The State Herald (Mexia, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, February 14, 1902 Page: 8 of 8
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one for the farm, a Live Stock dep rtment, News of the day, Doings in con-
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f4iiokest tints from Texas to
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Birmingham, Wasking-
ftfoa, New York and all points east
&:r±\ southeast. Reclining chair
jars, parlor cafe cars, Pullman
ftk'tpera.
if formation cheerfully furnish-
ad by any agent, or
T. V. Little, P. A., Corsicana;
2>. M. Morgan, T. P. A.. Ft. '
T'oilh; Gus Hoover, T. P. A.,|
VV. H. Weeks, G. P. &
T. A., Tyler.
^ HOW AGKD SIJt'AV.'.S !>n:.
the attention of the United States
ipvernment has just been called to a
isarharDus custom that is stiii being'
practiced among the Kiowa, Comaneh«
Had Apache Indians in Oklahoma Ter-
ritory. The intiians of thone three
while living under the manage-
■ami rrf an Indian agent, are eompara-
ti ely civilized and do not go on the
wstrpath. but work for their living at
atrsalng. I!ut they have no love in
UU'ir hearts for one of their own peo-
i after that person has passed his
iir her age of usefulness. An aged
ittaaw, after she reaches the age of 80
yenrs, is sent into the fields and left
i-ttere to die, unless some sympathetic
*Mte person comes along and sends
t.tta poor old woman to the Indian
♦teory, where she may be taken care
arf a,t the expense Of the government.
Traveters In the reservation may hear
ti>* distressing cries of some deserted
w«<nan at almost aay time Ciaey care
:i- listen.—Chicago Tribuaa.
TITB A> KS OF UIUB-tl TAR.
It is perhaps not universally known
that Gibraltar, the fortified rock and
British stronghold commanding the
entrance to the Mediterranean, and
thus the maritime route to the far
east, is the only spot in Europe where
wild apes are still to be found. A
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Record, who recently spent some days
in Gibraltar, writes as follows: "One
morning—tt was in the beginning of
September—I took a horse and rode up
to the signal station. At a height oi
about 300 feet I first noticed a herd ol
some fifteen apes, and after having
reached a height of a little over
1.100 feet I saw several small herds oi
from ten to twelve. They all seemed
to he very tame and inoffensive. How-
ever, when I returned to my hotel, 1
was told by a Highlander officer that
my experience was not the rule. The
English geologist. P. L. Sklater, spent
a few weeks in Gibraltar in September,
1900, for the sole purpose of collecting
definite information as to the number
of apes still in existence on the rock,
and he found their number to be in
the neighborhood of 150. One evening,
when Mr. Sklater descended with hia
dog, a swarm of apes awaited him
about 200 feet above the Alameda, and
as soon as he approached the animals
opened a furious bombardment oi
stones upon him and his dog, by
which the latter was instantly killed.
Mr. Sklater escaped only with diffi-
culty.
T.lttle 1'eoplo Starry.
One of the most novel weddings ever
solemnized took place recently in
Dayton, Ohio, when Mr. Sherman Potv
ter of that city and Miss Nora E.
Urlnkley of West Alexandria, both of
diminutive stature, were married. The
bridegroom is 38 inches in height and
the bride an inch taller. The ceremony
was impressive.
ARemnrkable Calculator
_i. man named Diamandi, a nativi
Pyiaros, one af the Greek island:;
a remarkable calculator. Attn
mere glance at a blackboard 011 r'J
thirty groups of figures are wr'.:
he can repeat tliem in any orcie:
deal with them by any arlthnii :
process. It is said that he is. >
makes an error in calculations inv
Ing millions, and he can ex::
square or cube roots with marvelous
rapidity and accuracy. Diamandi i
writes poetry and novels in the inter- |
vals of business and shows consider-
able intellectual capacity. ;
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Ripana Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
Ripans Tabules are a common sense, effectual cure
for dyspepsia, biliousness, heartburn, headache, con-
stipation, dizziness and all disorders of the stomach,
liver and bowels. They are intended for the use of
men, women and children everywhere, and have
proved beneficial in the majority of cases. It is not
claimed that they will perform miracles, but some of
the cures which tlicy have effected amount almost to
that. Easy to take and prompt in action, they have
no rival as the best remedy for the every-day ills of
humanity.
