Show r DR CALDWELL’S TO r I -- GUIDE GOOD raj w HEALTH The natural tendency of people In this busy age to demand of the dl festive organs more than nature Infrequenttended they should perform dily results In throwing the entire gestive Bystem Into disorder When the stomach falls to freely digest and distribute that which is eaten the bowels become clogged with a mass of waste and refuse which ferments gases that and generates poisonous are gradually forced Into the blood causing distress and often serious Illness Dr W B Caldwell says that If the bowels are kept regular there will be and prescribes a much less sickness of simple laxative herbs combination with pepsin that Is most effective In relieving any congestion of matter In can be This compound the bowels bought in any drug store under the name of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and coBts only 6i) cents a bottle It Is mild In its action pleasant to the taste and positive In effect a dose at night bringing relief next morning without griping or othnaturally and A bottle of Dr Calder discomfort well’s Syrup Pepsin In the house will save many times its cost In doctor bills Your name and address on a postal to Dr W B Caldwell 203 West will bring a free St Monticello Adv trial bottle by return mall In the Mosque of St Newport in the same county The had walked to the outskirts of or nine- miles— and Newport— eight then had been picked up and carried into the town The age of the duke’s tortoise is given “approximately” by the forest rangers but it has hibernated under a particular rock in the forest for thirty years and its great from its size age is inferred and weight It is eighteen inches long and weighs ten pounds There is nothing unusual in such longevity a patriarch in the “Zoo” known as Methuselah died three years ago at the reputed age of two hundred and fifty Sophia HOW SOME The Japanese stretches hlmBeif on a rush mat on the floor and puts a hard square block of wood under Jils head Chinese beds are very low scarcely rising from the floor but are often carved exquisitely of wood The Inhabitants of the tropics often curl themselves up like monkeys at the lower angle of a suspended hammock and sleep very soundly that way The Russian likes no sleeping place well as so the top of the big soapstone stove in his dwelling Crawling out of his blistering bed in the morning he delights in taking a plunge in a cold stream even if he has to break through the ice to do so In Lapland the native crawls head and all into a bag made of reindeer skin and sleeps warm and comfortable within it The East Indian at the other end of the world also has a sleeping bag Ita purpose is to keep out’ the mosquitoes rather than to keep its occupant warm PIUS Stiff Joints Sprains Bruises SLOAN’S LINIMENT Cromwell’s Castle Trescoe E23!HE3ZBnE H r?ylt SENATOR AFTER CALLED LINGERING ILLNESS Senator Heyburn Who Was Supposed to be In proving Suffers Relapse YThlch Proves Fatal Washington — United States Senator Weldon Brinton of Idaho Heyburn died at his apartments here Thursday 17 October night after a llngerlna Illness He was 60 years old and bad been in the senate nine years A complication of diseases involving the heart and kidneys caused the senator's death He bad not been well since last March when he collapsed after delivering a speech in the senato HARD FOR THE HOUSEWIFE If It’s bard enough to keep house in perfect health bnt a woman who is weak tired and suffering alt of the time with an aching back has a heavy burden to carry Any womanto In this condition has good cause suspect kidney trouble especially if the kidney action seems disordered at all Doan’s Kidney Pills have cured thousands of women suffering It is the in this way special A NORTH Tell a kidney DAKOTA Picture “ Story remedy CASE MraCJTyW flak had I0y:4ForRHr kidney trouble My feet Cttudo limbs and swelled and I oouldn't sleep more than two hours at a time n the morning was all worn out My buck wus lame and I bod sharp pains hen stooped Xian's Kidney 'ills have re moved all this i trouble" PEOPLE SLEEP Optimists For brevity of speech commend ub to the Yankee lord of the soil One such who was obliged to make a physician dally visits had an unvarying answer to the question “Well” ‘How do you feel today?” he would reply showing as little Interest in the subject as possible “I ain’t no wuss” Further than that he and it took wished to say nothing the cunning of a serpent to discover A man who was his real feelings in the down street knocked by a was assailed by a sympathizing crowd with condolence and queftion one of ‘Did it hurt you?” inquired his rescuers as he brushed the snow from the clothes of the NOVELTY IN T0MBT0NES victim “Well” was the cautious anThis is one of the very few photographs ever taken of the Interior of a swer “it ain’t done me no good"— Mohammedan mosque It shows the Turks at their noon worship In the Argonaut In Constantinople which Is In mosque of St Sophia the beautiful building danger of collapse owing to the damage caused by recent