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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-17
Great Northern.
Park Rapids Branch

Northern Pacific
Ar. 1905 a. m Going East lie. 1920 a. m
AT. II-25 a. m Going West lie. IL o5 p. IN
Trains going east connect with main line
trains at Little Falls.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

trinfen, III tbuu babe. Mbsr Sic 81
fiirnDrter ober 9 wefiirnorterinnen Der
porIiegsnben Betpegung ertldren bieIe
Qluffdi1ung mod fir cine fsbr nisbrige,
lja fir BITE unterfte Gtufe bes Negeta<
rismus!
gs lit nod lange iiiht genli9 fuss
gen iie aus WerbouungS Niid5irbs
ten ober i'm 1inblid duf tpirtbIndft~
lihe 0ortbetle begetarifh 3li leben.
0at man bod aud bisber fbou in
Rreifen ber MnbGnger biefer lebre am
erfannt, bab bic tpi9tigite lln0 bObite
@eite ber Gahe bic bumanitGre iit,
bic @erfedtung unb 9efoIguns bes
Grunbfubes, unier Qeben rlibt alf Rcz
iten anberer 2ebeipeien 3u fiibren. Die
fplgerihtige Durhfiibrung bieieS
@runblabes nber erforbert melt mebr,
als fid bisber bic Wegetaridner in ben
allermeiften Gdllen geleiltet baben. sic
erfprbert, iid nit bur9dus feine1
Comfort pber Niiblihfeits @egenS
ftGnben su umgeben, tpelhe tbieriIhen
llrfprunges iinb! Ni9t Bios bic bnrna>
nitdren Hiid1idhten perlangeit bies, Ipils
bern aud bic feineren Gftbetifnen
Hiidfihten, bic man BET ber SSrauerz
melt befonbers eriparten fnllte.
Darum fort nit dlIem Shieri5hen
an ben Rleibern, fort nit dllen Nobz
benfen Saden unb fonftisen pel3s
8efleibungsitiiden, fort NIT alien Sc
bern an ben 6iitsn (ppn 0pgelIeihen
eana absefeben), fort NIT benz lebernen
S9ubtperf unb alien 5onitigeii Dingen
aus 2eber, fort nit Matten aus Sbierz
hduten, nit lebereebunbenen 8iinern
II. +. tp., fosar NIT 8ifbern alIer Mrt
bpn getDbteten Sbieren! rnb ioear ale
bilblihen Oarftenungen folder Mrt
miifen einen 10 bod entipidelten Gitbez
tifden Sinn auf bas G9tperite beleis
bigen unb geben Elm fhlehtes Beifpiel
fir bic 'berantpa9fenbe Generation.
Oas ift Der einsige fortfhrittlide 0e=
setarismus, unb biefem mub uIles Nn>
bere seppfert tperben. I
90 tpeit cine begeiiterte 8ertreterir
bieier 8enegung. Oas lit iebenfdlls
cpniequent i'm peripegeniten Slime bes
Wortes. Mber aud gar manhe Wegea
tarianerinnen biirfte es tpie eine
@Gniebaut iiberlaufen, ipenn 5ol6g
Mnipriide an fie eeftellt tperben, -
unb mo bleibt bic 80ttin Mobeg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

