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A person in this state ot heattli finds work a Durden.
Strength and energy are gone, he can’t eat with relish, he is tired,
cross, nervous and dull—a truly useless and disagreeable person. , n
The worst part about it is that such a person is liable to take any %
dangerous disease that may be about. Pneumonia, Consumption,
Bright’s Disease, Cholera, Typhoid or Yellow Fever, Malaria, Small
Pox would find in him an easy mark because his system is weakened by impurities v. rich s
his very life-blood. In this condition a powerful system cleanser and regulator is urgently needed, and
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GRASS.
Did you ever notice how eagerly the corn-fed horse seeks grass in the
Spring? ' Not solely because he’s hungry, instinct tells him he needs it. His
system demands a tonic and purgative to drive out impurities, and the \
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NIS MESSAGE TO GARCIA.
Conveyed in His Fist by hot Springs
Sojourner to an Early Morning
Burglar.
Hot Springs. Feb. 20.—How a
Mexican Central Railway brake
man who is sojourning in Hot
Springs ‘ ‘sent a message. to
Garcia" is being told and retold
here with great glee. Garcia in
this instance was a burglar who
afterward gave his name as Joe
Garcia. The message which
Stanley sent was concealed
somewhere in Stanley’s fist. It
was delivered with such sudden
ness and withal so forcefully that
Garcia realized its significance—
when he recovered.
Stanley came to Hot Springs
and took a room at the Helena
House on Central avenue with
another young fellow whom he
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o’clock in the morning he was
awakened by feeling someone’s
hand under his pillow. Stanley
felt a man’s presence directly
above him and suddenly whirling
in his bed caught the marauder
a terrific blow on the jaw, which
brought him to the floor with a
jar which aroused the house.
The next instant Stanley, with a
pile of bed clothes, was on the
burglar’s prostrate form nearly
smothering him.
It was a great relief to the
burglar catcher when his room
mate lit the light at that point,
for he believed until then that
he had been sleeping the entire
night with a burglar.
The thief had entered the
room by a window, climbing
down the fire escape from an
upper floor in his bare feet.
When arrested he had in his
possession both oi the men's
pocketbooks, containing about
$500 all told.
At the Methodist Revival.
The congregation at the Meth
odist cnurch last evening was
the largest during any time since
the meeting began, except Sun
day night and this was largely
due to the fact that the mer
chants closed their stores at 7:15
thereby giving the clerks an op
portunity to attend. The num
ber of men present was noticably ,
larger and the evangelist was
very much pleased with the
special feature.
Mr. McIntosh preached on the
rich man who came to Christ to
inquire the way of salvation.
The speaker said that the sin ;
of this age is greed for gain.
No man has a right to run a bus
iness when he cannot pray God’s
blessing upon it Money made
and used for the glory of God
ought to be a great blessing to
any man.
The preacher closed with a
strong exhortation to turn away
from all ungodliness and seek
the Lord while he is passing by,
and twenty-nine gave their hand
and promised to live a better life.
Services tonight as usual.
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