earthquakes The Memories Steamboat dome of the mosque It supported by four arches which In turn are supported on London Opinion commenting by 107 gigantio and beautiful pillars of green marble and red porphyry the recent celebration of the centenwith capitals in the Byzantine style It Is believed that In the vaults under remarks that the church ary of the steamboat there lie tuperb treasures of classical art thrown there by Ottoit is interesting to note that the Brit- mans when Constantinople they conquered ish admiralty of that period rejected the invention with the declaration that “a paddle wheel steamboat could COW WITH FREAKISH HOOFS dust of bsarwood is reworked for be of no use in navigation” and that seme special uses Lignum vitae la a Dr Lardner a pundit of that day put to some chemical uses who proved “that no steam vessel The heaviest sawdust is that of could ever cross the Atlantic lived ebony and this sawdust Is black in long enough to bolt to America in a color though even in the ebony sawsteamer along with another man’s dust there are traces of tiny white wife!” fibers Yhe ebony Is not a large tree end its wood Is not black through its A high priced box at the opera is white sapwood It is particles of seems less expensive to some people this sapwood that appear In the saw‘than the cheapest church pew dust mingled in the sawing But to the eye except on close inspection Most people would rather take adthe ebony sawdust appears black Tbe accompanying takphotograph vice from strangers The whitest of all sawdusts Is that en in a churchyard in Essex England of holly which Is manufactured into shows a novelty in the way of tomba very fine pulp form This holly sawstones Framed in the etone it will dust is used for floor material and be noticed is a photograph a repreA Me O Davis of Dennysvllle Are Ri cheat In Curative Qualities also in the manufacture of some sentation of the person buried In the owns tbe “freak cow here pictured FOR BACKACHE RHEUMATISM The animal has four hoofs each one grades of wall paper grave The print a bromide apparKIDNEYS AND BLADDER There Is a manufactured sawdust of which Is no less than twenty-twently Is well preserved despite its called lemon sawdust which Is not twenty years of exposure to the sun inches in length and so badly twisted and contorted that the animal can made from the wood of the lemon light It is closely sealed from the 1b in of weather covered tree which front but a In tint clear by glass and When a only walk with difficulty a border of Blate calf she developed ungainly hoofs bright lemon color this lemon saw- framed round with The photograph bears the signature which grew as Bhe became older and dust being used for the same purof the occupant of the grave freposes as satlnwood was though the horny growth Manufactured rosewood sawdust Is quently pared away it returned again use hnd again until at last the owner gave of limited BIGGEST various mahogany OF THE MAMMOTHS are relieved at once by an applicaDon’t white are used tion of Sloan's Liniment up trying to effect any improvement sawdusts including The skeleton of a mammoth Just set rub just lay on lightly in the creature’s anatomy and began more extensively for various purto take her round to local fairs and poses that of a wood called vermilup at Stuttgart le the largest ever disSloan's Linhnant bM dona wore I have ever tried exhibit her as a curiosity good than auytliiug The hoofs ion which la a bright red mahogany covered Bones were found in the dilugot my hand hurt to lor etiif join la are of a deep green color and closely from the East Indies is used in mak- vial deposits of the river Murr in badly that had to stop work right iu thought the busiest time of the year resemble a lobster in conformation ing composition floors sometimes for Swabia and months of work since then have to have my at first that 1offwould color squares in cases where such have been rewarded by the obtaining but hand taken got a bottle of filoan'e Unitneut and cured my hand floors are not laid In a continuous and removal of a nearly complete skelSOME Wultom WuKKLfctt Morris Ala USES FOR SAWDUST unbroken piece eton The great size is indicated by Good for Broken Sinews the fact that the skull weighs nearly L I writes G Q Junks Baldwin In its finer forms sawdust is made of a ton while the up—“I used Bloan’e Liniment fur broken AGED TORTOISE TAKES TRIP Of and woods different s perhaps fifty feet sinews sbuvs tbe knee eap caused by per foreleg is four and waa aatiafaotion to and my great fall in varying degrees of fineness to be The specimen is remarkable for long able to resume work in lew Uutu three At the age of two hundred or there- the great length of the legs the genused for a wide variety of purposes weeks after the aocident” But sawdust in all Its forms coarse abouts a tortoise belonging to the eral lightness of frame and for the end fine has many uses and common duke of Beaufort decided this year to shortness of the curved tusks — less take a summer holiday It was missed than eight