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Emory’s Advice
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sl. Mill)
T j !«* m'Iut 'll) I'M win ninif i>y*‘r
Willi II I'.il'li! It ;itli*T heir till Uis I III I'M
snii Iiiit i' \\;is Iiiji|ii ; i| unit thrt't* nr
I'lrlir ill' Ill'S
I Mini') ("ilk "lif u'lnm t* Mini l hfn
> ii* 1 ‘ 'I "ii mr. lit l" tli ink milk • liki**!
il" iihI Mm W'.iil.liit '\\' , i^li' 1 mlt Mint
w .i v,” < 'Iiii'Mt.'" Trllnin'i'.
JafaKat
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RECOMMENDED
BY HER DOCTOR
Found Strength by Taking
Lydia EL Pinkham’s? Vege
table Compound
KankriKoo, Illinoi.H. — "My mo*hrr in
law always took ymir iru-dirmc for
w* , aknoM8 I ami then
in theChan^** of Life
it did her so much
jjood that she in
duced me to take it
^l|l| for a v/eaknes.s I had
^ I for a your and a half.
it lias strengthcm'.d
me and n >w, i have a
nice hahy iniy. * I do
all my own house
work now, and I n c-
ommend Lydia K.
.1‘inkhrim's Ve^eta-
hleXort ; oun i whenev r I have the • p-
portunity. ! am takifi^ it u^ain for
weaknc.m, as my family doctor has rec
ommend* d it - for this purpose.Mrs.
Hakky ('on.oM, ‘.KIN. Harrison Ave.,
Kankakee, Illinois.
Real Evidence of Merit
F*'r the relief of female weakness,
pains and backache, nervousness and
irregularities, with other troubles com
mon to women, I ydia E. 1‘inkhani’a
Vepetahlc Compound is a dejiendable
medicine.
Its w irth is thoroughly ortaWished
liy such let ters as t Im above. There are
Women everywhere, who, having re
ceived Tierndit, gladly tell other women
al out it. For sale by druggists every
where.
CHAPTEft XXII—Continued.
—21 —
•"lliere are many Iuto who have
lotliJrii; to Wear hut Mankets with
irhiholes, lielted hy a length "f r"p**
There are hundreds wTTo hfi ve no
Idankefs to cover them at ni^ht. They
have to take turns sifting hy the lire
Idle others are asleep. For them a
light s rest Is Impossilile. Let tlii> let
.cr he lead to the pt'ople iif Alliati)
ant] may they not lie down to sleep
until the)- have vtIiT"d themselves In
air heJiiiIf, and If an.)' man dales to
pray to (l"d to help u-, until lit has
given of his aloinilanec to thin end
Mild hi .soiight his nelMihot's to do' the
By IRVING BACHELLER
Copyright by Irving Bacheller
WPROVED UNmORM IMIRNATIONAl
’Lesson
DEMAND
-h that his
pray;ng
to
You Need
HANCOCK.
Sulphur Compound
I’hvsiii.int aart'* that sulphur Is cimvof th#
most etlditive blood puritu-is k: own
her pimples, hbrk-hcaits. frecklf' blotches,
aiultan. as vt l!as fur more serious face, scalp
amt b"ifv erupllom. hives, eczema, etc . use
this V e ntitle compouiul of sulphur * a a l*>-
ttun. it soothes an.l heals; taken internally
It siets at the mot of the trouble
For over V5 yeaffc Hancock Sulphur Com
pound has given Satisfaction.
t>l)c onJ $1.20 the bottle.
at your dnlggist’s. If he can't supply you-
send tils name and the price In stamps a al.
a id we will send you a bottle direct
HANCOCK in i ll) SULPHUR 4*. /mu
COMPANY HT " ^
Hi aore Ui <>.H |
Hanci t Su 'fhur C»mf**nd (knt
mint—-»«>r ¥■-—/<[» wn u^f^i ike
i :fui / Lemfeund. cgOi t*'mi tiuiil
When Baby Frets
from teething, feverishness, cold, colic or
stomach and bowel irregularities there is
nothing that will give it
R quicker relief than
A L'lDR. THORNTON'S
K H EASY TF.ETHEK
) W v
same, I could wi-
weiild ehi'l;i' him. Ar \\e woilliy
he s,|\i il^ that Is. the ipii'S’inii I'
Wc expert •en] to flJU.'tlisli the thiTinel
lltl'f the shoe leiitlier, We Mt'e tint. J hat
Is our part of flu*.great' task. Are wo
going ti\ shirk It tind fill!?
