The Eagle (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1904 Page: 3 of 8
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MAY ATTAIN ANY ALTITUDE.
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rlimbers Afforded a Sura
The difficulties of respiration
ititndes have attended many
liinh a limbers and explorers, and
"'"""theory advanced in explanation
a8 blTn that this trouble was caused
by the reduced tension of the ox>geu
ta^2r2Si an Italian scien-
list has recently disproved this the-
or, by stowing that if the pressure
of the mixture of oxygen and nitrogen
making "P ordinary air be reduced
,o one-third of an atmosphere, and
then the proportion of ox>gen
creased so that its partial pressure s
the same as normal, the mixture is
breathed with inconvenience, accom-
panied by an abnormal respiration
'"iiy^taking supplies of pure oxygen
alul mixture of gases to the summit o
Monte ltosa and analyzing the blood
S WM shown, however, that a diminu
lion in the amount of carbon dioxide
in the air due to the low P™""™
doubtless responsible for much of the
trouble in respiration. Proof of this
V US afforded by breathing a mixture
„f 80 per cent of oxygen and 20 per
rent of carbon dioxide on top of ,
Monte Rosa, with a feeling of pleas-
,,re and ease, while the effect of the
vame mixture near the sea level in
Turin was to produce giddiness and
vomiting. , .
If this discovery is substantiated y
further experiments it seems that by
the carrying of cylinders containing
tllis mixture of gases the highest
mountain peaks can be sealed, while
the mere provision of oxygen is or
doubtful utility.
THIS WOMAN KNOWS
Pin Prick Cause of a Victory.
Nelson gained his great victory of
the Nile through a pin prick.
came about in this way.
Sir John Acton, then commander-in^
chief of the Ian* and sea forces of
Naples, happened to be in his wife s
dressing room at the moment she was
nren&iing for dinner.
1 dy Acton's French maid was also
in the room, and was so startled at re-
viving a letter from her brother a
sailor in the French navy, whom she
b< lieved to be dead, that she ran a
„in into her mistress' flesh.
Apologizing for her carelessness
the maid stated the cause of her sur-
'riKP with carefully suppressed eag-
erness, Sir John offered to read the
letter while the maid continued her
duties The maid gladly consented.
Having read the letter the comma,
del in-chief left the house in search of
lord Nelson, who had in vain been
seeking the French fleet. He found
him and imparted to linn the contents
"M' gave all the infomation the ad-
miral had so long endeavored to ob-
Setting sail immediately, Nelson
came up with the French, and the vic-
tory of the Nile was the result.
Stray Stories,
WHAT ONE OF THE SEX DISCOV-
ERED TO HER GREAT JOY.
Mrs. De Long Finds That th. Inde-
scribable Pains of Rheumatism Can
Be Cured Through the Blood.
Mrs. E. M. L>e Long, of No. 160
West Broadway, Council Bluffs, l°*tt'
found herself suddenly attacked by
rheumatism in the winter o •
She gave the doctor a chance to help
her, which lie failed to Improve, anil
then she did some thinking and ex-
perimenting of her own. She was so
successful that she deems it her dut>
to tell the story of her escape from
suffering:
••My brother-in-law." she says, was
enthusiastic on the subject of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills as a purifier of
the blood, and when I was suffering
extreme pains in the joints of my an-
kC knees, hips, wrists and elbows,
and the doctor was giving me no re
lief 1 began to reflect that rheuma-
tism is a disease of the blood, and
that if Ur. Williams' Pink Pills are
S, good for the blood they must be
good for rheumatism and worth a
tfl'V was in bed half the time, suffer-
ing with pain that cannot be described
to one who has never had the disease.
It would concentrate sometimes in one
set of joints. When it was in my feet
1 could not walk; when it was in my
elbows and wrists I could not even
draw the coverlets over my body. 1
had suffered in this way for weeks
before 1 began using Dr. Williams
Pink Pills. Two weeks after I began
with them 1 experienced relief and
after I had taken six boxes I was en-
tirely well. To make sure 1 continued
to use them about two weeks longer
and then stopped altogether. For sev-
eral years 1 have had no reason to
use them for myself, but 1 have re
ommended them to others as an e
cellent remedy."
Dr Williams' Pink Pills furnish the
blood with all the elements that are
needed to build up healthy tissue
strong muscles and nerves, capable of
bearing the strain that nature puts
upon them. They really make new
blood and cure all diseases arising
from disorders of the blood or nerves
Lh as sciatica, neuralgia, partial
1 paralysis, locomotor ataxia. St. Vitus
dance, nervous prostration, anemia
and all forms of weakness
m„le or female. They are sold Uj all
druggists. __
Chaplain Subdue* Bully.
Father Reany. chaplain of the Uni-
ted States receiving ship Hancock,
moored in the Brooklyn navy yard.
