The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 132, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 24, 1901 Page: 3 of 8
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THE LEADER OUT HIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY OCTOBER 24 1901.
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PLAIN TALK.
QLODE SIGHTS.
From tho Atehlsoa Globe j
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SelP Education Under the Supervision
of Prominent Educators.
I. Prenatal Influences.
1 Catarrh Sufferers.
T hvtM.v npt-son Buffcrlne fram rnUrrh
r'in f many forms kiows that tho
. lommon ljtions sahes ami douche
$T do ot mho If la nwdle-s to hrgue
rtjthl point or to cite cases of failure
; I beau?p ery victim of catarrhal
S WOUOi" Kiiowa it Tor himself If lie has
TITfc 1 J r t n THI' rt ' tried them.
1 js. rsBiijauim auurews hu.u.mm. n:r.rZZ
l$QQQQ444tS$$i-'i-$$t tff tltls'filiTf! ' rellrf : wash lotion. Balvo or powder
which is tho blood.
The mucous membrane Books to re-
T Is n very old notion that tho Hero tho blood of catarrhal poison by
Impressions received by a (secreting Irtko quantities of mucous
mother during pregnancy are the iiBChnrge sometlmoa closing up
of the greatest Importance for th- 110trlla descending to tha throat
her child. The author of the l larynx causing an Irritating
book of Genesis represents Jacob o ' rongh ontlmml clearing of the throat
familiar with this conception In the deaiilM8) mge8tIotl antl mnny 0Vh8r
breeding of animals. dlsagreeable an( pers)(!tent symrtoms.
Pinto In harmony with tho gen- . . -.
- . .... . 1 A remedy to really euro catarrh
i:&iii u.ctn nuuuilll'lll. icri UIJIIHINIUVII .. .. x a I ...- Mrtl I . . .. .......
niuai i nil internal u tmuiitnu; u f".h mcnm-uie leaiunouinia u 11 IS
rnnody which will gradually cleanse I really anxloiiB to know how the other
the system from'catarrhal poison and half Uvea. . ji WBffl
remove the fever and congestion nl-i
waj's present In the muodus mom-! Notice Is served on the brides that
brane. - If they look wistful within six months
clothing which as a wrles of shapeless cylinders expressing nothing but Tho beBt 'remedies for this puyposoj after man-logo a story Is started that
the power of the money hag. conceals tho masculine forms which through are Bucalyptol Sangulnarla and Hyj- thoy havo discovered Tholr Mistake.
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LATE AND IMPOR
TANT PHASES
OF CHILD
STUDY.
BY COLIN A. SCOTT M. D
Proftwtr nf PweJiolotH nnd CftOil Studu J
in the irtwonmn iViirmal Sehool. 4
.e"434.s.
that beautiful statues should bo frequent In public places In order to Imprest
tin- 11 neat forms on the Imagination of mothers.
In the middle ages psychic qualities were also bdlovod to bo Impressed.
The fear of .lames I for a naked sword due to fright on his mother's part Is a
typical case At the preaent day tho belief Is widespread. Aire. Mnrholmo
attributes the dellclent forms of the present generation of men to modern
When aa engagement is announced. I
poop! gar "I Uiotiiut he intended to (
marry that other girl "
Whm there aio no men In the fanv.
lly Uie women go around as careless-
ly dressed as they do on the Midway.
The women who havo no bald spate
have ribbons feathers flowors and
fancy oomhs to wear on tht rhoads.
Wo claim this is unfair.
An Atchison man died lately loav-
Ing a small potato patch and Ills
children nre now classed among the
town's heirs ami heiresses.
Everything coinue lo thoso who wall
Tho rich man has Ice In summer but
tho poor man has Just as much In win
tor.
