol ' lO?? growers," said ' Prenidont C. ^ I ~ Harrett of tho Fanners' union, upo:. Ills return to Atlanta from Wuycro^t. Oa., where ho attended a conforcm.i ?f tlie sea ialund and cotton growcu j aZ the states of Uecrsla, South Caro .. Hit* and Florida. Tho Merchants and MlnorB' Trans portatlon company was placed on tr!a: In the United Stateu circuit court a. Kavannuh, in a case alleging viola Won of tho interstate commerce law: regulating rates on traillc between atatcH In which tho Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air Line rail ways and Harvey C. and Morris F. - JMHlov of I'hllAdolphla aro Involve! The transportation companies an ^charged with allowing tebuteu on hh11? iuentn of grain to tlie South by t.:e Philadelphia firm. Benjamin D. Greene and John H Gayuor appeared before Uaitod State*; Commissioner Walter T. Colquitt in Atlanta and requested to be allowed to take a pan per'o oath; but tho ui' partment of justice horved notice thai it believes (Jieene and tiaytior hnvi hundred of thousands of dollars t?e crated and that it will contest tlie ar ceptanco of a pauper's oath. The iioarlng by Commissioner Colqullt oi Greene's and CJaynor'u petitiou to be Adjudged ar; paupers was deferred uu "til March 21. Jn a meeting of the Knoxvil'.e <Tenu.) Church Federation Lr. J. J Taylor, pastor of tlie First llaptisi ?church, caused a sensation by the to' lowing declaration; "The chmeh uu-. no right to make a man go to ehuui; Sf he prof era to go to a La~oLall game aud it is an individual mutter wh.ii a man shall do with liis Sumla/s. H persons play golf or basuball or eat I ice cream, the cuoich La.i no i.k??;- j to call a police man and have tlieni locked up. It is not llio enure.i > business. Liencral. j Mexicans, officials and private c11: i tens, appear to have accepted t;i view that the mobilization ol troop.-* , along the border preaage^ no 1:1..t -sion or their country. That Mexico has Krar.leJ to J:iy.in j bo concession lor tl.e maintenaniv ' of a naval station ami no privilege- ' 011 Clie Tehauntepes railway, are t.i? ! statement:, v, hie :i l.nru;;.o 1'. t're. . j minister of fore gn affairs, autliori/..*-: ? ?Francisco K ue !:e bat ra, AlvMiau i ambaaaador at \Va>hiiign.it, to im?? J The jurj 111 the (i;.~e ol i'.eae.i, Am to l.uldw.n 'iuinbuli. t.:o l'.'\eai [ old lies ton ptrl seeking a one-nixt.' i of the {H.OOJ.Uou estate .. | "UuckJ' " liuiiiu.n, u aclied a \ei\i.i | adverse to tin- claimant. In a not I tiwi'i-u ?i..te nun an.: j aegrees cu a ?.t:e? . .w at Hraddo. K f Pa, a suburb 01 Pitt.;, urg. eic\e. 1 men, hve we men and a 1 au> nuiiiaii.e.. j injuries, a nutr.U-r <.f t.i *i.i senou> Several shots \\cie hied The tio.. Uo started when two negroes v.e.i asked to step into vi.e car ::oin > rear platform in orde 1 that u womai carrying a baby might beard t!ie cat K1 Tlempo, 11 newspaper <.C Mexico | City, suggests that International wa: | juigtat loiiow the inter\ent:on of Un united State-- in Mexico, ami vwnnner the opinion that the Americans would Lad tbia bad for "buainjsa. * Having exhausted every legal re aqaree la a tiiree-year snuggle to oj , oape the jicnltentinry, Abraham ICuef. fanner political boas of San Fran w. irntent to Saa Quontin to be 14-year term for tho bribery cl Irora during the regime ot Kugeno K. Bchmlte. Aa a Dnai ?lon ltuef was removed from JU* ferryboat In a taxlcab. With * rear that wan fcpard for ttt> y niilca, a glare tiial wa* v##u fuiiv a far, and with a concumion tha* rok* window* thu(J u hunu/t#u n/lcu away, three carload* of d>oa <nite at the plant or tbe fJuPont-Nem ouiu company exploded at the villus >r Hl?a?a?t PralrJo. *i* mile* w??: ot K?noaha, Wla. Nearly eV?ry hou?? n 11?? village, which contain* 700 rea donly naa t??n badly damaged and omc of them utterly demolished Hut *??? ?J?n wan killed by the exploaion. With every "freihlea" head ?haved die fliet year atudenta of the Loulala '?? "tale uuivurtilty hav? bene put through couraea of hazing that per hapa aurpaaaes anythlnK over pulled ofr In a Southern college. Tbe upper ?l???men derided that they wanted to J ' ,U<k the faahlon of rounu ? eada ' The freaumeu In the bar rack* were curtailed and their hair ?ill>ped to the *ulp. The frenhineu ving in the city wero captured on the htreuta mid deprived of their he MihHouil ieglalature panned u jUl prohibiting the nhootlng of <juail I ?n MtsHouii for three yuarn. I ruJa|Uf,U,? /?,rU1WrH ,,V,"K ul?"" U,? ? ura fue delivery line* of mail out >t HaynouvUU,, Kap?., pulled down l. f, !"U" a"d re/iiBed to ac rerei?Mvtlf ""V' U?m U 'WK,U c*"-?er eccntly appointed. The farmer* an ncuiieed their intention of continuing z ir1 unvj u wuite ??? ? o mude currier. N'lnety peraonw, many of whom Aore child,en, were burned to death lu tr \ Wl,,0r" lnjur?(J lu u that Joatioyed u moving picture tlieutu, Ht tioloiioio, ituaala. Tne lla.nea gukluv o'lveioped the building, cutting oft ov Jt laani"10 ?' Fulll? ""empti. ? .W?'.U 'iUi,'e by UiOKU wl1" appened to be clobo lo th? exit/" iovornmcnt In veatigaiion Into alleg' cd AlajKan coal lund irauda Involving V f 4S,U,;0 U(?'??? of lunu I' ulTf .Ul Vl0r? lilUn ?i?.?0y.U00> ru. In tho laauuuco of an Indict "ent by u Kt)tleruJ KrunU Ju(; f lC* rvf" lmliv:(fUai? vvlth conapif. * aBalnHt the United state,,. "iio l^cmu urt. w w MwA|i>|ne a? V (j' W' K 1J- Andrna, v. I. lo mos and Mc. c. Luboau, all Chicago Un<1 J?h" M v' ^|"I<I?X ?rr ?<,u i(h coiigroaa pa?:it;U pi'im.nruK ,0 ^ ' u g?dd bullion I<-ICI?J1 f.uld ,u,u. A.tnouKh no ., r, '""r"wi" "io,u)'?? 1,1 l,t' tioHHury vault.') rtu all ' euar'ry Ul|?/'" l"(l U"' nie*u'1""^ wont v,n 'il"4 l,1? ijent w mvo uoout i?reo hund?e<i ,, f J cur. TcaUU- HIMI York.. wJ1) . -ho ua.nea oi the iw? liL.w Mil? leshinj ; It". ???,. ?b,cB V?r,, 'ut luy ,U-"1 U <: msro.vi. Tiieae ?o ureuuiia4jK.,ta will t(0 tJristeuoa I'Oiiui l f l iuty lUlud Ju .K<u ,.,u> h'K,d una - <uLUti.il,ipj MtaJ| |M..U. Uie ? - Ol HovuiUi,, roJ,.n,nn^,.,|t,ls jc.ao w.ll L? tlll> ,1UfIiU of |u(; >ya , x,,lU-h ih prov.ueu h'v uie la-t i '.i i rrzT- *??"? "?? >? ?? At.\. ^ ill k navy yard. Alai.e:a u uuier who work nior. I -mo tii.Mr prudui t t.inn Uu> law I - ?;,!< w"'. Hlte. .vlay ctuounuu ?r,e ' a!:n(?r ,n? Uw 1 'uuii..j,-aioner . u, t.hc? inUi-mH-TcrniiT-e ^reau, W ; 1 ?r Secretary .Mac, I ?"?-tr,M'led tlio rexeauo h ,l? , wu;t" "" violations. -li ? iT,'" lc'kV"y ,u a "OL,,,(1 or 1 wenty tuoiisand soldiers have i evil iiiu;j.li/.ed on tiie Mi \u an boun dary. It iv us 1-1 lieuiily uikiiuunied <>t l!:? v. Into house itiitl at Cie wai ami navy i.?'|.ai Uui'i.ts mat the purpose ot tins ki *mit uiuli! If.atii. n is unpi i)c*? Ueir.eii, .-uve hi war lime. The - .?;Kiii:hnil e i)l' these activities is new (nought to relate very uiieetly to t.ie .H.aiiu :-;t;s ill Mexico, uiui tu the sruw .I'l; l-?.