A MEDICINE WHICH
PROLONGS LIFE.
jr of years and would not he without t
•d since I have been ti^u>^
bed on account ■
d spell of bilious fever and
" I have used Ripans Tabules for a nu;
troubled with indigestion and constipation, and have noti
t i ain getting rid of those terrible bilious spell.s winch confine
ilness. Of late I have not had any. I had just got over a h
on the step, when a neighbor came to me and remarked how bad I looked. I told him 1
just got over the fever and that 1 was afraid to cat anything on account of indigesti ...
ii which I had suffered since I was quite young. He advised me to take Ripans Tab
titl 1 would try them, and from then I haven't been without them. I can eat anyth1:-
viding I finish with a Tabule instead of dessert. I feel very thankful that I have •....!
something that will prolong my life."
GASTRIC TROUBLES.
" I had suffered three years at least from gastric troubles. I could not sleep at '
My head ached and my feet would be cold as ice. My bowels were not regular and I wool.!
so; li cramps from gases forming on my stomach that I would faint away. 1 was in such, c"
ti.^t I would have sooner died than live. About three months ago I was suffering and ft.:,
v. ' dv was tied up inwardly. My brother recommended Rinans Tabules to me. My l:u.-
<■'. ■ .nit 1 some for me from the nearest drug store and I would not now be without them,
t. V .. d me of all the foul gases that formed in my stomach and they move my bowels re;yJ
h.i .\.,ich I had been taking physics all the time. I have no more gases, my bowels move rev,;'
I lia\e no more headaches and cm sleep well ; in fact, 1 feel as ligbt as the air which I breat!
that is saying a good deal for a woman who weighs icp pounds. I am sorry that 1 did not conn
using the Tabules a year ago, for they would have saved me a great deal of pain and suffers
One gives relief
A Rlpam Tabule, now and then,
Will hmiutUlhe wisest men.
And !f (iynpfpHla I their woe.
Coutlnued, It.I.P.A.N.s make It go.
At drugglsta.
The Five-Cent packet Is ennugl
ordinary oeceaion. The family i
6') cents, contains a rupply fui •
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lAX'omoiive I'sus .Alcohol a* Fuel.
On a private railroad, used chiefly io
carry ci.al to ur.d bricks from a brick- I
yard in Prussia, a locomotive using al- j
cohol as fuel is used. It waj buill for j
1 society for the promotion of the us.-
of spirits, which in that part of the '
world are largely produced in distil- !
leries of large landholders to utilize- !
syrup produced In making beet sugar, j
Unmar!\et:-.blc potatoes, etc.
A Novel Way of Driving.
A man riding a bicycle and driving
' a horse at the same time startled peo-
ple on a Philadelphia street the oth?r
j day. He held the reins in one hand
| and guided his machine with the othet
I His feet rested upon the coaster and
| the horse did the rest. In and out
Among the other vehicles he guided
the animal and all along the street
people stopped and gazed in wonder.
for Dh-nrTO-Seoknrft.
| The District t>f Columbia is rapidly
becoming the most popular place in
the United States for mismated cou-
ples to seek separation. Scarcely a
day passes that the courts of this city
are not allied to grant anywhere from
three to six divorces, and in nine easel
out of ten thfi applicants are accom-
modated.—Washington Letter, j
WSiat is this Maa Good For?
As He Is—NOTHING!
As He might be—MUCH!
He is a nervous wreck. His life is
a burden to himself, and his presence
dread to bis family and friends.
Ilis irritability in ruining
bis business, and bis con-
stantly increasing- miseries,
leal and imaginary, are
driving him into the
grave. This unhap-
py man is only one ol
a million in America.
If there were no re-
lief for their con-
dition they might in-
deed pray for death.
But Nervousness and
its morbid horrors
are vanishing before
the marvelous work
of advanced science.
P. P. P.
'Lippman's Great Remedy) overcomes at once the acute symptoms of
every form of Nervous Derangement, and soon makes the patient robust
and ambitious. P. P. P. is the best combination of green roots and,,'
barks that was ever put together for the cure of Weakness, Generij- ■
Debility and Nervousness. It is a good tonic and the best Blood Putf f
in the world. P. P. P. is Nature's specific for Rheumatism, Dyspe"- •
Catarrh, Halaria and all forms of Blood Poison and Scrofula, wl ' ° c
in adulta or children.
P. P. P. is sold by all druggists—$1 a bottle; six bottles, $5 1
Lippman Brothers, prouhpman blocic.
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The State Herald (Mexia, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, February 14, 1902, newspaper, February 14, 1902; Mexia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth290641/m1/8/: accessed March 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gibbs Memorial Library.