One half the world should rend tho
the Imagination of the ci.clcntc woman ought to be transmitted to future gun. drastln but the difficulty has alwa4
cratlons. boen to get thoso valuable curatives
Dr. Drzowleckl of tho University of Warsaw cites tho case of his own combined In ono palatable convonl-
child which was born with n mark on Its leg In tho same place where ho him- ont and offlclent form
self had been wounded while swimming. This accident occurred during Recently this has haon accomplish-
the first month of his wife's pregnancy and she had been shocked and fright- ed and the proParatlon put on tho
ened by tho sight of the wound. . .. a......
Supplementing the evidence of this character Dr. Hunter has collected m?rkc "nfrt tho namo of Stuarts
2000 cases where mothers were asked In every Instance before the birth of Catarrh Tablets; thoy aro largo ploas-
the child If they had experienced any apprehension or mental emotion which ant tasting lozenges so that thoy rany
they might think would cause any mark or deformity and although ndmls-1 be slowly dissolved In tho mouth thus
slons of this kind were very frequent and although many of the 2000 children t reaching every part of the mucous
were marked In some way or another. In not one single ase did the resulting i niem))ranotand finally tho Btomach.
mark correspond with tho npprehenslou of the mother. It Is easy to see that ' d int0stinos
If the opportunity had been given nftcr Instead of before the appearance of . . ' . . . . .
the child It would bo.a very unimaginative woman indeed who would not be An a'lvilntnBo to u considered alo
able to remember something In her experience which tho Irregularity of de- Jb ihat Stuart's Catarrh Tablets con-
velopmcnt eouhlnot suggest. tain no cocaine morphine or poison-
It must be observed that n very slight acquaintance with the science of ous "narcotics bo often found In
etnhrjology discounts n large number of these stories. Different orguns havo catarrh powders nnd the use of which
different periods of development. The skin Is not differentiated as a special ofton mta3 a iinjjt moro dangers
v..s.... u..w. luuiimmiuty itiiu. i uu uiuai uioiuiu liui nulla UL iuu CAll UIUIIIWB .. n-
Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets
dro sold
aro developed first the fingers before the palm the hand before tho forearm
the forearm before the arm nroner. Generally sneaklnc. the nortlons at the
aides of the body are developed before tho parts in the middle the Joining of by druggists at GO contt for full slzod
the tivo halves occurring later. Hach outer half of tho eye develops before package and aro probably tho safest
the Inner half. The various organs nnd even parts of organs have their nascent aad most effectual catarrh cure on
periods nnd If wo hear of a shock which Is said to have occasioned bare- tuo raark3t.
lip for example which has been received nfter the period when the two i '
separately deeloped halves of tho palate normally unite to form a single B v
palate (between tho ages of 8 and 10 weeks of fetal life) wo enn be nbso-j FRISCO SYSTEM
lutoly certain that this shock has hnd. no effect In producing the deformity. HttB Iut on n nnw tram 1flwn na
slnco tho deformity has already boen In exlstenco In the form presented at the "Oklahoma Llml'od' botwoen
birth before tho advent of the so called Impression. Harelip and cleft palate Oklahoma City and Kansas City. This
aro very common defects occurring according to Dr. Ilattleld of Chicago in ) js the fastest and finest equipped
22 out of 109 cases of maternal impression reported to him. They are traJn out of 01clalloma for Kansas
plainly Instances of arrested development taking place at the time when . Q. T M . .
tho two halves of the palate should have been Joined together. Lack of L'llf' bt' 1'ou3 anu womnlU3;
developmental energy on the part of tho child at this time from whatever lho "Oklahoma Limited leavoa
cause finds Ub expression In this defect No shock or fright on the part of the Oklahoma City at C: i0 p. m.. arriving
mothe.r even If It were possible to communicate It to the child could possibly at Kansns City 7:40 noxt morning Sf
have any offect after this time. Until D:35 p. m.. and Memphis 5:00
uyciops or ono cyeu monsters to toko anoiuer example are tiuo to an . n- m ounsists of baggngo enr.
arrest In development nfter the two outer halves but beforo the two Inner
halves of tho eyes are developed. The arrest of development at thlfe point
then ceases nnd at the proper fine tho two outer halves are Joined. The sin-
gle eye Is thus derived from two outer halves of separate eyes and tho organs
between Including the nose nro absent.