-i el tiiat the situation thfie is b\ i.u' i..i_a:?s so satii>lac!?.ry as the .Mi\H!i:i >.?,verr.ii.ent wuulil ha\o it ;u I.e. '2 i.e w hi s a:nt leans commit ice *;t the inii.Ji'. ami Le^aii bu;lU;t^ mo ( i:!:t!?v s:r::rirro of the low*" ^rir.^h i?l i >.,i Its o p i*i i. i v> n > >\:li it.;;! u (! ? ; i'i;n:i:!ti{; ol t:;e n.eal i. l i oa.'.ii if.. .? i v t * Mia u I. ii k Iiui.se has i\>; i'\;..'' i'..v i ll ill M\leeu i hi- ? h.:. i > !i ot t ..<? u.ost i i.i p i l a It I . ; 11 i .. v: I ea.oi ra s i pr'jt ably lii . <? .* < If.l a ; !? !.i; a - . \pp:o ; rial i : \ :? :* ii'ui i N \ , <>;? L.ia' ? ??s?.ii ilex l a/,r.c..i'.il. 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'j he re^Sr>?at:cn of Kicharil A Lial linger oi teattlo lis se iita:\ ii thy :::toi.or v. as H?-eep'ec! hy p.,. ..:eul Taft, ar.d \Valter L. Fis.ur ..f I'.iieu , o was appointed as li s Mii'i cs?or t appears in the coi le^poiideticc be tween .Wr Halliugcr ni.J ti'.e prei?i iltr.t, which was ?iven out iii full by liio wUito house, thPt the secrotarj a rt-?ifrnatton has Leon in the proai deal's hands since January 19 IhkI. -VV?itfcr Lowie Flahcr, Mr, nalllhgerS I successor, is a Republican, and has Leon notably -active In the movement for Ui? conservation of national re> ? air res. UNDER PALMETTO TREES. The Heart of South Carolina Newa Carved Out of Many Countiea tn the Commonwealth. Washington.-The comptroller of th<? treasury has Issued u call for a statomcnt cf tlio condition of nutionul banks at the close of business on Tuesday, March 7. Orangburg Orangeburg county Will enlarge her corn exposition luto u county fair, an u roault of the uc tlon and suggestions of the chamber of commerce. Washington. Hy the passage of the "extra officer" bill, Iti Congress, ('apt. Johnson llagood, coast artillery corps of South Carolina, baa been advanced to the grade of major. Sumter. At a special meeting of the Sumter light Infantry the com pany by resolution Offered Its ser vice* to the war department for 30 days. Laurens. --(Sovernor Mease has ap* pointed & 1 notaries public mi Laurens ! county, according to the record in the office of the clerk'cf. the court. Spartanburg.?The Oresham, the I now seven-story hotel just being com ( pi? ted li<li?\ will be opened April 1, ' with a bumjuti by the chamber of commerce. Newberry. A heuvy front pluyed havoc with the fruit and tho eurly gardens here Lexington^- A Jieavy frost fell throughout iliih county, doing much damage to fruit t.nd earf^ gardens. Augurfa, <Ja. Frank Coffyn in his Wright biplane made the trip to Aiken, distance of 2.S miles, in 31 mluuu ?. Walterbc.ro. The County F:,.lr as sociation have fixed the date lor the next fair the same week as the one last year, November t 10. Florence. ? The county legislative delegation elect* d ictir rural police men of the county, as provided tor in an act passed at the last s? ;;sion of the Icghdalurc. v tlreenvllle. Duneeu Mills, which recently Incorporated with .$!,? ;> t.uijO capital stock, lias ordered its archi tect-engineer t<j- prepare plans and specifications for a f,d,UU.')?pi>id!-> and 1,500 loom plant Aiken.?Mrs. Cornelius V';?nci? rl>i11, j of New Yorl>. arrived 11 the *??