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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

According 20 the Scientific American
the light of fireiies contains Photographic
rays which will pass through aluminium
card board or copper plate; the rays are
capable 81 reflection and probably refrac-
ton and polarization, this indicates TIE
presence of rays belonging 20 the altFa-
violet class and if his Is so iheS are
,rohshiv the SAME as the RAYS omitted
hv uranium. known 40 RccqLerol rays
besides these invisible Photographic rays
n contains ordinary light rays The organ
producing them consists Of transparent,
superficial layer which gives off the light.
and OF a deep Opaque layer wn1se func-
ton Is not obvious: the ultimate branches
OF tho trachae or air tubes are distributed
through this apparatus. as are also nerve
fibres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

me see company"
why. don't they let crazy folks see
their own little grip
No answer so the query was repeated
until he answered Eyes" in desperation
Il wouldn't like 20 live az an asylum
all the time. would YOU. papa? say, last
summer when We was up az Lake &c
neva there was a little girl there and
she said two OF her cousins went crazy
from eating checkerberries that wasn't
ripe DO you suppose that was sou
mo: that little girl didn't know what
she was talking about"
And she had a pet squirrel that could
eat nuts like everything. Wouldn't YOU
think squirrels would get tired cracking
nuts with their teeth"
Alberta. we will be AT the tunnel In
about half a minute. and you won't get
any money II you don't stop that chat
ter"
Silence for almost half Alock. Then
I'm a new note OF anxiety Alberta begins
again, Say. papa, aren't you going 10
give me that nickel2'
mot II you don't keep quiet TIL we
get TO the tunnel"
but I'm keeping quiet now, amt I
papa?"
The car now swung around the last
curve that leads down 10 the tunnel
you see we've almost reached the tun-
mel and haven't read three consecutive
words in the paper" the father said.
what does consecutive mean?' Alber-
IA asked
1T means that little girls shouldn't ask
so many questions"
"But. papa. you're going 10 let me nave
that nickel. amt YOU? You are, aren't
you?" she pleaded as the car glided down
the incline into the whitewashed tunnel.
Aren't you. papay'
yes. OF course anything 20 keep YOU
yuiet, Alberta You ask moro questions
than any other child on the North Side
Now. | want you to keep quiet
"Sav papa." returned the incorreible
Alberta. ''how do you know | ask more
questions than any other child on the
North Side2 Who told you that | asked
more questlons?" Chicago Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

matically. and so closed this topic
She wriggled around 70 her old place
and laid her cheek against his arm.
Say papa, do you suppose Aunt Mary il
he glad 10 see us?'
Eyes. OK course she will"
what do you suppose she'll have for
dinner2 wish she'd have baked sweet
potatoes. don't you. papa2" The father
was buried IN an editorial on street-car
franchises. Papa, do you really think
well have baked sweet Dotatoes?'
Eyes. sure
"can cat all want to7 You don't
care how many I eat. do your
mo. I don't: but I wish you would
stop talking for one block. I'll give you
a nickel II you won't speak I'LL we come
to the tunnel"
Five cents is the same as a nickel.
isn't IT, papa"
Eyes. Just the same"
81 believe I'll buy some marshmallows
with my nickel or some yellow chalk.
Which would you buy, papa?'
~ would buy just what l wanted most.
Now. keep quiet while | read my paper.
"Where do they make yellow chalk?'
ANY place"
II wonder II I could use white chalk
for powder when I get growed up. Say,
papa. Addie Whitley. that lives across
the street from US. just powders an awful
lot Do you spose she ever washes her
face too2"
ives. But II YOU don't watch well he
at the tunnel before you stop asking
questions"
II amt going 10 ask another question.
papa. but I wonder how they ever made
n tunnel2 should think the water would
have come IN when they was making n.
Would the men get drowned II the water
come in when they was digging the tun-
mel. papa?"
Alberta. aren't you ever going 20
stop?' the exasperated parent exclaimed.
laying down his paper you are enough
10 drive a man crazy"
do folks ever get crazy on street
carts. papag'
No answer from the father. She snug
cicd closer and looked up inta his face
doubgfully You don't really mean that
YOU are soing 70 so crazy, do you papaG'
This las, in tone OF real fear.
'sNo Alberta, 7 don't"
"But. papa, II you did 90 crazy ard
went to an asylum, spose me and
Aunt Mary would come 10 see you
wouldn't we?"
u suppose so. II the doctors would let
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

