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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Somebody Lied.

Washington, June 25.-The statement
sent out from Kalamazoo. Mich, giving
the substance of an interview with II
II. Smith, in which he Is quoted as saving
that Secretary Carlisle told him last
winter that he Carlisle would vote for
the Republican nominee in case the
Democrats nominated n free silver man
on III flee silver PLATFORM is denied by
Secretary Carlisle. He states that he
has not talked with Mr. Smith in two
years. and never made such "a statement
70 him or any one else Close friends OF
Secretary Carlisle say there Is no doubt
that he will support the Chicago nomi-
NEG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

Kingston. Jamaica, June 25--A ccortiinc
TO advices naceived here from George
town, British Guiana, an armed police
force has been dispatched to Acaiabisci
Tor che purpose OF protecting the British
surveyors who while engaged in opening
n road from tine Barlma 10 the Cuyunt
We're stopped by a body Of Venezuelans
and their leader. Crown Surveyor Harri-
son. arrested An endeavor will be made
to continue the survey. but the party
has been instructed 10 retire should de-
term!ned opposition be met with
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Wouldn't Discuss Cubn.

Washington, ID. c.. June 25.-Ramon
-. Williams. of Brooklyn, NJ Y. former
~ Consul General of the United States
;Hc havana, was a. the State Department
to-day attending the settlement of hi,
consular Accounts. He had n talk with
ASSiH'anc Secretary Rockhill and will
see secretary Olney before returning to
,'vnklyn. Mr., Williams Said he would
be here for few days He begged 10
he excused from discussing the Cuban
situation, and expressed himself as gut
ihed that Genera! l't:zhugh Lee did no,
write the letter alleged TO have been cent
by him to a relative.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
The Harrison Matter.

Washington. j. 25.-tSecretary OIL
ney returned TO .sn!nHton last night.
lie received number of foreign Minis
lers TINS morning. Thursday being their
regular reception day. Sr Julian Pam
ceio;c WAS one of the calleE and II is
nhderstood presented adrcqueSt from his
Governments thmt Mr.. Olney use his good
Offices TO bring about a friendly settle
m"ht OF the trouble over .thc arrest of
Harrison, the British surveyor by the
Venezuelan police. Sonor Andradc, the
Venezuelan Minister. also called. pre-
sumably on the same business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
MILLS SHUT DOWN .
a Gloomy Outlook for New Enuland
Operatives.

Salem. Mass, June 25.-The directors
of the Naumkag mills have decided to
further Surta.l produdliom by shutting
down No. mill No. . has been closed
since the FIRST OF the month This shut
down VIII take ,ffec; Monday next and
VIII reduce the total production about
one-aaif. The cumpany'S other miNs
Will run four days a week
Boston. Jure 25.-lt IS estimated by
gcE,l men interested IN the shor. slime
movement that 100000 cotton sp!nd!es in
New England will be idle during July
and August The cstima te lis based upon
an actual stoppage OF four weeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

lItome, June 25.-The Pope held n nuh.
lie cons!story to-day, at which the four
prelates who were elevated to the Car
dinaia;e on June 22 received their hats.
The new Cardinals are Monsignors Fer
rata, Cretoni. Jacobini and Agliardi. re-
speutively papal nuncios at Paris. Ma
dr.d, Lisbon and Vienna.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Cost of Armor ,sanurxcsur.

Washington June 25.-Sccretary Her
bent to-day began his investigation into
the cost of armor manufacture I'm tho
United states. The inquiry Is the result
OF Congressional action directing the
Secretary u look into the matter with a
view to submitting a report on the sub.
jec+
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Ordered 10 Leave C,,t,,

Havana, June 25.-Wh!le the banuue,
given last evening by General Bradley +,
Johnson In honor of the new United
States 'Consul-Usneral Fitzhugh Lee.
was in progress. police officer notified
York World. that by order of tha Gov.
e!nmeEt he would be required to leave
the Island.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
DIed From RIood po,.o,,,,,,,

Si; John, N. b., June 25.--Sir Leonard
-. iiliey, n. {: b., Ex-Governor of New
brunswick ana ex-Finance Minister M
canada, died uaily this morning. The
cause OF Sir Leonnrd's death was blood
poisoning. resulting from an injury to
ms ms loot received n week ago. He was
rs years OF age.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Rockbridse'a New Cour,nou..