(>? iiov ; erul i!;ivh iifo. where k 11?? is visiting ! Northern relatives here. j i Washington. - The postolllce de j partmcnt aiii)ounc< s that a ???.i? j sicn has bet n issued hy the president ! to John \V. <ieraty; Youngj laSa"d, ' :;ri< 1 that A. Kail in Walls hay h cn | derijjnatt d an acting | oat master at Cantey. | Bennett.;vi!ie. Duncan I >v-?n.?!?! Me i Cell, president of !!?<? 1 ??::ik. i t Marl boro, died at ids heme here. I h? was | a t'onfedi r:.*.e soldier, lawyer, hank er, cot tun tr.iil and railroad finililnr I nrrt fin ih:T? r. ; ter.-'Thu lirnt ^ 1of tlie ; road bonds ;o he issued have heen ! hid for hy a hank and trust company ; of Cincinnati, their hid being par and j acerued interest. The bonds draw ' foutfc and one half [or cent interest. i Spartanburr Kr v Marion Parian ; purchased a traet cf land frtntin-.r T>0 tect c.ii South Church stro t :<,r $Jj, i el-it. Lexitr-'ton ?' 1. ll :r:v.< ediw r of thb LeNiiivti'.n IMsp.itch lias ci.ti'i l?'t j ed a trip "Vrr I.exim'ion county and reports eotnl!ti?:io r:i t.i em ?nurajri:;;;. ! "All of the :i cou'.ty 'arm ' (is are pr?.:-pcrous." said Mr. Har mon. ! \\ ashi'ij'.tv::. I.anic l ?? itcprr. of j Ti? rri' t'sv? I|e, has bt t n sel te-.i aa ; clerk of the waji and means com : mi:tee for the house and wi 1 accept ' the place Mr Roper came to \V:>: !i 1 inetoll dining the second C!e\ -land admii.;str;:ti( t: as secretary to Mat - the w C n::;!er. i'. nnetlsv Me The town of He:i vttv.v He iia: torty blind tt'f??r caeca t''.e t j! ? (it teed detective T\\.?;v have already pleaded guilty, and paid their ;in*.s. '?V;.sir.!.;?;< Mask i H Pi- k. of Si tnttr. who ;?'i-ently mm k the * \ami !' !':( n a,'j> intm> n' to ihe con . .I ll" M-rv'i'r, . : |.'V' ?,f a doz'Ui young \\h<> v< ;i'i int itu n'.s .s s:u ?!<:.: ? ? :s at ihe embassies in .'..i. n aad I"?:*-k? and the legation Ch:na ? \ ..1 : i-.-o have rank \"v |.i tv . m<<\ consist . : ' vv < ; r? <.???? \ s from each :: a u:.:"', ; : - '. ? :>s appoint ? d? v.- ? a ? 1 . '< r s run!tanecus 'vo:kiai; ? ! ? \ ?!1 abmg the s of Columbia to be nam 'I'v.i!' cr Spar: "i'V- 1: ?rrth nnl Ag | ri< ulMtv.i ?. roe;- ,i?ti a r" which .1 I'?' pen' ' ' ruan is t ? of tlie prin ! < :pr.l stO( !-.'u ' if ?, h::?' selected th* ! "i itv c.f Fu.cc .-s" as a .ccatien of n | hi.re fertilizer Tactrrv. | I'nion. The Pnion ecu*ity fair se\ ::>s an assured s'.ieccrs. The asso ciation is endeavoring to secure n sitt for tho fair rrounds. VtenneltsviHe.?l.oo Anna Harris, a n^ftro wojMn. about IS yd#M c!d shot and ktilert Pr.lnh GUlis, a nogrc man. Tho two had a quarrel api ttw trnri" *h(vr at thti woman. W went to her house ocnln In tho aftor nocn whllfl her husband was a^o ftnd oho shot Hm with a 44 callhrr rifle. The negro men had a pletc in h!a pceket. > > - "W <AND OTHDR Bad Influence of Cheap Candy Shops NlOW YOKK.?-Meeting halla, candy shops, cheap theater*, moving pic ture shows, dance hall* and academies, and even afreet gangH, In their rela tion to child life in New York was one of the Huhjecta set forth graphical" ly hy the Child Welfare Kxhlblt, given ut the Heveuty-flrat Regiment armory. In thifi section there la one saloon for every 294 persona, with no playground for the child. Other exhibits wero the dangera of child life In playing upon the streets, 'analysis of atreet dirt, and tho Inter-., ferlng powera of different city depart rnentH in keeping tho streets clean apd properly paved, accidents on the atreet and street crime, allowing not only the moral danger of the atreet, but the