high speed as tho conditions Of traffic
ana municipal regulations permit and az
less cost than that OF horses.
rneir chief drawback has been the
frequency and the sl0wness OF repairs,
but with allowance for loss from these
breaks in regular service. several mer-
chants that have tried them on COM
siderable scale side by side with ordi-
nary vans agree that they are tho more
economical by 10 per cent
mo introduction Of The automobile Ire
20 the United states WAS first made mo-
ticeable by a number OF the Newport
fashionable colony who made their ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

battery box.
The running gear is composed ~ four
wheels instead of TWO. and their appear
ance o. striking
Another striking departure from ordi'
nary practice is embodied in the ar
raneement or tEo front wheels as driv-
ere. the vehicle being stored by the
rear wheels Bach cab IS fitted VITA two
two-horse-p0wer electric motors. one "
which is geared 10 each driving wheel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
uEAnACHE CURED

and It's cause permanently removed with
Or. David's Liver pills. They not only
act at once on the digestive organs.
causing the food 20 properly ssstm!lats.
but they thoroughly remove all oostruc-
tions and accumulations In the stomach
and bowels and thoroughly stir the liver
10 a proper action and keep II perform.
ing lts functions ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

ON All TOPICS OF THE DAY, TOGETHER WITH VALUABLE
AND TRUSTWORTHY DATA AND COMPARISONS, BEARING ON
THE AGRICIU COMMERCIAL AND ALL CHANNELS OF
TRADE FOR THOSE ABOUT TO OPEN BUSINESS NEGOTIATIONS
I'M ANY OF THE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
KOCHAJMY
move ojc6w naszych,

Najg}6wniejszem znamie~
MEM kazdej narodowosci jest
jezyk. Przez jezyk nasz ma
bralismy w]asciwej nam &C.
chy, a to z nadania prawa
Bozego O rozma;toSci W
przyrodzie.
Jezyk Jest spusc'zna po
ojcach naszych. tkwi W SER
each tetni " krwi naszei
Jest nam nadsnym przez
prawo boze i prawo przyro~
dzone Jezyka ami narodo.
wosci ME wybieralismy sobie
dobrowolnie. lecz przyniesl;s.
my go ma SWAT dopustu
wyzszego przeznaczenia.
Przez jezyk nasz jestesmy
Po]akami i ME wolno nam
porzucat go, a imae sic ja~
kie)kolwiek obcej mowy.
Nova jako spuScizna po
oicach naszych to skarb
najdrozszy i tax jest po-
trzebna jak powietrze,
kt6rem oddychamy.
lynn jezykien, dzietmi
jeszcze bedac. poczelismy
movie i SWAT vitae, i tym
samym jezykiem pozegnamy
SWAT um;erajac;; przeto:
jak niepodobna Jest odrazuu
pozbyt sic mowy, tax tel
zbrodnia " obec prawa natu-
ry byloby usi}owat zap;erat
SIC lub W niej ME ksztalcit
sic.
Nova nasza jest dzwiecz.
na; W niej wszelRie uczuci:
lradosci lub b6lu wyrazit U
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

miemy;; lest bogata :
piekna.
Jezykiem polskim m6wi
przesz}o 20 milion6w ludzi.
pom'mo ze ME lie, jest iezykiem
urzedowym. Literature polska
liczy przeszlo 1oo. 900 dzie},
ME liczac pomniejszych wy.
dan, i W rzedz;e literatur
slowiahskich pierwsze zajmu
je miejsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
.yzsza szkola polska
W chicago.

