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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27
La Confirmation de- McFie.

Sc ha demoFado la confirmation del
Juea McFie, en- el senado federal, por
razon dc los cargos que han sldo pues
tos por democratas eminentes, que
proeuran d TODD trance Ia retencion
del Juez Laughlin en- el primer distri-
to judicial FL trabajo ha sido tai que
ha liegado al extreme de apelarse al
Presidente Mckinley para que retire
el nombre McFie. Excusado es
decir, que tai petici6n fue rechazada
sin ceremonial, no habiendo como no
la hay, razon alguna que alegar en-
contra del caracler, reputation o pro.
cederes del nominado. Sin embargo,
no hay Ia menor duda acerca de la
confirmation del juez McFie, la cual
podrd ser deInorada por la oposicion
que trabaja en- contra suya, pero nunca
puede ser rechazada. Los republica.
nos tienen votos sufcientes para con.
frmar cualquier nombramiento que
deseen, y ejemplo de clio fue la con,
frmacion del ex.procurador general
McKenna, que hacia mas de un me:
que estaba nombrado juez de Ia cortC
suprema de los Estados Unidos. Ia
oposicion en- contra de este nombra.
/ miento fue parlieularmente maligna
implacable, pero tuyo que sucumbil
ante la preponderancia republican, en-
el senado. Igual cosa sucedera con Ia
nomination del Juez McFie, quien
cuenta con el apoyo oierto de a repu
blicanos, 4 platistas y alguaos demo.
cratas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27

Dont Tobaceo spii and Smoke Your LIE AwaJ.
To quilt tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic, full OF life nerve aud vigor take No To
Hae the wonder worker. that makes weak rrnn
strong All druggists, SOC orsl Cure euaran
teed Booklet and simple free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27

Tan pronio como sc junten 200
ehanaas d So cada una, Doha Carloii
ia Ullbaui de Lopez, pondri en- riia
un hermoso piano, casi nuevo, de la
manufacture "Harman," de Nueva
York; su precio original son $500. Las
persoaas que deseen tomar chanzas y
yer este mSgnifco piano, dirijanse a
la ohcina de FL INDEPENDENTS.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27

tie y futura que obscurese nuestro ho-
rizonte, y que slgnifca que los ferroca
rifles son los monarcas de Nuevo Me-
xico.
tQue diremos de vejemenes que nos
atanen mas de eerca, y que nos privan
de 10 que mas sagrado poseemos, cual
es la propiedad particular Diremos
que nuestras leyes estan redactadas de
modo que cualquier compahia de Ca
pitalistas con dinero 8 de leperos sin
blanca, puedc echarse sobre nuestras
propiedades y tomarlas para su uso sin
pagarnos 10 que valen, sin mas pretex-
to que el de eonstruir algun canal 5
ferrocarnl; 8 alguna otra empresa de
especulacion que hngen ser para inte-
res general de todos. Identca cosa a
la que esta sucediendo actualmente en-
albuquerque podra suceder en- 10 futu-
ro en- otras comarcas del TerrIltorio, y
no habra mas alternative que someter-
Sc 10 que autorizan las leyes, d 10
que sostienen los tribunales; es decir,
entregar nuestras propiedades a quien
nos las quiera guitar para fines de es-
peculacion. Esta es la ley y la ley no
Sc equivoca en- opinion de Ia autori-
dad que debe interpretara, Estas le-
yes agrarias que Destroyer los vinculos
del derecho Y de la propiedad, son
una arma poderosa en- manos do hom-
bres sin escidpulo, que validos de Ia
Influenza y dinero que tIenen no po-
nen reparo en- arrebatar al pobre, al
lnieliz y al indefenso las tlerIas que le
dan su sustento allylo para 81 mlsmo
y su famllia, y cuyo tltulo garantlza
una posecion de amos atras. Esta 81
viene a ser cortapisa atroz que nos ca
yo en- suerte; la que permte que la
fanfarroneria del bien general y el ST.
mulaero del benefcio pdbico nos des-
pojan de 10 que irrevocablemente nos
pertenece,
Otra materia que nos debe preocu..
par porque inAuye altamente sobTe
nuestro futuro bienestar es Ia de nues-
tras deudas territoriales, de condado y
municipales, Cuanta mayor es Ia
cantidad de los compromises que tie
ne encima una comunidad, mas gran
de es el grado de incomodidades y
molestias a que estan sujetos los due
nos de propiedad Las dendas GUAM
tiosas signiiican tasaciones excesvas, y
Sc parecen d la mala yerba en- que con
el tempo van creciendo y multiplican-
dose hasta cegar casi del todo la 81
miente de los bienes de los ciuda-
danos. En- una comunidad adeudada
va disminuyendo gradualmente el va
or de las propiedades, por raz6n de
que muy pocos sc interesan elias te-
miendo con justicia adquirir bienes en-
lugares donde pesan tantos compro-
misos. Y 10 peor es que tales deudas
lienen que cumplirse algun dia y que
ser pagadas, y cuando Sc llegue el pla-
20, no habra mas recurso que pagar 8
largar. este es, entregar las propieda-
des a los acreedores. Esta es la coriapi.
sa mas negra y siniestfa de todas, y la
que peores consecuencias tendia en-
nuestro porvenir.
Por 10 que Ilevamos anoiando Sc
puede conocer que nuesuo horizonte
esta poblado de luz y de sombras. La
luz signifca nuestros esfuerzos, nuestra
industria y nuesras riquezas uaturales;
las sombras, son nuestra desuni6n,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27