tin happy fact that the chief. activities the healthy hoy can and ahould engage in are banned by law If practiced on tie atreet, and subject the child, if he cxprcM hla normal tendencies, to tho risk of a debasing contact with tho i criminal law. The candy shop and its effects on the young rapks in importance in the work of this committee. In many con f,ested districts the candy shops and Ktur.ds far outnumber the saloons, in (he exhibit a mode! of a typical candy shoo, with ltn pout cards, dime novel* and soda water, an well a? Its candy, wns shown. Samples of candy hnve been purchased and analysed by the health department. The development of tho moving pic* ture show us a form of social ?/ter tainment was also a part of the ex hibit. There aro 250 of these shoe's In Manhattan, which reach two million people weekly, and at least a naif million children. Their undesirable ff.itures have been taken up by the committee and suggestions made a? to their Improvement. I-ow priced tb.ii> ters, the vaudeville, builesque tind melodrama and the cheap music V>*11 have been made a special study be cause of tho number of children unie? sixteen tha^ attend them; even the high priced theaters have been investi gated. A very exhaustive study has neen made of tho dance places, chief)/ in Manhattan. Dancing academies In Manhattan, the comm.ttee Bays. ore teaching annually some one hundred thoyfiaiid persons to dance, and of t lie ho 4G per cent. ?re under sixteen and 'JO per cent., under twenty one. Thus practically tho entire populullon between fourteen and twenty of the clerical and working classes is taught annually. These figures become dou bly significant when it is known that about half of the dancing acudemles aro rated aa undesirable places for young women. rig's Testimony Wins Case-in Court KANSAS CITY. KAN.?Qulndaro, a I suburb of this city, hau a justice j of the !>???<'? with nerve enough to re- j verso his own decisions without wait-, ing for some other court to do It for | him. If was a ptg case in which Ju? fle? performed this acrobatic; j.iinriwl feat. The final session of tho court \w?a hold in 'he feed lot of j Il.riry Shaw, plaintiff, against whom the cturt first decided, but for him i at the !aM trial afur convincing te?tl- I mctiy had been furnished by the \>i% 1 l-.i-of i t'haw h u^ht .1 sjnall pig, supposed : to h.' ur>.?i!y dead with "blind stag- 1 }'? !>?." paving c( nts for it. lie cut ' I a small l.uie in tin? f?Mieo for the j.lg to i .is.5 through into the adjoining j c> w >ani and fed tho little invalid j warm milk twice a day and he get i well. A pan was rattled in the cow j ] yard to summons the pig when the i pi lift was ready. The pig soon learned i ' the signal and responded on a run. j I.ast lyne the pig, grown large and I Finn?;, dtsapi eared. A few wnks ago j c? the. fnrru of Miki Kvnii*. live tr.Kes RW-uy, Shaw saw a big hog with pecu liar spots on his leg that ho recognized as belonging to the Kick pig of laM spring, an<l he claimed him. Evans re fused to give up the pig and suit w?? brought. The court decided in favor of 10 vans. Then Shaw asked a rehearing of the case and proposed to take the hog into his feeding lot, whore there was a large number of other hogs. He pro posed to go into the adjoining cow yard and rattle a tin dlah. The owner ship of the hog was to he decided on whether it made a dash for