As Dr. Klernnn of Chicago has forcibly pointed out the most of the cases
throo (3) chair cars and one (1)
Pullman. Tho Pullman sleipor and
yane chair car goes through to Kan
sas City without change ono chair
car through to St. Louis and one
reported arc distinctly arrests of development and do not represent even ' throv h to Memphis Tho return
remotely photographic reproductions of Impressions. A woman sees her ci..tranlBavM Kft ity 0:20 p. m..
raged husband cut off three toes from the right foot of a chicken. She fears . . . . n.
her child will bo mnrked. As anticipated her child is born with throo nrrlvlng OKlanonm Wty 10:fio a. in.
stubs of Angers on his right hand. Further examination however reveals j Further Information regarding rates
the fnct that the lingers aro perfectly formed with complete nallsand dominie etc. will bo cheerfully given by
not represent anything cut off. It Is an arrest of development occurring nt a any Frisco cystem ageat or the un-
deflnlto period In embryonic life nud only If the shock occurred nt this spe-1 dersljjned.
B. F. Dunn
District Passenger Agent
Wichita. Kansas.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(From tho Chicago News.)
When a man has gone to seed It is
time to plant him.
It sometime happens that love
the only wisdom of a. fool.
Is
clal time which does not appear could It have anything to do with tho de-
formity. Tho conception of arrest of development focuses the attention upon the
Inner forces of growth rather than upon tho external Impressions. Parental
Influences from this standpoint extend fnr beyond the period of gestation or j
tho life of tho Individual. The germ plasm from which every human being j A report from Supt. J Q. Gluck
develops has lived for many millions of years. In the line of descent between Reform School Pruntytcwn W. Va.
tno first germ cell and every cell which now composes human bodies there has ' Oct. 18th 1900. "After trying all
never been a sln e cell which has ever died. The cells which did die aro not j other advbrtlBed cough medicines we
tho ancestors of any of thoso which are now alive. We do not Inherit death. I HnnMi .. r-i...t. u.. --j
hut life and death of certain groups of cells Is only an acquisition in tho strug-1 !iaV0 do?dd " uso e 8 " fntd
Cle for existence to permit of larger life. Tho germ plasm may be regarded ! Tap exclusively In tho West Virginia
as a continuous race root stock from which Individuals bud like tho shoots I Koform school. I find it tho most ef
which come up from an underground stem In spring. Individuals are ex-'fectlve and absolutely harmless." J.
presslous of the root stock or germ plasm. The germ plasm Is not the ex-! N. Wallace.
presslou of Individuals. It Is nearly s true to say that a man Inherits from ;
his Immediate children ns to sny that hla Immediate children Inherit from
him. The truth Is that every Individual Inherits uot from another Individual I
but from the race stock of which they are both expressions. When hereditary j
blindness appears in a family statistics show that It is as likely to be!
transmitted by the brother or sister who Is not blind as by tho one who Is.
JiiuiviauaiH are tnus prouueeu as experiments uy tue rucc stocx or genu
plasm and nre thrown off nnd die.
Tb germ plasm however as Wolsmann himself admits. Is subject to In-
fluence by Its environment In the bodies of Individuals which contain It.