Sin WebezS9rei erl9allt aus benz
glaugras Staate: Oenn eine Der
tpibtigiten Snbuitrien &entudps, bic
9eriteuung oes famoIen, in gepifen
8reiien pdbreno Der 5eiertass5eit be-
ionbers piel genannten Bourbon
0bistp", ibeint gerabe3u BON 8ernt9@
tung bebrobt. Sebenfalls befinbet fi9
bieier 8ourbone, Der in man9er 8ez
3iebune 10 eng nit ben &entudber Gull
tur auiammenbdnet, in elmer ber5tpeiz
felten Sage.
@srabs por einem Sabr besann es,
nit Der 6errlthfeit bes beriibmten
S9nGpfezMonar9en entI9ieben berg
ab gu geben. Oas erite unpsrtennbare
duberlihe Qnaeiden bierfiip bilbete
Der 8anferott elmer eroben Strmd,
tpelde 5ufdltg audi ben Namen Mo>
nard fiibrte unb nebit elmer slei9naz
miaen. bor &uraem pleite geeangenen
Sirma beinabs elm 8ierteljabrbunberi
lang bem eblen 8eruf Der legitimen
S4napsbrennerei obselegen bate. unb
10 fam Elm S9lag mad benz unbern,
unb unter triiben 8oraei9en I1reitst
biefer &entudber 9purbpne in bas
neue sSSabr binein! Cine Dirt aefhGftz
li9en .Oelirium Sremens" fbiittelt
iefne tpanfenben 8lieber unb es iDGre
ni9t gerabe Su berpunbern, tpenn iein
1eBtes Stiinblein balo sefdIasen bdtts.
3pei llria6en iinb es, pel6e bie1e
bii5tere Sadlase berporserufen baben.
Wan6en iptrb iofort basWort ,uez
reproduction" auf Der 3unge fdipez
BEN. Nun, bie1e ipirb allerbinas als
bic eine Der 1lriahen betradtef, aber
niht als bic ipidtisepe. Die g16tben
bon bieier Quelle beeannen f6on i'm
Sabre 1893, als bic prpbuction bieles
a0nisfhnapfes 40,835,873 9alIonen
erreihte, bas beibt. uneefGbr boppelt
10 groB mar. tpie Der 8erbrau6, unb
bunn in Der Banit jenes sSabrss piele
8rennereien ruir,irt tpupben.
Bon nod gr0bersr pber perbdnsz
nibbollerer 8ebeutung aber lit bic gana
coloifale 0erfdliduns beg 9ourbonen
qeiporben, bic man freili9 glei9>
fulls eine Dirt bon .lleberprpbuction"
nennen fanni
@ibt es bod gaufenbfaFas, bic i'm
Stanbe fein fDllen, aug jeber @allone
nirtlihen retnen Bourbon Mbisfp's
4 ober 5 @anonen zines re6t feuriaen
sSluibums 81 MAIDEN, ipelde nod ni9t
elmer unter 3ebn Srinfern bon benz ehz
ten authorization Gtoff unterihei=
ben fann! Geaen biefe 8aitarb Wit<
betperbec tann iih ndtiirli9 Der tpdbre
3entudper Wbisfp Bourbone une
m0giih bebaupten, unb er fommt benn
aud INNER fs1tener por, Bis ihm pielz
leidt qun3 Der Mtbem ausgeganaen
fein ipirb.
nnfere Eemperen3freinbe bdtten
aber burhdus teine l1riahe aur Shaz
benfreubs iibep bns l1naIiid biefes
Ghnapsmondrtben. Denn in aona
befonberem MaBe trifft bier bas alt
beDdbrte 6prihtporf 3il: rGs fommt
nihts Beiftres noh!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