the hole In fence, far too small now to achnit of Its passing through. AM Qufndaro gathered arouud Shaw's hog lot to see the trial. Justice Pfaff took station where he could see the whole show. The' pig was placed In the let with the drove of hogs belong ing t'i Shaw. wh,o then went into the adjoining lut with a tin pan in his hand. At a signal from Justice Pfaff Shaw rattled the tin pan. The pig let out a couple of kinks in his tail and started for the hole in the fenci on a run It wr.s barely big enough for the hog to Insert his nose, but he struggled to g< t through and go to his old feediug place In the cow yard. There was a cheer from the crowd, even tho Evans faction joining, and Justice Pfaff promptly reversed his previous ruling ;.ud awarded the pig to Shaw. Michigan Man Is a Marvel in Figures Bm.K CHKKK, Mich?The vi 1 of V: ksburg Is the hoaiu of a who Is a "irarvul in figures"? K. Manigold, the "lij:hininx calcu lator." in instantaneous calculation hi- is a prodigy. I:-t( ntly In: was by a party of ?;< nf!e:;:pn. One gave Mp.nigold llie C-^urPd l.i'OS to be multiplied by KT '1 he answer was inrtantaneoutf. j Tii'i. The man gave his as! ' lit rt y-t w o. Man I gold as quickly gav; j th?> i!tin:her of seconds In his life an j W-.^L'S.rtoO. The man laboriously re . *1 tit-* <! 'hirty two years to 11,520 days ami low ii to i>03,.12S,000 seconds. ?Supvose 1 were ninety-nine years eld?" Almost before the man had ca.-cd ,-poaklng. Marigold said .1, itnd three ciphers. If thirty two y?'art; and >ix months old? In n t.irnd he replied 101. OSS and four o:ph? i s. Mr ManigoM is conscious of per forming Iheso lightning .calculations. 1 i?? always closes his eyes when ft gar i: fr. but the answer is announced so ijulckly that it seems imp'^sible for J:lm to have done any ..Icilating Manlgo'.d's mind works with incredible swiftness aid in one reennd he says that his mind travel back over the events of a Ion;? tlrr.e. When num l en are given him he can see eveiy !:g;ire on his mental blackboard. Numbers to him are Just a succor- | 5 Ion of figures, as will be noticed above. Thus 2Sfi,f>3 4 is not two hun dred and tigh'.y-six thousand five hun- i dred and thirty-four, but simply 28, j 05, 34. Any number given him he fir.-t mentally points o.t in groups, i '?ommenctng at the right-hand side, I but he works from the left-hand side j in all operations. He adds six columns of figures instantly. He uses only ad- ! ditlon and multiplication. To sub- j tract he adds enough to the subtra- ! hentl to make it equal the minuend, I rh'' amount, divided, being the re- j n*.alr.cler. To divide he multiplies i ?he divisor by a succession of num bers until he hits ui>on the product | nearest the dividend, then the multl- j p'ler with the remainder, is the quo tient. All expert mathematicians who have examined Mr. Manigold agree that na ture h?.s endowed him with an extra tnknt. There have been a few in stances of instantaneous calculators, but they have not been very Intelli gent persoMK. psychologists having ex plained that they reached their re sults by intuition, conscious of no mental effort in doing so. Mr. Manigold. however, performs his wonderful leats with conscious mental effort He is a man of edu cation and high intellect, and a suc cessful teacher. Would Give Away Missouri Bachelors JKKFEKSON CITY. V.