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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

St Louis Mo, March 25-First race
Selling; three-quarters of mile. Montell
won: Bill Barnes, second; Smuggler, third.
Time, l:2lia
Second race Selling; nine-sxteenths of a
nils. Billy, the Kid, won; l., j. knight,
second: Leta L.. third. Time, O59ia
Third race-Sellng: three-auarters of a
mile ST. Beage won: Rookie. second;
Notre Dame, third. Time %
Fourth race-Seling seven-eigfiths of a
mile. Bollinger Won; Cyantha, second /;
frankie D., third Time. 134la.
Fifth race-Selling; nine -siXteenths of a
mile, Bridget won; Annie r., second; Buck
Knight, third. Time. O51ai.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans. La, March a5.-Nnety first
day of the Crescent city Jockey club :
winter meeting, Weather tine; track fast.
First. race Selling; one mile, Lay. ON
l:i2is.
Second race-Purse; four furlongs. Bon
ME Jean Won; Inspector Hunt second
Byrdse S, third. Time. 050
Third race-Selling; six furlongs. Daphne
won Ba,guard, second; Euna, third. Time.
l:l5is.
Fsurth race Handicap: five and one-half
turlougs. Mark :. won: Miniver. second. {.
Johnny McHale, third. Time, 1:0Sla
Fifth race--Purse: six furlongs. Prince
Imperial won; Readina, second. Revenue,
third. Time, 1:lia,.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

advantage 10 meet him than anyone else"
The Atlantic Club. OF New York, wants
him to spar ten rounds with Peter Maher
about tbe middle Of APRIL and this morn
ing he received an oifer from Montreal for
ton round bout with Billy Woods, to
come on IN tho latter part Of APRIL
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Mice and matches caused IRE that was
home, No ii0i McGee street Yesterday
morning, There was a loss Of Sl01 ON the
building ana $50 on the contents.
The burning out of a hue at w. ID.
Charde's home No. lS22 East Seventh
ment last night. There was no loss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26
Brutal Fight with skin Tight Gloves.

New York. Narch 25.-The World this
morning says it is reported that n brutal
skin tight gloves, took place last night at
the rooms of the Fourth Ward Athletic
club. The iieht was said to have been
Iim Barrett of this city. a 500 purse was
tho incentive, AMI 100 sports gave up So
tweHty-fourth round Barrctt led with his
left Will" his. opponent swung his right
for the Jaw. Barrctt's left landed fun in
the face, sending Valentine down and out
Time Of the night one hour and thirty
six minutes.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

James Faulkner, who was recently re-
,easrd from the military prison at Fort
i;eaFehworth, fen down 4 stairway on
unlnh aNenue last night and cut a severe
Seon IueH sewed up the wound.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

The Health and Vigor of an
individual depends upon the
quantity and quality of the
Blood. When the tissues have
been at work there are thrown
into the blood waste products,
and if these be not eliminated,
but (through any causc) de-
tanned in the blood they inhu-
ence nutrition and function
and finally produce organic
disease.
In cases of Scrofula, Scurvy,
Eczema, Skin and Blood Dis
eases, Pimples and Sores of
all KINDS, the e11ectS OF LAR
dine, the Extract of the Heart
of the Ok (Hammond). are
marvellous. Thousands of
wonderful cures are being
daily effected by it. Sold
everywhere at One Dollar
per bottle. Send stamp for
book.
Columbia Chemical Company,
lag wssHNioToH. o. c.
FEDERMANN s HALLAR. Agents FOL
Kansas CITY.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Danville, Va, March 25.-New York reg
ular, H.. New York second 49,
Atlanta, Ca, March 2J.-Pittsburg. ii;
Brooklyn. =.
Pensacola, Fla. March 25.-Cincinuati. 7;
Pensacola, o.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

The official forecast for to-day is For
Missouri, fair; for Kansas, fair slightly
warmer The highest temperature yester-
day was G2 deg, and the lowest A. deg.
Following is the record of last nights
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

The date for the glove contest between
KID Mccoy and Danny Necdham, AT Little
Rock has been changed from April 10
Monday, April ], at the request Of num-
ber Of horsemen, April being Getaway
day
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Eternal Vigilance is the price Of Liberty.
4 $50 the price of success. Dr Prices Cream
Baking Powder holds supremacy against al
competitors.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

THE WEATHER.