Lexington. Va, June 25.-The Board n,
Supervisors let the contract to-day for
the building of the new courthou,e -
the firm of Crawford and Tolly who
were Ihe lowest bidders, SIG, $50. The
programme at the V. NJ |. was prevent
ed from being carried out on account or
the inclemency OF the weather. The
corps OF cadets will leave here Saturday
morning 70: Richmond to take part in
the reunion The final exercises viii be
held there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

London, June %.--ln the House of
Commons to-day Right Hon. George n
CurZon parliamentary secretary 10 tbe
foreign Office, stated that the represen
taiives of the powers at Constantinople
were in entire accord as rega: ded Crete.
ana had Jointly urged the Porte to main
tain order in that island
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Long Struggle An,icipat,s.

Leadville. Col. June 25.-The closing
down of the mines and the silence OF the
operators are now accepted by the Min
ers Union as q determined policy 10 ig-
more the strike by converted action to
lock out the miners The union is hold
ing secret meetings and admit that the
contest will be II long struggle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Sensational Dry Gaods Selling n,
Levy Rres

Cheap buying and cheap selling makes
us ever busy store. All the special
prices advertised Sunday run balance Of
week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

Mrs. Ulysses s. Giants health is so
nuch impaired that she has been unable
TO correct the manuscript of her hools
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

Don't fail TO read THE HUBS adver-
tisement next Sunday. 1t will be brim-
full of interest and prove revelation to
everybody in Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

lao decorated toilet SET at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
%. 81 and SO CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26
Special sale Umbrellas.
IS and 0S Each,
Wrighf's. l96 Hns,, st~oo-

Two hundred 26-inch gloria umbrellas
with lovely handles. best make and
finish, at 5Sc. and 9Sc, each, regular
price Sl.00 and sl,50
WRIGHT's. 1856 Main street.
Bridal prt sents speciality.
. JOHNSTON, CHINA C0AfPANE.
29. 81 and SO CRANKY strcrs.
..Newest Discoyery"-Ext. teeth. rss
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-26

Petersburg. Va, June 25.-(spec!aD-
Mr., w. j. Chappell. of this city, has re-
ce!ved the following letter, which
speaks for Itself:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-01