feet long It seems to repsawdust Is sold In enormouti quantiin July from the duke's Forest ties of resent a transition type between the Mon-i- s most ancient Wentworth near mammoth and the fleetThe sawdust familiar to everybody Chepstow mouthshire and has been found at er and smaller modern elephant that which Is gathered from ber mills and mills in which lumber Vine for Sprain is This in resawed Somerset manufacturing Ms Hbwsv A Voichl 84 common sawdust is used extensively Rt Plainfield N J write — " A friend sprained his ankle so badly on floors to take up dampness in He laughed when that it went black and it Is used for packing I told him that I would have him eut sweeping Sloan’ Liniment applied in a week bottled goods and for bedding horses and in four day be waa working and and in ice houses add Sloan’s was a right good Some sawdusts ” are screened at the mills to remove chips and sticks 50n Sawdust combined with oil is put Bkmns Book up In packages for use in sweeping os horses esttle scatsheep end carpets in place of the poultry sent free tered tea leaves from variSawdust Address ous woods Is used In In the great quantities smoking of meats and sawdust In the form of pulp is used in the manufacture of dynamite Sawdusts of various kinds and colors are now used combined with cement In making floors especially In Such floors made with the hospitals material in a plastic condition can be laid in a single piece without cracks or Joints and so made germ proof and they are more silent and easier to the tread than tile Among tbe better kinds of sawdust Cromwell’s Castle hers shown Is situated on the Island of Trescoe In some are used for curious common the Isles of As its name suggests It was built In ths time of CromSicily as for instance one of the well and even after all these years It It In excellent repair purposes Most of the E2ZTAED E BURTOM "WHIWV usee for Spanish cedar sawdust which material for building rloca: Gold BiiTar Lead fi: Gold BpMioMm was taken from another castle which stood on the top Mtvar Gold Ztaa or Copper $! Maillol even of the hill above It and is very light is for packing and was called Charles' and full prloo Ut tent on application inTitbelonged to the royalists QnaiwiI loadvliiOh pheap in Mplra work solicited chemicals contained glass feet Cromwell’s with stands walls castle about sixty castle high twelve Hat lima! Hr " and feet thick tnd raised on arches over shipped long distances f and flat and was The roof Is where would count In the armed with a battery of On the top there le a parapet wall weight ’4S0SR EM EDY freight cost and at the bate (next to ths tea) Is a atone platform which was also armed Ifnp TmM Oood Um sawdust Is Standing out a little way In the harbor (on ths right of the castle in the satlnwood Manufactured a Sold If Drsfidia of pastel photograph) used in the preparation Is a email rocky Island called Hangman’s Island where he par Sawboards for drawing purposes prisoners llamentary forces executed their FOLEY KIDNEY IDAHO Get Doan's st sny Drug Store 50c a Box Doan’s CO SOMETHING AKIN Kp1n?y Buffalo TO N Y GENIUS Financial Ability Young Man With So Well Developed Should Make Mark In World "Do you think there Is any such genius?” thing as financial I know a young “I am sure there is man who has It in a marked degree After he had persuaded a beautiful daughter of one of our most prominent lewelers to become his wife he went around and Induced the old man to let WELDON B HEYBURN him have an engagement ring at the United 8tates Senator from Idaho cost price" of re"I don’t see any indication on the arbitration treaties in spite of markable financial genius about that” the doctor’s warning that the effort “Wait When he and the girl broke might cost him his life their engagement he took the ring Several weeks ago apparently gainback to her dad and got him to pay ing strength after a serious relapse eight per cent interest on the money the senator and Mrs Heyburn made that had been invested” preparations for a trip west Another and since then the relapse fpllowed Open Air Schools Grow In Favor patient had been growing steadily With the opening of the fair school weaker Thursday the doctors thought term over 200 open air schools and he was slightly improved and but death fresh air classes- for tuberculosis came suddenly a few minutes before anaemic children and also for all chil8 o’clock at night The body will be dren in certain rooms and grades will taken to the old home of Senator be in operation in various parts o fthe In Birmingham Pa for burial United States according to the NationOne of tbe staunchest of the regu- al Association for the Study and Prelar Republicans and a man of strong vention of Tuberculosis All of these ichools have been established sines convictions and frankly emphatically January 1907 when the first instituon all occasions Senatoi expressed tion of this character was opened in for years had been a conHeyburn R I On January 1st He was Providence spicuous figure In the senate air mostly known for his un 