These influences however are never special and can all bo regarded ns
either producing bettor nutrition or arresting development by Interfering
with nutrition. The samo thing Is truo of tho embryo. f a ma: hf1 a ' humor he
It Is perfectly true that psychic disturbances if sufficiently sovore and ktws wh:a not to get funny
continued for a autllclent longth of time nre associated with and may oc-l
cnslon a defective nrtrltive condition of the blood and thus cause an arrest! The oldest inhabitant never boasts I
of development. The progress of tho race Is dependent upon the Increase of !0f how lazy he was whea a bo.
and tho perfection of the embryonic processes. To add to nature In na-l
ture's way wo must Increase the protecting Influences. Not only the em- H . .
bryo. but for Its sako tho mother also must be removed from the strain. This . y ugm' l Jome' but
docs not moan Inertia but a hygienic life which will produce a well aerated; " UMt brad ' ducted toward the
pure and healthy blood capablo of supplylug the best nutrient material for Homeiee
the Independent organizing forces of the child. Tba superstition In favor
or photographic materim! Impressions apart from natural maternal conceit
has probably also had some biological significance Jn emphasizing the protec-
tion of tho mother not so much through her Imagination but through that of
tho husband and the rest of society. When the vast range of heredity was
undreamed of. It was natural to overestimate the period of gtxtntlon. At
presont. however we sec that tho continuous fears of psychic Impressions
by lowering nutritive vigor nro likely to bo moro Injurious thau any Irrogu-
lar Impressions themselves can possibly be. Mothers should be protected
from this fear of fears.
The fncts of science Imply as follows: Tho Impressions which a mother
receives have no direct bearing on tlw child. The function of tho mother dur-
ing gestation is simply the passive production of nourishment. It Is before
conception rather than after and not directly but by a process of sexual se-
lection pertaining to all the powers Involved In falling In love or other means
of mating that tho real psychic Influences that will affect the next genera-
tlfi.u are determined The constitution both physical and psychic the I mag.
Tho lllblo made a mistake la not
tolling If Methuselah lived ovcrytlilng
down during tho nlno huudrod years
of his life.
When a woman gots on a train for
a long journoy she wishes overy ono
on tho train know that sho Isn't ono
of tho ordinary passengers who get
off at the next station.
Whon a mlnlstor nnnouncos that ho
Jeslroa a full attendance at a cortaln
meeting as ho has Bomothlng of par-
ticular importanco to say the mom-
bors know what to oxpocL
Whan you goo ono small hoy divid-
ing his ?ako with anothor It's a safo
hot that a atrongor bdnd than tho
universal brotherhood of man unltos
thorn. ?
Th$ avcrngo manju Idea of holng
wicked Is to put up Ids money to soo
a show In whloh a girl with a loose
roho and a gold paper hand on hor
forohoad Is advortlsod as an "Oriental
Queon."
An Atchison man Is Bald to bo
broken hearted ovor his Oaughtors
cholco of a husband hut how ofton
do you hoar any sympathy expressed
for fathers In such a case? Tho peo-
ple pay so muoh attention to what Is
called lovo that a father's objections
aro regarded by the romantic as
stubborns&s and Bolflshnoes.
B EGGS' (CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP
Quickly and Permanently Cures
COUGHS COLDS
LA GRIPPE
AND ITS
otlu
why
not insist
on getting
it and no
er and bu
tjuickly cured.
Dealers make
more profit on others
but you OAN get it.
Why experiment or
why heed claims and asser
tions when you havo the
clear undisputable facts of
MILLIONS OF QUICK and
PERMANENT CURES DURING
ITS 20 YEARS VERY SUC
CESSFUL RECORD. Millions of
bottles sold. Constantly increasing sales
and very little noise about it cither for its
users have advertised it. Ask your neighbor
or your physician. It is proven to be just
what nature needs to aid it in quickly throwing
off these troubles. Take no one's word not even
ours. Try it ana you will realize at once wliy it is so
successful. It don't nauseate or constipaleor cloy the
lppetite. It just cures. All dealers sell it.
n
EFFECTS
20 YEARS
Record
A
NOTICE.
Change of nddrc&s.
Lock for tho space.
It will lntoroat you.
It may aavo you muoh agony
Why miss a chanoo for Information?
Clerk's Notice.
Tho attornoys aro raquostod to bring
all papain 'holonglng to tho district
court to tfio clerk's offico as coon ns
possible
T. A. Neal
Clork of Dlntrlct Court.