Matchless and marvellous is the swift and
even work done by DR. Prices Baking Pow
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Tho scores wer" low NJ yesterdays roll
W the owl Bowling club on the Grand
alleys. k"nirick winning tho medal on the
following score.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

]. d. Hers Rochester Book Beer is made
from pure malt and hops, without any
artificial flavor or Coloring.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Dallas, Tex March 2j-Smallpox has
broken ont al the city hospital and city
Health otticer Armstrong has quarant!acd
that institution. -Four cases are posted,
ne tthe, srsi having been brought here from
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Johnny Van Heest wants a try at young
GriffQ. He had better give the Australian
a wide berth.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Lambert was high man, with Farley n
close second. at the weekly roll of the Em-
pires ON the Royal alleys yesterday. The
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

Strikes. Spares. Total.

At the roll of the stock Yards Bowling
club. on the Brunswick alleys last night.
"Ied" won the medal on the following
score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

The United States government oba,,,..
after an examination for the Indian adenist
im!leebht' made made The emphatic statement fbai
l., ne ne m2ydl taking, Powder is The nuraat I,aat
any any baking powder of which have ho knowll q
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

j. D, Hers Rochester Book Beer is on
the market,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

cit,, IL; d. iIer's beers are brewed in Kansas
ciation OF home Industries, ''"r appre-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

i. d. Hers Rochester Book Beer has no
artificial flavor or coluring.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

The manufacturers Of Or Prce's' Bak
ing Powder strike the keynote Of success
by making the best goods.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26

In hakiug powders il l. safer to use the
Royal only, an article that many years eS-
which has been Officially dcmouSlrated
pure and wholesome
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-26
HeIIcNmn nnMling Cluh.

| A. the weekly roll Of the Bellevues held
on the Royal alleys last evening the fol-
| lowing scores were madei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

HOTEL FRANCES
Habitaciones ventiladas y esmera-
do servicio.
Caiie del Comercio. numero {
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i. 8 3 ~ 4 Rim
"A - e ts< Az SaA = 3 . ~ O
MARINA s. LUNA l.
NOE. PUnRT O-RIoO

FL dueno do este tigoo acresiits 10 es
.sblecimier 20, afano@o eiempre en- psejorar
. ponarlo al nivel de los busnos de En-
rspa. de nuevo Ii ineta'ado sus come6cra-
90 Ia planta bsj cen cabida para mss de
,'en pe-sonas y en- mejores condiciones
nus ant;1ranen.a 10 teais.
Hay habitsc:cnes frescsa y e-paciosae
iesds una persona hasta 8; las hay especia-
es para comisionistas con aparatos para
,us muestrsrios; cuatro saiones de dee
.anso; ssplendidos fanns frfos. de ducha ,
abios 4 todas horas del dia y de la noche
ara cantins provista 1e buenos vinos y Ii
cores cosina aseo prontitud en- al servi-
| cio, sin rival en- Ia isls; uu criado man fade-
| 70 IN serene pues g. Hotel perrnanees
siempre alberto todos horas de Ia noohe-
cosa que los trenseuntes no gan demo
"a slguns en su alojs-niento: al efe tn hay
| ia sitae ones preparers-.
/ Asf pues, no iud4nio mereesr eo,ae
siempre y favor del 6hii q g-nA~a
amigos conociiss de i.orfo = faera dt
| ia isla en- particular, teug1 81 honor de po
| nernae las 6rdenes 6e t,dcs ofreci4ntole.
! seran complacidos en euanto prada series
it'll
Su arento servidor. JUAN BO Y.
| Ponce Mario sis 1850. I'm alt
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DIRECTORIO COMERCIAL

Los qsse deseess fgsssaT ess sssa seccs0,s abona-
fds oU ctcs s'ssnsaIkss, ssemp7e 9se o,ssss;cio
40 pase DE TRES LiNEAs; cI eaceso Sc pGeord
~ -poscs0solniessae.
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LHMPHfaHs DE CRYSTAL DE 8 Y 4
LUCEs
Marzo4 de 3m.