“\'.'e nre makinz a re,I army. The
men who tire aide to work an- beiijg.
enrefullv traineil hy the crusty uhl
I’airdn St 1‘iilien and n numher '»!
Fl'elliJ.| ntlieers."
That they did not fail was prolighly
dll*- to the f:.et that there .Were tie U
In. the army like this on" who seemed
te have softie Tittle understHndtng of
the will of f}od and the fluty of man
This letfor*and others like It, traveled,
far and wide and more than u million
hands liegan to work for the army.
The Schuylkill was on "tie side j)f
t he ramp and woodi'd ridges protected
-hy entrenchments, on,the other T rees
were felled and log htlts 1 'oustfueled.
Jt) hy IT feet In size. Twelve private*
Were quartered In'" each hut.
. 'The Hates, itfojaiganda "was again bo
Ing jaisl.eil. Anonymous letters com
plaining that Washington was not pro-
'tecting the peoplu of l'**ntLsylvatilu am!
New Jersey from depredations were
appearing in sundry, newspapers liy
uftd hy a eommlttee of investlgatli.»n
arrived from eongr*‘MS. They left sat-
Isfh'd that Washihgt'in had done well
to Keep his army alive, and that he
must have help or a largo part '>f it
would die of cold .and hunger.
It was on a sovere day In March
that Washington 'ent for .Ju» k Irons.
Tim scout found the general sitting
aloiio t)y the tlre.sld** in Ids ofll a which
was part "f a sunII farmhouse. lie
wits eating a (Mild lunch«*on i f hakeil
beans and bread without butter Jack
~Tuul just rcturtieil from I'hil.ii'hTptda
where he !md risked his lift* as a spy,
of which adventure no di'tails are ro-
eord( r d.
The gt’nenil arose and went to his
desk and returned with sealed letters
in his hand and said :
'('<i!i md,' 1 have a task.for you. 1
iM.iil'J give it to no man in wbmn'T had
hot the u'most (•oiilalenct'. Yo-u have
eiirnid a f spite from , the hardships-
ami petals "f this army. l..re 1m *i
purse imd tvva) letters With them I
w ish joii t" muke_ v "iir way to France
ns >""u as possible and turn over the
letters to Franklin. The d" tor is
'much is need of help. Fut yotir serv
tecs rrt his disposal. A vhjj, vviil be
havltig I'.oston oil tin' ITth. A good
horse has been provided;, your r life
Is mapped. Y'oti vvilT ms'd to start
after the noon mess. F"r the tlr-^t
time in ten days tT**re vviil ho fresTt
beef on flit* fables Two hundred
blankets have Hrrlyell and more are
coming. After they have eutvlfc give
thiFTnen a farewell talk and ptit them
!n good heart, if yai eaa. We are go
ing tofelehrate the vv inter's ) nd which
cannot la* h»ng delayed. When y >u
have lelt the tiiMe, I Ininiiton .will f.'dk
to the bojs in his witty-u'nd inspiring
fashiotl."
Soon after eia*.,o'clock on ..the 7th of
Yfar. h, 177S, (’olon'T lr ms hade Sobs
tii"ii good by and set 1 ut <*n Ids long
Journey.
CHAPTER XXIII
their rooms, happy that tley had pro
tection from the weather;" when their
landlord went from'room to room In
forming, them that they would have
to move on.
“Why V" Jack ventured to Inquire.
“1 Veenu*u ii selgneiir hes arrived.”
“A seL'tieur!” .ho k e\'Talt!ieil.
. ''teii, M'tisleur. He is u very great
man.’*
"Hut- suppose we refuse to go,” said
.lack. _ --L
'Then, Monsieur, I shall detain yur
horses. It is a law of le grand men
arqije.” -
There was n 1 do'L'ng it. The coach
4 u* ^
n l iini^rs <ni!».m k t<> tin* Inn «l*>nr
KII/UAIKK l> I> r>^n^
>thooi Mouily Iiibl4* ii»-
►Tm >
• fi Nspa p* r r plnri )
Lc sson for August 3
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The p:is-"tmeis went out into (he
rainy night to plod along in the
dx- iniU's i>r so. that the
could en'ov
i M'k.
eJ.
mud.
another
SeiU
tie 111' utid his 'suite CO lid enjoy that
'"tnfort tlie weary travelers had been
ToToi-d t" h-ave. SrtWr xvas Hu.* fewnr-4
■•*r «>f privilege* with wiiieh the great
Louis had saddled Ids kingdom.