-Ahl Es cierto -replic5 con ealms al
dreg6n; en- efscto. es f4stidioso esto.
asi diciendo. dirigio Pascual una rat-
rada atsnera. incinandlse delante de Ia
joven, como dandole excuses por haberlA az
puesto an contacto denigrante. exclam0:
listed dispense, seflorita
la acompan0 a 81 sitio
Nadis pronunci6 una sola pala5rl. Mn
gnno oso intervenir en- sQnal as1nta. Eafra
las fdarzss fisicas de Roberto ell .podarIo de
Ctrsa1an, era peligcoso exponerss Elalcal.
de, slempre en- pie, miraba est1pefaeto aQ1rl
espectacnlo sin etreverse dar credits sns
obs Ssmeiante afrenta en- pdblico. aouelIs
ruda manera de contestsr su provocaci6a.
le dejo- atomic. Cuando imsginaba tener
0a1n ell pie la familia Olairef 5nt, ke Ie re-
belaba energica
Iemblo de rabir; sus ojos brilIsron como
los del tgte en- la oscnridad. SIS voiyiS q
los que 10 rodsabaa, como esperanto cocoa
trar una ffase de censnra, s6lo cncoutr6
semblantes contritos az,rados. rntooess
MIRO su ht1o le vi6 palido, deseompuasta.
ZERO su foria Sc estrellsba contra una barre
ra insuperable para vengarse, era nenestsr
arroiiar al hermano do Ia muiar amada.
La q norita L-glorieux 60 snoarg6 de raaoI.
yer oil cornicto. Revolvi6 los o3os on aus
oroitas, Sc puso palida, lnego muy snsarps--
"a, ianzo an grito, cay6 entire los hrazos de
81 madre que iEquieta vsnia hacia ella. yun
ataque de ncrFios la excns6 denanifestsr
su opinion por otro medic mas expedito
Al rnismo tempo la orquesta etnpez6 u.
car. las parejas. mny satisfeehas Al al varKs
libres de la penosa impression que prosluio "A
uesagradable incidenta, comenzaron al rigu-
don Antonieta. cond0eida innto sp ia.
no tuvo tempo de darse cueata sis 10 onurrl-
10 Sus amigos la rodearon, lanxaedo ex La
macicnes haoisndo concentrates.
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60 comenzar otro bails. Voy buscarle, -di
10 Fleury; atravesando por medic de Il
sala SO fOe la cale.
Van bailar un fig'd6n: me parece Quf
debes tomar psrte en- 81, die la seforita de
Saint Meurice.
-sQuiers Vd dispensarme el honor d.
Dallarlo conmigof pregunt6 el elt & .nte NJ
Tou,tte
-Muchas gracias; pero |, tengo compro
metido con de Oroix Mesoil
rs muy 1usto-ex ;lamo al agente d.
cambio -Voy invitar unas de las seffori
tas de Ssint-Andr6s; porque no es natural
que baile con mi muier
-Graclas, Aatonieta de Ceaix
Aesnil al dido de su ex prometida -Es vi
adorable, y parece que 10 es mas alin cuan
do pienso con amargura que nos separa su
v0laLtad.
La senorita de Clairefont sonrio, impuso
silencio al joven, colocando IN dedo delante
de los labios, J tomandole ell brazo, SO dispu
40 para ell bale Junto Ia sefiarita de SAint
Andre el sgente de camb bio, dejando q su
izquierda al vizconde de Edennemare ma
dame Tourette.
III cuadro del rigod6n ocup4 ba toda la "a
la, de modo que para hailar habja de esta
bleeerse cierta frateruidad
Era esto TRADITIONAL asf sucedis que el
arrendstario bailaba en- frente del patrono v
ia gran senora Sc eruzaba con In hija de ia
labrador.
Una vez terminado el rig d6n, que servia
para lnaugurar Ia danza cada uDo qusdabs
en- noertsd de divertirse o su antojo. La
nesfa adqnlrfa violenta animac6n, v Ii'ti
ma bora tenia cisrto aspecto dc bacanal Las
mnchachas del pueblo, cmbriagadas por sl
bale, excitadas por Ia misica alegres por
eI VINO, saitaban como bacantes del brazo
de sus parejas.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
TNGENIERO
PONCE p r.
Los Sissfyoscy6tos msedscos cssss1dsos
80. noS~ as.sTr1


