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Emperor William mounts his horse bj

means of a carpet covered stepladder
One of King Edwards little human
weaknesses is said to be a fondness
for witnessing a fire
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SAVED FOR THE FISH TRADE

H Had Too Much Intellect to Be
Rove Away on a
Doctor
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Jnlttu 3Jttthr 3iuitan mutt The kaiser has become an ardent vio- ¬
lInist and practices diligently and excru ¬
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The fishman dr into the yard a few
days fter the new summer
taken PossessIon of theIr homeresidents had
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an open door he stepped in andseeing

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Lady iRachel Dudley of the Vice Regal the mis of

From a Once Great European Nation It Has Dwindled I
house relates Youths

agreeably
Companion
lodge of Dublin Ireland has founded the
I to but a ProVinceof the Czar I
Lady Dudley fund for district nurses for
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service in the poorest parts of Ireland

yourtime
I lfunpacked trunks to a table loaded with

doctor
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The wives of the young sultan of Mo j i

INNS and Poles alike have presence in the towns of Poland of so rocco are of every shade of skin from the I

been difficult to assimilate many German residents and by the white Circassian to the Venus of the

by devouring Russia the
neighbors
Niger Their board and lodging form an I
Yes he is said the summer resident
folly of having allowed the Teutonic
insignificant item in comparison with

civilization of the Finns
the spirit of the Poles not
taking kindly to the tyran ¬
I ny of conquering Russia
knights to settle in Polish territory
whence sprang the great kingdom of
Prussia Russia appeared as a for-
midable and decided antagonist later
unableto
the amount of perfumery they consume
The Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia <
v now I come near bein a doctor
is the fifth husband of his wife Taitu said the fishman stillwith a wandering
who once was a great beauty Her first

andWas
1 Civil strife in Poland led to the than the Germans during the reign of gaze My folks wanted I should one all
breaking up of the once large Polish Ivan the Terrible who presented him ¬ husband was one of King Theodores i

territory to the slices lopped off by
Austria Russia and Prussia to the
final entire absorption of the country
by the Russians And today two op ¬
posing parties the nationalists and
self a candidate for the new place of generals her second ahe divorced her took up with a profession She spent one
electoral monarch A strong Polish third was killed by King John her fourth summer here and she made a reglar study
prince Stephen Batory proved was removed and in 1883 she married i
of my character an parts and at of
a match however for Czar Ivan not Menelik
Anna Gould Countess de Castellane
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thattwouldnt
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only defended Poland but also cease ¬ That boy has got too much intellect to
the socialists seem to find it very diffi ¬ lessly labored to bring about the dis ¬ has some muchnamed children They be hove away on a doctor she said those
cult to agree on any national policy memberment of Russia This prince are named in a petition signed by the I

save the one of continued bitter hos- ¬
tility to the Russian government
That a nation which had existed for
800 years been counted for that period
it was that first organized the Cos ¬
sacks a name closely linked with Rus ¬
sian and Polish history A Pole was
really crowned czar of Moscow but
soon the Poles were forced to give up
countess as Marie Jean Jay George Paul ready for the briler
Ernest Boniface de Castellane George j 4
Gustave Marie Antoinette Boniface Voice from Arkansas
Charles de Castellane and Jason Honore Cleveland Ark August 15 Special
Louis Sever de Castellan j Nearly every newspaper of some won ¬

I Mrs Hughson of Chicago whose J

cure some of Disease
their claims to Russian territory a
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It is that Lord Curzoncould by the Great American Remedy Dodds
territory between which and that of give some amusing instances of English j K lnatT Pills and this nirf is
as it is written by subordinate officials not without its share of evidence that no
letter follows is another woman in high
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Poland there was ever such a dan ¬

to India But it is not likely that any ot case is too deeply rooted for Dodds Kidney
gerously indefinite line making frUit- j