Eribiint onqelanat, np man ben ,.tpsiz
Ben Glspbantsn4 3eb0Q6 beiDuubtrn
fpnnte, einen Gdrei auS, nnD nlle feline
@cISbrten nmringten ibn lInb gtlficuz
lirkn lebbaft, bic 6Snbe ilad Reb0ab
ansftredenb.
limb nun fplgts Elm Nnftritt. ipelder
BE sSnbianer gum Geaenitdub piel Iebz
bafteren angemsinen Sntereffes mahts,
uls ben @lepbanten. Der 9Guptling
spa unter ieinsr 4leibunssbede Elm
sierediaeS, iebr biibf9 nit tpeiben Der=
len befebtes Stiidchen 6irfhbaut hers
por, bas, pie man lpGter hDrte, eine
alte @tammes Geliquie lit, unb iiehe
ba! mitten duf bieier 9irfhbaut mar
ein Sab eines tpeibiihen @lepbanten
au erbaiden. Spfpie bic 8annpds bas
Bib anb ben lebenbisen @lepbanten
glei65eitie iaben, iparfen iie iia
{dmRtlih our grbe nieber unb beteten
lebtersn an, babel unper1tdnblihe&eb &eblz
laute ausitobeno. Das bauerte einiee
3sit, tporauf iih bic 8annods nit
oIiidlihen @eIihtern ipieber entfern>
ten, tpdbrenb bic sanae iibriae 8efellz
Ifhaft ibnen ftdunenb na4fdb.
Sine Grtldrune erhielt man bon ib>
nan nidt, auber elmer Nnbeutuns, bab
file lebislih pegen bes tpeiben glepban<
ten aefpmmen tpdren, bon oenen grz
ideinen fie irsenbipo, bieleidt burh
elm plaeat on einem Nelfen ooer8aum,
.&enntnib erbalten batten, iporauf lie
nnperaiiqlib an Srt unb Stelle pilgerz
ten. Snbeb erfubr man fpGter BON eiz
mem alien peiben SGger uno pionier,
bab Bel ben 8annods f6on BON friiben
Sagen ber cine lleberlieferung perbret=
tet lit, iponad iie ielber urVpriin9li1
aus Der 6eimdtb b bes tpeiben @les
pbanten, alIp aus ssnbien, itammten
unb elei6 ben 9inbus bieiem eine sDttz
lt9e 8erebrung mod beute apllten. Wpn
6iefer uralten 8erebrung ion bte9ir1h>
baut nit bem @lepbantenbilO elm iprez
6enbes 3eugniB iein.
60 tpeit bieie Grsdblung, Die jebenz
fdus geeignet fein mag. Die 8efiirporz
ter Der Sbeorie ppm prientalii6en ur=
1prung unIerer Snbianer, ooer eines
Sbeiles Der ielben, ipieoer auf cine neue
Spur gu bringen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

Man Derbinbert bas Ghims
nleln Der Ginte, ipenn man etipas
idpur5tn Ruffee in bieIeIbs sieBt.
Gin gutes MitteI gegtn
GrDit. Wan fone cine Gmiprr3brohs
briibt, bnlte bic tranten 9Gnbt obsr
GiiBe in bieitlbe, 70 beiB ipie man es
btrtragen tann. bis bic Nriibe erfalHt
lit. Diefes Mittel, einS ober 3tptiral
an9etDenbet. beititist bos llebel bou=
itdnbis.
@pnntnbIumena menals
GtfIugeIfutter. Gines btr Be-
fen 1uttermittel fur 0iibner 1T Gons
Northumberland. Otrielbe f0rbsrt
ungtmein Die @r3eugung BON Gisrn.
aud srbaltsn BE bdmit gefiitterten
1biers in sldnjenbsS Gsfieber.
Qfnbtrun03mftteI 3 bsi
81. y 1''s''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
weeetarisw,ms anf ba,ter Wrobe.

X
en- ben Meiben Der pfldn3entoits
syreunbe unb Gbierfoit 0egner bat
neuerbings tpieber eine befonbere Nes
ipequna beaonnen, tpelhe bic Mnbdngsr
Der beaetariihen Qebre, beiDnbers fos
iDeit iit benz fb0nsn Geibledt angeb0<
ren, auf enc f9ipert prObe 5n fellen
f@eint. liripriingliM pcn Qtlt<Gngz
lamb ausgegangt1l alic benz tIaiftr
fhen 2dnbe Der beef eaters Be-
ginnt iie aud, iih bti unS in Rreiitn
fprtge{nrittkner Mtgttnrier 3lim Morts
il bringtn nnb ff0bt bier tbtiIipeifs
nit elmer onbersr. ii ben lebten moe
l,dten ipiebef differs er1rterten 6rdusns
btipt9iitg 3ulomnleu. 81
2l1ksf afsn 81 4lsIllfn & eina.s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
Snoiancr GlepbantcasG Gult,tS.