They proceeded to Anectiis, Angers
and lircix. The' last stage from Yer
sallies to 1'arls was culled the post
royalm Jtiere the postjlliqn had to
he dresseil like ji gentleman. It was
a nnignllieent avenue, crowded every
afternoon by the wealth and lieauty of
the kingd'lni. In gorgeously painted
'■"acheji, and lighted at night by great
'TiiitT'ps, ttitlr double roTlootors, ov)*r Its
center. They came upon it . In the
Miormug on their way to the eapijal.
There were few ;s‘ople {raveling at that
/ hour Suddenly ahead they saw a
band of horsemen riding at * wild
gallop. They Were the king's couriers.
“(Tear the way,” they shouted. “The
king's hunt is coming."
All travelers, hearing this command,
made quickly for the sidings, there to
draw rein and dismount- The deer
Is lie not breaking the- scepter of 1
tyrunW?’ .
’’(foing hack to his home where In
the kindness of Ids heart he hail asked
me to live, he en’den vor*-d, modestly, ,
to explain the evidences of high regard
which were being showered upon him. j
"•It happens that my understanding Th e FIRST DISCIPLES OF JESUS
and small control of a mysterious and
violent force of nature has appealed
to the imaginations of these., people,’
In* said. ‘I urn the only man who has
ti'-M'd thunderbolts i' ( ,r his pi ay things.
Then, too, I am speaking for a new
world to an old one. Just at present
I-am the voice of Human Liberty. I
represent the hunger "f the <pirlt of
man. It Ls very strong here. You have
not traveled so far in France without
seeing thousands of beggars. They are
everywhere. Hut you do md know that
when n child comes in a poor family,
the father and mother go to prism
pour n 10is de nourrice. It Is a pity
1h.1t the j cannot keep their chil
dren at Lome. This old kingdom Is a
muttering Vesuvius. ~gr -\vi 1.g Tlotter
year hy year, with discontent. You
will presently hear Its voices.’’*
There was a dinner that evening at
Franklin’s house, at which the Marquis
de Mlrabeuu,' M. Turgot, the Madame
de Hrilloa, the Abbe Ki.vnal and the
Honipfe and ('-omptesse d’ Hainfttot,
Holonel Irons and three other Ameri
can gentlemen were present. The
Madame de Hrillon was tlrst to ar
rive. She entered with a careless,
jaunty air and ran Wo timet l-Yunklln
and mi light his hand and gave him a
double kiss on each cheek and "tie on
ti".
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The Two Disc pies Abidirg With
his forehead and atllt-d him “papa.”
“At table slip sat between me and
I*octor E'ranklin." Jack writes. “She
frequeiitiy locked her hand in the doc
tor'* and smiled sweetly as she looked
into his eye*. I wonder what the poor,
simple, hard-working I mb drub Frank
lin would have thought of these fa
miliarities. Yet here, I am-Hold. 1 no
Jesus (v v Tv
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to, II - |vv.
(V TS) when
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as 7 to tl «■ r ohj . r
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' I es - "II t'Yt inq'ltr-
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.•amu In sigtd, running for its life, the ,,ne thinks 111 of that kind of thing,
king close behind with all his train. TTie Ticst wofiTeli of France seem to
the hounds in full cry. Near Jack the treat their favorites, with Ilk** tokens
deer bounded over a ledge and took
u new direction. 11!smajesty a
short, stout uian with blue eyes and
aquiline nose, wearing .a luce-cocked
hat and brown velvetKoatee and high
hoots with spurs dismounted not
twenty fpet from the stagecoach, say
ing with great animation:
“Site ! l'"line/ mol un cheval frnls ”
Instantly remounting, he hounded
over the hedge, followed hy his train.
A letter from Jack presents all this'
of regard. fN ( ow and then she spread
her arms across the bucks of our
chairs, us If she would have us .feel
‘that her affection was wide enough
for both. ■'
“She assured me that all the wonion
of France were in love with le grand
savant.
“FraYrklln, hearing the compliment,
remarked: Tt Is because they pity
my age and Intirmltles. l';r-t vv.- pity,
then embrace, as the great Mr. Hope
n*| Iy
showeil. ttiejr d
es'jre to.g.