Backache should nover bo neglect-
Led. It moans klduey disorder which
If allowed to run too long may re-
sult In Brlght's disease diabetes or
other serious and ofton fatal com-
plaints. Foley's Kidney Cure makos
tho kldnoys woll. J. N. Wallace.
Chas. R. Wossmar EvanBton III.
wrltos: "My hoy 2Vi yoare old had
a sovero cola" which rofusod to yield'
Jo any troatmont unlll wo tried Fo-
ey'a Honey and Tar. Ho was complete-
ly cured beforo using one hottlo."
Tnko nono but Foley's. J. N. Wallace.
An old bachelor says'lore i a cap-
sule used tp dlBgula the -bitter pill of
matrimony.
This is a sad world for the poor
girl whose only new olotta a.e some
of her mother's old ones.
A girl is naturally In. love with her-
self after sho and the ma cof her
choice are made into one.
When a politician is wolgluj In the
balance he Is usually found wanting
little work.
Inatlon the intellect the cmotlous revealed and appreciated In this golden j -Bn offico with a big salary and
aura or me are me mosi mtusive preuaiai mnuences wuuiu mo nre or uio
Individual. The full discussion of this however must be reserved for another
lesson v
AONbbbbW
VBBsW.
Mark Twain's
Cousin
G. C. Clcmenj of Topcka
Kan. the no-
ted constitu-
tional lawyer
who bears so
striking a re-
semblance to
Mark Twain
(Samuel B
Clemens) that
he is frequent-
ly taken for the
original Mark G c' Clemens
is a man of deep intellect and
wide experience. He is con-
sidered one of the foremost
lawyers in this country. In a re-
cent letter to the Dr. Miles
Medical Co. Mr. Clemens says:
"Vtnonal ex ptrience a ad obser-
vation havr thoroLghlrMtitficd me that
Dr. Miles' Nerviar contain troe merit
and it excclUat for what it U recom-
mtnded." Mr. Norman Waltrip Sup. Pre. Ilank.
en' Pratetnal Society Chicago wiyi
?:;. Pain Pills
ate invaluable for headache and iji
pain. I had been a greet aueterrr from
liMulafihe until I learned of the efficacy
olDf. Miles' 1'ain Tills Now I aiwsyfr
carry tlvtm and prevent recamng at-
tack by takiaea pill when the rI
Join i Tint appear."
Sold hr alt DruiglaU.
Price 25c. per Box.
Dr. Miles Medical Cp Elichartj Ind.
Labor Meeting.
Tho United Brotherhood of Car-
onptors nnd Joiners of America local
union No. 1)13 Guthrie Okla. will
haro an oopn mooting ndxt Saturday
night Oct. 2b -t Uio K. of 1 hnll. All
carpentors contractors nnd hutldors
nnd mombors of all other labor organ-
izations aro cordially Invited. Qood
opanklng and refreshments. Conio
and havo a good. time.
S. A. Ingulls Crown Point N. Y.
wrltos: "My wlfo anfforod from Kid-
ney trouble fo. yours. Sho was In-
duced to try Foley's Kidney Cure and
In loss than a weak after sho bogan
using It tfho was greatly Improved
nnd throe bottlas curod hor." J. N.
Wallace
MUSIC.
Mr. Mark Bverette Wright dirootor
of Guthrie conservatory of music will
receive pupils In voice culture plnno
and organ theory and harmony
studio Room M BlUlngsley block.
Mr. Wr'ght holds testimonials
tho highest order from masters
music of l atlonal reputation.
COTTON QINNER8 ATTENTION.
We have just the thing you have
been wanting. The Oklahoma Cot-
ton Qlnners' Book. A neat handy
boo vanvas bound Indexed 172
pages to rvery bock. The glnner can
keep full and complete record of his
business. It Is plain easy to keep
and is Indispensable to every cotton
glnner. We will ship you one pre-
paid to your address for $1.50.