Zapatos de Dongola para Sehoras,
con punta de char6l, que valen s. IS,
por S1.l0.
Zapatos de Dongola con punta de
charol, para Sehoras, que yalen $z.oo,
por Si.4O.
Nuestro surtido de zapatos es Ell mas
complete en- Ia plaza y nues,ros precios
son !os Mas BaratOs.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27
VEGAS NUEvo MEXICo, JUEyEs a9 De ENERo

res enemigos, pues nunca deponemos
nuestras enemistades mdtuas y mante.
nernos vivos { implacables nuestra'
divisiones y ,discordias, Esta mala Sc
milla continuara siendo en- el poryeniI
como 10 ha sido en- el pasado la rocs
donde Sc estrellara Ia barquilla de nues
uas esperanzas y aspiracioneS.
La prueba dc nuestra impotencia Sc
divisa claramente en- las cuatro quin-
tas parties de la legislation que nos
rige, la cual fue decretada en- benelicio
de los pocos y periuiclo de los muchos,
este viene d suceder porque los pri-
meros han tenido mayor inteligencia y
astucia para aprovecharse de nuestra
estupidez, y nos han usado su anto.
10, como Instruments pasa su propio
engrandecimiento. En- los empleos,
en- las obras pdblieas, en- los institutes
educacionales, es minima la utilidad
que redunda en- provecho de la mayo
ria, al paso que la mlnoria sc 10 traga
y engulle todo con la avidez y voraci-
dad de un avestruz Esto hace que
nos desprecien J nos tengan en- POGO
aquellos mismos que Sc aprovechan de
nuestra tonteria, no solamente no par
ticipandonos con NADIA del usufructo,
sino obligandonos cual d bestias de
carga a soportar en- igual 8 mayor gra-
do los grayamenes que sus ambiciones
" proyectos nos hechan cuestas.
Tenemos comprometido nuestro
bienestar, nuestra hacienda y hasta
nuestra libertad por no haber sabido
dar puntada tempo, es decir, por no
haber defendido como debiamos nues-
tros derechos en- la ocasion oportuna
81 hombres debiles q traidores faltaron
d sus deberes y vendieron los mas sa-
grades privlegios del pueblo, culpa es
de nuestra poca previslon que empeno
su todo en- baculos quebradizos.
Las lineas ferreas de Nuevo Mexico
tienen un monopolio absolute en- todo
el uahco del TefritoSio; han privado
de muchas ocapscisaes y ofcios a
gran ndmero de nuestros conciudada-
nos que CANADIAN holgadamente su vi
da fletando y daban que hacer mu-
chos hombres pobres; tienen virtual
mente por tributaries todos los ciu-
dadanos neo-mexieanos y recogen su-
mas inmensas de dinero a resultas del
trafco de todos generos que excluslva-
mente dominan. A todo este no ha-
bria objection valida, 81 no fuese Que
estas corporaciones al disfrutar de tan
tas yentaias, no ayudan como debiar
al Territorio pagando su9usta proper
ci6n de impuestos, sino solamente una
parte insigniicante de 10 que les CO
responde. 81 Sc agrega que los ferro-
carriles con su innujo dominan todt
legislation, sc pueden tener en- cuenta
la probabilidad futura de que los neo
mexicanos puedan en- algun tempo po
ner remedio a ahusos semejantes. S
en- Nuevo Mexico hubiela justicia
cooperaran todos los ciudadanos en- Il
defensa de sus deTechos las tasacio
nes dc esta compahia de ferrocarri
sufragarian por 10 menos una parte d.
los gastos que sc incurren en- la cos
pdbllca. No habiendo NADIA d.
este, sucede que pagan cantidade
insignifcantes muy desproporcionada
al valor de sus monopolios, de sus Ii
meas y de las propiedades inmensa
que poseen. Esta es cortapisa presen
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27