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tidy VV h>!'!'•■.. t 1 '.-
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hearts f- ||.m
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1 * '441 to 111
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l»H' top "t .lul.gfraupoch. in >w :tz»*,
I .a 11' I. a hot o 1 l- In ing built at. all c|e\
«ii in o.f iT.lsu foot. T'lie vv "i-kino.n ha •
to bravo «• I i*i neat y that' would ordr
11a'r;Iv . i-nTa) th"-' ••!' wanner • Tec-s
The ' "'el W ben . 1111 i - h e' I will nte-rdlv
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I'llul* of tin* Journey. and a vers that he bus vvrltten
reaehed the .hpuse ;d Franklin in Pussy
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u think it u
c< miii!!ment
thiit
the greatest infelhs
*h in the \\o
rid s
willing t" alT'W it.se
If to lie, in a
Way,
captured by the charms of vvi
•men,’
Mmlat
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larch
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Ah'.e
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in th**
average null*
■ AtiKxici.n
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•t the fact-' h*
■for** ys b*
iy an-
SVVer.'
said Frankll
n. ''ITitx.- a
re at
this t
able, four Fr*
•n-htnen nnT
Fur
A met;
cans. Let the-
a ■ -grt: *' cl ■ • !
stand
up.’
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*■ Fr>'mTn;*n
wore und**i
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Ut
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SPIRIN
Say ‘‘Bayer Aspirin”
INSIST! rnU'-s you see -tl’.!?
‘‘ii.iyjr Cross.” on talNjis ;. i
arc "TmL.. petting the Pennine
J . .* .. e. r.ei r. r. e.r.r.
*»i r. r. r. r. n r, r. r. r. r. -
B.tvcr A-sririn proved sate rv.
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’sIc-Iars tor 2 \ N cars. .
Ai. 3^;’Accept ■ Ply a
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wtuencontains prow ifvl’re.
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of h man. The Ann
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in France With Franklin.
Jack shipped In tin* pueket Mercury,
of 70 tons, under ('apt. Simeon Sump ,
son, oin* of America's ablest naval
"tnmunder-v Sin* had been'built for
rapid sailing {jnd vv.hen, the second
day ouh they saw a Hrltlsh frigate
hearing d"vvn upon her tliey wore sidp
and eiisily ran away IT-' :n their enemy.
Pheir lirst landing was at St. Martin
on tIn* Isie de Khc 1 hey -crT-st-d-111**
• island "U mules, being greet«*d with'
the cry:
••Yolla les t>raves F.ostonesl”
word HostiTryf
In 1- ranee
fh*
American revolivtlonis*
^ (hev—euihii i k»‘d—uii—a—U
meant
At the ferry
til' gabbi'ini lor
ahi'iut two o'-el , k ;n the afternoon of
a pleasant May day The savant
greeted his )"uug fneii, 1 with nn aiTec-
tioniite etnlrrace
''Sturdy >"n "f my heb/vts] country,
you bring me J".y and a n**\v problem."
he said.
"What Ls the problem?’' Ja- k in
quired.
•‘That of moving Margaret across the
channel. I have a double tusk now.
I must secure the happiness of Amer
ica and of Jack Ir -ns.’’
He read the dlspatehys |tnd then the
doctor and the vc irrg^+iitoH-set out In.
a coach for the palace ofYergennes; .
tin* [>rttne mln.-'er. • Colonel Jrons
was tilled w;t!i ..stonlshtimnt- ut the
tokens of voncr.i* "tv f r t{ie white-
halnsj man which tie witnessed In the
H.anner. Humphries ami inysvif. were
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Mg men, th*> slKx'iest lietng s'x f***?
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among.fhe lud!*'« Then sui*i Ft.T.nk in
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in his kindliest tones;
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“•'My d.*ar Ahhe, I uin aware that
I* 1
l.-Ctl
•*'
.! es
> . i! - ' “*
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e ail
manhood is imt a tna'.Ter of f*s*t am!
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inches J cady asstire you that these
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a " d
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are average Americans ind* that tliey
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t
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are pretty well- filled with brain an 1
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T know that is 'a faille'. Msmise I
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wrote it myself "tl*- day, ng- ago.
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ph.
2 :! s ;
lin asked the young man t" -It down
I
•n 'J'
> 12
r
for a talk by the fireside. The doctor
This
rn
f i vt
4 ri»nv**Tri
Hit*
spoke ot the women of France, saying:
FT *
‘ j ( ‘4 4
. i f
first -d'S-.
i ;*!»••
s . \
' I'.'S
’“You will not understand them or
r(
4 * t’( i!' 1
1 ( *.V \ ; 1
i ^
st J
ig.'s of *
j.i i;>
Lati
expo
me unless you remind yourself that we
r;»
:i- t *s
—
..re in Kuro;*e an*! that ’.1 is the
i ii*
-•irit
i d
About Te
SMS
(v
Md).
