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Or Liver Reoguilators. -
Operates without Nauisea or Qriping.
Not un1ple0aan t , take
It Curies Diseasos of thle Liver and0
Spieen.
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It- i-s -the only Medhicino~ knowvn that
cores Consti patlionf.
It cuires Neuralgia, Sick Headach e and
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dose-the vory opposito of all1 other Pur
gatives.
It is liwnys ready for use, a d never
couniterioria~tes i ndlicato ini anfy case..
* It is t~he bost'of all Purgativcs for chil
dron.
All peonsfl should use it who are
aiflited with Piles or Constipation. .
* --zon sArmi nir
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.1,0 IS . I '1./ILl''b-.;
A Company of Athletes:--Ltctder Per
fo'ranies(;--l'ire "s iapo -Th.o Canvas
'lubu iad the crlyi Sack.
The terril)le sceneS enacted at the
)urn*ing of the H:Uthilcrn IHotel inl
St. Louilis uis cas -d. (olSidel'able
int(res Io ho taken iii .. Subjet of
Ii:-e c:;capes. A company f about
t wieIy athletes ]as 1)011 orgal)iZel
whose sale duty at fire; vill bo tho
rese'e of persons hnprisonel ble by 1th
fiaels. Mr. i' D. Meier is the
President and Chris. Hloell, Captain.
After some praict ice, the company
gave anl exhibition in the streets
recent ly, before the ml1embei'. of tho
IAgislatlmie, city oflicials ia thous'
a11(1s of spectators. The St. Louis
Rnivs all tccOlllt (1f some1
of t lie fct; t:; t hat woro performed on
that occasion.
All thl:ing:s being retady lr. M[eier
first exhiblied
A SCAI.NG L.\DDn'
wIielh 1)s ablout twenty feet long.
It bore at, its upper end at hook that
was out of wrought iron and reached
for tlreq feet directly at right
angles from the ladder. This hook
was wide elilgll to reach over lear
1y any ill, and to insure i safe hold.
The ladder had but one Sit:tidard,
which m:!'; of sI ron;g, pliable "wood,
al the rungs protluded about six
inches at cit iher si(. A lh-einmn
couitld, with this laddor, drivoe the
1uok tihrough i wooden sllitter or
windor' pane on the second story)
and ti.us secure at safo hold for
climubiig. The next article shown
was the" broad l)('lt worn )y the
firenin around their waists. It was
of leather and canvas, about Six
inches wide, and sufliciently strong
to sntaiun the weight of several
men. " Depending- from this helt by
, ver- strong strap was a largo
wrougiit-iron snap-hook, so that on
mllounting to the top of a ladder the
fireman could snap th hookaround
the staidard of the idder and be
thus s("mred from all possi)ibility of
losing his balance and enabled to
u1se Loth hlands. T'cso hookot
serve another purpose. A fireman
can, bY taking two or three turns of
ia rope 'rounl the simioothi 'iron of
which ;he hooks are made, securo at
siulicidut degree of friction to
en3al1o him not only to let himself
down the rope very slowly, but to
take one or even two men w itl him.
He next exhibited a ropo such as
each "iii carried. It was half an
inch in thickness, on hulndred feet
long, iiin d of I1'e finest quality of
lemiip. , It was coil(d or bulked in
aln in genious maiinner for carrying,
and weigled only four pounds. He
ntext exbjt ited a hatchet, hlavinig a
cutting edge oni one side, and a long
sharp1 spike on the other. '.'his he
salid, was to lho used for cntting
thriough ironl s1httOre, if necessari1y,
to get them~f open1, anrd theo
spiko portion whlon1 drliiven into tihe
woodwork of an upper wind(1ow, fur
nishied an excellent standard( on
which to fasten a rope by whlichi the
fjiiran could lower himijself. Tlhis8
m~ucht exlined~, Mr. M~eier gavo a
signal for tihe drill to begin.
R.\RE eIMniNEI.
At the sound of the cap tains'
whistle,- the meni, all equipped,
jump'1~ed from their sieats andl ranged
in a row. At a woid of commanluld
they s3'5ized0( tho'l addcrs,' 'tyhich lay
near the building, - and elevated
them Oin ed. At anIoiIher commanll~d
a muan ran lightly up, stop~pin~g nealr
thle top). At another conuhianfd his~
hook was snafppeOd arounid thll stan,
dlard, andI he stood on thle rnniigs,
his waist on a level with the sill and1(
his hatndls free. Inlstant ly anlothler
ladder was handed to him by3 fireman
No. 2, and11 raisinlg it - qiickly; lhe
booked it on tihe sill of the :thirids.
story window above him. At an
other commtand1 ho unhooked his
and1( ran 111 to' the -third-story',. fire
man No. 2 mneaniwhiloe m''ountinig to
tihe second~-story. Both mRon no0w
hooked themselves to their res~pecs
tivo 1ldors, and thtirdl Ilddor was3
qjuicly lpassed up by fireman No. 3.