<< .I hnH. J Liurgln, representative n ?.:? ntry J county and father of 1!;<n. an- i nounced that ho would i free j matrimony bureau for t r;.,>s<? of I disposing of the bachelor ? r* of ! the legislature to Col<? cos;:.; . t, rls . "t f^ot married early," sn;.| :t?-?.*"?>- { sentatlve Uurgtn. "and I k:;;,w fr.in ' expcvleuco that it's worth thr mcr.<*y. j The man who plods along without a! wife ought to be arrested as un unde- j sirahle citizen. And the <r'rl who can j ^"i?nS"5~y6uny. man ami faiis to wed hfln is not worthy of a husband. have inadfl ton match**. and every one turned out Just as ordered; I Am Olio the happiest^ men to he found In this country. nn"d \t Is Just because ^ had bralnS enough to set uarrlcd. I have 15 children, and am not tr>o iredest to admit thnt it 1b the best I rood of its size 1 know of. " Now, about this bachelor business again. If 1 had my way I'd inake every bachtlor marry. And there ought to be a way io punish- those girls who toy with the affections of man. This not only takes ui> a fellow's time, but it has a tendency to make him lose faith In women, and that is tho cause of much of ti'is terrible bachelorhood. "I think 1 will seen have every bachelor in the legislature married off. I don't propose to quit work until 1 have i iu an end to the nuisance 1n tlil.s city I won't charge a cent for my work. It i3 just a little bit of philanthropy on my part." If it conies to pass that In Mr. Bur-' gin's research he finds a bachclor or a set of bachelors who spurn the hand or hands of a girl or set of girls, then ho proposes to take tho matter tip with the legislature. ~Ho tt&ri\a~i~Taw taxing bachelors, whether In tbo^egla WUurc or without, and will tack a clause on to th4 measure which shall Impose a prison sonton^e should tho 'imposed tax be unpaid. MILD, GENTLE LAXATIVE FOR WOMEN GIVEN FREE So many of (he Ills of womqn are due to habitual constipation, probably lH". cumif ot thfir fu|?e modeat y on lit" sub ject, that their attention cannot ho too strongly called to the Importance ot Itfp log thu bowel* open. It l? always Impor tant to do that, regardless of the *<-X. hut It !? esp<>< lully Important In wgmtn, ih<5 time tin- girl begins to m<-n ?trimte until menstruation <??.??*? bin- has always vastly better prospects of coming throiiKh healthy If she watches h?r how?J movements. )f you find yourself consti pated, with bad breath. pimply complex ion, headache*, belching khh an<l other symptom* of Indtgentlon uiul constipation, take a small dose of Ur. Caldwell'* tfyrup STONE"MOVED BY THE SUN Immense Mat* of Granite In Ohio Cemetery Undergoes Curloue Revolutions. An interesting object la to be seen In a cemeteryof Ohio a large gran ite atone weighing ,wo iou?, in the shape of u ball, which l? grudually turning oij ita axis. During the last five years, so it Is said, this bull lias turned a fraction over 13 inches. When the ball was placed In position an unpolished spot six inches in diam-. eter was purposely left in the socket of the pedestal whereon it rested. A little later It was noted with astonish ment that this apot v. as turning up ward on the south side of the monu ment. Tliiu curious revolution of the polished ball, to lift which would re quire a^targd derrick. 