Cd szescu lat istnial W
prawdzie W Chicago polski
wyzszy zak]ad naukowy prey
koSciele sw. Stanislawa Ko-
stki, lecz przystepny prawie
wylacznie tylko dla mlodzie-
zy chicagoskiej. a ! dla tel
zak}ad ten byl: wiecej nauko-
wy, niz wychowawczy.
w tym jednak roku pozy-
ska} 6w 7aklad wspanjaly.
gmach, W kt6rym wszystko
z pozytkiem i wygoda bedzie
urzadzone d.; 2 pr6cz tego
kierown,cy beda mieszkali W:
tym samym gmachu, przez co
mad internatem mad ws<yst~
kimi uczniami bedzie MONA
czuwae z podw6jna gor]iwos
cal pozytkiem.
Silly nauczycielskie dosko-
male, plan nauk ulozony od~
poviednio do rozkladu szk6e
amerykahskich, z uwzgledz;e
MEM naszych potrzeb narodo-
wych.
Istnieje vice zaklad ten
bardzo i oddawna oczekiwa~
ny. Coz wiec nam Polakom
wobec tego wypada? 0t6z
poprzec wszelkiemi silami ]
sposobami, azeby to dzie}o
nam. folakom zaszczyt przy~
noszace, coraz to wiec2j sic
rozwijalo i azeby wysz'o "a
chwa}e Boga a nam tulaczom
TX.
ma pozytek i zadatek lepsaej
przyszlosci.
Cd Was, Bracia Polacy,
zalezy, azeby ten zak'ad
wzma gal sic tax W Eczbe
uczni6w, jak we wszelkie
potrzeby naukowe.
Me potrzeba ma to osob-
nych far, ale tylko naufa,
MIA przychylnosci wszystkich
braci, iakiegokolwiek by byli
stronnictwa czy tam organiza-
cyl. Boo przeciez ME jest to
dzielo tel lub aowej partyi,
stronnictwa j t. d.. ale zak}ad
polski, dzielo polskie a prze-
dewszystkiem katolickie. Q
to zaufanie, Q te przychylnost
|uprzejmie prose- zapewniam,
lie sic Mkt ME zawiedzie.
Kazdy, kto Cd tel chwili
posyla syna swego do zakla-
du inn'ej nared edowosc', sprze- =
niewierza sic sprawie polskiej,
!!oszukuje lraatke Ojczyznes,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

PARYZ. Process

. PARYZ. Process H
kapitana Dreyfu!sa !!
rozpocznie sic W Rem
nes 9 Sierpnia.
Oswiadczono urze-
downie, re sad wojen-
ny " Rennes rozpa-
try wac bedzie jedy-
ME sprawe "borde-
reau' a. poniewaz
takoWe zosta1o ME-
watpIiWie sfalszoWa-
nem, uniewinnienie
Dreyfusa stanoWl
rzecz pewn2. Partyi
antydrey eyfusist6w 10
stanie zadany przez
to clos SIN iertelnv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

NJ NIEA. -ksiadZ
Gregorio Agipay sta
ra> sic W porozumie-
niu z powstahcami
uwolni6 duchoWieh-
stwo ma Filiplnach z
pod wo}ywu hiszpah-
skich .bisklEl1upjw.O Ky .Og}o-
sit proklamacya, W
kt6rej sobie przy VIA
szczy} tytu} general
nego wikarego i W
kt6rej wzywa ksie zy
W obwodach, ME
znajdujacych sic pod
kontrola Ameryka-
now, azeby nie zwa-
zali ma przepisy kos
cielne i regu}y klasz~
torne. Arcybiskup
og}osil list pasterski,
W kt6rym oSwiadcza,
ze AgripaY zostat ex-
komunikowany. Ta
okolicznosc przyczy-
Mia sic do zaostrze-
MA stosunk6wliedzy
Fillpiiczykami a pra-
wowiernem. ducho-
wienstwem.
Arcybiskup zagro-
zif ekskomunika wy
dawcom gazet, kt6re
ogiaszaja sprawozda-
MIA z zebrah prote-
Astant6w i mason6w.
Jedna z gazet amery-
kahsk,ch przestrzega
arcybiskupa, azeby
ME sia1 niezgody reli-
gijnej, gdyz W prze-
ciwnym razie costa
ME z wyspy Luzon
wydalony.
DOminikanie "a
cell wydawac gazette
"Libertas" kt6ra be.
die stawa}a " obro.
ME ich interes0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

