HH. Stabervoll, of Ekhorn, Wie. in
Church, of that place. Rew. Stab
to him by Emperor W
Lam of Germany.
the Emperor tas written in bis own basdwr
er of the Evangelical Lotheran 8.
gir 0
pon the fy ieaf of one of the
3 tani
3
pastor, Bn a recent etter to the of iy Modicine Co, of Colambas,
g their famous h
ly, Perna:
sof ths lungs for a long time, and all
"=a 1teok Poruna and was cured. It gave me strength and |
na hSaLEAY) Bare Sood, 14 inevausnd my weight. q pate me
people have sstarrh who HH you
and elevated raifways is Ber:
oe is presented which can be
architect ral ra en CTE mn
1 ia set, The whole Arrange
the Snterprise, from start to
SO to br which a regu
iehonts ehall Go on
the International Blue Cross
will nt a teftain pumber
17 |
do not derive prompt sul satis
factory. results from the wee of Peruna
write al owes {oo Dr. Hartess, giving s
| full stateraent of your case. and be will be
pean to give you bis vaisable advice
den I» Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sasitarium, Columbus tas. Olio.
ABUSE OF FUEL.
The high price of coal, cauned by
with then a salitary lesson. If haz
; great that somethin ;
| 1a necessary fo convey the lesson that
! merely in he matier of wasteluln
that fuel
tary argument fs even stronger than
| that based on ccngomy. In America
we Indulge in het poorna to a depron
| unknown in other parts of tha word,
i Some of those vho
i subject probably err on the other
side. The euld room a of Germany and
France have their awiackn, anid
‘are often insullelontly heated.
| that gous not, in any GOLTRE,
Put |
EXCuwS |
Ia ret
yery couimoniy subjeated.
which is oo fatal to
the degree of ©
tamiperatyre of a day In July and go
into 8 ero temperature is novedsarily
perilous, voi this
dent of American expeorionce It hew
| cost mary a oan his Hie and cone
others troublesome slacks of liness |
With coal at shoormal prices the
templation to nea too much fuel is pot
so girong. Wh
stored, 18 18 altoset hor Hkely that gamt |
of the peopln will forget the prodence
which necexsity baa taught them.
I eis
The Nationa! Bread Compasy fur
i nishes 4.000 loaves of bread a day une
der tha bresd sontract to feed he bo
migrants a: Ellis Island
eR A 3 GE HOE.
5 The Bieod.
gilood is Life We derive from the
- beauty and reson, a the |
from t time im.
El Fath aout ae
aymploms deserve our
: If more attention were paid to
] avn symptoms, AL ens ms to res
move them then many Hinewses from which |
HA common net
pow Heine at Athen
Contederaie Saved His Lile,
F HERE'R goa oll Confeds
erste I Jove” sald Tor J
J. Purivan, s Penpsyl
7 vanisn pow emplered fn
the Pensbm Office, Washingion,
love Bim bhevanse le saved my life,
the risk of being Shot
§ The man oh
Al] this for me i Th hamas BP re
3a.
ant of Company
vieth Penn.
ant on July 2 at :
4 what | tn ¥ Toft
*1 was First Liev
A. Ome Hondrsd
syivania infa
: Ho row
tir the wind Bain, and ater wont hee
the gharm
Sir STREET
WIR
Alte
TR
in
Waki
Lippy 1
Nm Sm nt Tin 5 tel
A SANS 476
TW Bib eb pre i
ei the gitike now ending have carried |
| minded our peopl that they have buen y
asing fuel wastefully, The Te
resources of the United Bates sre =o
there 18 a limit to them. Bot it is not |g,
thin kin
Le ail b
CY ever fae todd
thr italy
ig
{ staried
£5 hand aw
5 5 5
ikl
arene dell
wrther @
Howey Fe
the last ray
SEAR
(3 Wis wan tn
erate aut in fran of £)
Cpa tite 2 hi 3
fram Jose of hi
Ing Bm ts Bb
witer, Wat
Jen drin
301 BE.
ao ar Te
Ed
i haze
OWE wold
Wile riod
throush the tangled |
standin wheat 2
HY enna to me
dterabont ta
which 1 po rank, Atte
hay! Folie Taine]
gad to the Confederate] |
&
PAL Brat he wm
that id
%
bring.
drinking shad
wha
Bl The
se BT Tes
kas Leen abused. The sand |
Lerawiad of
fecinrs ws on he
‘He
i Wen yb
| there js remson to believe that they
the hot rooms to whieh Americins are
erawied away
| bealth as the sudden transition from Tw
heat to cold. To quit a room at tha
wah Io
book, 1 ban
a8 BOTA] rRlew are ro :
Ie
had saved
i Bennters I oa
Bring
1% pretly regular corsesposdence with
hin ever since,
t tor in the Honolulu customs force, hus
#pparestly led a charmed life
the je ters. He
5 rR
he bas salled all over the watery globe,
i the sound
Inniber fram
Before lea
: was bewing fell into the hull of the
into ber hold clogged them up. The
the pump
the wind.
| were chasing the schooner, and one of
a | these washed over the vessel from
stern to bow, tirowing the man at the
Once 1 £3
to Poin Hoa, whe
cantons goad 1%
d welder in my face and
En en ad 8.