con. e;eyc;cso ees esta ess4dad.
Certifcsn: que han cemprobado ya en la
orkctica Official, "a en- la particular, durante
f. euidernia varIoloss reinante en- eeta clu-
dad. L. ofsacia incontestsbls del virus
vsorno rrocedenta del Institute de vseu-
asci6n de don Santiago Sei5o instalsdo Q. en-
Araciko bsio 80 direction. Diriase que d.
eho geEor Sei4o deEpr.gs de un conciensucc
dstenido estudio, ha oonseguido perfec-
c;onar 81 nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de- ga fradole, Ell cultivo de aauel virus pro
Glkctico de la vlruela hssta el extreme cs
poder asegurss y airmar los que suscrioen
cne en- esta poblaci6n ha produeido tan 1e'
Ices resultados ha obtenido tan hson5eie-
atlsfactorio brillante exito, que 80 mar
eonseruidc con gu empleo 7 propagacior O.
extsrrninio de IL viruela que aterrorizaoa
diezmaba esta poblacion desde hace diez )
ocho neees. No vacilsado por ende los in
frascritos en- publican tan solo por me-
dio de la presente sino que tambien por Id
nrenaa peri6diea del pats ser pecesario-
nne Ia linfa yscuna extraida de La terners
del preeitado Institute es superior prete-
r'ble tcdas Las demAs usadas en- 10 isla, 10
clugo Il de Londrss, que estadfsticanente
"a dado meior mss resultsdo, hasta ei ex-
treno de haber conseguido Is ps<sssssGcsos'
racisaI en- un noventa por cie2to. para
cue conste valga dcnde conven.r pudiere
( don Santiago Seiio espido la presents ga
Ponce { II dc Mayo de 1889.-Lr. b21tGsa'
7Ssosss-DT. CoTcEado-Dr. ReUeT6s-LT.
pg0Gss;-Dy. CarosGs-Dx. Fs6as Ases-AS
Essssn Eosss q GsssI5oE-X)v. TNcss xgaessss-
DR.. e. Zeso 9as.dSn-ug. ozssssaF0 n
ZcEx
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en- que eutro, su mirada Sc cruzo con la de
Pascual, cuando Oarvsjan y Roberto estu
vieron punto de chocsr, le vic palidecer, y
comprendi0 que compaltia con ella su an
gustia. Esta oomunidad de sUfrimientos la
impresion6 profundamente iAcaso era su
compafiero de desventural FL horror que
aLtes le inspiraba por llamarse CarvaiaD, Luo
serfs una injusticia indigaa de ellai
VarIas veces alz5 los ojOs, le vio inm6-
vii, con los brazos cruzados, con la mas
profunda tristezs retratada en- su semblante
SQue pasaba en- su alm&2 sQue podia es
perar de aquel hombre llamado vivir en-
tire gentes que pensaban de muy distiata
manera que 6li
Como 81 las miradas de Autonieta ipfiuye
raR sobre Ell, cada vez que ella dirigio sus
oJos sobre Pascual, este la miro tambien. v
oil era qulen prlmero bajaba la vista con uu
respeto que tenfa aigo de religoso
Por fin, paso lento. Sc aiei6 como ore
riendo decirie: 'uatad me aborrecs :; pero yo
la venero; mi preseneia puede disguatarla, v
20 deDo lrme iQne mas podfa hacerf va
que no fusra possible acercGrsele para exp g.
sarle con palabras 10 que sentfa, sc aleiaba
Fsra atestiguar su ferviente adoraci0n;
mas ternura encerraba esta conducta, que
las mas ardieutes frasss hnbieran podido en-
yolver.
Un eodszo que le di6 su tia, saco la jo-
ven de sn eDsimismamiento
En- la tribuna de las aatoridades. Oarva-
jan, en- pie, cerca del seeior Leglorieux. mi
rsba con insistencia a la muchedumbre. v
Felicia, roJa de impaciencia, hacfa 10 mismo.
-IDoude diablos SO Ia metido mi hiiol
Hace cinco minutes le vi eDfrente de noso-
tros
pareeia divertirss mny POGO, afiadio
con despecho Ia sefiora Leglorieux.
lie parecio, sn duda, que a1n barbarian
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forma, porque una muchacha pobre como
20 no eta bien que Sc vista igual que una Sc
norita. Verdad que no esta del todo NAL
-Es que tn 10 embeleces, ,-diio Antonie-
ia sonriendo con benevolencia -Anda, We q
diVertirte; pero no bales hasta muy tarde,
porque ma1ana temprano ts necesito.
-IOh, este listed tranquilsl No tardare
mas que de costumbre.
y cuida de 20 toner toda la noche iunto
tt ese animalucho de Russot Es un es-
pantsjo que ahuyentara a los que quierau
bailar contigo, die la sefIorita de. Saiut-
Meurice.
-Voy deiarlo con mi padre.
..-Que lie emborrachara, y dentro de una
hora no sabra d6nde tiene la mano derecha,
-afIsdio la tia Isabel
ICON tai de que me deje en- paz! Y ESQ
que le ofreci bailsr con 81, y 10 prometido es
dsuds.
vlendo el ailoso cuerpo. atrayendo sobro
81 las miradas de los hombres, a Quienes Sc
ducia la esplendidez de su juveptud
Eran las ocho la tribuna oicial estaba
LENA del todo con Ia llegada de Ia familia
del registrador, Ia del jnez de paz la del
presidente de la Sociedad laica de Escuelas
III captain del cuerpo de gendarmes acabaha
de dar una vuelta por Ia taberna, donde una
Violenta disputa reclRmo su presencia
La atmosfera estaba pesada, Ell olor era de
Woo, el ruido de las conversaciones, a
cada momento mas animadas, dominaba ca
oil el de la m1sica
kn medic de tanto ruido tanto calor
Antonieta estaba silenciosa preocuna1a
tanto cue en- dos ocasiones apenas conteat6
al sefor de Croix Mesnil.
Parecia fndiferente cuanto teuia en- de
rredor. y con los ojos bajos SO entrsgaba 4
proinndas msditaciones. Desds el momento
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FL bosqnecilio del jardfn de Pourtois sc
llenaba de geDte, resonaban en- 81 alegres
grito5 carcajadas, q Ia luz de las estre-
Has Sc cambiabao mas de DIS hesos, causa
de no pocas lamentaciones ulteriores
Este dssenlaee diab6lico de la fiesta era
cosa corriente, J por ESQ. las nueve las
diez, cuanda el bale comenzaba a tomar
| cierto caracter, las sefioras de los alrededo.
res y los burg ieses abandonaban ell local de
jsndo campo libre la gente del pneblo. que
So eDtrt g sba desde luego, a sus ruidosas
an tnifsstaciones de gozo, de todo pnnto i'm
possible de dominar.
al prir cipio, los bailari1es estsban come.
didos L7s hombres habIaban en- yoz haia
y las mujeres, esperando Il seffal. alisabsu
los vestidos con movimientos elegantss de
paloma que SO apresta tomar ell vuelo L1s
pies Sc moyftn con impaciencia Eafrente
de Antoniets, que por cssualidsd estaba en-
el centro de la liaea, habia un lugar vacfo
h b9rto, en- pie janto a gu tia abel oh
servaba, buscando la pareia que debfa hacer
cas a Uts su hermana, cnando Pascual, del
orSzo de Ia sennrita Leglorieux, Sc dirigi6
hacis aquei puesto.
Fieury lie precedfa. al llegar, interrogo
q CarvaIan con los ojos; este hizo un gesto
imperioso. como diciendo .seso onero preci
samente;' Pascusl, cuyas rodilIas tembla-
ban, SO encontr6 emf ente de Ia senorita de
Olairefont.
Roberto SO adelant6 cogi6 por an brazo a
Croix Mesnil, le dijo en- vcz alta:
-Venga usted, amigo mio; no uniero one
bale mi hermana:
Mr. de Oroix Mesnil miro al i6ven con sor
presa, exclam6, On medic del silencio Que
produjo aqnsl incidente,
Pero gpor quel
.Porque la pareja que esta enfrenle es la
del hilo de Oarvajsn.
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UnQuento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNaUEETo DERMoGENo @n
las AagGs Q~easadssyGs, fYGnetss, pf-
cadayas dc mosquitoes lsprG GfyicGAa,
sa5aEOnes, sLefansiasis f@ssoyes, dt
cssGlgHSsy pY0csdsnefG, rsSnsGfssns0, Ill
csras, Hs,idGs de cssalQNisS GynsG, pa
ssGd5SOs &.., 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curacioncs obtenidas y Ell constan-
te uso que dc dicho especiico 81
hace.
Dep6sito: FayNsSciS Central de ]
Ferrer.
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IGr0n depwrGtsvO UcgetGI Z