IA mtejszym proboszczem Ks
wv. a. MlynarczYkiem 4 pa
.|pem J. a. Surdlem, ktory
dawniejj .byl redaktorem
J. Przegladu Polskiego "
Scranton, Pa, a obecnle jest
farmerem " Niedolipiu. rs. S..
Mlynarczyk zarzuca p!Surdlo-
wi, ze psuje patronizowanym
|przez niego kolonizatorcm
interes. Istotnie tez pan
Surdel napisai list do ks.
Bronislawa Jankowskiegos W
Whine, " Kanadzie, kt6-
rego wynika. ze on rodak6w
z Kanady, majacych chet
os;edlic sic W Niedolipiu,
l;stownie Cd tego odstrasza -
A mimo to, jak slyszymy,
grunta W Niedolipiu So wiele
tlepsze. anizeli W okol cy
kanadyjskiego wilma, gdzie
prawdziwa jest Syberya. Luz
die, kt6rzy juz Cd 40 lat ma
g6rach i piaskach dokola
Wilma gospodaraja, do dzisiaj
do n;czego ME doprowadzili'
MILWAUKEE, Wis.
Emerytowany kaplan ks
LewandoWsk' m'eszka oOec
me we win I'D koncu Nl'.e4e''
uhc! lNr' llio)' Ks a.
om'etana zas PfzeDy"a 'efaz
u KS. Orutzy eoi' Lincoln
| O Nf:1.l To.1o
q ! aVes' = Mlche' n'us1kd
.,.:,; -;
SEM wielkiego chicago
skiego Zjednoczenia odbedzie
bu1ralo' ~ :
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Pan Wendt, reczyciel L. r.
S. Ettera, kt6ry okradl
uc ekt, musi zaplacie "a nie-
go 900 dolar6w.
N1EZALEzNA REroRne
Chicaooska redagu.e obecuie
| dawn;eiszv' redaktor zvdow-
|skieeo ..Kronid}a', N.K.
Zlotnick;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
AMER YkA

WASHINGTON, D. G.
Minister v ojny Alger zmuszo-
ny byl pcd.iekowac "a ten
urzad, Z powodu r6znych
bled6w, jake popelnil przzy
prowadzeniu wojny ma Kubie.
/ "a Fllipinach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

