MIST UKL1EVB IT.
Every llciulf-r Will Concede the Truth
of This Statement.
One who suffers with backache or
any form of kidney trouble wants a
cure, not merely tera-
I porary benefit. Rev.
Maxwell S. Rowland,
of Toms River, N. J.,
makes a statement In
this connection that
la worth attention.
Bays he: "I was sud
denly taken with an
attack of kidney
trouble, had severe
pains in my back
and loins and was
penerally run down.
Doctors were not
helping me, so I be
gan lining Doan's
Kidney Pills. They brought me
prompt relief, and as I continued tak
ing them the pnlns In my back disap
peared and the kldtieja were restored
to normal condition."
Bold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Random Shots.
I shot an arrow into the air, it fell
In the distance, I knew not where,
till a neighbor said that I killed his
calf, and 1 had to pay him six and a
half ($6.50). T bought some poison
to slay some rats, and a neighbor
swore that It killed his cats; and,
rathPr than argue across the fence,
I paid him four dollars and fifty cents
($4.60). One night I set sailing a toy
balloon, and hoped it would soar till
it reached the moon; but the candle
fell out on a farmer's straw, and he
said I must settle or go to law. And
that Is the 'way with the random
shot; It never hits in the proper
spot; and the Joke you spring, that
you think so smart, may leave a
wound In some fellow's heart. Em
poria Gazette.
A Cure For Colds and tirlp.
There is inconvenieme, sufTeriiiK and
danger in a cold, and tiie wonder is that
people will take o few precautions iiRiiri.st
colas. One or two Lniie s l'lenmint Tablets
(he pure of the name) taken when the Hint
snuflly fecliiie appears, will stop the pro
gress of a cold ami save a great deal of un
necessary suffering. Druggists and dealers
JeneriUly sell these tablets, price 25 cents,
f you cannot get them send to Orator F.
Woodward, Le Koy, N. Y. Sample free.
France Alarmed.
France stands alarmed by an In
crease of something like 10 per cent
In four years in the cost of food,
clothing and other necessary supplies.
Milk is 13 per cent higher, nient 27
per cent, cheese 16 per cent, oil 25
per cent. The price of rice has doub
led. Rents follow the upward trend.
Btati or Onto, Oitt op Toledo, ( .
Lucas Countt, Ba'
Kuan a- J. Cheney makes oath that he is
temor partner ot the lirm ot F.J. Clir.NET &
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo.
County and htate aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay thesum of one hundred dol
lars for each and every case of catahkb
that cannot be cured br the use ot Hall's
Cat ajibh Curb. Frank J. Cheney.
Bworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 8tb day ot December, A. D.,
1886. A. W. UleasoN,
iBEAL.) Notary Public,
tail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces ot the system, bend lor testimonials,
free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Hold by all DniggiBtM. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Woman Suffrage in Sweden.
Woman suffrage goes marching on,
notwithstanding the frequent rebuffs
It receives In so many directions.
The latest notable practical victory
for equal suffrage Is the recent vote
of the Swedish Diet. In the upper
house the vote stood 120 to 98, and
134 to 98 In the lower house. Hence
forward both sexes over 24 years of
age stand on the same equality.
Many Children Are Sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, noine in Children's
Home, N. Y cure Feverishnesa, Constipa
tion, Stomach Troubles, Teething Disor
ders, Destroys Worms. All Druggists', 2Rc.
Sample frss. A. 8. Olmsted, Le Koy, N. Y.
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Never Navigated It
The President thought Salt river
was a myth until he saw It with his
own eyes on his recent visit to Ken
tucky. Such an opinion was Justi
fiable In a man who had risen to the
presidency without ever having en
countered the stream. Louisville
Courier-Journal.
A Domestic Eye Remedy
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Harrassed by Doubt.
When her husband ate the bread
she had made her joy was for the mo
ment complete. But presently there
gathered the Inevitable cloud of
doubt "Is It because he loves me,"
she asked herself, "or Is It to keep
me from making bread pudding?"
Not In the Inscrutable face of the
man could she an answer find. De
troit Journal.
Stiff neck! Doesn't amount to much,
but mighty disagreeable. You've no idea
how quickly a little Ilamlins Wizard Oil
will lubricate the cords and make you
comfortable again.