Con poundo conocimento del donde he vido gos
dcas uvenud
resid Barcelona donde teno mi casa mi ama cfe et
esudiantes
instruction secundara universa aquea cudao
acceptable
los padres de l deseen utiizar mis-
En- Guide
soIctud les
ofrezcaa atencones afectuosas del hogar domedco.
arnpios detal pueden pedios
los envaree C
Domiciio Ronda al. BARCELONA
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Buena adquisiCion.

Sc ve,szs, CON b,4cnas coadic!ones Ia maqua-
ra uertscal pa,a raoler ca1sa de la Hociend'
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de % cabalsos dt
f4eysa, en- ma3na6co eStado coTrse,te, con a.
ossysas piesas de repuesto, como que este IA
cscndo acts.Gln,ente el cOsech0 puede Uersek
fsncso,say. En- sts case, SC s,st-egGrd ess J1tso
pr6rsmo, en- q,4e debe monsGrse otsa de mayor
pote,scsa Dsrs9i,sc al qss ssscribs. '''es.
Esbyeyo II de 1894. Francisco FAF<%A.
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CARLOS Observation-Disclosures.
lTnI3o1UadoT.
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UNA CASA

Sc vende. Ia Gale de | abel T,ent
1uatro habitsciores. sala, eone ior J
irmas dependencias. .ra..o hesmos.
siailo Con aigsuus arboles.
En- esta imprcnta se da-&n i'm
fo.mes. alt
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a.7 d &c as 2. Casae de As55asa q: IS
.s...a .c-@-., ~ IA &c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

FELIPE VAILLANT-Age de nego-
-os; encargado Go ia.acAas, cargas : 3ascar-
SIS do eabouases-Playa de Ponce.
CICDAD
ARTURO APCNTa Y RODRIGUEZ
itogoeso.-ofrsee s1s ezvicirace professional
,s.-FlGza : rlG3 !pal., Ponce
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Ii A--1G1XN n
EREGARO q Ca-ColpIsionists
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ANTONIO MATTET z brunette
Nahf Portugu6s, Ponce, Puerto. Rico.
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CL.a IN rEI LLET. .-Essecsfco THll.I.e1
oara q angina = para otras snfsemsGa3es q,
g aargsrts 90 "a boca.-F'al.z-.aeis o8 Fe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

aus USIO PASa REl,i. Y Rus. Pre-
,,rs2doT.-S,,i n,irnero :.
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Luis GA UTTER QUEsADA, Prooura-
or ICKaS MO.N6ANTO, SO dedicau /
oene;ar I1arco1rrst:a v solidariaE3aato
cnantoa asuntos Sc le coufisn, ye gas2p ~
dieislss 6 de cuaiqUiar otss olsse.-Ponce,
saza de las Del;otas "a Is.
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iiATENClON!!

Ell Espectfco SGi0ador Sc vende en
el estabiecinienfo La CGt4JGs1G &c
don Antonio Cabaias. Plaza princi
pal
u Serrs Urge9
Novbre &c d. 1904 tim
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go.t ssmtcrcVc fiir 9at,tct,.

