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Bntered at Richmond. Indian. poJ office aa aocond class malt matter. Nevr Tork Representatives Pane Youns, 30-34 West SSd street, ar.d 2 J5 Weit 32iiJ street. New York. N. T. Chicago Representatives Payne Young-. 141-14$ Marquett Building. Chicago. I1L The Association of Amor i tua Advertisers baa 1 1 i minll and certified kat oirenlatioB of this vmlf llcalloa. Thefignres of cirealatiea) contained in the Association report only aro guaranteed. Association of American Advertisers No. Whitehall slog. It. T. City Heart to Heart Talks. By EDWIN - A. NYE. TEE GREATEST DISCOVERY. Can you name, offhand, the seven wonders of the ancient world that you knew so well as a schoolboy? Try It There were the Egyptian pyramids, toe Coloiwus of Rhodes, the hanging gardens of Babylon, the temple of Diana at Epbesus. and Well, what's the odds? Those seven wonders were the work of slaves done under the lash, and millions mourned and died to make them possible. When It comes to an enumeration of the woaders of the modern world that's different The modern world has not only seven, but seventy times seven, wonders, all of which put to shame the curios of the ancients. Recently a scientific magazine asked 1,000 eminent scholars and scientists of the whole world to select the seven modern wonders. This was the result: Among the 700 answers wireless 'telegraphy come first with 244 votes; next the telephone, with ISO votes: then radium, 105; antiseptics and antitoxin, 140: spectpum analysis, 126: the X ray, 111; the Panama canal, 100. Wonders Indeed, but there are others. . There's the electric light. Realize the worth of that discovery which has reduced crime, insured safety, banished ghosts, promoted order and social uplift Then note this fact: The wonders of the modern world have not wrought suffering, but have relieved pain nnd advanced the weli being of the race. The uutitoxin which saves one child from death by diphtheria Is worth more thau the pyramids. And the greatest of these? It Is not mimed at all. It is not of Invention, great as that is. The greatest wonder of the modern world Is a moral discovery. And that is The dawning consciousness of th brotherhood of man! This age. which has builded asylums and homes and refuges. :md founded countless societies for practical charity this nge. In the tendency of its thought and feeling. In the framing of its laws, in Its demand for social welfare. Is beginning the work of real Christianitytwenty centuries after it was founded This asre Is beginning to understand what the ancient world never coulu understand that the most valuable t.'Jlng In the universe Is n man. If you cannot sleep, eat or work, feel mean, cross and ugly, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea this month: a tonic for the sick, there is no remedy equal to it. 35c, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken. advertisement Homo Piety. "John." said the minister of a Scotch parish. "I fear yon are growing remiss In your religions duties. I have not Keen you in the kirk these three Sundays." "No." answered John, "it's no that I'm growin remiss; I'm Just tinberin' away wl' ray soul masel.' Methodist Recorder. A Complimant. "What did he say when you told him he was the worst Har you ever knewV" -."He merely remarked that he bad been flattered before." St. Ixuis PostDlspntch. Hard Luck. Mrs. Hatterson-What: Yon've had fourteen cooks in three months? Mrs Catterson Yes. and I didn't please any of them. LifeNever yet was the voice of conscience silenced without retribution. Jameson. One is a dose Blackburn's

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They Have Grasped an Opportunity. The large attendance at the opening session of the night school, surprising even the most optimistic expectations of the city school board and the high school faculty, calls attention to the large number of young men and women who were unable to take a high school course, and yet are anxious to extend their education. A survey of the enrollment shows that many shop boys who are making their own livelihood, are keenly awake to the opportunity of securing at least a modicum of technical training. A number of young men, who are rated expert and skilled machinists, having learned their trades as apprentices in the Bhops, app-eciate their lack of algebra and geometry in the mechanical trade, and have entered the night school to overcome this handicap. The result of the enterprise of these young men will be seen in more efficient work in the factories and in a betterment of the incomes of the young men. They are to be congratulated on their enterprise in taking advantage of an opportunity. Adverse circumstances, in many instances, forced them to bend over the lathe and drill press before they had completed their schooling, but evidently it did not dwarf their initiative nor blind' them to the necessity of acquiring mental training as an essential factor in their development. Such young men, who after a day of hard labor willingly attend a night school, are a credit to the community and worthy of all the training the city school authorities can give them. Their presence alone is ample guarantee that the expense of the night school will bring results that will redound to the welfare of the city. It is a gratifying manifestation also that many young men and women have enrolled in the English courses. Ability to speak and write the native tongue is an acquisition not to be despised or underrated. The young women are not behind the young men in showing interest in the night 6chool. The enrollment in the domestic science course is so heavy that extra classes on nights other than the regular ones will be formed. This would seem to indicate that the social function has not usurped the spirit of work among the young women of the city. It must be remembered in this connection that many of these young women are employed during the day in the stores and factories, and their preference for branches that teach cooking and baking is a credit to their common sense and good judgment. It Is a contradiction to the observation of Chief Holmes of the agricultural department in which he holds that women do not do housework as their mothers and grandmothers did. Chief Holmes, in a recent report, says: "Throughout large areas the pride of the housewife in great stores of preserves, dried and pickled fruits, berries and vegetables, exists chiefly in history, and dependence is placed mostly upon the local store for the products of the cannery and evaporator." That any young woman whose work keeps her from learning cooking and baking should turn to the night school to learn these accomplishments, indicates that the criticism of Chief Holmes does not apply in every instance.