nllno mad 3ubien sisbt es bsn-Jnsianer."
He4t curios. ia nniinnis mag es
Wdnhen portommfn, ssnbiansr unt
Glepbanten in 8erbinbung nit einans
Der bringen 3u tpollen, unb nod bdau
in eine Werbinbung Der oben angebens
teten Nrt. So, tpenn es nod 8iffel ober
Barren tDdren, ober ipenn mir nod in
einem 3eit1lter Iebten. ba es audi in
ylorbamerifa nod Maitobons unb anz
bere porgefhihtliht ungebeuer 0ab,
aber mas bat 10 elm bidtlIiger, lang
riiheliger ausldnbif1er gpigone beute
BET unieren Rotbb6uten 3m imhen?
unb bod iheint es niht aan3 an eli
mem Werbinbunsspuntt an febIen. Mns
Idblih getpiffer Gor51ungen ber neuez
ften 3eit lit bds nahftebenbe @el1i6t=
den bon befonbersn SntereiTe, unb
bieneiHt tauden gelegentli1 Seitens
itiide ba3u auf.
CAB ba bDr Rur3em cine gircuss
iinb Wsnngerie @eieGfHaft in ben
RodD Wiountoin Oegenben @aftz
poritelungen unb fam aud ndh einsm
fIsintn Ort Montanns, btr mandmdl
ben @annod Jnbidnern be{uht fpirb.
Cine partit bsr Qebtertn, gsfHbrt bon
eihem alien 66uptIing, Iikb ii@ Dur6
bi<jts GtsigniB ebtnfaIIs bsrbtiIOdsn
l11l1 (db fi6 dufHiert{0nl, abr nit
tc}fdj<m &6tpxioe1l. an nI(fu ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

Sn Der Weibna9ts Saiion srreiat
bas Siibtetetten @eI6dft Bel uns
sen0bnli9 Ieinen 9Dbepunft, ioipeit
Der 0srbrau1 in 8etra9t fomnt, unb
forbert in einisen 8eaiebunsen gu et=s
mas ndberer 8etrahtung berars.
@s tit Elm ungebeueres 9ebiet pon
3uders unb Gbnli6en Nrtifeln fir ben
@aumengenuB ober audi au SdmudS
atpeden, pelhes man unter benz Naz
men .Ganbies" 5lfammenfaBt, unb bic
9eriteIuns bieier SiiBigteiten 1T mehr
als jenals gu elmer bielfsitiseit Runit
setporben. Sat Nles fdnn beutautage
in 3uder II. (. m. nit bDhft auffdlend
Der Natiirlidfeit nabgeabmt iperben.
gu ben beften Na9abmungen geb0ren
biejenisen bon Oransen, gitronen,
Grbbseren, pfiriihen, 8irnen, Mepfeln
unb Srauben. @om seiunbbsitliden
Stanbpuntte geboren biele bieIer @ds
9el1en ni9t gerabe gu ben empfehz
lenspertben @enuBmitteln; inbeb iit
Der perpenbete Gdrbeitoff nidt giftig,
unb einen iebr mdBisen ninnerlinen
@ebrau1 mag man bingeben laien.
Mm beiten aber eignet fih foIhss
3udertperf fir ben Meibna1tsbuumz
S4mud, befonbers AUDI. bu es iib bei
balbtpess porfi9tiger 8ebanbIung iebr
lanee bdlt unb ungefdbr ein QaIbs
bubenbmal pieoer benubt iperben
fdnn.
8on ben Garben, bic man geipDbnz
li9 am 3uderiperf iiebt, ipirb bic
rotbe als bic geiunbbeitlih perIdBs
lihite, unb folhes 3uderipert baber ais
bas seeignetite gum Gifen enlpfoblen,
poraussefebt, bab es bon einem reelltn
@ei9Gft tommt. Der benubte rotbe
GGrbeftoff itammt bon Der GobsnilIe,
benz betannten sSnfect, bds beIonbers
in unierer Nahbarrepublit Wefiro all
9aufe lit. 8laue, CRIME unb nebrere
anbere Jarxn iinb Bel benz beiTeren
rganbp" nidt siftig; fol9e Mrtifel
iperben ieboh seip0bnlih nur bunn dlS
gBnaaren auldbli9 iein, rpenn bic
Garben i,ur biinn aufgetrasen iinb.
3udertpert Tabrifanten, bic etipds
auf ibren Huf balten. bsnuben nnrl
ben beiten granulirten 3uder; init
einem bilIigeren Gtoff t0nnten he ibren
Wdarer Elm gang ebenio bibi9es QluS=.
feben perleiben, aber ibr Gef9nad lit
bann Elm ipeniger gutter. scyn neuerer
3eit 1pielt aud @eIatin eint groBe
NoIle In biefer Snbuftrie. belonbers
neil feine burhfi1tige Gigenfndft
basfelbe ie6r ipertbpoll FIJI Sdd4ttiz
den unb ionitige flsine, 5terIisbe Nes
bdlter n1dht. gu ben 3uderpudren
feIbit 1T es in beI9tibener Mengs ni@tl
naGtbeilis. rs
Mus iibrisens bic Werpen0ulag bolt
3uderipadren fir G6mud d3ipett dfibt<
langt 10 ftellen nebrtve iln(erer gros
Ben Gdnbp 6ubrifen ,sham cam
dies" ber. Sn bieism 6dIIe ipkf6&li
ale m69lihen 5ierline1 6oru5fF.
Gbiere, NIumen Il. |. 10. aus 6iinHfSil
pardffin bergt{itllt unb nit mad 0es
flint. Dieitlbsn fsben gtrobt qSIi
1us. ipit Bic emten Mrii{tl ioIlliII<If
bilIiger iinb biirften 5tin1 llRllI
BON Meibnd&t sbdumsil nod t
fein, cls bic e@ttu. @ S|
<bt Gnnbp dbrl h.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28
1Ae LABOR woRLo.