Mir brauhen uns nidt 81 entihnl=
bigen. ipenn mir Der 9amenDelt Der
Ladies Safe Protector" Dprlegen,
ba er abIolutes @ertrauen peroient,
leidt sll sebrauden lit. fait nnmoalid
unribtig plasirt iperoen fam UNI
lihern Sdub eetudbrt. Wenn ge=
pini1t fam Ct BON anOern nnbemerfi
eetsagen iperben unter 2lusi6lub ieber
llnbequemlihfeit. gBer ibn einmal
benubt bat, ipiro i'm nibt mebr entbeb=
rem lppllen. Sr lit eiil treuer, liherer
uno auperldBiaer 6renno, no Die llm=
lfdnOe Ieine Nnpenoung erforoerli1
MAIDEN unb jeoe 6ran folte ibn fir
oielen Sal su ioforti9em 8ebran6 in
8creitibaft baltW. Seine Mnipenoung
lit einfab unb floBt jeoer Jrau 8er-
trauen Elm. gr iit nab Dihenfhaftli=
den @runbidBen onssfertist uno idiiBt,
pbne Der 8eIunbbeit na6tbeilig 81 iein,
ipie ieoer quite 9lrst beseuaen tpiro.
Wir elauben, baB fein NrtifeI Der 6rau
BON beute je fol6e gefrieoisnna ge=
ipdbrt bat, tpie Der ,2aOies' Safe pro=
tector". Ser immenie Nbfab bes Mr=
titels III elm fpre6enoer 8etpeis bon Der
&ibtigfeit bes 8elasten. PrDbelt oaber
nibt nit aablloien anoern unSuoerldBi=
aet, Mrtiteln. ba bies niht nur foitlpie=
lie ionbern aud aefdbrli6 1T. Sold
YrDbeln fiibrt nur gu 3eltperlult, Gnt=
tdui6ung unb traurieem WiBerfols.
9amen iollten oas beriiflibti9en, bepor
lie 3eit unb 8elo an minoertpertbi9e
Mrtifel ber11menDen. Sas 8eife 1T
INNER aud bas Moblfeilite. Ser n2a=
Dies' Safe grptector" miro nnter polt=
tiper 8arantie fir einjdbrigen 6ebraub
perfauft nit pollltdnoiser @ebrauds=
antpeiiuns uno miro in periieselten
Yafeten berIdnbt na6 giniertollng bon
so per grpreB Wlonep Srbre orei
fir SIS. Wartet ni6t, ionbern beitellt
iofort. slbreRe: The La Crosse
Speciality Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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9ie @iiite ein Varaoies :

9lagemein 1T Die Mniidt perbreitet;
als iei Die 8iIte Gabara cine unfruhts
bare, unbepobnte unb aud sar niAt
betpobnbare GinDoe, bur9 pelde manb-
nal &aramanen sieben. bebrobt bon
oem i9refli6en 9ooe bur6 Sanbitiir=
me. 9ti6ts aber lit falf6er, als biele
Mni6auung. Wie Elm fran3Olilher
Muitenreiienoer perli1ert, bat, bis auf
einen bei6rdntten 5beil, Die Sabara
feifes uno fru6tbares gr0reib; lie se=
lpdbrt bielen Menlben uno Sbieren
llnterfunft, namentlib sur Wintei sse;t.
Sm Sabre 1892 tpuroen na4 elmer amt=
li6en Gtatiltit in Der aleerifden 6a=
bara ni6t tpeniger als neun MilliOnen
SAafe ge5dblt, fur Die an Steuern
], ,763, 600 6ranes be5ahlt ipuroen.
Seoes Gdaf nit 90 Granes berednet,
ersiebt Ii6 cine Mertbiumme bon l80
Dlillionen. 9luber ben Sbafen purben
i'm genannten Sabre 5tuei Millionen
3iegen unb 60, 900 3ameele berfteuert.
9luf ben al9ieriI1en Daien geoeibeil
Nprifoien. @itronerl, pfeIfer, 3wiebeln
uno ale erbentliden 0emiiie. 8erbdli
iib bas Mues p0rtlih 10, bann foate
man eisentli6 our Grbolllns In bic
Miilfe geben, oa Das leben bort getDib
tpoblfeiler 1T, als in amerifaniihen
Stdbten. gieIeiht fommt es nod bas
bin, bab Gamilien fid 3ur Winterfri=
fde in bic Sabara begeben.
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1tcbcr Die Getu Dorfcr SrattOs
StiitertanOc,

