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PROVIDED with military barracks. Its barb,r
sixt sres sn 70 vessels drawing less than
~ JOINS, Ponce Mayaguez. NaSuabo Fat'
ardo' Asuadillu, vieque, Gay
HISTORY IN BRIEF.
rofto Rico was discovered on November rs
if'S' ny Columbus. In 1909 Ponce de Leon
a , appo,n,eq sovernor by the king of Spain.
ana founded the first settlement on the island
now known as. Puerto viejo. The. or,v,na,
naule OF me island was Bor,quen or purem'
S pa, .oinmbus called II Isia de san Juan
napusta- The native caribs. whose numhsr
WIS pun ~ the extravagant figure of 800 eca
Mt, MT treated so cruelty In the mines I'm,
pioody uprisines resulted, as a conssouen1a
OF which they were gradually extermIns,aa
~, ,hsss S, relics Of them are preserved In
M n nn,nso , institute ~ Washington and
,s hsrlin Ethnological Museum. For Ions
.ins the island was used chiefly as a pcnsi
sso'ony. and Was subject to frequent ATTACK
py me English aud French natives and nv
pina,es. nSs Spain nrst began 10 psy
srdAtef attention to the isiand, which &rst
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
ne University Regents Held an I'm
portsut Meeting.
lDR. Il. p. COOKE WAS ELECTED DEAN
appointment Of the Faculty Adopted
40 Recommended
Islks-Trnde Revival.

Galveston, Texas. May 1.-THE board Of
regents Of the University OF Texas held an
important business session Mt the Wish
\ tngton hotsl today. Present were Rsgets
Or. T. u. Wooten. Austin; +. W. Ball. Fort
Worth; T. s Henderson, Cameron. W. j..
: rrather, Wato; genuregard Bryan, Brcn-
ham, r. NJ. spencer. Galveston. the newly
appointed member, vice Dr. Thompson, de-
ceased; DR.. George T. Winston. president of
tic university and Secretary J. y. Clark
Regents George w. Brackenride, San Ar
tonic. and II. r. Cowart, Dallas, were alb
sent.
A considerable portion OF the session srs
bchind closed doors, bat through Or. George
T. Winston tho main business OF the meet.
ing was made known.
After the discussion OF unfinished bus'-
ness from the last regular meeting. the re-
port OF President winston was reed to the
beard. II WAC a voinminous document, AID
appears In fnll elsewhere In The Post.
Or. Allen j. Smith rendered his reslgna-
ton as dean Of the faculty. and the sane
YES reluctantly accepted by tho board. pr
Henry Pcndleton Cooke was elected dean
In bis place. after the submission OF r.
day morning at which time tho business of
the annual meeting Will b. concluded
Appointments Of the faculty for the ses-
sion OF lsaS-lsg1 were recommended I'm
adopted by the medical committee Frank
NJ, Spencer, 3 auregard Bryan and Themes
u. Woottn, as fellows.
Dr. Thomas Flavn. demcnstrator of an-
atomy.
DR. NJ. Bradenburg, assistant demonstra-
tor OF anatomy.
g, l.. Milburn. ph, G.. hemonstrator of
chemistry and lecturer on botany
Or, William Cannon. demohstrolor Of
pathology,
Dr.. l.. H. Magnenat demonstration OF nor
NAL histology and biology.
Or. Thomas L. Kennedy. demonstration OF
gnyecology
Or. W r. starley, dcmopstrator of OBJ
stetrics
Or. John T. Moore, demonstrator OF medi- |
cine and chief Of medical clinics.
Or. II. l.. McMahan, demonstrator Of sur
gerry and cbiet Of surgical clinic.
Or. j. c. Raston, chief OF clinic In der
matology
nr. Z. l.. Bats, chief OF clinic in pedlat-
rics.
pr Harry Spence. chief of clinic in oph.
thalmoogy ostolopy and laryngology.
Dr. Edward Randall. lecturer on physical
diagnosis.
nr Allen j. Smith. lecturer ~ nervous
disease
Or. ]. W Cline lecturer on clmatology
Prof. n. II. n. Cline. lecturer on phar-
macy.
Prof. r. P. Cooke lecturer on pcdiai-
rics,
DR.. Lee, lecturer on dematology.
Dir. Hall, lecturer on diseases OF tho eye
ear end throat
In the afternoon at 2;So the seventh on.
nuol commencement exercises Of the mod
ical department were hold at the opera
house. large crowd was presep; to wit
ness tho closing Of a sIccessful ycnr'e work
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.

