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Roelsgl Moqntam. cure.

The druggists claim that people call
daaYl for tho new cure for constipation and
sick beddacbe, diStoVered BY DR.. Silas
Lane while in the Rocky Mountains, i Is
aaid to be Oregon grape roess(a great
remedy In thbl.fGr West for 'th6seleoms
plsintsJ ~eouibired- with simple herbs, ahdis
made for use by pouring on aboiting water
10 asaw out the strength IT sells at ~
celts ia package and is called Lanes
Family MediCiUBN ..7la ..a .-g Ea1
g goo l5iir4#-- ---7-- -5a 1a.rg gt
Absence. from hemesodg warm weather
has an effect on church ~attendance. ,ailsi
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LAKESIDE DATES.
Figures Demonstrate cthe Popu

.,,e larity Of the Resort s
" l8.-Episcepsl Sunday school OF
MahRnpy Cityrah .aE .gatta1 rE7.W
Abg.l4- O. Reformed Sunday scboolo Of
~TamaguaIaa ss.97.7 3.Haa tal4 2a
Aug. IS. -Ejstedd(o6. r- ,a h1...
- ,r~lLALutherau Sunday school, Gi-
K3ig. 18.-Engiish Baptist Sunday school
MRhanqy City. s.r.r ...- b, s- 4
Augs19 IN E. Sunday school Of Sh9n-
audosh. .5as bib ,.a ll.I ISL. a-a ~,
Aug. 2O.-Trinity Reformed Sunday
school Of Nshpnoy Cry. .
Aug, 70, AEYaqgaIicaI Sunday school
picnic, Delano, So f. a... l.l s
Aug A,-Daughters Of Rebekah, Aahe-
noy City, esi a.a a..
Aug. 22.-P. NJ. Sunday school, of Gil
4ge. AR ", sunday school Of shon.
Rndoah. 81. las
Aug. 25.-BHaAsh-L Lutheran, Mahanoy
City. Ed.ARa 5.H -.g e.s4l
Aug. 26,-Evangelicai lutheran SUNDAY
school, Tams quafr sllg ~ 5.t.4.3
Aug 21.-YQqng. Mems Democrati
ClR6r Mahpppy City, ,.a- A..
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,'gNhb1 tdae ii S6eeJ 0aN iG lssNO