Colorado has 10 600 unionists.
There are 10. .OOo union bakers In the Cni-
ted states.
Montreal pIastererS won strike for 22is
cents an hour.
Girls employed at q Cleveland rubber
works struck against cat.
Locomotive firenen VIII again vote on
afniiating with the A. Z. % L..
Duluth Mimi longsh0remen now get
ffty cents an hour. an Increase often cents.
Cigarette rollers az New York struck
against a cut from 5i.i0 20 <i a Thousand.
Al Detroit the street ear mems union
leads all other organizations Ia enlist ments
and enthusiastic effort.
The meetings of the Delmont Central
Trades and Labor Union of Beilaire. Ohio.
are opened with prayer
Denver's ordinances requiring stationary
/ engineers O. pass examinations has been
/ declared unconstitutional and void.
{ Miss y. Daniels % washincton has been
/ elected second vice president % the Book
biuder- International Brotherhood.
The Eve Labor organizatio-7 those mem
/ bers ar employed "a ths peorcw sheatres
/ of New York have formed "a council.
The journeymen tsiiors of Chicago have
/ declared war on the sweatshcps and are
/ preparing % inaugurato strike against
( them.
The plan of forming Label League
! in Denver has been abandoned and the
+ Home Industry Alliance VIII BE- formed in-
/ stead.
The Ohio LEGISLATURE has passed "a hil
! providing that no boy undev the age 90 -lV-
teeu shall he employed IN factories. work
/ shops. mercantile OF other 1stabli- hmerrfs
The stonecutter- and stonemasons o
/ Minneapolis are negotiating for a loin'
/ working code. heretofore there has hte1
7 a conflict in regari 60 their respertiv, jur
islictiou over tAe diGeroat parts Of Oh.
/ work
The stonecutters NJ the Nlcudyke qu1rr'
az the railroad yard. Cobleskil. y. T.. wcr
discharged 90 account of the lnion de
manding the enforeenlcnt of tho law VIII Il
compeis the emnioyment of American clti
zcns IN state and municipal work.
The oldest living railroal conductor
Edward Miller. who g. stan In active serVic
on the West Chester division oi ths Penn
I sylvania Railroad. He was bora in 1sli
aud has heeu punching tezets in On
presence % passengers foy fity-ou
years.
Empl0yes oi the Japan Railway Compan
won strike Tor increased wages. Their
was complete lie Up 0f the main syste
for several days. THIS victory was fou0we
by a voluntary increase Of eve cents da
in tho vases ~ e.crnployv- oi tas Go
crnment sy-tetn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