s., o,e,b No. NAV cpush,ed 1895 by bull
and the next will reach the Pacific coast Of Rockies
eth Central valleys 2s'h to So'h Eastern
viii Of Rockies country about sn great p
valleys goth Cool wave VIII cross the ves " h
St Eastern states june .
Temperature May 80 will average above
normal Northern States of the Rockies ana ow ~ n
Rockies For the same period rain
fall viii be deficient the Missouri and lower MISSISSIPPI 1--we, anu ~
eastward rainfall VIII be from about to above norma
may be expected in the Northern
and heavy a few places
the Rockies predicted occur
bulletin and the also warned that soon after
this time apprehenli0n Of serious doah would arise ana m ,
crcse that institution and all me0roog who
publish
also Vigorously attacks the idea of influences the weather will de-
The sun earth moon and planets are
and planets affect the earhs
and the that the causes of changes
weather This cali planetary magno neteoiooss
cosMoGoNY.
a theory 8 utterly
origin anything Of nss o the
i
endless will prevail
There machinery
power ITSELF that all
the great heavenly bodies are growing in SIZE and density
n@ latter 5ae hSr 9'9p,td in % bulletins but while
phases belief many dns among those h TO- h eon are "ay
Gaming mae momentum" "a ' e on o1as m H o ni ss
not S oaes 90 r %S% sa 0 gs, TOO absurd
% o' he'd % @ ' ScSs |SG oa s' ana
, The S scientific ro,a amu of
ahe making any cia as
The author of these bulletins OF
al
hy The of
This the
of the
condenslng m force
read the
accounts for Se @ sPnvtson come @ 5o every POINT
portion the
'1'"O"
VIII T ss, 'i sS% hat ,y "o has @ you
s as 1 sarass s f'sS s5 MOVING '
tho tile
great sun you how these bodies other by in
ut this does for all tbs would end in
an planets falling into follow
c
drecto
~ wy NNt' !"
h o.r,
only it's dark SIDE
q AK " ''N 0"'" "
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Az the Tremont--Mrs Il. u, Hawley.
city; II. c. Nchlung, New York: Fort
Smith. Clear Greek; y. L. Anderson. Gin
ssnnati; j. f. semple, Winston Il. L..
pahey. houston; Mrs, +. Il. Pierce, ST.
Louis; w. G. Boles, Dallas. a w,uis
Cleveland; Or. SEdmond Belknap. Bren'
nam: E Failenstine, Austin; Miss Rack
enoridge. San Antonio: w. =. Moods 81
Louis; Thomas H. Abbott. philadelphin:
w. $. Robson. La Grange; DR.. Il. n. os,
borne. Cleburne; Mrs and Miss Vander.
:, houston; Joseph Tolbert, Chicago:
n. Topke. Cincinnati; George /. Uoven
New York; Charles Berg. Orange. n T..
w. u. Gilliland, New York; j. r. Quinn
ana wife, Sedalia, NO.: Charles Il. puvaIi
lndianapoiis. Charles Howaid. Hamilton
ONO; Gus Thol. 81. Louis: G, r.. MoAdnma'
= 'a',ss; August Brentano. Evansville Ind
=. y. Van Wagenon Houston Mrs, NJ
Norvell, CovIngton, Tenn; Mrs
Suggs, Milford, Texas. ~ u
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WEATHER ASpa1