*Agals pettiny pe on
and we
creach the strip of woods
1Ly Sonril Leorgia
When snlely thle, i, be pet og
| ber blanket tre,
eanteey of and
aah an the
CHIGR
hiz hast
Anns A
Io whieh 3
wid posted
BEY
cater
“
ag tes 5 EPRTOR
Yi HENS %
ANE
La
Sha; *>
r
1
Ee
Woy
bey dond Shik
i net
i ¥ }
wily ver Te SA
5%
pil fn
rote ed fre Je
my life, 3
rk Seep A
rE I
Ha
BE he Wis
Las sin
I Lave kept
ia On
i Bite i
maved In AL
up |
OF coarse, I love him
for his brave and generous ach" —New
York Tribune,
A —————
Washed Overboard,
Captaln John Hodson, a night Inspec.
When
a boy of sixteen years bo left Bis home
in Norway, throwing away his chances
of following in his father’s footsteps
&3 an officer in the Norwegian Army |
for a life on the sea. Bluve that tine
and enly a few years ago quit the
sce wdior kaving been In many disas
wi wrevked in Ruth
Im, and only by a mitacie
bur the most ree
ne ho Bud Was While
the
ed »ith ite
alo v&
captain of a
AE
Ba
Ie
On Gey eooldian
the sound te
Yipes
Ban Pel
ving the sound the ship's
enrpenter mule some Tepalrs to tie!
hall of the vessel, and during lls work
the chips from a plece of umber he
vessel between the lumber and is
sides. Bhortly after leaving port the
vessel encountered a8 heavy gale, and
the ship fomimenced to leak. The
schooner’s pumps were started, but the
chips which the carpenter bad dropped
captain put his vessel right before the
wind and ordered his men to take out
and clear out the chips
While this was beltig done he stood
with the toan at the wheel to see that
the schooner was kept right ahead of
Waves of enormous height |
ing min ha
vessel (vn
i the man in
‘him on deck again. Fle was at the
f orheel rig soon 2g the schooner righted,
Cthe gall
i Yhat syme of
SRG 230
{to divert Then fron the fricht that
paged to thelr
oa i
ate | sa
NEON 8 raise
Caroreiiy : fog
ithe 1
NR A cargo of
and its terrified occupants.
rhite Wit thie enptal
and with ha wild enerey pied A \ drown
ire The
geo 8 treroeute ns nel and Der
halwar ko were agin grder 1 tha : water |
an to the rope —t fostty ey
Land nearly frichtensd the fs out of
wo sianting there, Thi men
thonglhit he had seen 8 ghowt snd
j promptly ron fromm the wheel Cantain
wisory seized 1 put the vessel abesd
Ey
known
ed ver.
FLAT
i and
hon wal
eapt als. who pow
7 fh men Tar
x '
indi
Hite
ARPT
Sd ra
A Dvanpgeroas DBesesnt,
Book vg Savme
“oan k
Wala Sng
Ard BUSIh
oranted
the mare
savy rid, ngage nly.
a man dropped a wroned
to the water's
a recover It by de
or hand on & steenis
n wire cable peRrly $M Le
He lis rin
% 8 rvs,
vil to des
After 2
hey boih real Tug! 3
tn ¥ #55 Wa
toaly wore
Weta
ae dey
7
fa
Aw
Pag aiX
eddie,
al
Sard
ont of sheer |
eh 28 48 mb
a Tew foul
impassl.