Jascarets CANDY Cathartic, the most won
ierful medical discol cry Of the age. peas
1nt aud refreshing 10 the taste, acl gently
md positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
'leanslng the entire system disnel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
aud bl innsness. Please buy and try box
Of G. G. g. to-day; 10, -. 30 cents. Sold aud
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27
CORTAPISAS.
Que son un 0bstaeulO muy Grave
para nuestro AdelantO Actual
Y Seran tai yez EN- 10 Fu-
turO una Carga Supe-
riOr 4 Nuestras
FuerzaS.

Nuevo Mexico, el VaSto lefTltorlo
de la Union, que es realmente un i'm
perio dentro de un imperio, esta desti-
nado a hacer un papel importante en-
la Union Americana, y por su situa
ci6n, su clima, y sus variados y ricoS
reCursos vendra d ser en- un dia no muy
dlstante un centro de population y de
civilization al nivel de las comarcas
mas ilustradas del continente america
no, Los centros de population actua-
les, situados en- los estados de oriente
y del medic de la repdblca engreidos
con su fuerza numerlca y ensoberbeci-
dos con sus riquezas enormes, afectan
menospreciar al Nuevo Mexico, y ne
garle sus derechos porque aun Sc halla
en- la infancia de su desarTolo. Pre-
tenden contemplar su Terrtorio como
desierto arido { inhospitalario que ja-
mas podra progresar en- agriculture, in
dustria 8 riqueza, y estara siempre
compafativamente despoblado Los
hechos desmienten tales especies y la
experiencia prueba que Nuevo Mexico
es capaz de un alto grado de desarro-
llo, y que independientemente y. sin
ayuda de ninguna clase ha sabido de-
mostrar que la vitalidad de su popula-
cion no Sc apaga nj Sc extingue con el
abandono de otras communicates mas
pretensiosas. Tampoco hay que olvi-
dar que el Territorio de Nuevo Mexi.
co tiene mayor extension que cuatro
8 cinco de esos estados populosos, que
quieren humilarnos con su patrocinio,
y afectan aires de superioridad ridiculo
en- enanos que Sc fguran tener mayor
'estarura que IN gigante.
La persuaci6n de nuestra grandeza
territorial y de nuestra riqueza en- re-
cursos naturales, debe ser la SALIVA que
sane las llagas infigidas a nuestro
amor proplo por el desmedido orgullo
de nuestros emulos, mos no debe ce-
garnos respecto d nuestras faltas y de-
ficiencias, nj impedir que conozcamos
10 mucho que tenemos que aprender y
plogresar para restablecer del todo
nuestra complacencia. Las algaradas
sobre la protection mdtua, la union de
Ios ciudadanos, la defensa de los nte-
reses del pueblo, etcetera, ETC., son co
sas muy buenas y propias en- su YER
dadero lugar, y sirven para desahogo
je los resentimientos dolencias que
en- nuestro interior sentimos por los
aglavios { injustieias que recibimos.
Sin embargo, nuestra conviction y ex-
periencia nos ensehan que necesitamos
de medidas mas practicas y efectiyas
para poner remedio a nuesra situa-
clon. No podemos negar que nuestro
pueblo ignora del todo el arte de la
propia defensa, y que adn no hemos
aprendido el abecedarIo en- la ciencla
de la protection mdtua y de la combi-
naci6n y sodalidad unida para la con
selvaci6n de nuesiros derecbos. Te-
niendo d nuestra vista los hechos pa
tentes no nos es dado discernir que
nosotros mismos somos nuestros peo-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27
NO. *
TARJETAS PROFESSIONALS.
DIR. f. B. ROMERO,