Address the Leader Company
Guthrie Oklahoma.
TO TIIE
SOUTHEAST
A. NKW 8YSTJJM JtKACllINO
WITH ITS OWN HAILS.
MEMPHIS.
BIRMINGHAM
AND MANY OTJIKK IMPORTANT
POINTS IN TIIK SOUTILKAST.
GOOD CONNECTIONS AT
uiuMiNCUAM. yon
MONTGOMERY
MOBILE
ATLANTA
SAVANNAH
AND AU POINTS IN Till!
STATU OK
FLORIDA.
PASSKNOKUS AnitANOINO
FOR TICKKTS VIA TJLK
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Guthrie. Lodgo No. 2 A. F. & A?M.
Regular meotlng third Wednosdny ov-
onlng In oach month at 8 o'clock. AIL
brethern cordially lnvltd to attend.
Paul Newman W. M.
E. M. Damford Secretary.
Guthrie Lodge No. 426 B. P. O. B.
meets tho second and fourth Friday
Icoach month In K. of P. Castlo Hall
L. Q. Nlblack IS. R.
J. Foucart Secretary.
Guthrie Lodge No. 2 K. of P. moots
ovory Thursdny at 8 p. m. In thlr hall
In tho Victor block corner First and
Harrison. Visiting Knights aru al-
ways welcome.
A. O. natdwln C. C.
J. Foucart M. of F. and K. of It. S.
Guthrie Lodge No. 1. A. O. U. W.
moots Thursday evonlng of oach wcok
nt 7:30 In the Victor block corner
First and Harrison. Visiting Work
men always wolcomc.
Harry Ovcrboy M. W.
C R. Wilder Kecorder.
Guthrie Commandery No. I Knigtita
Tomplar moots every Vodnoadajr
evening at 7:30 at tholr Asylum la
tho Masonic tomplo. Visiting Sir
Knights always welcome.
Jno. Ransom Hammlll K. 0.
E M. Damford Recorder.
Hnrtranltt Post No. 3 Q. A. R.
mecta on first and third Saturdays In
each month at 7:30 p. m. In probato
nourtTpom Visiting comrrfdos always
wolcomo.
W. B. Herod P. 0.
M. L. Mock Adjutant.
WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY
TO KNJOY THK COMPORTS OP
A BRAND NKW. UP-TO-DATU
liiMixKD tiiain-
TJIB Southeastern
Limited.
roi urroBMATioir au to uobxk au
niTiH omtKiii-tj.i.r ri'M!uei ui'oar
AVPuioATiim to r uj.jMHMrTATlvi
o)' ruts uuui'mt ok to
A&TMC IIILTOW.
anxnxii. im.hiciii:h aobt
ERYANSNYDBR.
uonaoKi' tutma UAttxaau
H-.
LOt'IH.
Guthrie Camp No No 3 Woodmen
of tho World meota overy Monday
night In tho K of P hall. Visiting
Woodmen aro weleomo.
J. D. Towers Clerk.
Wm. Gregory Con. Com.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 2 I. O.
O. F. moats first and third Tuesday at
7:30 In tho Odd Fellows' hall In tho
Weinberger building. Visitors wel-
come. P. M. U Ray N. O.
KatoM. Wethy Secretary.
Guthrie Lodgo No. 3 I. O. O. P.
meets Monday night of each wee'.; at
( 7:30. Vleuing Odd Fellows always
i welcome.
I D. W. Pulse. N. O.
Q. W. Bruce Secretary.
i
Oklahoma Encampment No. 1. I O.
O. F. meets every Thursday night of
each month.
P K. Abbott C. P
H A. Herwlg Scribe.
I. O. R. M. meets overy Tuesday
night la K of P. hal!. Waiting chiefo
always welcome.
Frank D. 8arber Sachem
H. C. Barney. Chief of Recoida.
Itates from other points on Rv k
island Route proportionately lower na
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