No. 1 reached up with this and
hooked it on the sill of the fourth
story wind(ow, and~ thuon, at at word,
mlounlted atgain, No. 2 following to
tile third story, and No. 8 followving
to tho Second. A fourth laidder' was
p issed up~ by fireman No. 4, and No.
Shookeid it on the nill of thn fifth
story. Again ho mounted, No. 2
following to the fourth story, No. 3
I o the third and No. .1 to the second.
III antiother seconid each man had
e'Itered the wiindow of the floor at
vich he had arrived.
'.l'lhe ele;vaf ion and mounting of
the hdlder ocenpied about
FIFi'IN SEcoNDS,
and at the oud of exactly one
miimite and( fort y seconds from tho
time of the first order, t man was
on every floor of tho building, fully
prepared to lower any one tit
migiiht he in dtanger there.
A (()iioand brought all tho men
:ut, on i he ladders again, and the
descent legal. 'irean No. 4 at
once ran down to the ground and
the other .three came down one
story ("ch. No. 1 thou unhooked the
top ladder, passed it down to No. 2,
who passed it below, and then all
moved down anothor story, when
the Opeation was repeated till the
last man was down, which was just
three amd ono-half miiutes.from tho
time of starting up.
Me~;nwhiilo fireman No. '4 had
I(ei(d the first ladder that camo
down. hooked it into another win
dow, mounted, and by the time he
was ready, No. 3 was handing him
the secoll( ladder which had come
down. This he mounted, No. 3 fol
lowing to the second story,.and they
had arrixed at that point when No.
I reached the ground from the
oth( r trip, so that, in reality, the
11011 ladrt gone up to the fifth floor,
occlpio1d overy floor, descended
agail, and mounted to the third
story in aniotler part of the building
in three and one-half minutos. Tho
second(( aseeit and1(1 descent . was the
samiie as tIe first, and third, which
was made immediately after ; the
second was also the same ; and at
the end of
NINE AND ONE-HALF MINUTES
from starting the corps had Visited
everv floor of the building. in three
places, tid had descended again
I with their ladders. Tho applauso
iat each evolution was loud and cor
tainly well deserved.
The second exercise was one in
which one man with one ladder went
from the ground to the fifth floor.
Three of the corps performed this
feat at a timo, and in unison, each
motion being made by command of
the captain. The operation was
very simple, and although it soothed
hazardous, was not really so. It
did, however, require good muscle
and omluranco. Seizing .a ladder,
the fireman hooked it to the second.
story sill, ran up, straddled the sill,
raised his ladder to a third-story
and hooked it, ran up, straddled the
sill, and so on to the fifth story.
The descent was the same order of
things reversed. Tle threo reached
anl woerO inside tio fifth-floor . win
dows just one minute and twonty'
six seconds from the time of startiiig,
and returned to the ground in one
uminut.e and four seconds, making a
total of two and one-half minutes
for tile r'ound trip?...
A iserios of
RoPE EXERCISES.
followed next. A number of nhen
wenflt uip to tihe fifth floor,r' and 'each
fastoninug a rope in a .window, took
three turns of it around his hook,
and lowered himself to the fourth
story, where hoe took on a comrade.
The latter. simpJly ekung on to his
comupanionl's hiools, and the two came
gradully down,..the first man easily
rogulating the rate of descent. One
muanl broulghit two others down on
his 1hook in this manner, the descent
occupying but a few seconds. It
should be' remarked that the flreman
who controls tihe, rope does not
simplly hang down, but he places his
feet at right angles to his body. aind
against tihe wall, niidl takds long
steops down thle wall as though wvalkc
ing backwvard, straddling each
windowv as he passesC it, and thus
keeping ini a puosition which prevents
him and( his charge fromi swinging
into windows as~thof pass. . a :
The next perfor~manco was a very
difficult one, and, only a few. mem~N
hers of tile corpsare equal to it as
yet. It is what is called
"ASCENT IN cOIELON,
or in an oblique direction. In case
fire is brealring out of a windose itn~
mediately iibove an ascending1 fire
main, it b~ecomes necessary; for :him
to reach a windowv either. to the
righmt or to the loft thereof, and this
is the purpose .of ' this afbature
oif the drill. It was -pr
formed by two nmorn each independ
en t of the. other. Reaching the
second-story window togother, .one
of thorm chose tb climb to the win
dow above, and about four feet to
Conttntued en fourt~h Die .,..