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The mild and the eztra- L effect of Swamp-Root is soon i 11 5ianos mo nignesi lor its won cures of the most distressing cases, need a medicine you should have the Bold by druggists in 50c. and$t. sizes. nay have a sample bottle of this Lful discovery book that tells lM,it it. both umtEl734K -v- ' " tlv free by mail. Dr. Mlmer St Ron of SwunvRoot Ijfhamton, N. Y. When writing men- Ling tnis generous ctter m tnis paper. ; (1 I. Apri icte RK WANTED. tre ia the niaiket for a large tr of Rock Ouk aua Hemlock For prices write North American Tannery, Lewistowu, Pa. fl ritoTKcr Youu Idkas. Consultation free. pi'aJent on Success. E,t. W tlilo B. Stevens & Co., 1 'J-Hth St., Washington, o w OW TO VIEW LIFE. n lioblet to lie Drnlned, not r Ha a 1'roriuua Mranurf to He l'illcd. etc nqn met ch iti( lot ed Cfli le e i th mat less nd all !COll i ri' o In unta ir ' hbo.l irtui pos nve we is of the an ivat. tuber o bi :ul r travr later Ispri )GS. Ca flit, lladlvy, of Yule, in uu to the students, recently, . illustration that will bear : about by every young man, l of college to-day. He spoke ager hopes of those before i of how much each expected ut of life; but he gave thein, a higher thought. "We :' life," he said, "as a goblet ilrained; is it not rather a j tn ho flllodrr-r,.. tr.L,. is the whole difference be wasted life and the s'uceess in that dhort sentence. The of th 'RESIDENT HADT.EY. Yale, Whose Ailvioe to Your.g Mun 1 Wvrlh Takir.K-) revor needs, forever values, who fill existence with value selves and others. "What out of it?" is the worst and id the most hopeless motto .11 have. Life, if we set our drain it, is a pitifully shal It holds n few pleasures, ten in the after taste, a few a little M-lliMi ambition All the men, from hers the lor Df I . Vrri Tie tu'''lu'KS' kl't " more, l 111! IllfCS, IMC I11CI1, iloiinm down, who have he goblet have found it un und have bewailed tlie i! measure to be filled that, Wellsprincr, makes life a dif- ing. How much high oehieve Ire aspiration, noble deed, mi Uowship, a man can nut into v W of every great man teaches much the measure may be old. Lincoln s measure, Gor sure, Moody's measure how !, hltclr satisfying they were! Such Uavet nothing and whv should Dvethi? for what they get out of tht loHheir whole thought is occti- in Fat what they can get into It. tillow only when we are seek- hnust it: it enlarges as we 11 it, always. A goblet to he a measure to he filled which hoose that life shall be? For f Is each man's own. a it. e si jalanc harcH mean s not ws we ie way I the ie st y In e sen o up otild re not re.-R (ass. Iomb mar wmmcrnt. the winter months I live a. I may safely ear that roads through that state worth more than gold Its inhabitants. It is a lere almost every kind of vegetable can bo cultivated! Uck of rood roada dan, ml. Jnuch to hinder o market as ad flltl4 '",u",' o neip. rces o tera, ii Agitated About Ridiculous Ques tions of Court Etiquette. sol of Csaveraatloa AatmlaaT to AMvrleaae, Bat Srrlaaa Tataar to BrltUavra. The subject of precedence U bow to the fore ia coronation goaalp. It would seem there is a great differ ence between ancient austom and the hard farts of modern life, which, it ia hoped, will be , rectified before coronation day comes round. It is considered by many that the order of precedence is at least two centuries behind the times. Tske, for instance, the members of the gov ernment alone. The lord chancellor,, the lopd presi dent of the council, the lord of the privy council, the lord o the privy seal and the chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, all of whom hold com paratively unimportant offices, havo their places duly assigned, but with the exception of the chancellor of the exchequer, the secretaries of state and members of the administration, who really count, are not so much as mentioned in the recognized tables of precedence. The prime minister, the most im portant personage in the empire next to the king, has no place in the list. Arthur l'.alfour, being a plain com moner, takes his place among the or dinary e.MuirK. Joseph Chamberlain, ss secretary of state for the colonies, marches some '26 degrees in front of him, sandwiched between bishops and harniis and minor otlicers of the house hold on the one hand nnd sous of the smaller peers on the other. Whin there was u lord admiral he had front place ill all public functions, but the admiralty being now in a com mission the lord chaniberUtin takes no cognizance of his representatives. So far as that ollicial is concerned the present ru'.er wf the "king's navee" has no real existence. Neither has the president of the board of trade, the president of the local government board, the president BRITAIN'S ROYAL CROWN. (To Be Worn by King Edward at the Com