Highteenth century. Here the clocks
ii<
■ V It
up.'t'
•r j
Hit
It 'is f!;j 1
t th*
are lagging Time moves slow iy With
1 11 r i
' I-
l •• f 1»•
r
Ii u V
•e a pt'op
»*r t
‘pt'"U
the poor It stands still. They know
i * [
1 es|
1> *t
S
the
- s.i- rim-:
ui i
..I m!
4, tli**
not the thlmi we . al^ progrejes.
—s+4
-Jo-. .
C*‘V 1
Jr’,
til*
* .>'*■*' * 1 i * ,1
“ ‘Th*is*- who have money sei-in to be
g 1 •
»• .;
U
!T
■on Tesqs
( V
Iris
very busy tuivlng fun,’ I .said'.
4- f’4
* 4" - '
■ r\ f
il-
it f
lie sillier
dot
imt*
•iy ti'x
<gp) tiE F nNTINUri ’ >
1
sau-
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"tl Tes||s
RILLS PESKY
BED BUGS
P. D. Q.
- y
A famous baby’s specialist’s prescription,
successfully used for lb years. A sweet
powder that children like takes the place
of castor oil Contain* no opiMe* or harm
ful rlnipx ~~PTi kage. 2ac. at yoc.r dtuggiMt.
If it fails to help, your money refunded.
OLD SORES, PILES
AND ECZEMA VANISH
Good. Old, Reliable Peterson’s
Ointment a Favorite Remedy.
' Had ."'1 ulcers-oir my logs l>"ctor>
want, t.t" cut "!V leg. , Peterson's pint
no ut curt-'l me -Win J N'iehos. 4'*
Wilder Street, itooln-Klyr N / V.
<;• t a.large ti"X f'*f iM-nts at nnv
druggist, sx> s Pi ti i suIT, of I’liffalo.
N V and money back i-f gi isn't th.
t>esr vi.ii ever used. Always keep Fe-
Ftne
moining lie s.-t vut In a heavy
ui
drawn by t
jn - frtTaed
:i cocked
nstr-
and
hut..
trr= "n - (>':;• metit—m—t+rr—hnvisp.
f'.r tnirns scalds, bruises sunburn, and
the surest remedy f-.r it* king eczema
and pi!- > the world has / • %•*•!■ known
votK nwii viii>kKs> >iwii-i i)
K> V T >(| r- I - * l\ev Vlllg III- U'l-.)
It M : e, J .'. shar>w 1. I hilu'l-- i>tua. 1’u
n.Vl.t.sMKV w V.NTK1>—T" sell rub'b 1 d.Ar
laats id lubber rex cuk** .-SpleJidiil luopo
*ltlon AC.MK HI HHK’R AM' I'* • >i UtlX'!
«W nom w ItroMtl m KICHUONP VA
La n.ichelic There the young man
. nj-yeil bis tlrst repos** n a French
Id built up "f smidj-y layers of- f»{ath-
er beds
In th
vehicle of two who.
'iors»-s. Its postil 1 i-
powdcrd hair. tin.
with a '' tig queue '
great, I ">ts. lM*op«Hj
lively little bidet.
French stugecoui h .f tn days. Its
running gear having hecti planned with
nn eye to economy, s n-’e vehlch-s were
taxed aeording !< •* nuiuher <if
their wheels. The diary informs givj
that when the traveler stopped for
food at a.n Inn he wnA. .-xpet’Ted to
furnish his own knife. The highways
were patrolled, night and day, hy
armed horsemen
streets of Harts.
“'The person of the
have attracted more i
th.n.” Ire. writes. ‘'.■Y.~LXo\SL-d
Real Color of Gold
Few persons are fuTulliiTr’ with the
real eolor of gold, because ,t Is Bel-
-rfiT-n—se-efl—eX4M-pt wlo n—Lea\ lly aL
enough
a: i cr.
- - v jug leslls ( V • T7 ) It Is riot
to tnerely lo"k up* qi Ilim.
!'(,!)••' det: m te etToft s to fc .low
itaitiire "t 11 ’ti,
i )'-' W til .Ic-»;|S (V :•,;)) Those
!l.g i could nof )o>ei
pi’ctful atten
gatbered
>n (us b
_yv i 111 i r
" Such
;)'•!{ and
.-n. r. sic
wms t
■k
jib"ill the coach whe_n
'tr* and every man st<
i-r. d head as we pas>'
the palaVe door. In l
was much whispered
grand savant.' I d.T
this until 1 met. In r
t’otapte de Yergenm-
Sen.itor (lahriel Honore
Mlrabeuu. What an Lnt; .