IN 'SA5ybie tdbte Hebeeb Any il lssksO
Trains leave Reading ~. q r. station) for
Gihr9lteT, ,Seyfert, BtGusboro,t loan fSprtngLg
Weld, Waynesbufg JuhctlOn, CoafesVlle, West 4
NGhester,I hadstnrd Junction, b. 40 Junction.
Wilmington and intermediate stations, daily
e~4ceptSunday, at a25 and $50 am. and 3.ib
pm. kundaylonly Al 3.O5 p. M.
For WarWick, ST. Peters and Intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday, at go q. M, and
6le p NJ sunday only 6I6 a. maettoG
For Birdsboro and '1ntefmediats stations,
Saturday only, at u M.
For BALTIMORE and WashiuRton (Bt 4 OsRS
RI daily except Sunday at 6.25 and $50 q. m.
3.lb,p. me- SUNDAY on1yat 3sb nmH IN
Trains arrive al R5adingAR. a y. 'htanohBD
rom Wilmington 60 -Janetion,-Moht'
chaplin CheaGslofd Junction, West Chester
LenapS Eoatesvine, Waynesburg Junction,
Dsprlngheh Joanna, Bitdsboro, Gibraltar, Sey-
ferI and Intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday at 1929 a. m, 562 and S,l7 2, m. Suns
day only at ]. "a a,tn4bAAI1 MI A
From st. Peters, Warwick and Intermediate
stations, daily except sunday, al S.23 a. M,
andA25 III m SnndAy5only al g p. M.
From BiTdsbOTo and intermediate s~tationR,
Saturday only ~ Lao p. 10. .lftF,faT
From WaAhihgton and Baltim ore, daily ex.
eept Sunday, 10 20 g., NJ, 6.62 aud sly. D. %.
SUNDAY, only at Il.2fa. M IIEFAAVe
BoMNEsS BRIGGS. Gent Pass. Az
A. g. MCCAUSLAND, Supt.
~ mn "a m@HL rwr maaHa Hmn m.an 500
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NAh . NbNAAN
dor, that the City Of Penama, which had
been detained on proountof heyinBPoliti1
Zeal refugees on board, bad sailed from
that port direct to San jose dc duate-
mnla. ,-I
had been discharged at La Libertad, aud
that the c~ommandante at that port had
refused to dispatch the vessel.
Vice President j. b. lHoustonT Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship CompanB, said
this afternoon that he had received a dis
/. match stating tifat the bompany's steamer
oity of Panama had been seized and de-
tanned at La. Libertad by the authoritieel
Of San Salvador because there were politi-
cal refugees on board. The details are
very meapre, the dispatch having evil
IDENTIFY been "edited' with great care by
the San Salvador officials, .1I a,
Gen. Latonais a passenger on the City
of Panama. He is a political refugee,
bound from Corinto, Nicaragua, 20 San
Jose do Guatemala. How this conoerns
the San S~alvudorans is not stated, but
they demanded his surrender at La
EUnion. gafautta -
Capt. White refused to comply
with the order and the, commandant- of
the BORT refused him clearance papers:
He sailed without them, telegraphinb
the information co the'agent at Panama,
who advised him 40 makelthe port Of
San Jose de Guatemala direct, fearing
the wrath OF Of President Eketh, who has
AN armed force at Acajuaia.
Il Capt. White, no doubt had to stop al
La Libertad to let oi passengers. There
Iihe was told that his ship would be CON
lshscated unless he gave up the, FIVE politl-
45cal refugees, whose names are not given
He again refused TO give up the men
lsvbo were under the protection of the
ltAmerican flag, and he was not allowed
TO Etooeed ON his way.
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II IS qeito dusk now by eight O'Clock
thlge evenings. III 1910 .-I z. .u---
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Cool waves between the hot ones ARE a
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1hreats Made hat Hts snip ""u'o-oe
r. Conqscated-THe wattuT rNPw betng'
, hnteAugatedA BY tho sEab Lp4PertmSnt
ut MnnhIngton.
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An American Captain Refused to Sur
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Pears were neyermo plentiful .this
season. .l e,.,e
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NEW York, Aug. 12.-rhe superin-
tendsrftF Of FhS Raclhq Aldif SteqpF4ipI
Company has been OdYi9eP by thelqdm
-lpany ag1etht at-Ld- Libertad, San Saliva
dor, that the City Of Panema, which had
been dutained on pgcoun6of hsyingPeliti1
cal refugees on board, bad sailed from
that port direct to San Jose dc Guhte-
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For. G~1rAlHYtue t~kAPpah9nnock Statio0l
9fsk days, 2.l0, 3,25, 625, 100, and 11.8) q, M,
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the editor to read his latest masterpiece,
which he challenged the world to compare
with anything turned out by any OF the So
called poets of the effete Old World.
GENIUS LIBERATED
Where We skeeter scoots there scoot L,
Ontu uHne-hower's breste lye;
There suckle whites babes doe crye,
On ye West windeS back | doe hye,
To We cities of We East HE
Singing tra-la-la merrilye
Moche have write and still ii be treWe.
Re-hashe We olde, it doth passe for We newe!
The gentleman was referred to the Okla
homa Original.
The CITY editor had written out his def
ton of what news is, with the intention
of FASTING it conspicuously in the reporters
room Don't bother to furnish all the es-
sential details of an occurrence. A live
caption does better What Smith says
Brown told him Jones heard Robertson wins
per to Tompkins about BOttleby's spat
with Nettleton over Peppers dicker with
Snooks-This is news.
MIR. Mahogany ripped out something pep
perry about the mingled puerility and senllity
of some folks notions of newspaperism,
and Elsie happened to remark that she was
getting rater tired the seance was closed
and Mr. Hogg ordered his carriage
As they drove to Miss Bennison's. both
were trimming over with criticisms and
happy thoughts born of their novel ex-
perience in catering for the public taste.
Shall you make it what is called So
ciety paper,'' Elsie asked.
Well yes and no. We will try and make
it worthy OF the best by giving legitimate
social news and rejecting the views of Gull
tivated persons: bat, my dear Lady Elsie,
that is quite different thing from a GER
tain class of papers that adopt the Society
name because they have no society patron
age
Yes, know; but don't you think it
would be awfully nice and advantageous if
YOU could persuade Mir. What s-his-name to
take charge of social items You know
how he dotes on his pet subject and pines
for popularity. And he is such splendid
authority.
If he could write as well as he thinks he
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LEPROSY.
Twenty Gases in New Orleans
and Another Death.
HORROR, FEAR AND DISGUST
Excited Among the Citizens When Lepers
Appear on the Streets.
The Doctors Disagree in Regard to the
Disease, But the Legislature Will
BE Asked to Provide a Place
For the Unclean.
HORROR, FEAR AND DISCUS
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. 3O.-The vexa-
tious leprOsy question has come up again
and has been discussed seriously by the
board of health. A German by the name
Dressed died here Monday of leprosy. He
was living in his own home on Ursulne
street, surrounded by his wife and children,
and the board of health seems to have had
no knowledge of the existence Of the case
until notified of the death. The matter was
brought before the board to see if some
plan could be adopted for the isolation of
the lepers known to be living in this city,
some twenty, by which they could be con-
fined, instead of being allowed to roam at
large and mix with the people.
Dr. Oliphant. president of the board of
health, expressed the opinion that the
Louisiana leprosy was not contagious, but
hereditary. DR.. Pratt, late house surgeon
of the charity hospital was of the same
opinion and did not think the board could
do anything under the present law towards
isolating the lepers or combining them TO
their houses. Although not believing in
the contagiousness of the disease, Dr. Oil
phaht was strongly in favor of the estab-
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CHAPTER X.-JOURNALIsM.


