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Show It nn When you meet 4 oi few safe bet he I married. fceUi or4i SURVIVOR OF BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG t Cbildma Syrup Mtkla, eorveae Ui ram, 4wm liluua tiaeMaja pulnurwo wind eoileJM a bottloj The belles of the Pahoulns, a West African tribe, shave the head and then dye it yellow. - one-tim- e , After, This He Went. It was getting very late and the dear girl had smothered yaw if after yawn. Still Mr, Slaylate showed no signs of going home. Father wound P the clock. Mother let the cat out, and still he stayed and stayed. Won't you sing something. Miss Minnie? he suddenly asked. Why, Mr. Staylate." she replied, with another yawn, dont you know it is considered unlucky to sing be-for- e whUe-halre- d breakfast? DISFIGURED WITH PIMPLES Eczema broke Whitewater, Colo. out all over my little grandsons face and body. It just looked as though blood poison would set up at times when be would scratch himself so much. Tbe eczema broke out In pimples and would run a watery corruption and wherever tbe water touched the flesh, another pimple would form, until the pimples would form a sore. His clothing Irritated his body and he lost his rest at. night The disease was so irritating and would itch so that I have seen him In such an irritating condition that hewould cry and scratch himself until the blood would run. He was very much disfigured as the skin would be tern from his cheeks from the scratching. I tried all the simple remedies that That woman played a prominent 'part In tbe greatest battle of the I knew of to stop the pain and burnCivil war that waa fought just fifty years ago, is apt to be forgotten until him. not cure but did This ing, they - went on until January, 1912, when ! a mute reminder such as is seu iuthephotographTsbroughr toour at- tentlon. Fifty years hack is a long time to remember, yet here one of those began to use the Cuticura Soap and who fought under the stars and bars, five decades ago, is greeting one which a Ointment, proved complete of the women nurses and one oMhe few remaining ones whose husband cure in a short time. (Signed) Mrs. was the comrade in arms of the old veteran. grlzsled Laura Stephens, Noy. 19, 1912. Cuticura Soap pnd Ointment sold throughout the world. Sample of each tree, with 32-- Skin Book. Address postOF GETTYSBURG REUIIIOII card Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Adv. SIDELIGHTS Imitating Her Elders. Sister and brother, neither of whom has reached the mathematic atage, were playing the other day on ths lawn at their home in Twelfth street, says the Indianapolis News. Ths brother had great respect for his sis- ters knowledge, for she went to school. He looked forward to the day when. ho. should-becoa pupil and grow wise. . I think, he said, when June is gone it will be cooler." Then' suddenly: When will June be gone? The little 8lstr attempted to answer, but, evidently fearing to lose her brothers admiration, she placed her hand on his shoulder, and with a tons of mild surprise she said: Why, David, you ought to know me , that. The great reunion of the blue and the gray on the battlefield of Gettysburg has passed into history. It waa in all respects the most unique gathering of the soldiers of the 60s ever held. Men who fought each other fifty years ago this year fraternised as brothers Naturally such a gathering would be productive of many incidents, both pathetic and humorous. As many stories were floating about as there were veterans at the reunion.. The camp is full of unexpected meetings. Every day brings forth numerous meetings between men who have not seen one another for many years Many are commonplace, but For insome are extraordinary. one: is here stance, I,D, Munsee of Erie county, PennPennsylvania, a soldier In the conthe was by captured sylvania, federates at , Peachtree Creek, Ga., whe.n he was one of Shermans army en the celebrated march to ths sea. He was being conveyed to. the rear by a confederate soldier when the union batteries opened, fire upon the a prisparty among whom lie was ' who "was man The guarding oner. Munsee, was bit and fell, kicking Munsee down and lying on top of long-separat- llth Let Them Wear Them! , It is observed that one or two tasteful advocates of embellishment of the male dress are writing to the papers declaring that ho should be allowed by custom to wear not only bracelets, but earrings, too, If they desire. Well, who prevents them? They can wear both if they wish. They can also do better and wear nose rings, which would be .a more truly American adornment, inherited from tbe real natives him. of this country. Pittsburgh Dispatch. Seeing his chance of escape, Munsee