Chief Aguinaldo. who was despatched by
United States Consul Wildman 20 the aid II
Rear Admiral Dewey. has arrived az Ma
Mia with the tnsurgent forces. He Is ex-
pected 20 render substantial aid. The in
surgents control the surrounding country.
The arrival Of the American troolsis never
theless awaited with anxiety.
Foreign residents are moving their faIni-
lies and furniture from Cavite In eXpecta-
tion % possible further cannonading.
Ia the previous bOmbardment, according
20 the spanish reports. i've hundred We're
KILLED and seven hundred wounded.
Horse meat has become a staple article
10 Manila. None but tie wealthy can az
ford % buy beef which now sells for S2 q
pound. Potatoes are sold BY weight az atty
cents pound.
Admiral Dewey has given General Aguin-
ado Two felt pieces and 500 Mauser
rides. The insurgents are greatly encour-
aged.
Il = reported here thai the captain OF
the spanish revenue cutter Callao. whlch 4
was captured by Dewey's teet. viii be shot
/ for not returning the fire % the American
warships, and THAI Admiral M0ntlO Will
b be court-msrtialed on charge or cow
arllce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28
INVASION NOT TO 81 HURRIED.
Significant Statement by Major Gen
eraI Miles.

wAsHISoroN, d. c. (Specla) Much
significance Is attached 10 a statement
made by General Miles from which an In
tlmation IS apparently 70 be drawn that
Cuba is not 70 be hurriedly Invaded. Cen
eral Miles said.
with regard 10 the invasion OF Caba
have nothing 70 say. except that the United
states will IN due time bring Cuba under
It's control by judicioEs methods and with
out a useless waste OF time. The United
States IS too great. too strong and too
powerful 20 commit any foolish act in con-
nection with the proposed Invasion. As
for myself / have only 20 say thai
no oficer Is At 10 command troops who
from any motive whatever would needlessly
risk the life OF a single soldier. either from
disease or the bullets OF the enemy. l have
never sacrificed the lives OF men under my
command, and co not propose 10 subject
them 10 any unnecessary risks IN the pres
ent campaign"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
Lung Troubles and Con-
sumption can be Cured.
An Eminent NesC YorEs Chemist
aud Scientist Makes a Free
offer TO Our Readers.

The distinguished New York chemist,
r. A. Slocum, m,demonstratlng his discov-
cry Of reliable and absolute cure for
Consumption pulmonary Tuberculocis)
and all bronchial. throat, lung and
chest diseases, stubborn coughs. catarrh-
al affections. general decline and weak
ness, loss OF flesh, and all conditions Uf
wasting away. will send THREE FREE
BOTTLES Gall differently of his Now
Discoveries 20 any afflicted reader Of the
Gazette writing for them.
His New Scientific Treatment" has
cured thousands permanently by its
timely use, and he considers il simple
professional duty 20 suffering humanity
TO donate trisl OF his infaliible cure
Science daily develops new wonders
and this great chemist, patiently expert
menting tor years, has produced results
as beneficial 20 humanity as can be
claimed by any modern genius His
assertion that lung troubles and con-
sumption are durable in any climate is
preyen by heartfelt lettors Of grAti-
tude,n fled in his Americon and Euro
pean lsbratories IN thousands from
those cured IN al parts OF the world
Medical experts coucede that bron.
chisl, chest aud lung troubles lead 70
Consumption, which, uninterrupted
means speedy aud certain death.
Simply write 20 T. 4. Slocum, NJ. C,
90 Pine street. New York, giving post
office and express address, and the free
medicine viii be promptly sent. Suffer
ers should take instant advantage Of hi.
generous proposition.
Please tell the Doctor that you saw
his offer In the Gazette.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

KEY WEST. Fla. (SpeclaD The Spanish
loss during the recent engagement at
Cienfuegos is now known 70 have been
much heavier than was at first reported
Three hundred Spaniards were killed and
several hundred wOu nded. Great damage
was done along the coast. The hospitals
AZ Cienfuegos are full Of wounded, and
leariprevails everywhere that the American
warships Will return 10 complete the work
ot destruction. During the engagement
the Marblehead threw $50 five-inch shells
Into the spanish forces and TOO shots from
her second battery, the gunboat Nashville
as many more shells and 1900 shots from
her second battery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28
SITUATION At MANILA.
The Beleaguered City Starving and
Spanish Troops Mutinous.
DEWEY AIDS THE INSURGENTS.
Provisions Becoming Very Scarce, and
the Volunteers Have Threatened TO
Seine the stores-MOntuo 60 BE Court
rnartiaied For Cowardice - spanish
Captain To Bc shot.