ful cause for the domestic feud of
the two Slavonic nations In 1772
Russia entered into agreement with
Prussia and Austria to begin the dis ¬
memberment of Poland and the Rus ¬
sians at once began hostile invasion
of the country Steadily they pushed
on their boundary by 1793 having
made much advance
The Polish people as is well known
did not submit tamely to the stretch ¬
ing of the paw of the Great Bear
Pills to cure
them would cap the experience of a cer-
tain high official out there who once re
Mr A E Carlile well known and
respected here tells of his cure after nearly
position who owes her health to the use of
received a letter commencing Your
most striking excellency The scrIbe
a quarter of a centurys suffering
says
I want to let the publIc know what I
Lydia E Pinldhams Vegetable Compound
simply meant distinguished think cf Dodds I think they DEAR MRS PINKHAM I suffered for several with general
are the best remedy for sick kidneys ever weakness and bearingdown pains caused womb trouble
RAILROAD BATTLE madeI
had Trouble for 23 and lAte was fitful and I for could not sleep
By suing a number of railroads for never found anything that did me so much
good as Pills I recommend
until I seemed more weary in the morning than when retired
reading one of your advertisements to try the merits of Lydia
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back taxes the city of Memphis expects to all sufferers
There is no uncertain sound about Mr
E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and I am so I did No one
to raise 1000000
Carliles statement He knows that Dodds can describe the good me took three bottles faithfully and
The Boston Maine railroad has been Kidney Pills rescued him from a life of suf besides building up my general health it drove all disease

nor to the claims of greedy Prussia
A national spirit showed itself now
a patriotism of decided strength
Thaddeus Koskluszko a general of
recognized merit led his countrymen
KOSKIUSZKO against the Prussians in possession of
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compelled to cut rates to meet the com- he wants the to know it out of my made inc feel as and as a ir
petition of the trolley lines Dodd a Pills cure all Kidney ills
from Backache to Brights
Mrs Pinkhams medicines are certainly all they are claimed to be
Statistics show that In Virginia rail ¬ MRs M E HUGHSON 847 East Ill
road employes average 1250 a year less Think It Over Mrs Pinkham Tells How Ordinary Tasks Produce Displacement
than they were being paid five years ago Brander Matthews was at the phone the trifling incidents in womans daily life
Nicaragua will assist in constructing other day bidding goodby to a displacements of the womb A slip on the stairs during menstruation
at 4 counter running a syving machine or attending to the most

a railway line across her territory as a was next Europe

j aof time a considerable European pow
r
should Utterly disappear have no
longer place among the sovereign
Warsaw and forced the invaders to I sail tomorrow on
come to terms But a Russian general substitute for the proposed isthmain over the wire the steamships name being
came ordinary tasks result in displacement and a train of serious is started
first indication of such trouble be the signal for quick action 6
hastened to the capital the bravo canal i
pronounced Dont let the condition become chronic through neglect or a mistaken idea

l oud better pronounce that Seltic re-

4 leader was taken prisoner and his
erst would arouse even in the most
indifferent some degree of wonder It
is not easy to attempt in a limited
space to give explanation of the steps
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eading to the fall of Poland but a
review of some of the causes a glance
at some important events in the long
period of its life may suggest the out
ll ine f the story The story history of Po ¬
land as a nation is a
23efoes and of interested plotters of
of great
The length of the railways in Canada that you can overcome it by exercise or leaving it alone
on June 30 1903 was 19836 miles Of
plied the e
lettres ifff you More than a million women have health byjthe use of Lydia E
cause lost He was carried to St t 11 be havinghard seas all the way
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound-
Petersburg and there held captive un-¬ this 19077 miles were operated by steam overN Y
you do not understand
til the death of Catherine of Russia and 759 by electricity I Iftothe slightest trouble appears which advice and a few
Rasping Retort write at DDf
a sovereign who did her share to The passenger engines formerly cost
more on account of the embellishment
Now the freight engines are more ex
pensive because they are heavier
Mayflower
Yes
answered Mrs Packinham of Chi
I understand that
travel was ery
¬ timely words from her will show you the to do This
costs you nothing but itmay mtian life happiness or both
Mrs Lelah Stowell 177 Wellington
The Canadian Pacific railway Is open¬ cheap on that boat Washington Star
ing a large anthracite coal mine at Banff St Kingston Ontwrites

noble arrayed against peasant of for

eign interference and foreign spolia
Northwest Territory and invites ten-
ders for a tunnel 1200 feet long
A provision of 230000 has been made
verysevere For Your erfect Comfort