lay very still under" the uncon- scious - confederate - while the' battle 1' Doctor's Dues. ' I he The world owes a great deal to raged around them. That night esand the under from body slipped medical science. caped to the union lines. And it will he the last debt paid, 1 thought that fellow was dead. declared the doctor: somewhat bitbut I saw him today. Munsee. said terly. Poor fellow, his minds bad, and he didnt recognize me, but I was sure of CUBS' FOOD him. I couldnt even get his name, but They Thrive on Grape-NutIm goin over later to the Georgia camp and try to find out who be is. Healthy babies dont cry and the baby that Is. fed on Here is a story which was told by Grape-Nut- s is never a crying baby. A. T. Dice, of the ReadMany babies who cannot take any ing railway: other food relish the perfect food, Once upon a time there were a vetGrape-Nutand get well. eran in gray and a veteran in blue. My babyWas' given up by three They ' came to Gettysburg and in the doctors who said that the condensed course of events and visits to hotels milk on which I had fed her had happened to meet They looked ruined the child's stomach. One of they over the sights of Gettysburg and the the doctors told me that the only monuments of the field. But they , thing to do would be to try Grape-Nuts- found they must part. so I got some and prepared it as The one In blue lived In Oregon; -f- ollows; - I soaked 14 tablespoonfuls one "in gray in New Orleans. They the In one pint of cold water for half an went, weeping together to their stahour, then I strained off the liquid and tion and passed by train after train, - mixed 12 teaspoonfuls of this strained deferring the parting that must come. Crape-Nutjuice with six teaspoonfuls Just what they said. Just how they of rich YxJlk, put in a piach of shit and reached the final grand idea of the a little sugar, warmed it and gave it meeting. Mr. Dice did not knew. to baby every two hours. But, however, yesterday they finally "In this simple, easy way I saved decided that the time for parting had babys life and have built ber up to a come. The one ' from Oregon could strong, healthy child, rosy and laugh- not figure how to reach home via Nbw ing. The food must certainly be per- Orleans and his gray comrade, while fect tb have such a wonderful effect to see the west, didnt have as this. I can truthfully say I think willing the money for a ticket it is the best food in the world to as They lined upon on the platform raise delicate babies en and is also a their and then stood waiting trains delicious healthful food for grown-upslowly stripped the they crowd, before 'as we have discovered in our family.1 off their uniforms and exchanged Grape-Nut- s is equallyvaluable to. the them there while the curloas flecked strong, healthy man or woman. It to see them. stands for the true theory of health. Tbe Oregonian who came proudly to Theres a reason, and K is explained town with a coat of blue, went as in the Httle book, The Road to Wl one of gray and proudly away with ville in pkgs. who boastLouisiana w the veteran from A the eat with Em south the of TWJ ed the gray ttae, pan appears frra Am of uniform mew his a, aa4 tell at heaaea evening chert r m s. well-nourishe- d vice-preside- nt s, s s Mi rtm mala, if latfmi. S F V. Pork , . - A striking contrast la seen in the menu provided tor the soldiers fifty years ago and what they enjoyed this year: 1863 Breakfast Hardtack, bacon, beans and coffee. Dinner Bacon, beans, hardtack end coffee bacon 8upper Beans, hardtack, and coffee. 1913 Breakfast Puffed rice, fried eggs, fried bacon, cream potatoes, fresh bread, hard bread, butter and ' coffee. - Dinner Fricassee chicken, peas, corn, let cream, cake, cigars, fresh breed, hard bread, butter, coffee, Iced Supper Salmon salad, macaroni and. cheese, fresh bread, butter and coffee.,. ' Chief Clerk George G. Thorne of the state department at Harrtoburg told of the call made by a Union vet eran early on the morning of the flf tieth anniversary of the start of the battle, who related that his conscience troubled him because of the fact that on that fateful morning many years ago he had succumbed to temptation and stolen a quantity of onions from tbe Thorns garden, which was located near tbe historic Seminary ridge. He told Thome that he- - desired, at this late day to pay for the onions and thus relieve bis conscience. Needless to esy, his offer of money Was refuse, but the Thornes would like to learn the identity of the soldiers who upset eight beehives in the dead of night and appropriated ail the honey they contained. A remarkable coincidence of the camp was the meeting of two men of exactly the same name, coming from towns of tbs same name, but in differ ent states. 