iarmers have had uuIss
~ obtaining a stand Of ccs,.
Cd carly and were r..,sSe
weather; others were 49,.
"a ms. many planting tie ~
outlook for corn IL fine
nave thought raising wh.l, NJ! n.
ticable. but 1t is being ~
such is not the case. No.
and 7. L. Watts each NJ. v!
wheat that promises an
Cats also indicate the same q
Buffalo, Leon COUNTY n. ~
Is badly needed here In,
OF crops. Both corn and Wy. =
well, but unless we rst
Gays the corn crop viii \.
~ per cent. Oats are nssSse r.
than any other crops Just ~
Elgin. Bastrop County ~. "a
Farmers are very busy Mn " a.
having get behind on ~
weather. All crops cxcept ssssl.
There has been too much
nights for cotton. Ut
Denton, Denton County ~.
Frost in the eastern mari
this week severely injured ~
section. ~ MI
Kaufman, Kaufman .Couptv w
1.-THE crop prospect IN tI,It
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METEOROLOGICAL.

HARR1S.-Denton. Texas, Nav Il.
Harris, aged SO years, died this ~ }
Hilltown of paralysis.
CAMPBELL.-Austin, Texas. w
Evan Campbell, an old resident Z
city, died suddenly today at the m
BUTLER. Mckinney, Texas, N
Mrs. Annie Butler, aged 70, died Y, /
night of general debility. Burial NJ
Milligan cemetery.
LABAUVE Louise, Texas, Nui
Miss Minnie LaEauve, aged IL, 4,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. LaBauve III /
suddenly last night Of heart disae
Minnie was universal fayoriN yIaI
and her death is deeply deplored bq n
tire community.
M'DAVITT.-Alvin, Texes. MAY IA
funeral of DR.. Al. McDavitt took pA4l
afternoon at o'clock at Grace r.
church, and was very largely lttenad|
died yesterday evening in the Stu N
his age. He was one Of the city's nd
fluentiel and esteemed business mai
bis death is mourned by the entire dr]
BONE.--Sherman, Texas, May II
tain J. w. Bone died at his home q Z
Montgomery street last night. Del
was a Confederate soldier and had N
In Sherman since the close Of the vi
tween the States. He leaves Wifi
six grown children, who, With Z ~
friends, deeply deplore his taking 4
WEYMAN.--Yoakum, Texas, wv I
Mrs. Jane Weyman. mother Of Dr. n
Weyman. a prominent physician Il
city, died early yesterday mofnlhe q
advanced age Of SO years. DecealA
enc of the early settlers Of Texas =
come here from New oYrk In lSN. ~
twice married. living the greater y
her life in the Rio Grande couluy
several years past she has lived M
her son. One other child besides Dt l
man survives.
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PROMINENT Et.Ks

Captain G. A. Quinlan OF the Houston
and Texas Central railway was here to-
day In his private car entertaining Mr.. T.
y. Hoy and wife of Washington, d. G.. and
Ben McNulty Of San Antonio, Mr. Hoy Is
past grand exalted ruler OF the Elks and
Mr.. McNulty Is the deputy FOR the South
west They Joined Mr.. Qninlan Mt New Or
leans having accepted his invitation 10
make tour of Texas. The party left here
ut 1880 for San Antonio and VIII visit Aus.
TIN. Dallas aud Houston before leaving
the state. Mr.. Hay has high praise fer
Texas.
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pany. Capital stock, $1,000. The purpose
Of tho corporation ia to construct and main
tain telephone line from Brcnham 10
Shelby, Austin county, Tcxas. and other
telephone lines In Washington, Austin. La
thyette, Lee. Burloson, Grimes, Bragos
waller and other equities in tn, state
Incorporators; W q. Henderson OF Brcn-
ham, Il. G. LAS of Shelby, D. c Giddings
Jr. of Brenham and Il, II. Eversbetg of
Brenham.
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AccIacntrilx IxilIca