ing' Coronation.) of the board of agriculture nor the great counsellors who represent the king in Ireland, India, Canada, Aus tralia, not to mention the smaller fry of' colonial governors and lieutenant governors. An earl marshal a court functionary knows and- respects, and accords to hira particular prominence, but such unimportant individuals as a com mander in chief or a mere admiral or a field marshal are too insignificant to be included in the general scheme of things. There seems to be a great deal of difference of opinion among the peers and peeresses regarding the turning out of state coaches- and chariots on the occasion of the coronation. One half the nobles who own such equip ages do not intend bringing them out. The king is therefore to be petitioned either to order them out or request tliat state coaches or chariots be not used on tha t day. One prominent peer who Is particu larly angry at this slate of affairs says: "It is really extraordinary that there Is any hesitation on the subject, for surely such an important event should bp celebrated with all the pomp and splendor possible. f the nobility ol Kugiand cannot make a brave show on such an occasion, w hen w ill they d i so? If people attend the coronation in ordinary limiii'liams the spectacle w ill bo shorn nf h:ilf its splendor." There has been considerable doulit linoncr the Indies chosen to carry the queen's train i n coronation day as to what t hey w i nr. As daughters of peers they are not entitled to wear coronets. Now it is said the queen has deter mined that her maids shall all be dressed i'.:lke. in white and silver, w ith trains of full court length made of white velvet. In their hair will be feathers and veil, the same as ore worn on slate occasions. Aurlciillnrr In Alimkn. The government agricultural sta tions have leen established in Alaska, and from all come more favorable re ports than were looked for. Though the temperature last winter reached 70 degrees below zero, rye planted in the fall was protected by several feet of snow and matured perfectly. One station says there is enough agricul tural territory in Alaska to feed 3.000 000 people. Senatorial nook Collector. Senator Ileitfield, of Idaho, .is a noted collector of rare editions. lie is the possessor of more curious and in teresting books centuries old than any other man ia the senate. . Tobaeeo for State Charge. The Minnesota board of control re eently bought two tons of chewing1 tobacco and halt a ton of smoking to bacco for the inmate of tha stats 1b lytutiona.. iLoodaMopcp to water but you can't make him drink. 4 You can't make him eat either. You can stuff food in to a thin man's stomach bu that doesn't make him use it. Scott's Emulsion can makt. him use it. How ? By mak ing him hungry, of course Scott's Emulsion makes a thi; bodyhungryallover. Though: a thin body was naturally hun gry didn't you ? Well it isn't A thin body is asleep no: vorking gone on a strike It doesn't try to use it's food. Scott's Emulsion wakes i: up puts it to work agai;. making new flesh, That's the way to get fat. Send fr.r free sample. SCOTT & ItOWVE. IVmUo. 4on fearl St., N. V The Anointing of Klnito. The question ns to whether King Edward should bo anointed nt his coronation and if ro what form the ceremony would take is bringing to light some interesting stories as to the way in which the rite was for merly performed. Edward VI., the last of the former Edwards, hail n difficult time, more ditliciilt thnn that of ltichnrd Crookbaek, who was stripped to the waist. Edward VI. lay prostrate on the nltar while Archbishop Crnnmcr rubbed his back much in the snme way as wives rubbed embrocation on the hacks of rheumatic husbands. In former days the holy oil with which the king was nnointed was suppposed to hedge him with divinity, so in those rough times it was natural that n king should hasten his coronation. Witches were forbidden to attend the ceremony. Educate Your Bowcis. Your bowel., can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cas carets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All drvggists, ioc. Bareness Lillian Von Til,Bck from the Klondike. 