Y.*t I think he deseryes It.
eye of Mars and the hair
un i tlie tongue of an linae
.vt- wore ica* mg
■ •I with iincov-
! "ti otlr way to
he crowd tb»r*‘
raise
uf
t understaml
otlice "f the
the eloquent
U'.quotti de
i ssiv e hatre ’,
lie has the
of Samson
l am told
’In our talk, 1 assured' Inm that Jn
Hhilndelphla Franklin egt e and vveqt
and was less otiflorvcd than the town
and robherh's were crier,
unknown. The vineyards wero not | “ 'Hut your people s*H'tn to atjore
walled or fen»'ed. All travelers had a • him.’ I said.
license to help themselves to as much “'As if he were a god,' Mlnibeau^an-
frult ns they might wish to eat when It
wan on the vine*.
the? arrived t.t Chanterny on a cold
ruin/ even mg. They were set pod *,£
' t i
“• -V V
svvered. 'Yea. it Is true and it is right.
Mils he not, like Jove, hurled the
lightning of Heaven in Ids light hand?
; It} La not an unpunished Hroiuetbeua?
sta’e in which if b- much red
der than when it Is pure. The pun*st
coins ever mail** WiTe the ■'-.'SJ piec*'S
which wore y.nce In common use In
i'n ifi-ndu. "TTit-lr colimge was jhan
done*! because the loss hy abrasion
whs so grout and been use their intiM-
nor *'"Uhl be bored out and filled with
'lead They w* re octagonal in shape
and were the most valuable (s)ins ever
minted and circulated All gold Is
not alike when refined Australian
g. id is distinctly reflder than that
taken In ('tillfonda Moreover, placet
gold Is more yellow than that which
Is taken from quartz This Is one of
-he mysteries of metallurgy, Ivecanse
’heigpld in pincers comes from that
which is In quartz. The gold In the j
l.Tnl mountains is the reddest in the
j world
I ^
Hie Nose Broken
In -a tight with a schoolfellow
Thackeray, the famous novelist, had
his nose broken and tb« dUdlgureinnol
lasted nil Ida U/ai
rtlc-!
I ft.et
V -11 *o i
Him
up
lie
• n .I'-sid mi'
vv elcui.(■>,
Ju«:’think, a t-.-x "•!' I I • H. sgy
1)<’V T" •• ' .si .1 I : .•*!'' -k". t;'
ilU. a nifHron Ht<l ipa;s i; . ■ - - • is
-r - arid stoj ■ .: ■ ns
y K b; g th*-;r ••g.'s .uni d- • s n t .:
• inc l.'-ri *1 t.r-- • ' • i ■ !:■*.. s
•» vvf.ar I'. I' p ' Is i:i.. ti- «1 1 '• iv -
is c- -I .i ‘ b;*Tic*'-as a snovv-.-aH -a'a
■'ar) • ! r* sort Fa"nt sj- •' t
* v**! y I'U't;agi.- of t' I *■ '.' ‘ - 1 ’ .i' I*
•lill thini a* ■!'( ' ir n> si .-Kgs a. • --' ra Us
f-T t •* 'h-Vil s h. ei or -v-
erv box Sp. . i.il fl"-i Cat s z* .
-$.’.S*>, m ik' S- live Kallpr.M - nta s
‘T*-rr.» spouts Fit her s z. ; h ' . v- -ar-.
ilMiggist; "P «.-nt„tirf",..i ! un r-*
.-it f pri'>• bv ' iwl ''he.inioal
orks, T.-rre Ha .te,. T.n 1.
A V/onderful
Discovery
'The remarkiihle herb "Il'd’.'*” ns
analyz*") Ii) “Scbvv.ir'/,'* was t'--ei*-.l to
* 'tdaiti• (u's+dos "ther pritK'ljd*-?. a vn-
rie.t) of ai hi which he n.mie I * bill'.in
nlc Acid. He .jI'" found it to ) ".n: i.n
a iTfTar achl tllsciivt-r**'I-t*v s -bw .p- »
and Koch (odor and named Kibiol.ih'ri •
:l! id. T ills lias lit-oil ||noi| in I Tops
* "ng*‘st joh of tin* sjih'en, Scfoi'iila an !
I.epros.v with good resul’s. In receTH
cM-i'S this herb has hoeli *K«.co\ nre 1
grow ing in. Fast Texas ami !.-ui'-m .
and further exjit-rinien’s hav.- v|:"\v.*i
that it" woliilvrHi! tiiirifv
Copy for This Department Supplied
the American Legion News Service.