1b supposed to be due to the sun's uetion, in the fol lowing manner: The Bolar' ruys heat Ing one Bide cause the ball to expand to a certain degree whereas the north side, which rests mostly in the shade, does not expand to the same extent, thus causing the ball gradually to shift Its position by turning, WOULD LIE AWAKE ALL NIGHT WITH ITCHING ECZEMA "Ever since I can remember I was a terrible sufferer of eczcina and other Irritating skin diseases. I would lie awake all night, and u:y suffering was Intolerable. A scaly humor set tled on my back, and being but a child, I naturally scratched it. It was a burning, itching sensation, and utterly intolerable, in fact, it was so that I could not possibly forget about it. It did not tako long before it spread to my shoulders and arms, and I was nlmost covered with a mass of raw flesh on account of my scratching it. 1 was In such a condition that my hands were tied. "A number of physicians were call ed, but it seemed beyond their med ical power and knowledge to cure ir.e. Having tried numerous trcat' inents without deriving any benefit from .them, I had given myself up to the mercy of my dreadful malady, but I thought I would take tho Cuticura treatment as a last resort. Words cannot express my gratitude to the one who created 'The Cuticura Mira cles," as I have named them, lor now II feci as if I never suffered from even a pimple. My disease was routed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and I shall never cease praising the wonder ful merits they contain. 1 will never be without them,-in fact, I can almost dare any skin diseases to attack me so long as I have Cuticura Remedies in the house. I hope that this letter will give other" sufferers an idea of how I suffered, and also hope that they will not pass the 'Cuticura Life Saving Station.'" (Signed) C., Louis Green, 929 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 29, 1910. Cause a::d Effect. "I see from the papers." said r.v ton, "that there is a great scarcity ot chorus girls this year." "T was atraia"*lhere would bo," said Wiggles. "It's only another ease of cause and effect. The French cham pagne crop has practically failed, and lobsters are scarcer than hens' teeth this season."?Harper's Weekly. Plenty of Tlmc to Fatten Up. Cheerful Old Idiot?I say, you'll ex ruse me, but d'you know that you are the thinnest policeman I've ever Keen? Robert?Yes. I'm a pew hand, and haven't got to know the cooks yet.? London Opinion. Constipation enures ar.U r.(sgravotes many serious dj#eafccu. It i? thoroughly curcd toy I)r. Pierce'* Pleasant Pellets. The favor ite family laxative. A woman's club sometimes remiuds a man of a hammer. Pcpaln. It U a woman'* favorlta laxa tive. You will find that you PAD do away with valtji. HtroiiN cathartic*, etc., whleli r.ru entirely unaultcd to wopiaii^i requlra n.. i.la. ,j Mr*. Kathcrlne Ilaberutroh of IflrKeaa Rocks, I'm., uitd Mr*. A. K. Herrlck of W'hcelor, Mich., who vm almoat part ly d>d Jn l)ir utomiirh and bowel*, aru now cured by the uaa.of thl? remedy. A frca uAiiipio bottle can b<> obtained by addr?M* In* Dr. Caldwell, and after you ure c.on \ lined of Ha merit* buy it of your dru? glut at fifty cent* and on* dollar u l?>tu?. For the fr?.'o Httinpln bddree* Dr. W, B. Caldwell, 'Ml Caldwc!| building, Montl cello, 11L 8TRIKINQ PEOPLE DIFFERENTLY. Servants?Heavens I have knocked the big flower pot off the window ledge, and It struck a man on tho head, MlBtre88-"-What! My beautiful ma jolica? 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