1 Braat SSW.OO a Tellaw Betel Braas the Fraaea Berth Ua aaala hf raat Trial, Sha Will Retara ta Srla. Bareness Lillian von Tilse, Ger man woman of noble birth, who is known as the only prsetioal women miner in all of Alaska, is ia Chicago after an absence of four years aX Caps Nome, Dawson City and other points of the great Eldorado within the arctic circle. She came to the state to buy machinery for hy draulic mining end a ten-room porta ble house, w hich she will have shipped in sectioas to Cape Nome. The bar oness is only 30 years old and is un married, having taken her title from her father, ltaron Karl von Tilse of Leipsig, (iermuny, who came to the United States about S3 years ago and resided both hi Cincinnati and St. Louis. She went to the Klondike not be cause it was necessary for her to iiKike her own living, but because a love for adventure led her to seek the gold fields A fortune was left her by her father, and the first businvss in which she engaged in was wheet speculation in I.ns Angeles. She uiade money for a time, but finally lost a great deal, and then it was that Eh determined to go to the Klondike. She left Seattle early in the spring of alone, and t-hv has been alone In her adventures ever since. She traveled without aid, did her own sledding with her own reindeer, shot the swiftest rapids of the Yukon and other rivers in Indian canoes, did her own prospecting, staked out her own claims and then guarded them. It being necessary to do a certain amount of work mi each claim in or der to hi dd . she called to her aid two men, one of I hem an Eskimo, and the three sunk shafts and prepared for placer niininSr. l'rom the first her for Infants and Children. 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Around almost, any farm will be some good lumber, or perhaps there might be some unused outbuilding that will nnswer the purpose. Whatever bo the style, fdinpc or sic, construct the cabinet against the house, leav ing n door at the junction. From tin outside have another door leading Into the milk house. All around the ST--- BITOT. i ' H-- - i )l 7b Crivox- HOMICM.UUC AULK CAIJIXKT. top have u screen, covered by hinged doors, and nt the top have n. small screened ventilator. The doors at the base cun be raised on the side whence the wind is blowing. This method will give the current of nir so necessary to milk. On the in terior, a little to one side of the cen ter, have a central revolving beam on which have some shelves of the old fashioned kind. Now on the Bide where a little standing room was left, have a shelf for the cream jar, and also a large one on which to set the pan in which to strain tha milk. With this arrangement if one buys of the milkman, he can come in sunshine or in the mud and slush 5f winter without entering the house, and deposit the milk in the ready pans on the shelf. Moreover, it is the handiest thing in the world for the inmates of the house. They have ac cess to it by the inside door. L. D. Atkeson, In Farm and Home. " 1! I I i f V7 I3AROXKKS VOX TILSE. (Woman of Xoble Klrth Who Has Mads a Fortune In Alaska.) fortune lias been of the best. When she began to pan and to dig she struck gold in enormous quantities, and when she left tape Nome she brought wiih her nearly $:-'(0,iO(l in gold, which she either panned or se cured from digging. She left behind her four claims, and has been olfered while here $100,000 for half interest In one of them. The baroness is a charming wom an, upon whom four years of life in the Klondike has had little effect. She talked in an entertaining manner of her adventures and declared that al though life in a metropolis is pleas ant she prefers the ruggeilness of the ice-bound country of the northwest. "1 left for the Klondike only a year after the great rush started," she said to a Chicago Chronicle reporter. "I started from .Seattle and went to Skagway by boat. 1 walked half way through the Chilkat pass, and after two ilays of awful trudging I reached the Summit hotel, which i.-i nothing more than a tent which keeps out lit tle more than the wind. This point marks the dividing line between the United Sa!cs and I'.ritisii Columbia. I left tlie Summit hotel on Juno 0 and vvint from there to Log Cabin, a distance of eight miles, in a driving snowstorm. We started at three o'clock ia the morning, but we did not reach Log Cabin until seven o'clock in the evening. 'We linally reached the Yukon and drifted until we caino to the White lloie rapids. There all boats arc stopped and the women lire compelled to walk around because of the dan ger. I managed to hide in the boat, though, and shot the rapids, a very foolish thing, because we came near being capsized. Only one woman ever shot the rapids before me, and none have done it since. I went through hidden under a tarpaulin. After we were fairly started the mounted po lice saw me and I was arrested after we got through. "I would not shoot the rapids again, though, for all the money j the Klondike. I walked around Five Fingers, another rapids,, because of lack of courage. After reaching Daw son I remained two months, and then when the stampede for Nome began I joined in. There I staked out eight claims, nil placer mines. The house which 1 n in goiug to buy will be shipped to Peering City, at the mouth of the Keivaliek river. Candle creek, the latest had is but a short distance away, and th tc one can dig gold standing in water hip-deep which pays $20 a shovel. 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