Missouri City, Texas, May l4.--Joe Will
Jams, while playing with pistol Tuesday
night last accidentally shot his brother
Henry, from the effects OF which he died
THURSDAY morning. Justice of the Peace
Wyman Robinson was called 10 hold an In
quest and rendered his decision In accord
ance with the above facts.
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NAcoGDoCHES.-The Nacoedo,hss an,
..rs.'y gave their commencement exercises
m me university exhibition hall Friday
evening. The programme Of the evening ,vas
rauer lengthy one and well rendered. I,
ICY large and apnreciatiye audienc. - ~ y
wnoie anair Wa grand SUCCESS. ~. ~
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HYMENEAh

WOOD HUNT.--Victoria Texn, "
The news reached here YESTERDAY 4
marriage at Refugio several daM
Miss Emma Hunt of this city 70 w.
II. Wood of st. Mary's. Major Won
San Jacinto veteran, 50 years old.
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EXrMrr rRoM TIE ZEE.

The attorney generals department. today
ruled that commissioned officers app, nted
by the governor undod the rocen. act Of
congress are exempt from the rayr,,nt ct
tho fee OF 81 for their iDmm;smuns rc-
CURED Of officers IN the yolla'sor .,und
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Death Of Mrs. nnp.

ouhhs Blum, Texas. May ls.-Miss Mar
Wa bunn died at her home at this place
May 4 1898. Deceased was 50 wears OF
s ssS ana a native OF Texas, having been
, uotn ana raised at Bunns Bluff. The rs-
,na.hs We're Inferred in the family ceme-
very az p. M. May s.
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to ,h a nn,d they will ask for annexation
ponderanr n.te 60 States and that large pre-.
request VIII 0i those who did not join in this
snort time have all the zeal of conyer ts'n
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MuRDERER RuRr.

Eugene Burt. the condemned wife-mur-
deror, has apparently entirely lost sight OF
his impending ta,c and puts in The time
reading Spanish war news, In which re
takes the llvcliest interest.
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HEARNE.-Th who ATTENDED W
mic Friday at Elliot report having y
splendid time. Candidates for tns ~
offices were numerous and took aa'..]
of every opportunity to let the crow
their wants.
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penton. Texas. May II. Charles MIR.
living n the northeastern part OF this
eenesys - kicked a dsath ~ mulc thu
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
~ the Examination or Tc..n...
for Ccrti0cntcs.

- ~ tne Examination or Tc..n
for Ccrtiacntcs.
Austin, Texas. May 1l.--There Il nm H.,
preston In some parts OF the State anon,
teachers that all teachers who attend tns
'university summer normal here, which will,
re held In conjunction with the state scboo,
,nf Methods. may be examined at the Gloss
'os the term for certificates. The State edu-
.cationd department makes the announce
.ment that only holders of first ana SECOND
Grade certificates. which must have hacn
3lesued within the past year. viii be permit
:Sed 70 take this exAmlnation. The summer
ozu4al opens June and closes July ana
~ 4chool q Methods opens June and
Jane ~. A1
I Vi CHARTERED.
ale1ing charters xere filed Ia tho
tats's office today:
A)lphing company Of Aus.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

La Grange. Texas, Nay iS.-~Who lost tho
following described horses: one bay bald.
faced horse branded SV-7 6 above and y
extending from side OF 81 about IL hard.
high . or 10 years cid Also one bay mare
about or wears old, II i-2 hands high
branded on left shoulder v With T over TOP
Taken M by Notify Wade. about six miles
west OF LIS Grange. \ddress A l.oossin
Sheriff Fayette County. Texas
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Bolton. Texas, May la,-who wants n
small sorrel mare 10 IL hands high
reached name: branded NJ with har
underneath on right thigh; had on when
taken up an old saddle; the owrer can have
this animal by calling ON r. l.. Polk at III,
jail. l. J. Tankersley, sherif Bell Coun
ty Texas.
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Awoman is a Complex. Mesti
cATsklLL nOUN1
....sUMMrr HILL Hoo