6 sea extracto duido compuesto de
varias plantas lndigenaS, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorfhcas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
cnza de las plantas que conttene.
/ PURAMENTE VEGETAL !
El mas conocido, SECURE y SdpEd0
: nrIfcador de la sangrel
Conserva el CUTS tsrso y Hbre de
yaPcs01SS y gyG's0s!
PuC ien usarlo hasta los nifios.
Dep6slto: FaSNsGcSG Central, de ].
errer.
mn v. d. s. Nvbre. de 1893.
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FOLLETlN go
JoRGE oHNET
ELL GRAN MARGAL
TRADUcoIoN DE J. DE LA oERDA
OAPITULO VII
(Contin uaci6fa)

(Contin uacio7s)
El pastor, deslumbrado por ell resplandor
del salon, como un buho durante el dia, iba
detras de ella. sin querer apartarse. Estaba
vestido de Duevo, como le ofrecio Ia mu-
chacha y su blusa de alpaca se cerraba en- ell
cuello con un corchete de plata. Sc le couo-
cia que intento peinarse, sus cabellos as
peros, partidos sobre Ia frente, daban 8 su
rostro, acribillado por Ia viruela, una expire
zion al prnpio tempo grotesca y espantosa
-Qui6n es ese monstruo, que parece Ia
sombra de esa muchscha tan bonitaf pre-
gunto ell viZconde de Edennemare
-El pastor de Clairefont; un idiota, que
recognizes on nuestrR casa desde muy chi
quito, replied Roberto.
-Valiente paja Sc ha echadoi
AL YER Autonieta, Rosa Sc le acerco, Y
al OR que celebraba 81 trAje, le dijo SON
riendo:
Pero, seEorIta, Ell es un vestido do us
tedg mo 10 recuerda ustedI Ne 10 did esta
ultima primavera. Yo 10 hs cambiado Ia
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MAYoL HERMAEos & Go.
Buen negocio