'One fought on the union side In the battle of Gettysburg, and -- the other with the confederates. These, two men are John Carson of Burlington, N, J and John Carson of ' Burlington, N. C, They met by tbe merest chance. The Jersey Carson was walking along one of the streets, and saw a man In gray. Just to be friendly, the Jersey man stopped him and gave' him greeting. It was not until they had talked for several minutes that they discovered their names were identical as well as the names of their towns. - A grandson of Francis Scott Key. Bancomposer of The ner, Is1 here. He Is John Francis Key' of Plkevllle, Md., and aged eigbty-two- , he Is s veteran of the Second Maryland Infantry of the confederate army. Wearing a suit of gray. Key came Into town,' weak and almost dropping. He has been In falling health, but declared be was going to see Gettysburg on this ocoaslon or die. ' Star-Spangle- d One oO the oldest veterans in the big camp la Captain W. H. FTelg of Huuilun, Texaa. vfco was ninety years of age on his last birthday, February 23. During the war be served with distinction in the marine departnent of the confederate navy. Captain Fleig is one of the best preserved men in camp and is more active than many of the other veterans a score ef Fears less advanced. and Beans them-eve- Chafing Hives. This troublesome skin affection Is difficult to diagnose at the outset Be on the safe side, therefore, and whenever the skin is Irritated use Tyrees Antiseptic Powder immediately and .avoid further trouble, 26e. at druggists. Sample sent free by "J. S. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C. Adv. , Fifty Shears to the hour frotn the time when the first shot preeediBg the battle ua's fired a reunion meeting of the blue and the gray was held In the bfg tffet: The gray eavalry men who fought the skirmishes that led up to s the three days fight pledged in the shadows of the stars uud stripes to forget and their brothers in blue swore by the stare and bare that the fight was over for all time There were several women from the village in the tent and six schoolgirls, gray haired and aged now. sang ' Rally Round the ' Flag. Hoys, w hile tUe veterans w eprilke bo) hut w'lth pride The six woiuTii who sang the battW song were among those who thronged the streets of tetiytirg-after the advance gdard of the south, ern ann left it 50 years ago On the night wheu Buford's men came rid lug into the village on the heels of Vheler'B men in gray, maidens strewed flowers along the streets and bells In the churches pealed out the news or the coming of the blue and the town went wild . Of ull the scores of girls who welcomed the vanguald of Meade, only a half doiencould be fovwd, and they Stood in with Delicious - Nutritious in flavor,' thoroughly cooked with Plump and nut-lik- e choice pork. Prepared the Libby way, nothing can be more appetizing, and. satisfying, nor of greater food value. Put up with or without tomato sauce. An excellent dish served either hot or cold. r Insist oh Libby" a Libby, McNeill & Libby Chicago their-eyesena v-a- platfarmtfr thoTibrietirun J" CAPTAIN KNEW HIS VISITOR Bees Addicted to Dope. sang to tbe weeping soldiers in the Just add this one to all The queer seats below. things t Hat have happened in the year Im afraid we cant sing like we Alto Realized' That Even Superdread- of grace 1913 and believe Its true, beBe Would Imperiled by nought sang 60 years ago, said the maV. E. Baker, deputy auditor of cause Pretence of Idiot. tronly woman. who acted as leader as the state of Ohio, says he can prove she ld the way up the steps to the it, The brand new battleship of the su The honey bees near Fostoria, which type bad be.en thrown is perdreadnought dont care; just sing again. Bakers home town, huve contractstood shouted the veterans. As the first open to visitors. Her captain ed the opium habit. Like the Uhinese, notes of the waMuie melody came at the gangway receiving hia guests, get theirs from the poppy. Bakthey pride- pnd delight In his magnificent from them in quavering tones, the and many other residents of J'oa- er vessel lineament. slvlniug Ip every both of the north and of the torla grow oriental poppies south sat quiet with eyes fixed upon Suddenly his gaze com ent rated upon The bees have found this out, and the singers. The hum of the chorus au approaching figure. Ills face grew of lata they are leaving . acres of came from every side, and the old men pale to the lips; he shook In every to hunt out the poppy blossoms clover fiber. Controlling . his lerrorby. a wept openly. beds work very vigorously for They to be bis turned hastily mighty eflorl, an so or hour then fall to ths and Aside