Catskiil. N. Y. Family hoteL
Communications. Moderate ree
guests. Write for circulars
FREDERICK BIO
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MS IOt 10 humanity has Ddff1cd the
skill of medical scientists and, being unable
There is but one effect to be obtained from
the universal potash and mercurial treat
ment-it bottles up the poison and dries it
up in the system-but it must be remem-
bered that it dries LID the marrow in the
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To the curative healthgvng powers of Swfts Specific the
only blood remedy to be relied upon for obstinate deep
seated blood Diseases
For centuries the human has batted with disease
which has claimed its victims by the million Contagious
Blood Poison the most horrible of all dseasese curse Of
Manhlu0 has spread its contamination throughout the
world bghng one generation with the faint of another
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A Real
Blood
Remedy.

was afflicted with terrible blood disease
winch was in spots at first, but afterwards
spread all over my body. These soon broke
out into sores, and it is easy to imagine the
suffering | endured. Before I became con-
WINGED that the doctors could do no good had
spent hundred dollars which was really
thrown away. | then tried various patent med
icines, but they did not reach the disease
When had finished my first bottle of S. $. S.
Twas greatly improved and was delighted with
the result. The large red splotchcs on my chest
began to grow paer and smaller and before
iohg disappeared entirely. | reganed my lost
weight, became Stronger, and my appetite
srGdasy improved was soon entirely WE'LL
ana my SKIN as clear piece of glass
ii H. MYERS, 100 Mulberry St Newark +
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SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

Inte the ward of the whitewashed walls
Where the dead and dyiug lay
Wounded by bayOnets, shells and balls
Somebody's darling was borne one
day.
Somebody's darling, SO young and SO
brave.
Wearing still on his pale, sweet face
Soon TO be hid by the dust of the grave
Tie lingering light Of his boyhoods
grace.
Matted and damp are the curlS OF gold
Kissing the snow OF that fair young
brow.
Pale are the lips Of delicate mold.
Somebody's darling is dying now.
Back from tke beautiful blue veined face
Brush every wandering, siiken thread.
Crsss his hands as a sighn OF grace.
Somebody's darling is still and dead.
Kiss him once more for somebody's sake.
Murmur a prayer, soft and low.
one bright curl from the cluster take.
Thev were somebody's pride you know.
Somebody's haRd hath rested there,
Was it mothers soft and white:
And have the lips Of sister fair
Been baptized in those waves OF light
God knows best. lie was somebody's
love.
Somebody heart enshrined him near.
Somebody waited his name above
Might and morn on the wings OF prayer
Somebody wept when he marched away
Looking so handsome, brave and grand.
Somebody's kiss on his forehead lay.
Somebody clung to his parting hand.
Somebody is watching and waiting for
him.
Yearning to hold him again to her
heart.
There he lies with the blue eyes dim,
Aud smiling, childiike, lips apart
Tenderly bury the fair young dead,
Pausing TO drop on his grave a tear.
Carve on the wooden slab at his head,
Somebody darling lies buried here.
New York Ledger.
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RUNAWAYS.
BY CHARLES b. LEWIS.