Rider Haggard classes sparrows
with rats as "vermin" and reconi
mends n campaign against them.
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Keep It on Hand!
Couth and coldj may seize sny
member at the lanuhr any fame.
Many a bad cold hat been averted
and Doucfa aicknega and tutferinf
baa bees saved bylKe prompt turn
of J-Wa Git. Them w nothing
Ike it le break up couhaod cold.
There is bo branchial or lunf
trouble thai k will pot refer.
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WHALING A THING OF THE PAST.
The New Bedford Mercury says "that
there are some facta in connection with
the announcement that the Arctic
whaling fleet will not sail out of Ban
Francisco this spring walch have not
been told. The reason g1en, that the
i-ali-h of the Dundee fleet bus glutted
the market with bone, nmy be put
aside, for the truth Is the Dundee fleet
hnd an unsuccessful season, and the
bone Is not of a quality that competes
with that taken from the mammoth
bowheods which are the prizes of the
'Arctlce fleet. It is true, however, there
Is an ample stock of Arctic bone on
hand, and Inasmuch as there Is no prof
it worth wlille at a price under $5 a
pound, and an Increased supply would
tend to depress the price, the whaling
oigents have no Incentive to fit the
ships.
"The hazard of life and fortune in
Arctic whullng is out of all proportion
to the wealth it has brought. The fact
that the great fleet of half a hundred
or more whalers that once resorted to
the Arctic has been reduced to six or
eight, the others have been grounds In
the remorseless ice lioaes, is impres
sive. The little remnant that has es
caped the clutch of the ice daunts at
least the men who have hitherto looked
upon the hairbreadth escapes and dis
astrous chances as but a part of the
day's work.
"Nevertheless, it is probable the
ships would have kept on 'through fog
to fog, by luck and log', sailing as Ber
ing sailed,' trusting to him who 'clears
the grounding bergs and steers the
grinding floe,' until Ihe Ice hnd claimed
the Inst ship, had It not been for the
attitude of the United Slates govern
ment. As It is, there is very small
chalice that any of the fleet of steam
whalers will ever again sail to the
north. Until within a few years It was
truly said: 'There's nfever a law of
God or man runs north of Fifty-three."
"This Is no longer the case. The
revenue cutter Bervlce dispenses law In
the Arctic now, and the agents say
It Is capricious and arbitrary authority
which adds the last risk and eslablishes
a prohibition upon the whaling Indus
try there. When the revenue cutter of
ficer overhauled steamer William Bay
lies a couple of seasons ago aml placed
Captain Bodflsh under arrest, ordering
him to report at Nome October 1, the
voyage of the ship waB broken, and
the owners and men lcet. thousands of
dollars, m It was necessary for the
ship to leave in the height of the whal
ing season. From the naiture of the
Arotlo busdneea It often happens that
the crews comprise desperate and dan
gerous men. There Is bound to be con
tinual trouble, and If the revenue offi
cers can take the captalnB out of their
ships upon complaints of such men and
thereby break voyages, the chance is
one no Investor will take. The agents
do not expect the masters of their ves
sels shall escape the consequences of
misbehavior, but if their are accused
they say there can be no harm in wait
ing for the return of the vessels before
making an arrest. Capt. Bodflsh, It
may be added, was acquitted of the
charges brought against him.
"The whaling agents say the Bhore
traders conspire against them, and
have used the missionaries, who are
themselves traders In many cases, to
make representations to the President,
ae a result of which the revenue ser
vice has been unduly exacting. Many
of the whalers have engaged Ini trading,
and have Incensed the shore traders by
getting, in some cases, a monopoly of
the business. The methods of the
traders have not beer different from
those of the Bhore traders, but a ship
can be held to an accounting where a
detached trader cannot. In some ships
trading is forbidden, the owner taking
the ground that the time wasted with
the natives can be more profitably em
ployed In whaling; but some of the
men of the ship may carry on a private
enterprise and the owners suffer vi
carious punishment In greater degree
than the actual offender.