.OFIciNA; En- los altos del Primer Banco Ma
cional en- Ia Plaza Vieja Las Vegas, n NJ
1oRAs DE OFIciNA Desde las diez de Ia ma
nana hasta las u dia en- la tarde desde Ia COS
hasta las eaatro
Residencia en- North Pacific street. Tclefaxl0k
de Ia Colorado Company No 80 f s. u
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Wagon Mound, N. NJ.
RAlLKOAD NnTEs.

General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian
Church 1T Chicago Ill, May 20 TO June lsJ7.
Fare aud one third on certificate plan for round
trip.
Annual Meeting Sapreme Lodge A. o. u. W,
Milwaukee, Wis, Jttie 20 II 1897. Fare and
one-third on certificate plan for round trip.
Annual Meeting American Medical tAoca-
tlon Philadelphia, Pa, June % 4, 1877. Iufe
aud one-thlrd on certificate plan for rou q trip.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-01-27
NEW GOLD CAMP DISCOVERED.

There is considerable excitement IN California
over rich discoveries Of gold ore at Kandsb ".
Calf twenty -hve miles from kramer station
on Atlantic 4 tactic railroad.
The new camp isa wonder. For full inf0f-
nation respecting Randshurg aud cost Of Trip
thlthef Inquire OF Local Agent A. T. 4 3. n.
Railway.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
A WOMAN'S AGE.
DR.. CrccnC'S
NERYURA
Makes Youthful Looks,
Beauty, Health, VigOr.

The age of woman is not marked by
years alone. The pinched face, the
harsh voice, the angular form, the
hollow eyes, the irritable disposition
such are the indications of premature
age. Many women are Older at thirty
than others are at fifty. There are
many ills peculiar TO women, and nearly
all of them are of nervous character.
Possibly delicate constitution may
have been inherited. Overwork and
worry may have brought on condition
of exhaustion which no amountbf rest
can oTsrxsme. Lack of vitality means
weak or impure blood, and the slightest
exertion is more enervating to people
In such condition than hard and con-
tinuous labor to those in good health
Poor blood fails to give proper nutri-
ton TO the nerves, and trif1ing annoy
ances are soon magnifed. The slightest
noise becomes serious shock. A dis
agreeable word or fancied slight is
looked upon as some great sorrow.
Headaches become frequent. Neural>
giac pains are an almost uncomfortable
torture. Dyspepsia comes on and in
tensifies all other symptoms by further
impoverishing the blood and nerves.
Troubles, both physical and mental,
multiply until the climax is reached
in complete collapse.
This Is the dark side. Life is full of
darkness, but there is more sunshine
than shade in the world. Science has
come to the relief of suffering hu-
manity.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
SUCCESSOR TO coRooRAN.
No Action to Be Taken in the Matter I'm
til After Election.

Boston, Oct. THE executive COM
mittee of the democratic state commit
tee met this afternoon to talk over the
political campaign. Alexander B. Bruce
the candidate for governor, dropped
into headquarters and had chat with
Chairman Callahan and Secretary Nc
Nary. He is eager to make as active a
campaign as possible. The executive
committee decided to hold a ratiffca-
tion meeting in this city, but the ar
rangements are not so far advanced as
the fixing Of the date. 1t is probable
the meeting will be held week after
next There are many democratic con-
ventions next week, and it is decided to
get them out of the way first. 1t was
said by member of the executive COM
mittee that no action would be taken in
regard to choosing a successor to Judge
Corcoran, as the member of the nation
al committee until after the election.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
A NAN CANT WORK
When He Is Suffering
With Piles.
He Can't Eat, Sleep, Can't Get Com
fort Any Way But 0ne--Pyramid
Pile Cure Will Cure Him,
Give Relief at Once.