'J his Js My 75th Birthday GEN. ROBERT H. HALL. Brig. Gen. Robert H. Hall, IT. S. A., retired, was born in Detroit, Nov. 15, 1837. In his boyhood rte removed with hia family to Illinois, and he was appointed from that State to the West Point military academy in 1S55. He graduated from the academy on the eve of the civil war and saw active service from the beginning to the end of that great conTlict. He distinguished himself at the battle of Lookout Mountain and later in the battle on the JVeldon Railroad in Virginia. After the war he was for years engaged on frontier Bervice. In the war with Spain he was appointed brigadier-general of volunteers. Later he was sent to the Philippines, where he saw much active service against the insurgents. He conducted the expedition to Binangonan, and after occupying that place he took possession three days later of the island of Polillo. General Hall was placed on the retired list in 1901 on account of age and has since resided in Chicago. Ten nights at the Bazaar at St. Andrew's school. Begins Monday night. Everybody invited. 15-2t Live Well Don't

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This Date in History

NOVEMBER 15. 170S William Pitt, Earl of ham, famous British statesman, Chatborn. Died May 11, 177S. 1777 Articles of Confederation adopted by Congress. 180(5 Discovery of Pike's Peak, Colorado. 182S The Cayuga and Seneca canal in New York completed. 1849 Minnesota Historical Society organized. 1896 Electrical power generated at Niagara Falls was, transmitted tosBuffalo. 190S Prince Pu Yi became emperor of China, with Prince Chun as regent. 1911 The plan for the dissolution of the Standard Oil Company was made public. Fresh oysters served at Price's, you like them best. Northern Australia. Australia's northern territory Is the only large unpeopled tract of habitable land on the globe. It is six times tbe area of tbe state of Victoria. Tbe country Is fertile and is watered by numerous spleudid rivers. - Low Co or cheese or any it. a won, or mat can De made will enjoy its fiavory. real satisfaction irom faaatliM families Phone 2148

Recovered From ! Severe Lung Trouble! While we all know that plenty of fresh air and good food are necessary j to persons suffering from lung trou- ' ble, something more is needed to bring i about full health. Eckman's Altera-; tive is a medicine for throat and lung troubles, and so many reports have been received showing that it brought about good results in a number of cases which were declared hopeless, ; that all sufferers who are not benefitting otherwise should at least investi- i gate what it has done for others. If i may be the means of restoring you to health. Investigate this case: i Madison Lake, Minn. ; "Gentlemen: In December, 1908,; and March, 1909, I was taken with '

hemorrhages of the lungs which con- j fined me several weeks, each time to my bed. These left me very weak and I coughed at nights and could not sleep. My appetite also failed me. My. Doctor advised me to go West. So, in September, 1909, I planned to go, but I had four more hemorrhages, which put me in bed for three weeks. "In November I started for Denver, Colo. After my arrival I met Michael Brody, who, upon learning of my condition, urged me to take Eckman's Alterative. In about two months I began to feel better. I kept on taking the medicine and improved fast. In ! March, 1910, I returned home. I think I am entirely well, have a good appetite and sleep well. When I left Denver my weight was 130 pounds. I now weigh 165, my normal weight. I thank God and your Alterative for my health. If I can help any other person suffering from Tuberculosis, I will gladly do SO. (Sworn Affidavit) I PAUL L. FASNACHT. j Eckman's Alterative is effective in j Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; j Throat and Lung Troubles, and in up- j building the system. Does not contain j poisons, opiates or habit-forming j drugs. Fcr sale by leading druggists, i Ask for booklet telling of recoveries, j and write to Ecktnan Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evi-' dence. j (Advertisement) ' The Masonic Calendar L Saturday, Nov. 16. uoyal Chapter ; No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting and j Initiation of candidates. Try It for nasal catarrh, catarrhal deaf ness, nav rever. astnma. co.a in me neao ratavrb of tbe lfou:rli or any oiBer comr notinn vstTitnn'.r from chronic nutl catnrrb. Cloars the brad, eoothes and beals the Inflamed memhrm.a. Oat Knndaii'i. tho ortatnftl and on IT gomaneCatarrhal Jelly. Sample ) REE from ue, or buy a Sic or 600 tube KONDON MFG. CO MhMMapB, Minn.

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

A comedy in two acts, entitled "Miss Doulton's Orchids" was given in the high school gymnasium yestehday afternoon by members cf the Dramatic society. Much lntertst is being taken in dramatics at the high school and the enrollment fcr the Dramatic society was so large this year that it was forced to extend its membership limit. The work is under the direction of Prof. Kelly. Alphabetically Speaking. Among a batch of candidates for appointment to the police font? f Wash- j ington was a big colored man. evident- . lv of rural orlrin. who ntmoniiced his re1(jiness to stand examination ! "Are you a native of 'his city?" ho was asked. ! "No. suh. I am from the first state In the Union." j "A New Torker?" "No. suh. I nni from Alabama." "Alabama is not th tirst state in the I Union, as the siiylug goes." re-ponded the examiner. "Alphabetically speaking, it Is. mih." j said the candidate, with convh -lion. "Alphabetically speakiug." New York j Press.

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