"At best, the whaling ventures In the
Arctlo are not as profitable as Is gener
ally assumed. It costs about $20,000 to
fit a vessel for a voyage. Assuming
the ship escapes the countless perils
and takes three whales, which Is a fair
average catch, or better, this means
a revenue of $30,000. It requires $10,000
to settle the voyage, and If the vessel
Is to be sent to sea again, the $20,000 is
required for refitting. The whales are
retreating to the north and east, and
It Is only under the most favorable cir
cumstances a vessel can chase them to
their last stand and get out before the
pack closes in upon them.
"These circumstances, In connection
with the alleged oppression of the gov
ernment, has led the owners to take
their profits and retire from the enter
prise. The vessel will lay up In the
San Francisco docks, and It Is doubt
ful If they ever again "hear the floe
pack clear and the blast of the old bull
whale.' It may be the whalemen may
fit out sailing vessels and make occa
sional voyages to the Arctic, but it is
safe to -predict that the doom of the
steam whaler Is sealed.
"No steam whalers have been built
In many years, and ft is now admitted
they were a mistake. They frightened
the whales from the grounds they had
frequented, and there were other cir
cumstances that were a drawback. The
masters of steam vessels are required
to take out a license, and some of the
best whalemen could not meet the re
quirements. So It happened that the
"boat-header' system was Introduced;
Men of the merchant service were
placed in command of the steam
whalers in some Instances and ex
pert whalemen were shipped as boat
headers at a lay above that allowed the
nf the vessels. The bouthead-
er was In command of the boats when
they lowered for whales, and at other
times he was an anomalous figure
aboard ship.
"The disasters of 1871 and 1879 de
stroyed the vessels by wholesale, tha
Shenandoah preyed upon them, and
the ice pack picked them off one by
one. To the ever-present foes of uatuie
the United Slates government contrib
uted its menace to the Investment, and
so ends another Incident of the bravest
Industry in which during men ever en
guged." BOSTON AND OLD BALTIMORE.
Bits of Two Cities Which Might Bs
Transplanted,
Boston Is spectacularly unlike New
York or Washington, cities of mag
nificent vistas, but somewhat like
Baltimore, which is still, In spite of
huge characterless areas thrldded by
narrow streets and crowded with dis
tressing pressed brick fronts, a city
of picturesque bits and dignified an
tique survivals. Fifth avenue at dusk
of a rainy night, with the home-going
crowd afoot and on wheels, with the
bewildering noises of street and side
walk, and the blinding glare of lights
that attack the eye alike from street
lamps and shop windows, and by
reflection from glassy wet surfaces,
seems like some huge, Implacable, Ir
reslstable embodiment of power mov
ing pitilessly onward, a car of Jug
gernaut, Into interminable space.
Boston has nothing like this to show.
Nor has It aught nearly resembling
the large and serene beauty of the
National Capitol grounds, seen at a
distance upon a clear June morning,
when that lovely dome flonts like a
huge - bubble upon the deliciously
green tons of the surrounding trees,
while a soft and stainless sky seems
the fitting frame to an exquisite
spectacle.
There are bits of old Baltimore,
however, which look as If transplant
ed directly from BoBton, and Balti
more's finest urban precinct, that
within the shadow of the Washington
Monument, could be transferred to
Boston without looking homesick.
The surviving old-fashioned houses
In by streets bordering this precinct
look like the dwellings that front
the narrower streets In the neighbor
hood of our delightful Loulsburg
square, and the bronze statue of
Teackle Wallls, which draws from
one who encounters It unawares the
Involuntary exclamation: "This was
a gentleman," might be placed upon
some open-air stairway of Boston and
betray no alien aspect. Boston Tran
script. QUAINT AND CURIOUS.
A congress of Mohammedan women
will be held at Cairo this winter to
discuss methods for Improving the
condition of Egyptian women. It is
expected that Turkey will send a dele
gation. The first piano ever brought west of
the Mississippi was exhibited In Jack
son, Cape Oirardeau County, recent
ly. It was bought by Major George
Frederick Bollinger for his daughter
in 1816.
The Immense Northfleld schools and
colleges for the training ot missiona
ries and preachers were erected out
of the profits derived from the sale
of Moody and Sankey's "Sacred Songs
and Solos."
There Is a splendid opening near
Calcutta for at least two real up-to-date
dairy farms. The Europeans of Cal
cutta depend on one dairy farm for
milk and butter, and this farm Is a
day's run by rail from the city.