Just little pain may so distract a
mans mind that it will cost him hun
dreds of dollars. Life is q battle To
succeed one needs all his energies and all
at hand. Even a corn WI make him ir-
rtable, cross, angry-and an angry man
seldom succeeds. The trifiing pain Of
corn is a ~leasant feeling besides the
agoniZtng ache Of piles That is pain
which seems to pervade the whole body
It communicates itself to ell parts near
the scat of the trouble and brings on
heavy dragging feeling in the perlneum;
Those who have never suffered dc not
know what 1t means. 1t racks the nerves,
prevents sleep prevents concentrated
thou It and makes a man lose flesh as
fast as he would with virulent fever.
And yet piles are looked upon as little
run on from month to month and year to
year BY and by comes a surgical opera
ton Maybe it cures-maybe 1t kills.
There is only one sure, safe and quick
cure for piles. 1t is the Pyramid Pile
Cure. 1t is a recent discovery and its
properties are such that It cleanses,
soothes and heals the inflamed parts, re-
duces the Inflammation at once and with
continued treatment removes all swell
ing and all trace Of the disease. - puts
the membranes in a healthy. active con-
dition and cures completely and perna-
nently.
From c.. F. Collins, Garnet: 81 COM
my case was so bad I thought the rene
dy was going to fail my case, but before
I had used two-thirds of one package 1
began to feel much better, and can hon
estly say 1 am entirely cured. 1t is the
quickest and surest remedy l have ever
heard of ,"
From Josiah Roberts, Port Dram, N. J.:
Just one-quarter of a package of the
Pyramid Pile Cure did wonders for me.
and l have lost no opportunity of recon-
mending such great remedy"
From VIM. McHale. Rockport, Mass:
'.One package of Pyramid Pile Cure has
helped me more than anything I have
yet used "
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists
generally If your druggist doesn't keep
It he will get 1t for you IL you ask him.
Book on cause and cure of piles sent free.
Address Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Mich.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
THE PARIS STRIKE.
The Leaders Are Aiming Perhaps at a
Revolution, Says the Temps.

The Leaders Are Aiming Perhaps at a
Revolution, Says the Temps.
Paris. Oct. 1.-THE strike of the labor
ers here has extended to nearly all the
building trades, and it is feared the
railroad men will join in the movement.
Work on the exhibition buildings and
underground railroad 4 has completely
ceased. About $4,000 men have gone
out on strike, and the situation is
causing CONSERVATION. The attitude of
and fights between strikers and So
called "blacklegs" are incessant, in
volving the intervention of the police,
troops and mounted republican guards,
who have been obliged to repeatedly
which rioting has taken place are pa
trolled by strong detachments of police
and troops. There are great apprehen-
sions lest the agitators turn the strike
movement to political ends.
The Temps declares that the leaders
of the men are aiming at a general
strike If not revolution, and points
out What dreadful thing it would be
If the exhibition of 1900 should be COM
promised. 1t was reported, this morn
ing, that the municipal council and the
contractors had come to an agreement
regarding the demands of the laborers
and hopes are expressed that the strike
will end in few days.
But in spite Of the hopes entertained
of a termination of the strike, more
men struck today and riotous bands of
strikers visited various works for the
purpose of forcing meE to join in the
strike. The police dispersed these
bands and arrested a number of the
leaders of the disturbances.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
TRUSTEE APPOINTED.
WILCOX CASE PRESENTED.

The petition of Charles S. Forbes, e.
R. Cumming ct ais, for a revocation of
the decree of the probate court in al
lowing Clara c. Wilcox the sum Of $3.50
as widows allowance on the estate of
the late Alfred W. Wilcox, was yester-
day presented to the supreme Judicial
court, to which coUet it was taken on
appeal.
At the hearing given~ a petitioners
in the probate court, no ~:tiou was ta-
ken on the matter of revoklng the first
decree. and this appeal to the higher
court adds another phase to the settle
ment of the affairs of the estate of
Alfred w. Wilcox, over which thSe.
has been so much litigation. Charles
S, Forbes appears for the petitioners.
Eben f. Thompson, Frank P. GouldIes
for Franklin P. Douglas, administrators
Of the Wilcox estate.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
ATTACHMENTS.

