Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-10-22

ed to have been discovered by DIR. Herr,
of Germany. Just stuff few of him
into the cavity Of your aching tooth and
he will stop the ache forthwith. And
not only this. but IL your tooth has be.
come looscned this animated atom sets
TO work and fastens it tight again. so
that 1t can he permanently filed. When
that microbe enters into partnership
with the American dentist what u de-
licious day will dawn for our primary
digesters!
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The Queen Regent of Holland. In a
proclamation issued upon the occasion
Of the end of her regency. expressed the
wish: May our country become great
In everything in which small nation
can be great" Greatness In the great.
est things Is entirely within the reach
Of the least important nation. Right.
eOusness. honor, courage. sympathy all
the things that exalt u people. are not
necessarily associated with extent of
territory Or aggregates of population.
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No matter what cupliemism may be
employed In describing England's
growth. the bald fact remains that she
increased her possessions and her store
of worldly goods by taking from 9th.
ers by the employment of superior
fOrcN She has been land pirate ever
since she became country of intcrna-
tlOnnl consequence. but her statesmen
AMI publicists always concealed the
plunderlng under u mantle Of specious
words.
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II Is only among the peasantry that
the Spanish virtues remain. and the In.
telligence ana leadership to make those
virtues force remain nowhere. Span.
ish statesmen are corrupt. purbllnd AMI
weak. and have been for three cen.
turtles. There will be absolutely no hope
for the country until the more intelli.
gent OF the common people begin TO
figure In the Government.
What hns become Of the chaps who
warned the world that China with Eu.
r0pean arms would Overrun ana con.
qucr the world? Also the eminent au.
thOrlties who said the nation without
torpedO.bOats was whipped already
Where II the man who said the .Ameri.
can battleshIps were so Ovcrgunnei
they would tip over from their own
brOatlsides?
A young man who had long lived In a
dark cellar Is reported to have died
upon being domiciled in the sunlight.
, II somebody should therefore conclude
that light Is the natural enemy Of life II
would be about rs logical us many de.
ductions that are drawn In human az.
fairs.
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The anarchist Is worse than the mad
dog. The latter gives warning by It's
peculiar actions. but the former Is not
| suspected until he strikes his cOwardly
blow.
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lowing Points:
For economy, durability, easy wash
Ing.
Non-shrlnking or injurious to fabrics
For leaving the hands smooth and
soft.
For washing the most delicate en-.
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It Is well.knOwn fact to practical
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| Chicago.