Za fine specimen of the muscular
Christian—a skilled boxer and all-
around athlete. The other day he
found it necessary to teach the ship^s
bully a lesson. The fell . _
importation, had been tyrann^J°*
over some small appren ct ,
the chaplain stopped tip an<1 8e" b
sprawling with a handsome jolt
the jaw. One such caress *asqul'e
enough for the bully, who Plcked Mm^
self up and hurried out of reach. Then
the clergyman went aft and reported
himself to the officer in charge as
having been engaged in a squabble
forward. The bully made no com-
plaint, so that was the last of .
Tropical Fruit Imports.
,n reviewing the tropical fruit trade
for the last year, it is seen that New
Orleans still holds the record lor be
• „ .h largest receiving point oi
tropical fruits, and on account of its
„ ..oovaDhical position and its clo
i in..- the fiscal year from July
ports during the fiscaly aggregate
, 1903, to June .10, ; h
27.000,000 bananas and < . . ^
cocoanuts. of which ev iiananas
srisrAsr- ?=S
American oranges and pineapples and
Cuba pines have been liberally im-
ported-New Orleans Times-Demo
crat.
The Sunburned Kid.
Recollect' u,?™5 u"p<imtol swim,
When the ww whon"' h-'"'k bliste'
1 b'' Jn'M.vs got at him?
When the sun!a -f,.lw.r bolder
Member how som s)j
th# way he boll prod
dive to get uwayT
•Member when you
\ow'an*1 f ^VTdid.
liut you laughed, °rcouise ^ you_
Those were h^PP1 h sunburned kid,
1 i.tsa you wera 111° Bide Dudley.
TOILERS OF THE MINES.
vlillions of Men Make Their Living
Underground.
Mining and quarrying throughout
the world command the personal at-
tentlon of more lhan four and a hall
tenuon 01 grand total ot
million men. Ot the i," ,Q b
4.738,39S. no fewer than 1.592,050 be
lonts to the British empire the ■ |
manning 3.14G.343, being "foreigners
Great Britain and her eolonlcs and
possessions have been specially fav
U by the forces of nature in so far as
there is an abundance of valuable
m„ era which may be mined, and
Sus add to the wealth of the empiree
More than half the miners of the
£" co.„™ .WM «" u"""
100,000.
To the housewife who ha^not^yet
become acquainted « market and
of everyday use 1n wlth the
wh0 is reasonably satisne ^ of
old. we would sugKes h be made
Defiance CoW Wate^Starch 1 ^ ^
at once. Not alone rs to be su-
anteed by the man _ b t because
( perior to any other brandu ^ ^
; each 10c PackaKe contal )n ,mt
While all the other *ln'™ha, the lady I
12 ozs. It is o Deflanee Starch will use
no1°othei\ "guaUtV and quantity must
win.
Differences in Sexes. j
A man's ambition is to be cm tt<
with some great feat ; a woman s
be credited with small feet.
u.. Window** Soothing SyTup.
Other People's Troubles.
It is easy to look on the bright side
of troubles—when other people arc
having the troubles.
I do not believe . Cure for Con.umpUon
bus an equal tor toughs and ^
lloYEB. Trinity Syrian, md . vel>. 15, 1 W.
While the fool takes things as they
come the wise guy goes after what
he wants.
Many Children Are Sickly.
Mother Gray s SweetPpwders for ChUdren^
1 used bv Mother Gray, a nurso m Children s
! Home New York, cure Summer Complaint,
Fe™r'ishii08s,Headache,Stomach Troubles,
Teething Disorders and rJestrciy W orms
all Druggists', tUic. Sample mailed F HKlv
Address Allen S. Olmsted. I-e ltoy, N. Y.
It almost restores a woman's faith
in her husband to hear that he has
! gone into politcs.
1 infant, and chii.lren,
^ Two severe cases of Ovarian 1 rouble
and two terrible operations avoided. ^ Mrs.
Emmons and Mrs. Coleman each tell
how they were saved by the use pi
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
from ^Ua"ri>Eun«^ «TlS
iiig an unpleasant tlischarpp, a gria j■ • a inVdirinc cr rxcu iso
would come over 1110 u IU'y "p.nili,.' i\.ini)OUn(l foui'id Hit' weak
ville, Out.
Another Case of Ovarian Trouble
Cured Without an Operation.
xr„„ Pivvnni-—Fr>r 80 VP Till V<
and ece thut it
Itears tbo
SigiiUtarc of
to ^'ucKU.dVou Have Alw.y. Bought.
^ girl wi;b pice. long, wavy hair
can fix it up so that it will fall down
at the first possible chance.