You may think it queer that ]
canuOt give yOd the real names of
the principal actors in the drama
| am about TO relate, but such is
the fact. Things were managed
so nicely that no public scandal
resulted, and as or names we
were only sailor men and had no
business to inquire or to know
them. What | heard and saw and
passed through. however, | can
tell you all about and with the
hope to interest you.
The Count D'Charny, as | Will
call him, was an old man with a
young wife. That his honor was
safe in her hands he never for an
Instant doubted, and sue came
and went as sue pleased. Aside
from his 50 years OF life he was
equity and dyspeptic, and, though
he had millions Of money and a
title, the last was not an offset foI
lie first. Three or four years after
her arriage the countess met an
English gentleman whose name
must give as Kaue. He was IA
6ne 10 king a man as | ever saw,
aged about 80, and every word
and action showed the gentleman
1t was said that he had mint OF
money and from the expenses ht
met ] am Inclined to believe the
statement:
For year he lived IN Paris IL
the most expensive manner anC
danced attendance on the conn
tess. Then they agreed to elOp'
together, aud their plans wer'
carried out IN tho coolest and mos
b blslnessIike manner. The cOun
tess went at 1t to sell all the pro
perty In her own right and to ge
b as much cash out Of the count a
she could, and at the end of thre
months she was ready for figh
aud had something like Sl,O0O,
600 in money and jewelry to taS'
, with her.
Meanwhile Kane had gone t
England and purchased a Iarg
and handsome schooner yacht ant
given out that he was going on
long pleasure cruise to the lpdla
ocean. He took a crew aboar
and brought up IN the port
Cherboug, and there the schoon'
was provisioned and some altern'
tIons made to her cabins. She wa
called the handsomest craft In II
hsrbor, and it needed only
glance at her fnely nodded line
to tell that she could sail like
witch.
One afternoon in June the ma
ter of the Sylph, as the schoon
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hind him; we sailed mp the NADIA
gascar coast in his wake. We knew
when night slosed in that we shon'd
find him on the morrow. The
Count D'Charny got sick and got
we'll again. He had furious moods
and weeping moods.
One day he wOuld forgive his
wife and the next he wouId he i'm
patient to take ber lite. He nave
taItered IN his intention to kill the
EngIIshman, however. That was
what he lived tor and what he'd
Liu mp. One morning We tOunl
the schooner lying TO, az I have
SAID, and on nearing her her cap
tam boarded US In boat and
cought out the connt and said:
The countess is aboaru OF the
schooner. You have followed us FOL
weeks If you Wish for satisfaction
YOU have only to row ashore and
Mr.. Kane will give 1t to you.'
The count and his friends Jumped
at the chance, taking both pistols
and swords. / was ordered to take
chargs OF the boat which set the"
ashore. The count was at FIRST in
cinsd to rnsh upon the English
man and kill him out of hand, bnt
he was restrained, and pretty soon
a duel With pistols was arranged
As Kana bad no second one o.
the Frenchmen calamity offered
TO act as such. The aground wa
paced off in full view of the people
on both craft. and one conldDf
hplp admiring Kane for his cOO'neSs
aud gentlemanly bearing. He had
no taunts, no hard works. A 60 q
natnred smile rested on bis face.
aud he was as calm "a II gettlog
ready for game of billiards. The
conntess was the only one on ship
board who didn't watch matters
By and by the two men took
their places. the word was gwen
aud they fred together The count
was unburt, b1t his bullet pene-
trated K,n-'s heart, and the Eng
llshman was dead before he reach
ed the ground, W. buried him OF
the island that afternoon an1 dld
it dec4ntIy, and at sundown th"
count went aboard the SylPh, and
both craft land course for hom-
lt was SAID that the erfing VII
was forgiven aud that she ex
pressed al proper humility aud re
tnrned 10 Paris tn live With her
husband, bnt | canOt vouoh toI
this. IonlT remsmbsr that there
was no public scandal and that
every sailor was paid for keeping
onIet and had nothing to saw
Kane's body was afterward take
TO England by his relatives, anh
they at least must have been
among the outsiders who kne"
mole or less OF the affair.
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures
Thsk 10 what Il was made sof.
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Save The Children.

When children are attacked with
coush, cold and Group, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will prove a quick and
sure cure. Mr.. Elmer Z. Baker,
Blandon, Pa, writes; "We have
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for cough,
cold and Group, and found it the best
cough medicine and cure for these
affections. We never run out Of it,
but always keep it on hand" Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
for 25 cents. Insist on having it.
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rct,or. Salt. Rheum and Esrcma.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl,
dent TO these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain . Eye and
skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
nave been permanently cured by 1t. II
Is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
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IT'S a poor way to get peopie
ints the church 10 throw cold
water on 'em,' as the baby said 10
himself wheu he was christened.