a box of AllensFootEase a powder

Tired Axutnn Swollen all T
DEAR MRs PTNKHAM

cOl d do for
You axe indeed a
godsend to women and if they all knew what
there w Uld be no need
of their dragging out miserable lives in
r ytion of a disrupted distressed land by the Paris underground railway out of druggists 25c Dont accept a sabstitute
albeit a fairly rich fertile one Back its years profits to meet liabilities aris ¬ S I for years with pains
ing out of the accident in August last womb trouble nervousness and excruciating head ¬
in the middle of the seventeenth ¬ year when nearly 100 lives were lost Nw is no means literature
what yesterdays paper aroused
News is
curiosity ache but a few bottles of Lydia E Pinkbams
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tury the territory extended from the about a device separ ¬ Vegetable Compound made life loo k-
Baltic to the Carpathian mountains A train on the Great Western railway
new and promising to me I am and
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ating headpieces from tailpieces
had an area of almost 300000 square recently eclipsed all records for the con ¬ U
happy do not know what sickness
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isabout seven times its extent to ¬
day It was a diversified land of good
veyance of American mall between Ply ¬
mouth and London covering the dis¬
Fits stopped free and permanently cured
No fits after first use Is ana I now enjoy the best of health
Vegetable
tance of 247 miles In 237 minutes The Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle
soil fine Umber wide pasturage and
of no small mineral wealth and its
people especially along in the fifteenth
last 118 miles of the run were made In
99 minutes
treatise Dr Kline 931 Arch stv Phila Pa
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Compound can always be relied upon to restore
health to women who thus suffer It is sovereign cure for
the worst forms of female complaints that bearingdown feeling weak
Its easy
all he
for an editor to drop into poetry
to do is sit down in back and displacement of the womb inflammation ovaries and
and sixteenth centuries enjoyed a waste
high measure of prosperity The no HUMOROUS AND WITTY basket Chicago Daily News all troubles of the uterus or It dissolves and tumors from the
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bles lived in luxury music and learn ¬ uterus in the of development and checks any tendency to cancer-
ing were made much of the state was Of course being a favorite son is a saved I amm sure Pisos Cure for Consumption
life three years a
ous humors It subdues excitability nervous prostration and tones up the
mighty pleasant job but sometimes It is Robbine Norwich N Y Feb 17 1900 entire female system Its record of cures is the greatest in the world and
natdominant power should be relied uponwith confidence
About the middle of the sixteenth awful hard to make good S

Its but a slippery step from smartness to cannot forthwith

FORFEIT if we which the letters and signatures ef
century the government took a step
leading to disaffection among a large
GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE The trouble with the weather nowa-
days is principally that it continually
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5000 tea Will prove their absolute genuineness
E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn brass
body of the people inaugurated a wards the enslaving of the Polish na persists in raining between rains
Change from the hereditary monarchy tionKoskiuszko A woman often believes in her hus ¬ 5
to an elective crown To settle the is a son of Poland
whose name ever will be a popular
band because he proved his sound sense BAD BREATH
CASTO
strife arising from this raidcal move and good judgment in marrying her
one in America When we were at
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the aggrieved party would call upon war with England the Polish patriot There is a great deal of pretense in the For months I had great tronblewith my stomach
4 an outside nation to assist in the en¬ culture of some people They carry an and used all kinds of medicines has
came to our assistance entering our been actually as green as breath having
I 1 suing war and the ally seldom failed
to demand a share of the spoils when army as a volunteer and displaying Imitation gold case in a chamois bag a bad weeks a friend recommended
Cascarets and after using them I can willingly and
cheerfully say that n I me I
victory came the right way distinguished bravery at the battles you know that I shall recommend
of Saratoga and Yellowsprings Gen
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Another weakness leading to Po ¬ Chas H l St NewYork NL
lands downfall was the lack of a Washington made him a brigadier For Infants and Children
and he was appointed governor of Cincinnati Aug 17 Best For
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middle class that bulwark of a na CATTLE Common 2 75 3 85 n
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served his own country nobly but CALVESExtra G 00
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Russian influence forced him into ex- HOGSCh packers 5 45 5 50 The
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his nation from the threatening ruin FLOURSpring pat 5 50 5 75 Over Thirty Years
but was forced to give up all Jiope WHEAT Mo 2 red 1 04 Of
A figure pitiably contrasting with
the patriot Koskiuszko is that of
Stanislaus the puppet king in whose
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reign ended Polands career as an in ¬
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in their situation to foster patriotism WHEAT No 2 red 1 11
for their native land The lord had
power of life and death over his serf
vigorously endeavored to stamp out
the Polish spirit of restlessness under
restraint the use of the Polish lan ¬
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own territory and in time became Russias part especially obnoxious to the world to for
wholly selfabsorbed he too lacking the Poles with their old civilization WHEAT No 2 red 1 04 thoroughness cleansing nearest Big FourAgent or From Chcai faoeo
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arousing the hatred of Germany and
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