A successful blind masseuse was
employed at a well-known hydropathic
establishment In Matlock, England, a
few years ago. Recently there was a
blind teacher at the Hampstead Gen
eral Hospital for all massage cases.
Japan's first school for the educa
tlo nof actresses has been formally
opened at Toklo, under the direction of
Sada Yokka. Of the young women
who presented themselves for admis
sion about 20 were accepted, and they
will take a two years' course.
Kits of sailors lost at sea are sold
regularly at auction at the Albert
docks In London. The sale provides
many a pitiful sight Most of the lots
are contained in the regular sailor's
sea chests, all marked with the name
of the ship from which they come.
In New Zealand the native Poly
nesian race, crowded by Europeans, is
becoming extinct. Many of the im
ported animals run wild and multiply
rapidly at the expense of the native
species, even the streams being filled
with European and American trout,
which grow to great size.
v It is customary In Spain when an
infant first begins to notice things to
place before It a silver coin, a sword,
a silver cross, a book and some fruit.
The object to which the child stretches
his hand Indicates, according to ac
cepted belief, his future vocation. The
coin is for commerce, the sword for
the army, the cross and the book re
spectively point to the church and the
law or learning, while the fruit de
notes a farmer or landowner.
Pure beer is manufactured from malt
boiled with hops and then fermented.
The Century.
The March Century Is to be
"White House number," having, In
addition to Calvin Dill Wilson's story
of "Our Presidents Out of Doors" and
William H. Crook's reminiscences of
"Rutherford B. Hayes In the White
House," three sketches of Presidents
elect Taft. James A. Leltoy has
written of "Taft as Administrator,"
picturing his traits and methods as
revealed by his work In the Philip
pines; and there will be nn nnony
mous study of "The Personality of
the New President." Under title of
"Turning Points In Mr. Taft's Ca
reer" will be published, for the first
lime, two letters. In one of which
Mr. Tnrt sets forth reasons for de
clining to be considered for the pres
idency of Yale, and In the other dis
cusses his appointment on the Phil
ippines Commission.
$3:1.00 Personally Conducted Ex
ciirslons.
Colonists' one-wny tickets, Chicago
to the Pacific const, via the Chicago,
Union Pacific and Northwestern Line,
are on sale dully during March and
April at the rate of $33.00. Corre
spondingly low rates from all points.
Double berth In tourist sleeping car
only $7.00, through without change
to San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Portland. No extra charge on our
personally conducted tours. Write for
llinernry and full particulars to s. a.
Hutchison, Manager Tourist Depart
ment, 212 Clark street, Chicago, 111.
Ice Caverns In Greenland.
It Is well known that during the
warm season water from the melting
of glacier Ice runs down through the
crevasses to the lower end of the gla
cier, where, making a way for Itself,
It forms a river underneath the Ice.
In the Arctic regions this phenome
non sometimes assumes extraordin
ary Importance. Says this paper:
The Danish expedition of MyllitS'
Erlcksen to the northeast const of
Greenland, discovered and explored
there immense caverns formed in this
way. They were more Uun a mile
and a quarter long and Go feet high.
When the cold season returns, the
rivers that form these caves cease to
flow, but the caverns remnln In their
majesty, ready to receive the new
streams that will start when the Ice
begins to melt again. Literary Di
gest.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days.
Hato Ointment is guaranteed to curs any
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Their Own Fault.
Two women who sued a Newark
street railway company for damages
sustained by falling off a street car
lost their case because they wore un
usually high heels on their shoes. One
of the plaintiffs declined to put her
shoes In evidence when requested to
do so. It was asserted that the heels,
which were of "stiltlike proportions,"
were responsible for the Injury of the
plaintiffs and not any carelessness on
the part of the company's employes.
Singers and Speakers use Brown's
Bronchial Troches for Hoarseness and
Throat Troubles. They give instant relief.
In boxes 25 cents. Samples mailed free.
John I. Brown & Son, Boston, Mass.
Germany Is freely imitating Amer
ican patterns In the manufacture of
farm Implements and machinery.
though American harvesters still pre
dominate. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford'i
caniiary Lotion never tails. At druggists.
The two leading pottery states
New Jersey and Ohio produced In
1907 more than 68 per cent of the
pottery of the entire country.
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