from the old soldiers them executive officer. as stupefied as ars ground apparently Clear for action, Mr Bloo.ldiet, he selves, an interesting figure is Mrs. smokers after "hitting ths opium loiad to with Beat cried quarters. Lougstreet, widow of thrf commander pipe." Fostoria (Ohio) dispatch to at the front of the Confederate lines grape. Order lie murines to concen- New York Sun. to trate behind me,- prepared repel in the third days battle. Mrs. Long-strwalked a --.iplle through ths boarders." Aye, aye, sir. responded the offlill? everybottls of broiling sun out Us, the old Rogers cer proiiHdtyK alt lougliihtrougtUly 'b c ASTORIA, a safe sad sure remedy for : house to luterv lew Gene ral Sickles,-- - Infanta and children, and see that it St me time ago Mrs. Longstreet sent w tillered. The blood returned to the captain's a long telegram as representing the Bears the southern veterans in protest against face and he regained hia composure Signature of the old Union veteran being thrown in as he remarked how quickly his or- In Use For Over SO' Years. jail in New York because of some ders were carried out, and how they Children Cry for Fletcherg Castor! financial affairs. It was said that were prepared to meet Hudr formidaSickles misunderstood the spirit and ble foe successfully. When his eyes Signs. his pride was so hurt that their meet- again Bought the object of his fears Billy Do you believe In signs? He waa clone aboard. Hello, would not cordial. be eapni ing today Milly Yea, Indeed. sGeneral, I have written an article he cried, a vacuous smile. ' playing Billy Well, last night 1 dreamed his weak about mouth: Mrs. tor about you publication, said were madly in love with mat you Back!" shouted the captain sternLongstreet at the meeting, and she Is that a sign of? What or Ill blow you upl read several pages of the highest trib- ly. u a sign' you war seem ute to the old corps leader, whom she Say, capn, thats what-yodreaming. characterised as having come back to be doin, responded ths enemy, and being once again Id' tbe saddle. giggling. Taking No Chances. Half a hundred old Sickles' men gathDont you try to set foot on board A man never loses anything bf beered pn the lawn and tbe reading my ship, continued .ths captain vehe said the old fogy. came dramatic. General Sickles lean- mently. Im not going to jeopardize politeness, 1 know a lot of men who never Ined back In his big chair,' closed his boat, crew and visitors for your pleastend to, added the grouch. eyes, end looked back to meeting with ure. remonstrated the "Cfli, Longstreet say, capn, Mean Hint Hers his widow was praising to the enemy with another silly grin, dont "That was a strong scene, my dean world ths valor which she claimed had you know ms?" You bet I do. Youre the Idot that It nearly took my breath away. gone unrecognized by the government was atilL I noticed your breath Cheeks Sickles flowed the down Tears rocks the boat,' and you shall not come t dear." my stronger, sumnow tanned by Jiis ninety-thirt on board mine." '4 their doffed mer end his old followers A theory is anything that is easier hats and mingled their tears with XPIans to Live as Savage. to preach than to practice. those of their old Underletting the To prove that the people of the been bed which long ago ground upon twentieth Century need not be slaves soaked by their blood. to civilized . convention,-- - Joseph outdoor Knowles, a Boston painter-o- f James II. Lansberry of St. Louis life, plans to plungeTnto the wilder-nesof northern Maine this month Mo., who enlisted In tbe Third Indiana cavalry from Madison, Ind., recited tc without clothing, food, matches, fireBackache hia comrades the details of his cap arms or ammunition. makes life a burden. HeadHe promises to stay, there until ture In the. town of Gettysburg by aches, d i s y Confederates 60 years ago. .Following tober 1, to subsist on fish, game, berand .disspells town outside of ries and wild vegetables and to come the aktrmlah Just tressing uriwhich marked the --opening ofrwhat out fully Clothed. lie 'will live-Cor nary disorders was to be a engagement, 60 mllea away from any settlement, are a constant be had been detailed to assist in car- and will accept no help from tbe outtrial. Susrying a wounded officer to the old side world. warning! Knowles .will make his own fire by pect kidney seminary in Gettysburg. While in trouble. Look towa frantic women flocked shout hits friction; will build a log cabin from and begged that he tell of the battle about for a material he finds lu the woods, and He remained to tell tbe story, with the will make traps out' of' what he disgood kidney remedy. result that he had to spend several covers In the practically unexplored