ipel6e i6r 6anbperf ,tpboleIale" betrieb
unb bon Der berl6ieOene Mitglieoer be-
reits ibre @trafe i'm 3u6tballie ange=
treten baben, lit ieiner 3eit beri6tet
tporoen. Giir5li6 bat nun Mtar 8liif,
mann, Der yte6nii6e Setter" Der gan=
be, Silfs=0tItr Itriftsantpalt 9abis in Stem
Sort senaue,e Mittbeilungen iiber iein
Sreiben gema9t, burd pelhe Die 9ln=
eaben bes eriten Staats5eusen Samuel
Ntild, Der fir Die electromagnetic
l6aften ben S6aoen abfbdbte, inallen
Gin5elbeiten beitdti9t Deroen.
@liidnann seitano elm, slpansig
grdnbe aneele9t 81 baben uno sab Elm
boQes 9er3eidniB ber Saten uno Norei=
len. st empfing 500 fir Die Sranb=
itiftllne in Der Goroon'f9en Semoenfa=
brit, gto. 21 gDalfer Str.. unb $1,000
fiir Die 3erlt0runs Der Semoenfabrit
BON 6. @oben q Co., Go. IL Wbite
Str. Sn bier 6dllen, in No. SO Wils
let Ctr, in Siio 4. StraBe, Srooflpn,
in Der SuIfDlf Ctr. uno in Der GIler
Str., iebte er feline eigenen iuertbloien
W0bel, Die fir ine1rere bunoert Dollars
perli6ert paren, in 8ranb. St err
wdbnte au6 Den grano in $50. 121
Suffolt Str, bei Dem Elm Mdbben um's
2eben fam, beitritt aber, oab er al6
bieIes Seuer aneelegt babe.
leber Die Nrt unO gSeiie, tpie ct
Geuer. ansulegen 'pflegte, iagte er aus,
er babe gen3in. '@afOlin uno Napbta
9eniibt, Die Waaren, Wdnbe uno SUB
bDoen Der Standardization, iuelbe aus=
bremen iollten, bamit rei6li6 setrdntt.
bann cine Serge, bon Der er 9enau aus=
eere9net bate, ipie lange lie bremen
meroe, mitten unter Die 9etrdnften Stof=
fe eelellt uno Iib entfernt. SObalo
bic Serge bis 81 elmer setpiiien S0be
nieoergebrannt mar, ieBte iie Die ae-
trdnften 3dume IN 8ran0 uno Die vMrz
beit" mar aetban.
0ilfs 9iltriftsanmalt OaOis bat
@liidmann fir bieie Gieltdnonille, Die
ct nit 3uitimmung ieines &e6tsantpal-
tes ma6te, feline beitimmten 8erfpre=
6unsen sema1t, iuiro aber pabribein=
lid nod bem 9rosslie bel benz nrtbeils=
ipru1 ben Gi6ter eriu6en, in ieinem
Tale MilDe malten al ldfIen.
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2lbmabmte Der Garttts Derid)ttIs
D1ttt0Cr.

Nus Minneiota beri1tet Der Statifis
Ter bes bOrtiaen Mrbeitsbursalis, oaB
Die 3ahl Der Terfaasertldrungen fore
closures) pon 6arnt=0ppotheten ~ lee
mem Staate IN ilellerer 3ett eine lfarte
glbnabme erfabreit bat. Das 3opeed
Capital" bemerft oa5u, Bop. talls IN
Ranias cine oerartige Statittit geftDrt
tpiirbe, oieielbe ein dhalihes er9ebnlB
anfipeilen iuiirbe. BetanntlldD ~ Sans
lag Der Staat, in bem lett Sabrelt am
meilten ilber Die erbrlldenoe Uerlcpll=
ollng Der Uarmer 9etlaat ipproen u,
nno no 3u iolher &lage tpabrlbelnllep
aud am meiiten 8runo borlaa. Sas
senannte Blatt giebt Der ueberaeu9ung
Musorud, ,penn lie gepu Bt bdttefl,
in ipeld' rielisem lmtan9e o.e Salf Der
Garmibuloen oes Staafes I'M sabre
1887 pergrobert tpOroen mar, lle IN ben
folgenoen Sabren Die Sbuloenlalt oer=
rinsert itatt perlnebrt babeil fpllroer.
Sie S1ulo liege an Der Seglslatur, DIE
es perldumt bat, flir Que Sammlun9
Der be5iisllhen Statllfiten Sorae 5n
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Auf teiit gSeae