HoSo KoNo. China (By Cable).-Therc
are just two weeks provisions In Manila.
The people are beginning 20 realize their
desperate situation and they know that the
reinforcements sent % Dewey viii arrive
there before any feet despatched from
Caliz by way OF the Suez Canal can pos
sibly reach the Philippines. They are des-
perate.
The supply o. meat is exhausted and
even canned goods are running short. Tho
solunteers have demanded food az part %
the price OF their service of spain. but the
authorities have refused 20 open the public
st0rehouses 80 the troops and mutiny has
resulted. Riots are probable and delega-
tl0n will wait on United States Consul WILL
Jams 70 insure protection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

Dispatches from the principal cities .of
the United States show that the boycott OF
French goods by American women Is ex-,
teasiye and on ths Increase.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28
PR MpTLY MET.
The Boisterous Bully Wns Gently
Hut Effectively Called.
58 Sf5& Down. IA 451T s!s 4F

49, Y
There was big, coarse.voiced fellow, with
Il red face, a superduity Of beef about his head
Z and an Unsuitable desire to hear himself talk
4 that was nicely come up with in a barber
shop the other day. He was fashily dressed
and seemed aggrieved that every man EN-.
ployed in the place did not rush to help him
get ready for the chair "a He had assistance
in having himself brought down to the condi.
ton for being shaved, declining to handle
anything from his hat to his collar and neck.
y, While being !athered and shaved he told
Dolsterously and profanely about the de-
generacy. Of the times. Men who had to earn
their living didn't know their places and
acted as though they were Just as good as
those who hired them. The greatest mis-.
take this country had ever made was when
it did away with slavery instead of extend.
ing it to every state and territory in the
union. t u.
After he had insisted upon half dozen
additions and extra touches from the knight
OF the strop the big man stepped, from the
c c:a' and produced q fat Pocketbook, while
,"Nevah mine dat" said the proprietor,
old days. we dom make no cha'ge TO-
takin' de bris'les off Of ANIMALS like you"
The bully was about to break loose like an
unhera!ded cyclone of destruction, but he
saw half dozen BARRIERS about him, each one
whettlng razor on the palm of his hand
and looking solemn.
How DO you make money at that price?'
ne asked with sickly grin.
I'VE make it often ge'men, sa H." and it
was wonderful to see how soon the big man
was dressed and away.-Detroit Free Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-28

D. p. Niehart, M. D., Nebraska City, Neb.
I am so we'll pleased with the works of
Pe-ru-na in the numerous cases have been
using it during the past two years that can
not refrain from Informing you of the good
results obtained. I deem it useless to detail
every case (for they are many in which
have used and prescribed this remedy, but
will say that l have never been disappointed
in results. have used, not dozens, but hun
dreds of bottles. I am physician Of So
years constant practice and always willing
10 recommend anything of service to suf:
fering humanity. Pe-ru-na stands first and
foremost in my estimation of all proprie-
tary medicines.
D. p Niehart, NJ D.
j. w. Sanders, M. D., of Bogue N. c.,
writes: ''Many proprietary medicines have
found their way into public favor, but in
my opinion Pe-ru-na is unequaled by any OF
them. Composed of the best drugs, that act
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as it's benefits are wonderful. In valvular
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isfaction. A good thing should be praised,
and a valuable. remedy like Pe-ru-na is boon
to humanity"
Send for book on chronic catarrh, writ
ten by DR.. Hartman, entitled "Health and
Beauty" 1t will be sent free by addressing
the Pe:ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus, o.
Empty wagons rattle most.-Washingto
l1a.( Democrat.