REGIONAL BILLETS
FOR WAR ORPHANS
IVIth the-dedication recently of
American Legion's children's billet
('t-ter Lake. Michr, tiie lA'kd<‘n 1
gotten under way with a nation wu
piMgram of ehiid wellaie. Spe«*itica!
tin* Legion intVnds to care f«'r all t
children whqse fathers w*4v.killed
tK'tioii or who died as a result of sc
ice in the American forces during
World war.
There are at present, according
experts, r.JHM waifs of war who :
being denied childhood privileges
eause their fatliers died in service,
the creation of regional hillets the
giiin intends to car*' for all "f tt:
The jiiim outlined hy the natio
clilhi welfare committee of the la'g
uilhiws for expiinsioti to m**ct the
quirements ten yeirrs hence, vvhen
peak load will lie reached -.'LT.O'it
tl.ca. ■ ^
The billet at < »ttcr Isike, Midi,
tvplcal of the L"gi"tTs method
bandlmg this important plinSc of sc
h e work. , Tl is neither an Institut!
nor an orphan ;g*'. It approximate
" home .-fs fnr.as- it is humanlv postil
Instead' <»f ’having one big dortidt*'
the way most in«ti;uthJns are run.
Legion has small h otTages of fr
four f" s]\ ro.'Uns Vine chlhlF*'n
tie most an* limiscd In one hulhlTi
where' tl.cv arc look***! after - hy
house mot hex. The children dress
other ^children, wfltli no semhhince
uniformity. Tb*-\ at’ni 1 ,]'.uti'lc seh*
leaving in tlie ni'C'nlng, taking tl
lun« h., and rnur,, ; ng about five o'ch
In time ti) phi., r.ntll supper time.
The latter Luke billet, which Is
firs' regional billet, now cares fo.r
diihlrVn, with thre** houses built
ground broken for two more. Th*
* tiil iren are of every extraction Hi
g iri.iiv Folisii, T rehcli. Italian and
Live Many of them came to the Ml
In extrcjinJy ; health, eiiri'Tat
ami nn-lcrnouris'icd.
Overlooking (ut*T lake, on** of
■pr**t!i*-s' of Michigan's thousand lal
tie billet is ideal f r h.ealtli purp'
tmd, umh-r tie guidance <*f Mrs I
Ing* fsoil. si;|i,x\ ising m"t)ier, the fi
ptep:.r*'d is fcised on hoily build
It. * i. Johnson, the sup**
tern I--nl, .looks aft*-'' th** health of
ct.ii hircty at nl not'one case o.f s«*rl
TTTrmss Tas ”7
h ct got ilmhx w ay
T‘ tveid' f«'x more ro-'iii to ban
th*- fatherless ihihlren Is tnani.D-s
hv th.* eonst.-mt r<'<iuest> for pern
s'ii,|i to s-epd ('li.hlreii ' o u lie 4*-il let
W ; -.', 11 g I, s ( ..ample : II -Kb/,* * - J ills (
\ ,m c-i he leg nt.aircs tint tl
t '■'•<’ more sp; e As t ; t s* as
meney is available such 'expansion
taking place
The Mp higan hil’et • was first he
;is *n :.•!,• :tv of the Mlclngtin (hq
merit of i!,*- legion, with help hy
h-gislatn:*'. Hovvev*x, vyheti the
tbmal organ:/ati"ti of th*' legh-n w
lnt" the ptM'hh-m. Mh-Tilgan graci-u
' rfr.t ! over her'hillet to the miti'
ho'iy. - <"
Til" secoml child billet is n■ iW un
x' av at Ind* ; • . h m • 1x mis. Jo' n
() i t a iiatc'nai ' "ti n .-mbx of the
g,"n. recently dedicated a 4"H a
trot u.f hind, wlct*- tin* second s<-
t
I <
i) i
i*
hh'sscd 1**11
Witnessing for
The. first thing it.*'
• . to .1* s-., j/ t*
t'ui 11 dii. ' ^
*', |', -l.g ii g' * •t he!
‘chad • hTi g I t "I t he
to kli" v .I.*s11s hy
.1 c s 11 s.. t v v. 4 1
:i ■ docs \< ho
h*-g!l| to wifi
I m-
into
h s
i tl) .1
nic \* !
I 'Cl's,
n o
to-Tiring otloT
-•sits | he
o has * ‘on u*
mil oxperi-
II ha.