James McEwen VS.. Henry and Eliza
beth A. Harrison, Clinton, $1,000, sec
ond district court of eastern Worcester;
writ served by Bartlett. E. A. Evans
for the plaintiff.
Axel A. Rylander VS.. Jacob Jacobson,
Gardiner $500, first district court Of
northern Worcester; writ served by
Turner. T. B. Dunn for the plain
tiff
Thomas j. Heagney VS.. Bridget D.
McGuinness, Clinton, $124.3S, execution,
second district court of eastern Wor-
eester; writ served by Bartlett o.
Michael Barry VS.. Frank Smith, Wor-
cester, $500, central district court; writ
served by Early. Sheehan & Cutting
for the plaintiff.
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
~ PACE-PURsE sSOO
TRANsYLvAN1A GOES OVER.

Lexington, KY, Oct THE big
Transylvania stake and the other races
on the card Of the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association have been
postponed until Monday. 1t has rained
here all day and the track cannot pos
sibly be rounded into condition until
next week
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
Millbury Men Held Respon-
sibIe by It's Creditors.

Millbury, Oct 7.-Officer c. H. Smith
today served civil writs upon w. L.
Proctor and ]. Henry Searles, both of
Millbury, to the amount of $500. for
property sold to the Y. M. c. A. So
ciety. The property was purchased
from the Lowell Arms and Cycle Com
pany Of Worcester, and consists mostly
of gymnasium articles. There is also
note Of S10oO held by a local bank,
with the signature of five local citizens
upon it. This note also will have to be
made good by these gentlemen.
It will be remembered that the Y. M.
c. A. fell through some time ago. as
the association was so financially en-
barrassed that the directors and SEQ
retary decided that it was necessary
for the association to close it's door. The
furniture and other articles were dis
posed Of by public auction, but the
proceeds were insufficient to cover the
debt of the association, and a canvass
of the town was made without sue
cess.
HOME ON A FURLOUGH.
Edward F. Cunningham of NJ Bat
terry, I'd regiment, Winthrop, Mass,
came to town today on a 10 days fur
Tough. He is the guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunningham Of
Lawton hill. Mr.. Cunningham enlisted
at Lieut.. Goodnow's recruiting Office
two months ago. He will be sent to
Cuba at the expiration of his furlough
"NEvER CATCH EN-"
The "Never Catch En-" Coon CLUB
of the Suburban road went on their an
nual hunt this evening. Three of the
party returned at 10 o'clock, but the
"coons" that We're captured were left
with the remainder Of the party
A TOTAL LOSS.
The blacksmith shop Of Charles La
cross at West Millbury was totally
destroyed by fire last evening. Lion
Engine Company responded and made
quick time. The loss Mil not exceed
$500. Mr.. Lacross was in Worcester at
the time of the fire. The cause was
a defective chimney.
GRANGE MEETING.
A meeting Of the grangers was held
in Grange Hall this evening. j. w.
Pierce read an essay on History of
organized agriculture" There were
also readings by Miss Alice Ferguson
and l. f. Howe. October 21 will be
observed as neighbors' night by the
grange.
THE QUARTERLY UNION.
The meeting of the Union Quarterly
Sunday School Union will be held at
the First Congregational church, Sun
day. Rev. Alfred e. Wright, d. D., OF
Boston will lecture in the evening at
T.30, subject, 1.-The Progressive Sun
day"
"NINTH WARD" NOTES.
T. E. Sullivan has gone to Pittsburg
to work.
Henry Murphy will go to Gardner. to-
morrow.
Services at St. Luke's Episcopal
The Worcester spy., 1898-10-08
REMARKABLE RESCUE

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill,
makes the statement. that she caugh.
cold, which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family ply
was a hopeless victim of consumption and
that no medicine could cure her Her
druggist suggested DR. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption; she bought a
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
its use and after taking six bottles. found
herself sound and well; now does her own
was. Free trial bottles of this Great Dis
covery at Bush & Co.'S drug store. Large
bottles So cents and $10O.