ir @eiunbMng be.
Ea. bas
iunse Wdohen,
iuelhes Dr.. .
Yierce'8 ''Favo-
rite Prescrips
ton sebranht.
Dem iunsen
Mdbheit, Der
iungen Srau, ber
iungen Wutter
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fallen unb bisfreten Deunrubisungen, tDels
DIE ibrem @ef1lehte eisentbiimlib finb. Gs
III ben Bebiirfniffen ibres @efnle4tes tn
alien bielen 3nfdflen genau angepabt, linz
bert lleberrei3uns uno fttmultrt bet Gri4Iaf.
fnng ober lInbern0gen, benz 8ernfe beS gDes
bes 9ered1t At sperben. Warunt berbanfen
10 niele Trauen ibre Sh6nbeit DR.. Yierce'S
s.Favorite Prescription" geil 965nbeit
bes Geiihts uno ber @enalt bon eiuem Gens
truu1 ausitrablen, illo bieieS Centrum heift
@eiunbbeit. Doutomuene &6rperbeifaffen.
belt 1T bas Reinltat gutter GrnGbrung, ilatilr.
gemdber 2ebenspeile nit riel Betuegun9 lnb
6eS nerfdnbigen @ebran9es bes ''Prescrip-
tom.
2eiben @ie an 2opfpeb, @iidenihuerser.,
Druid i'm llnterleib, ober angeu,einer 9ins
fdlliafeit, an nerpoien 3ufdnen, neru6ier
GriHlafiung nnb G6laflofgfeit, 70 9ebrau.
den Sie bas s'Prescription"; es gebt benz
ilebeI auf ben @ruMb unb turirt es. GS ner.
treibt Ysin Mnb Sdmersen, furirt bic to-
tarrbaliihe Gnt3iinbuns Der SHleimbdute,
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Bmdlet1S Mrnifa gaIte.

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preis 25 Gents per 6da6tel Bel s. g.
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gei georia, Sus., baben leBte
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iinIbertreH!i@e GtIee
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NuWUISuJSL ytUIHtf UISV
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-27
The "Rnincan Hat In,lustrr.

From Orange. New Jersey, comes
news which will still further grieys
the hearts of the calamity crew OF the
pirate hulk McKinleyism. It is to the
effect that tho hat industry in Orange.
which employs 1000 hrtters, is sharing
in tho general Democratic prosperity,
that trade is brisk, new factories ara
to be started, aud large plants which
were closed under tho Mckinley tariff
will shortly resume operations.
The sad feature OF this state os
affairs, MS seen by high tariff eyes, is
tho contrast between Che condition OF
tho hat trade in 1892 under tGFgreatly
increased duties of the Mckinley bill
and under tho reductions of the Will
son tariff. In spite OF tho practically
prohibitive duties imposed in 1870
Che hut industry OF Orange was in 1892
suffering from severe depression, a
number of factories being closed or
running on half-time, while wages
were reduced in many instances. The
same stagnation prevailed in Bloom.
field, N. j. Danbury, Conn. ;Yonkers,
n. Y, and other centres OF the hat in.
dustry. Hat manufacturers com
planned that tho enormous increase in
duties on their raw materials made it
impossible to carry on business at a
profit.
Under tho Wilson tariff thu duties on
the various materials used in making
hats were reduced, thus enabling that
manufacturers to get their unfinished
materials cheaper. Tho result, has
been, MS told above, thai the hat in
dustry is flourishing, orders are in
creaslng, and prosperity has replaced
stagnatIon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-27
Scarcity OF Laborars.

Tt is an almost universal practice OF
farmers to plant much larger ares.
of land than they can possibly attend
to until harvest time, and then there
is desperate struggle to save tho
crop. This is not only true with all
crops like corn, potatoes, cotton and
other KINDS requiring attention during
the growing season, but grain which
is left to itself from the time of sowing
until it Is harvested. Sowing more
than they can reap is one of those
habits into which farmers fall, per-
haps without knowing why, but it is
not confined to any country, race or
cline. News comes to us from South
America that along the River Plate,
while the weather is fine, dry aud very
favorable for ripening corn, tho
gathering is retarded by the scarcity
of labor for handling the great crop.
The farmers planted much larger
acreage than they should have done,
and go find themselves crippled for
want of held TO gather the crop. New
York Sun.