-t'Urilyimg p !* - *;' 1 -
vv!.-rc 'hi** to its acthui on th** ki'ltn-ys
n.e ll"ho Mediciii** t’ompati) of'
Keaumont, T»*\as make all erY.'.'ti\e
halm ft'otii this' bcfli ainl *'a!l if lloho
K. : dm-' ami Kho'ld’er .K'-ni. .h this
I '!■ i'-.-ing S-I id t*. he a' l >; if ret]
Aperient- 111 * I Anti-s*'orhut1e " '
>.\ hot tl * - s i I trefit-
mel.t — TNo.t's is'd.lM)
Success
I'll
rst of all.
'ie!d vv li.eli; a hov’
i man ; if I ..To n
s.r I Ft **-! !'-nt Car-
I must make mv self'
*t sijce,-e.| in that I
•ati su* ce* a I in h"t Inn
I
Good Temper
'ditllcult part of goo I
. in accomuio'tath'ti to
NT nEGLI
inflani*-*! *•)■• Tlds or otinx
< y*- irritations Ymi will
tirul a soothing aad saf>*
r* tneilv ' m MITCHELL
EVE SALVE.
HAI.L ,t UFCKEL. at all ’
New York City drui'K. ts
« •
Thf
s mslst s
unmr "f others.
temper
the pit
Duty Omitted
’■{very dtify otiiltted ohscures sorqe
truth that we should know.—Husk in.
I-
Monev t>a*-k witlioiit qnr-tion
if HUNT’S SAIA'K faiHJn the
tre»uneut of IT* 11. ECZEMA
KI N* i WO SAFTKTT K K of other
itchinrf^Bkin diseases. Price
75c at druggists, or direct from
• I Richartfi Mttflclii Cc. Hiinnai.Iti
ft.lges will
Tt'Cted. Kan
vv a
ini
ra.si-' 1 .,s’iH|.oiMi *,, insure' cortnile'
of till*'* pt ojt-.■ t by ..t* state wide dt
t'.*r .f im's Tl -iJh'u* ’ «>'f land vva'
g i 1 Fo| I I ill!' I I *;diU«*y. whose twos
w•r** killed, in action whjlf. g«.*n
. * (be • - <*s in I'r.Vh
Not only d- es the. Legion cut**
c! dr.-n in regional l»Hlets hut it .
, |.t! cni in. < h!hl.h s. tami
] o.a -a tug pre*«"Ictits *'stahlis! **d
Sill .... W-Tkets, the I 1‘g'ioll s,., A s |'|*
t".* ex service m'cti "ho ha ve m* fa
lies uyd \ • vylsl * - ■ r* n >np of
fs of war, and allows them
■ c one The Legion takes ex*
th.n .1 cur** In investigating <*iw
st a tl* , s 'si) that rhe • h l d A ill g<*t
tendt.i; car*' rgidfully due.
Ill—sg___sJ^Lnst a lices th,* L. gh'tl
f i a |. that " he mother does »"t v*
in- s ( *pariitod from her i'hih.1
s-iaTi .Ui event the l.egh>n- furnlt
*'.:>ll s ', pi "1 *
TlVi need ; - r sq. h w-eiVare whirl
j,roved *\ 1 • i if i*s known that
-g" , I Ml*. II tn d* U‘s 14-ot i 11!i, pe! 1 sa p
v; (. v -atlii i-'lit Iy To'insure a-Iff
S . I ;■'■!'!. \ * i'h'VV- with 11" chilti
r.-r-^'v«.s- hut s'Jh a month. .W-iflt’-
, ,i. she .•*'*'s a'lld s*1 for eai'l;
di t ii)tl: i i ' I ■;.". A s r- sl.lt. 11
n<
I,el' t"
* support
is very .vi'Uiiy
“■ ry i o r
self - mi if lo'i' el. i hi
mi.si >11. e It in a nursery. If
el,;IT 'is !* ;t a few y ears -of age
I.* gi'-n has found 'th.M it runs
und, in tm nv 'eas. s,. th** enviroiu:
Is stab that if bee*unos a gamin.
T'j *• child w* Ifar** activ ities of
L*‘gi**n ,ir<* tlie most Important,
to the ctire of th** disabled, on tin*
ginn s progrtim of national^ servicf
Legion Men Will Protest
^Protests ngnliist granting Hdzcn*
to mem eonvieti'd of various serloiii
fvnses will he made in future by
American Legion of Belmont cout
Ohio. This cotVse was decided on :
papers were• granted to several .
men there. A committee was app*
ed to Investigate the eharactcr of
plicunts for citizenship.