News. old news and such news as you never
heard Of, -lShakespeare.
Barnaby saw very little Of Lady Ossul-
stone and the other guests Of Miss Bennison
Once only was he so fortunate rs to meet
her lad ship alone, ana that was only for a
moment. She was in her carriage. waiting
outside the dry goods store of Demas & Co
for Elsie and Genie. who we're delayed. or
delaying, inside He sprang to the carriage
windaw.
My dear lady, am | never to see you
alone How chmTniEgly well YOU look !
am terribly Observation-Disclosures know
whers | am gong next-but soon we shall
have our reward
Your reward. Mr. Blarmaby. YOU
Bless Nou for that good cheer. knew"
''Nou are nor misunderstanding ne.
lis it likely: Hush-here are the girls.
How do you do ladies', SO nappy To have
met You once more before my fate IS
scaled -
why say fate when You knowit's going
10 be forrme:" said Gene laughiHgly
Yes, everybody says YOU are sure to
win. ! shall remind you of your promise
when you do, Mr.. Blarnaby!" said Elsie.
'H you forget il. | small not" he replied
FaliT; then turning to Lady OssulstOne, i
hope to have the pleasure of more frequent
conversations when the campaign IS over:
hut now ] have to deny myself everything
but politics. However. we are doing re
2uarkaDlN well. BY the by. has Jour lady
ship heard that air. Hog% is coming out
with d new paper against me- Too bad.
ISM il, Never mind. GOOd-ttIy, ladies',
ana Blalmaby was almost pulled away By
Il couple Of his committee friends.
II was uuite true, and Lady OssuIstone
knew all about il, but had 40 time TO say so.
Lazy Elsie aud Mr.. Hog% had enjoyed many
a IpUtr talk TppaT bar since he EVENING " hen
he discovered her c0mpauiOnablcness. She
Il was who had written to Genie 10 aSccr-
tain the precise degree of friendship sub
sisting between Biarnaby and HUgg. She
had frankly admitted il and explained why.
Hog@ perceived that Elsie was i very clever
girl in many practical directions, and to-
gerher they agreed that whatever Blarn-
%Drs business qualities were. there were
shortcomings la the politician which neither
OF them could approve.
Genie and Elsie got along together CAPT
tally cXcepi that Jhc former was less given
10 the practical. Genie was bright, spark
ling. kitteuish. took up every new fad with
enthusiasm. only 10 let most of them fade
quickly uGE o! her restless mind. Elsie
was slow in thought and speech, took more
serious views Of things, appreciated little
real wit more than = SurfeiI of stories and
humor, and having taken up 4 hobby she
steadily worked it out The law Of OppO-
sites. which intaIuates short men with tall
women. and dark compilations with light,
developed Il strong affection between Genie,
the slender brunette, and Elsie, the full
formed blond Ii must have had some eff
feet upon Sir John, too. for he found him
self sadly fond of Genie'S society, Just as
Mr. Hugg was never happy out of sight Of
Elsie. When he told Sir John that it was
his intention To start new paper to oppose
Blarnaby's party, the first remark he made
was this
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To which IIogg eagerly responded:
"Drli4htCH, ] SAY Tvrwhitt Genie is
awiulIy fond Of you. / shall be a slave to
the press now, day IId night You like
outdoor life. Won't you let Genie 90 with
yea TO the races ana such ike Shell be
l.re!l if ,ou can s.. for uewSpaperimg isn't
IN her way"
And this was how it happened that Lady
OSSulStuue and Miss BCuniSou thoroughly
agreed hat American girls don't get half
enough outdoor exercise while English
gIif~ are sadly deficient in The SmartneSS
which is Tic pride and the glory OF the
American papers
The Patriot Sc That WIS the name Uogg
chose for hi, Yrw paper and Elsie heartily
approved She o,gsrrd him 10 allow her to
see IL much "a, possible 0flt way papers
are started ami manned and rs he added
Iyomauura Z. so. uuw-a-cyv~
For Instance said he. there's the
Mail L MIGHT lust D. well be called the
Female
There was an Immense amount of labor
and aHyiprN in STARTING the pYDa,. aSpa-
ciYlly a, II was 10 be The Pa,rjo1 one inn
purtaur cain was secured ar the outset
lIurr was his own ,.:.pitalis- and needle i
DO partner 10 naive the nrotits and donble
The worries His other connections enabled
him 10 influence advertising enough 10
cover She cost II WIS worth much 10 his
sensitive Soul 10 ne above. The necessity of
passing Oft columns of disguised paid
puHs Us news
liz proposed 10 control the whole PAPER
himself aud 10 write the leading articles
with his own men: but is a working editor
WAS desirable. perhaps Indispensable. Mr
Hogg took great trouble 10 lind the right
man. whom he appointed TO the post with
easy confidence. The titu!ar editor of the
Patriot was a why. careworu, poet-headed
gentleman named Michael Mahogany. He
was. despite his Spanish surname. an Irish
man. 4 native of Londonderry, an Orange
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partial in Judging questions at the start.
Political differences will be settled at the
cashiers desk We mean to do goo do all
by bringing onto the breakfast tables of
the saints the crying wickedness of sup
per-reveling sinners. Hurry up the mill
lenium.
Scum the sewers and rake the stews,
Fill our sQuirts with salacious news,
Spout gallows-tree lore for the suckers OF gin,
They'll paw with leer for d loathsome grin,
Howl We horrible hulaballoo,
Whoop il up like wild Yahoo.
The smart young mans theory did not
commend itself 10 Mr.. Hogg.
Mr.. Winslow was prevailed upor to di-
rect the purely literary and monetary de-
partments. This was a feather in the cap
of The Patriot. as that gentleman was emf
nent as an author of standard works. and
his famous book on The Bourses of Eu-
rope had made his name a power in the
financial world.
Elsie was present when Mr. Hogg. with
the help of Mr.. Mahogany, received I num-
Der of applicants for employment Among
these We're some who proposed 10 be en-
gagged on the staff as writers of the bril-
liant miscellanea.' which are supposed TO
give the newspaper magazine quality high
above that of mere news.
Nh. Palfrey Pryor laneuidly tiattered
himself that his name and inimitable style
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lishment of leper hospital where these un-
fortunate people could die in peace.
They arouse the horror, fear and disgust
of the people wherever they appear on the
street, and the legislature will be applied
to and asked to arrange an establishment
and to pass a law by which persons afflicted
with this disease can be confined there
There is a wide difference of opinion among
the louisiana doctors as TO the contagious
ness of leprosy, but the popular belief is
that it can be transmitted from one TO an
other, and the demand has always been for
a home or hospital.
The family of Dressed, the leper who
died here Monday. We're unaware that his
disease was leprosy.
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Here we are at Miss Bennison's door
Won't you come in with mel''
''Much,do WISH but the call of duty
pray don't elocute any more | want to
keep jolly. Good bye.
Lady Elsie gaily tripped up the stoop,
and waved her pretty hand to her escort as
his carriage turned the corner.
ITO BE CONTINUED.j
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Editor Gazette, Fort Worth. Tex. ::
so MUCH M0RL THAN EXPECTED.