tan
de
ente construction donde pnede hatar fami
dsts pcbsei6D
laya de Pouce
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Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffco desaparecen los bar
ros Ia picaz6n que producer las erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. Es el verdadero ftqui.
ta-dolor. Sc usa en- fricciones Sc apli-
ca en- ochenta casos distintos.
Vendese en- Ju ina -Diaz z-barrio de Hato
puerco-casa del inventor solamente.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
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PARA OARRETERAS

Sc vessde cGss nsst0d Ge sa cagof, ssssG Ss6
qAs.sG trstnradorG de riedrG nsessssda para ca-
FrcteT0s, con So cGldera y dessds psesas, e.
ssssy bsscs estado nsGrtsssete de reps4estO.
E2 qsse Ia ;ssteTese pssede dss;girse don 10
bevs6 Graham, ca essG cissdGd.
pasacc FebSeyo IL de 1894.
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HO e
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Tenemos sucursal en- Ell aristocratico cam
DO de Thor (Bizot6nl para los pasageros
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-12-10
How to Prercnt Pneumonia.

At this time of the year a cold is
very easily contracted, and if left TO
run its course without the aid of some
reliable cough medicine is liable to
result in that dread disease,
pneumonia We know of no better
remedy TO cure a cough or cold than
Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy. We
have used il quite extensively and it
has always given entire satisfaction
Olagah, Ind. Ter Chief.
This is the only remedv that is
known to be a certain preventive of
pneumonia. Among the many thous-
ands who have used it for colds and
Ia grippe. we have never yet learned OF
a single case having resulted in
pneumonia. Persons who have weak
lungs or have reason TO fear an attack
Of pneumonia, should keep the remedy
at hand The p and 80 cent sizes for
sale by r. 5. Freeman, druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-12-10
Good Roads in Wisconsin.

1t is pretty well settled that good
roads, will be a rallying cry in Wiscon-
sin until good roads come in reach OF
the counties. The prejudice that for
some time has divided the farming
element and Wisconsin's army of
more than 100000 wheelmen and
wheelGomen, greater number of
people than any general, north or
south, led into battle. is rapidly disap-
pearing, if IL has not already entirely
disappeared Two or three years ago
the farmers allowed themselves to be-
liege that the good roads agitation
was wholly in the interest of the
wheelmen, and that the burden of
providing them would fail upon the
farmers shoulders. That idea has ex-
ploded. While the farmers know that
good roads mean increased comfort
and pleasure for those who ride the
wheel. they have come TO understand
that good roads mean more than that
for them; that they not only mean
pleasure and comfort lJr them, out a
high degree Of profit--profit In time
saved: profit in vastly larger loads
while marketing their productsl prof
it in saved horse flesh: profit IN large
increase in value OF their farms.
They have come to realize that good
roads are cheap roads. the cheapest
that the farmer can have. They have
only 10 point TO here and theTe patches
of good road that have needed no at
tentlon, in some instances, for a quar-
ter Of a century.
1t is safe 20 say, now, that the cry
70. good roads is as heartily Ell tered In
TO by the farmers Of Wisconsin as IL is
by the wheelmen. The press OF the
state Is unit in favor Of good roads
and its columns are open for its advo.
, cacy. Politicians have oted the turn
OF the tide. The best men OF the pro-
LESSONS are in the good roads process
sion. This Is notably true Of the
teachers and preachers. most of whom
are Users OF the wheel as a means OF
grace md pleasure and a promoter OF
he.lth.
At a recent banquet the superin-
tendent Of the farmers Institutes
Prof. McKerrow. declared that in each
OF the 10 Institutes TO be held the
coming winter the question Of good
roads would be given close attention
1t viii be discussed in al the teachers
Institutes. 1t will be the subject for
discussions BY debating cl-bs, includ-
ing those connected with the high
anu district schools. There Is not 3
man OF preminsnce In the state, In