Learn from In Confederate the nitfthern part of the Pine Tree state. following days one who has Plclurt t'Evrry army as a prisoner. After tramping - Tll Story ,r found relief 60 miles over rough country without from the same suffering. Recipe for Making Jokes. Get Doans Kidney Pill shoes he succeeded In escaping and the There Is nothing any easier than same that Mr. Lee had. finally made hia, way back to Gettys- writing jokes. Simply jot down your A Tsast Csss burg, where he remained- - Ull 'August Ideas for the Jokes, say two or three J. H. Im, Alt W. Vln St., CIcturM, Tn., fa, In assisting In the. care of the wound For four Jtmr I nAund nlwry fna font, hundred, on a slip of paper; then seat torrtUa palna JiorpklM wu mjr only rolloC. h4 ed, which were boused to the semln youself before a - typewriter. Feed In mf lack nn4 ll tn pur tkn kjrA for and wntliwi, Ilona Kldnny hlknAM(ilk. public nary, churches, barns blank paper into the typewriter and l.anSl bam Sana nail amr (lam, Inject the ideas through your finger Gat Dmii at Aar Stora, BOn a Baa tips into the keys. Continue to do of One of the unadvertlsed reunions this until all of the ideas on the slip the eelebraUon occured in tbe con- are exhausted, then gather up tbe FOSTEJt MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y. federate section of the camp. A fife jokes, which have piled themaelves and drum corps of meu in blue tramp into a heap Otf tbe opposite side of the TMNswrwawcMWesaDV. ed up and down the streets of the contypewriter, send them to editors and federate part of the city of tents. receive your checks." A couple of emome ritiam, LOIT vioos rant (tier am. cuacs bLADDka. naiuii. blood Poitou, They stopped before the tents, play- hours a day spent in this manner Pile. kiuniv, kiTHna Ha. Diuooit 1 or hail SI. roar 4 ere ed such a fanfare as only drama and should bring you in revenue enough guuoMACa.M, PkkkHAH r arwyoatorLTHAPaaou Toronto, waita roa eB aooa to Da. La CLaaO fifes can make, summoned forth the to support a wife and nine children, Mao. Co, HAvpatTock Bo, U ah (stead, London, (nil TaTPEWpaAOEEtTAbTELuaairoEHQP p(T yo TU) occupants and shook handa, threw run a touring car and buy their arms about the gray shoulders bonbons for a soul mate. Try It." SEE THAT TNADE HANKED WOSO THEEAriOH' IS OS . and In a dozen other ways ebowed MU. OOVT.EXAHT ATILAXA TO EU MHUIHS (AC LETS. their feelings of friendship. Whom She' Preferred. They kept it up for hours and via A lady suspected her two sons of tent. reb Red practically every carrying on a mild flirtation with one Their reception waa as warm as their of the servants, a bonny Scottish lasgreeting. sie. In order to arrive at the truth of stlmuiata the torpid llvar, struaitbea the arrana, rapulato tbs bowels. A ran--if the matter she pressed the bell, and 4lleatlva for sick beau ac be. Lbeoueted as aa .One of the most interesting places when the girl answered It spoke to : MEDICINE buIn camp was the lost 'and found her. reau, located under the benches In the Tell me, Jane, sbe said quietly, Elecaatl sugar coated. Snail dot. Price, which of my two sons do you prefer big tent Everything found on the a-daisy KS ' James or Albert? grounds was brought there and thouBias, bast, elaaa, ee. sands applied every day for missing aaaaaotai, miaalwt Wgel, maam, replied the blusb-Iqebaap. lilts all articles. Jane, gre both nice, though taaasB. Made af There were at least 100 crutches I think of the two I prefer James; but BMtal. eeaVapitl or p p omr; will sot aall ar piled up In the bureau, dozen or so ap for a real guI4 spree gie me the maslajara aaytklsc. Uaaimatasd affaettm. pllcants having called for them. Those ter," London All tlaalartataMt their losf who come to redeem . ' aapearn paid far Sib- ' tdULB lOMLEd, Me Padaik Am, Brae blya, . V, fsi tbea crutches seldom Naturally, somewith of them moat and go away This is a shady business. body else, t tVhat Is? There was one wooden leg aleo ly"This one of providing people with la b well developed bust, ber moat wonderful ing unclaimed. It wae brought In by family trees. fascination. Nature's freateal gift. UfHaep Bust Developer work wonders; par. a Boy Scout, who had found it under 7 no failures. Pr.I!.J,T , a tree. The Lord helps him who helps him- baralr; vl:r, , Sept, 5, SCf Tewne iiaaat. La It; 1 v Several seta cf fclae self, but dont let that prevent you fiuMS helping ethers. W. N. u Salt Lake ?y, No, platform lVe . vet-erau- s - I - e, Examit? - i - Mllly--Th- ats d BACKACHE IS s DISCOURAGING O world-fame- d , Tiki - -- 1 SIS-na- build-Inga- . DOAN'S y AX ni.n.iba THERAPION KStfra . THERAPION . ANII-BILIO- fly killer s 2. - g tly' Tit-Bit- a. ean-reee- Womans Chief Chmra . |