I nu.
gra. lt could
ad th # GOiY hance of
a pi a
4
toe 3
hie done
Taw
safety i
&
with
the a 0% of jes oh Wis
Sa Te a
wl almost a miracles
yds Gn i they had
The water. Thon one of thew
salvly Gy] eet Than
Siva anit fell a wo
te listanes in the ov Both,
i iF
UCR EEE
Mir
Hed
an,
iE
wind.
speed praciaally snbnt
on is
» 4 Montana Plat”
Fin a a %
im poonnied as ane of the talks
» \ $f
Fag A i ap
Eg ¢ 3
rooney Huon 2%
# i i +The La
o¥
Lae
RON
BT |
Rin
bg
Sos
Ye
edad ‘ning
, _ad,
Lahn baheld
Flaipiiis swddenly
their trenches aml take
in 4 fight. The nerve
28 frucgers wis too much
wu When they had all ged,
wren ing thelr rides away as they rag,
jesopers eame back, thelr arms
full ¢f guns
has oovoe to call a Montana hull Its
ths srt of nerve that lets & man open
a Jackpot ap a palr of dence
Yet
Herole Engine Man,
As the day shift was descending the
Bodripgalls eclllery, Ystrad, Rhondda,
a fr broke out lo the engine Louse,
wiiell was completely gutted. One of
the wire rads attached to the cage
snanped, wed the cage descended the
shall, Infuring 8 nan named Thoinas,
The disxblement of the sbialt prevented
Hia hnmediate removal, and workmen
bad ww enier the pit of te Ferndale
and walk with an ambulance for two
miles nndvrground to reach Thomas,
Whett the outbreak octarred Engipe.
Eran Lieyd was In the act of |
lowering SOR AT
vont boy
Zan
#, he stuck gum
govsrehnd,
fa.
x
ro drawn ;
sevilali
ig face was badly
SYetvd a
4 men
¢ of Fi
Tne ow
LIrY
Boeat
Wy
the pit
Saw tormpam 3
men ~Londids News,
Foyts Presence of Mind,
While a party of chibhisin wers figh-
ing: from oa off Pures
Trieste telegram to the
razvite, two buge aliarks approached
the bout, Upe of the paly Ree a force |
atiark on the rope by w Ble h the boast!
rad anchored, and seeing it in ita
mouth, pulled the boat to and fro, evi i
dently trying to upset it, while the |
ostier swam ronad and round the Boat]
!
i
Vii
ky
Tar
PEA
One boy, |
more brave than the rest, had the pres.
aneg of mind to cut the rope, and seize
ing the oars, rowed for dear Ule ta |
the shore, the sharks following uatil
the ywater became to shallow for then,
whey they torned back aod swam to)
aud fro some distance oft
¥
We ‘mother, often on the verge of hysterics,
unfit to cams for chifdren ; it min
upon herself The troubla
ton often is due to pri fact
ust yl and she in entirely anit
a child Invoives: §
between childs
that the
w a childs dispesition
on oat
mbther has
to bear the strain npon Ber nerves
“ruil reacts
by Imonssibide for ber to db any Png \
that fre inine
eslm She elie help it, as her condition is due to suffering
tare nerves cansed
with
by some derangement of the nerine system
backache, headache, and all kinds of pain, sad she is on the verge
of parvous prosiration.
n » mother finds that shy cannot be calm and quiet with her
children, she may be sure that her cond
ion rede attention, and she can.
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This medicins will build up her system, stongthen her nerves, and
enable her to calmly handle a disobedient child without a sesne.
chililren
will themselves become quis
Mrs. May Brown, of Chicago, lil, says:
will soon reaiize the difference, and fecing their mother quiety
=a
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k used Lirdin E. Pinkbham's Vegetable Come
pond
whatt [I would feel run-down, BaYvoas
and lrritable, or have sny of the sehen and
which but few women crespe
ae and 1 have
that it relieved me *t' pae and gave me sew
strempll
Several Yin
members of our Lite
ernry Unfop, spel: in pein : nighest praise of your
Yogeta
atte Cn :
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wh we
Tae,
lady,
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wan cured without osing say
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table Corupomud and Sanative Wash,
Yi ny
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my first baby was born, and al the birth of my second, om
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»
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¥ yin an well an
mye! thought i shuld never Live (hrough it After that menstruation never
cat regaiar, sad wi
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Vv
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i induce me to be without it,
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v {March 18, Joi).
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ivice 1s ry is always
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the officers of the Ostend mall
mioamers kave been ordered to jess
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telegraph spparatus os board thelr
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Celery Ia an sckoowladged perve
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Ty ativ sured. Xo He or nerves.
emah aries da a ase of De. Kiliie's Gest
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That fs what the Army | feast
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The dull Seas ww when the BEIMBOTY
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It's fanny how even rold cash esn dum
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Pise's Care for Consumpiion ts as miailibie
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Lide would be very monatonous if there
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Por tweniy years] had been a saf-
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I at times suffered from extreme
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gestive organs (which natamaily are
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allay apy tendency to pervousness
= aud mike me lee
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