The Democrat Co.. Fort WORTH Tex:
all o. K 1t much oet
good machine Thanks Tor
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ALL THAT rs CLAIMED FOB 1T.

Demor Worth Tex:
machine
in
Ito this
well finished
truly T. L. MOuFIANl
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MACHINE TESTIMONIALS.


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said w. H. BROOKSHIER.
TEX.
Forty Tex:
The GAZETTE. l d. HARTMAN.
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Democrat Publishing Company, Worth. Tex:
bought recommend the machine AS work does equal
finished
all those need $40 s
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The
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JOSHUA, JOHNS

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beyond
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* isth lie andk do
Bear that the factory fully equipped with the best and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-08
ON | \ S23 }!
Why Squander Your Money? Why Throw
Away $50 to $35? Why Not Reat
and Save Money?
ONLY s24 WITH WEEKLY GAZETTE OWE YEAR

Sewing Machine Household Necessity and the Wise Man WIN
Not Pay $50 $50 for article that Bought for $685.
Especially if the Article at S23 is in Every Respect
the Equal of that Which Costs from $50 to $780,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-06-12
August
Flower"

II inherit some tendency to Dys.
pepsia from my mother. I suffered
two years in this way ; consulted a
number of doctors. They did mic
no good. / then used
Relieved In your August Flower
and it was Just two
days when I felt great relief. soon
got so that I could sleep and eat, and
/ felt that / was well. That was
three years ago, and I am still FIRST
class. I am never
Two Days. without bottle, and
If I feel constipated
the least particle a dose or two of
August Flower does the work. The
beauty Of the medicine is, that you
cans stop the use oft without any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While I was sick I
felt everything it
seemed to me a man could feel. I
was of all men most miserable. lean
say, in conclusion, that I believe
August Flower will cure anyone Of
indigestion, if taken
Life ofMisery with judgment. A.
M. Weed, GAG Belle
fontaine St., Indianapolis, Ind" 9