1910 there were only 13 a open latperhaps ichools in this country and year yielding bitterness toward the south er the number had increased only to and frequent denunciation of soutn 19 Thus the real growth in this ern civil ‘war leaders He called the movement has been within the last placing of Lee’s statue in the capital two years Massachusetts now leads an insult to the nation and in dis- the states with 86 fresh air schools cussing this and many other incidents and classes for tuberculosis anaemia debates with end other school children engaged in acrimonious Boston southern senators ilone having over 80 New York comes During the last few years since the next with 29 and Ohio is third with 2L in serious division develop? ent of Open air schools have now been estabthe Republican ranks Senator Hey lished in nearly 50 cities in 19 differburn had played a prominent part la ent states He al the fight for party regularity Out of Fashion ways opposed Colonel Roosevelt's con“I see where fluffy sbjrts Saved a servation Ideas and many of his of the girl from drowning in the on the development Chicago speeches The old styffes were west in which he was keenly inter- river recently the beet styles after all” devoted to arguments were ested “Huh she probably tried to drown sgV nst the former president’s policies One of his first acts as a senator to herself because she had to wear the attract public notice was his strong fluff! es" support of the pure food and drug act At a Distance wide range of informaThe senator’s “She certainly tries to obey tion fine memory and readiness of her speech always assured him of atten mother’s injunction not to let the rose to speak tlon when he young men get too near” “Why I saw a young man with his WHITE SOX ARE CHAMPIONS arm around her last night” “I know but she had a faraway look Win Deciding Game In Tenth Inning In her eyes” From New York Giants Boston — The decisive game of the A DOCTOR’8 TRIALS was played here He Sometimes world's championship Gets 8lck Like Other the Red Sox winning a Wednesday People game by a score of 3 to 2 and thus becoming the world’s Even doing good to people Is hard 1912 for the season Eight work if you have too much of It to do An overworked Ohio doctor tells bis to decide the games were necessary this year New York experience: championship "About three years ago as the result winning three and Boston four while two of men’s This work attending a set3 one game resulted In a tie doing of large practice and looking after the for the number a new record details of another business my health games played in a championship conand I was test In the final game the veteran broke down completely little better than a physical wreck was chosen by the manMathewson “I suffered from Indigestion and conager of the New York team to stop the Red Sox while young Bedlent stipation loss of weight and appetite pitched for Boston being relieved in bloating and pain after meals loss of the eighth Inning by “Smoky” Joe memory and lack of nerve force for continued mental application credWood These two pitchers are “I became Irritable easily angered ited with two games having won and despondent without cause The the series each during The total paid attendance for the heart's action became irregular and weak with frequent attacks of palpiseries of eight games was 252037 The total receipts $490833 tation during the first hour or two Each club’s share $14757169 after retiring share commission’s The national s “Some and cut bananas $4908390 came for my lunch one day and Total players' share derived from pleased me particularly with the rethe first four games only was I more sult satisfaction from it got Of this the Boston players as than from anything I had eaten for or winners shared 60 per cent and on further investigation as months The New York players and use adopted for my losers shared $5902869 of whon morning and evening meals served Each Red Sox player received were eligible twenty-twusually with cream and a sprinkle of of whom Each Giant player salt or sugar were eligible received ‘My improvement was rapid and $256646 in weight as well as in permanenL and mental endurance In a physical Divorce Artist’s Wife Granted I am filled with the Joy of livword Reno Nev— Mrs Edna Hutt wife ing again and continue the dally use artist of of Henry Hutt the for breakfast and often was granted a decree of divorce in the for the evening meal district court here on Thursday The 'The little pamphlet 'The Road to decree was granted on the ground of Wellvllle' found in pkgs is invaridesertion ably saved and handed to Borne needy Bona Raises 8chrank’s patient along with the indicated remWls— The bail of John edy” Milwaukee “There's a reason” Schrank charged with attempting to Name given by Postum Co Battle kill Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has Creek Mich been Increased from $7500 to $15000 Bw read the above letter r A of the municipal by Judge Backus eepeere from time to Tiiejr re aeoelne tree sad fullMme court of hamaa Adv kimit |