Beware of Ointments lor Catarrh
that Contain Mercury, f ^^
« mercury will surely d^.oy_.h,,le Bv*tem when
and completely mucous Hurf«ceH. Buoh
catering It throti^h ut,e,i except on prencrlp-
artU le-i should uever . . . ^ ,tM the damage they
ttnunfrom rPPS1?. ,V,o U,...<l yeni i«n |..it-«l >ly >•'
uin do 1* ten fold to the k hY.ure manufRCtured
rive from (hem. Hall'• "eTl" ^ no u""
by K.J. Cheney 4 Co.. Tuterto, U-. d)r(.cUy op(,„ |
curv.ancl l taken tn'ernaliy. (h# „yHU.m. In
Ili« Mood nnd mucou „ \,,, pure V!IU
buvlnn Hall'. ^aI,"r_^nlertlally "nil made In Toledo,
lieuuine. It 1«L'®1"™ A Co. Te tlmonlala free.
"Dfak Mrs. Pinkham:— For sevetnl years I
-was troubled with «jvatian tnmi'le an.i a
and inflamed condition which Itept inc
of tlie time. I did so drea«l a Miij;ienl ojx latioi^
" I tried dittcivnl remedies hoj-ing b.gct l« tter.
but iiotliiiur seemed to bnnp relief until fnn"'
who had been cured of ovarian ^o'll.le. thnjng
the use of your compound, induced me to tiy it. I
Zi1!'tfi1 ^
brd^Ji^'^iiiovn,..
' > t. loitprs us above vrlicn *■• ;<■ «lrog|ji«t 1"'B
lo ^ ^ =Swl!l|r ay. is^ uyr £ w'B£
Don't hesitate to write to
Rlxiut your sickness you <• " N w«inan ever r< Krelied
A<l<lress
ir^ne. th. orifftn.t l.U.r, an- -
Bj;. SSUrSJK i.=
SK5.
,he cod11^ f the parasite britiK
that are habi at or ^ maturit>,
95 per cent ot tne world's
HUher,° l'near"orchards has not been
apple and pea per cerit of the
more than 3 Francisco
1,r0nlife n receive from West Aus-
eXP,t fhP first of the parasites very
1 n.l they will be cultivated
IS, M «" """"" C0"41"0"-
Prison Without Walls.
Represa. a convict prison in Cali-
fornia is unique in the fact that it
ossesses no wall. The grounds are
studded with nineteen guard posts,
which are built of stone and wood.
sbirsrr
sir-ssssrjr-"
placed various distances apart, aver
LinK 3U0 yards. No convict Is allow
ed to 'pass between the posts unless
he has permission or is accompanied
by an officer or guard.
When Your Grocer Say#
V. rtpflance Starch, you
does not^ha\e 0^^ to kpep u un.
may be suie h packages are
tn hl8 stock ot 1- oz.g !not on)y bet.
sold. Vefta.nce ' r 0ld Water Starch,
ter than any other pacUage and
but contains 16 oz. to tn i brandg
sells for same money
Loses His Watch.
A Londoner lent a street b^kmaker
dlTSTuUe
an unlawful purpose, it couia
recovered at law
A m A A A cnPFFIT If we fmnnot forthwith prodnret
55000 wuici'
ohio. t'v r
lake ftall's Vamlly nil"
When a man loses confidence in
the unanimous.
■When
Jacobs On
;;0ld monk curs, strong, straight, surc.tacklcs
vsurts. Sprains, gnnses
and will send you
and lull VER
E WANT YOUR NAME and«««p^''^icksVCver
27 YEARS ESTABLISHED
NO MONEY JILL CORED.
TILL CUntU. ,ndDlsean«o<l i«
,|d . 232-PW t'V'l!'.!"wSmen Ot tin thou r.ds cur.4 b|
We tend FREE and
.. MUllc.".".
licturn; also curad tia
ourmild raathod, oona paid a ciaim ^
1MM.
ourmild nnthoi. «"• 0 u,unn
DRS. TWQRHTOM 8t M1H0H.
Battles to be Fought In the Air.
. tv,c air is not an immediate
t ; *;". II.. nraM.1 If
?rr,2 -M
include flying machines.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
is a positive cure for 'lea.
SHOBTHANO
INSTITUTE.
WESTERN CftN*D*'S
Magnificent Crops for 1K)4.
weatem CaoP«*a'
Wheat Crop this
Veor Will t e ©O,-
OOO.OOO Bi 8h©l«
and W^eat at Pres-
ent la Worth $i.OO a
Bi' he .
J^To^and B.rlM Crop Will M.o Y..W *buniantlT-
Splpndiil price.
an.l other fimn
which the climate Ih ui. >1- WchV
AtK.ut iSO.tWt ^""yri*?"lii y. urK
eni < 'iiinwhi during the lmsl . .
Thousands of tree k || „u„rul ilis-
, each Ktill available in lln u i
trk't*. , Hriito.1 mutf** w'll
It has been '"aid thatth
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•out.of tho-ewho*i"y;'o;,;,t. ,r,nu.t
w N (J.—WICHITA Nc.
■whe„ Answering Advertisements
Mention This Pay>e'L
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Gray, Lee M. The Eagle (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1904, newspaper, October 20, 1904; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc94695/m1/3/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.