e WIAI
schodzi drogi q prawej
| |powin''en De v sum'en'u na<
tenn zastad dowit.
!! Do KJIllegium moze by
przyjety kpedy uczed kt6ry
ukodcz'yl IS, "a klase jake
szkoly puBliiclznej i lub parafia7l::
katolickief umie czytaf r PC
Uczniolie. kt6rzy ME 50
" interndeie, p}aca 50 oe
m'esit. czn4
| UcznioJ ie zamieszkaii v
internac e proczo pieki rodzi-
cielskiej. 'naja: mieszkanie
wikt, prahe, nsdzor ! pomoe
" nau:kach, "a co placi sif
s175,oo rocznie, pr6cz wydat
tk6w ma ksiazki. Pr6cz tege
zwraca sic baczna uwage ns
wycho'Wa piie' towarzyskie:
Sc onii zawsze. W czasie
posi}kui zabawy, pod okiem
.nauczycieli. ! prze}ozonych.
Wpisy @uezni6w do ko}e-
gium odbywaja sic " 3 ostat-
mich dniach SierpnIa.
| Rok sszlfpl'ny : & ~ rozpoczynasie
e. e. 1dniem .Igo. Wrzesnia. I: e
| We Wsaystkich sprawaeh
dotyczacych kolegium zg|a-
szat SIC nale1y do rektora
pod adresem:
Rev. ]. Kruszydski,
Cor. Noble & lngraham SITS.
Chicago, Ill
u NiW POlskich
W .AMERYCE.
Z DYECEZYI SCRAN-
ETONSKIEJ KS, Nowickj
proboszcz para6i polskiej "
Plymouth, Pa, przeniesiony
ma takie samo stanowisko dc
ENanticoke, Pa. = KS. Dut.
kiewicz. proboszcz parahi
sw. Tr6icy W Nanticoke,
pos}any ma probostwo parafll
polskiej do Pr ceburga. Pa.
1lecz. dotychczasowy proboszcz
tel parafi ks. lwanowski
! podobno ME chce mu sic
usunac z plebanii. Ten ksiadz
Iwanowskiwo wog6le bardzo zle
sic sprawowal ]ako proboszcz
W Priceburgu. Gorszace jego
}akomstwo stworzyto tam
gmine niezalezna. Sknera
nawet poczciwemu organiscie
swo;emu- Jozefowi Golu-
szezynskiemu zatrzymai kill
kunssto- miesieczne akcyden-
sa.
CENZOR Zwi9zku Naro- :
dowego skiego pan Theo.
NJ, Helihski ozen J sic 2
panna Anna Zeman " Ch'ca
90. Czeszka
| w NIEDOLIPIU, v
| P6lnocnynl Michiganie, ME
/ daleko pranicy Kanadv. tocz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

MADRY Kr6-
Iowa hiszpahska, oba-
wlajac sic rozruch6w
W stolicy, przen1os}a
sic do twierdzy mad
morskiej San Seba-
stian.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

~ : - .'.--.' =. --. ].
ANIERY
WASHINGTON, D. {.
Minister v wojny Alger Z zmuszo-
my byi pcd,iekowae "a ten
urzad, q powodu r6znych
bled6w, jake popelnil przy
prowadzeniu wojny ma Kubie
/ / "a Fllipinach. Il.
WASHINGTON, j ] D. c.
bNowy minister wojny Eliko
Root obejmie sw6J urzad "
dn;u ! Sierpnia. w Poniedzia-
lex naradzal on sic tu z panem
prezydentem Nc Kinley
wzgIedem swego nowego
Iurzedu. ~ Root jest z zawodu
adwokatem. Ley lat 81.
MIL WAUKEE. - Stra-.
zakowi pozarnemu Haley,
ktory znalazl smiert podczas
pozaru W h ,telu !, Grace" "
dnju 18 Lipca, wyprra;a:wiloE1n[roe' ono.
wspanialy pogrzeb. Poranieni
podczas tego samego wypad-
ku sta7acy, " Hczbie 16. .po-
wolf powr aca..a do qdrowia.
w CLEVELAND, O.,
strajk oficyalist6w Cd kolei
ul'cznych staJe sic corsz
grozniejszym. Strawberry
bomba rozsadzili ksre, przy
czem czterech pasazer6w ciez-.
k'e odnioslo rany
ADMIRAL Dewey dopie-
70 S Sierpnia odp}ynie z
austryackiego miasta poltor
wego I'rlyes {, ma pok}ad:zie
.slawnego:: z;wgyciesk -okrftu
Olympia. Jest on wielk;m
przyjacielem bawiaccgo "
Tryescie austryackieg adrai- adm
rala Tegethof, kt6ry " roku
1866 pobil sprzymierzonych
z Prusakami Wloch6w wb t.
we pod LISA, ma Morzu
EAdryatyckiem.
Zapytany. co sadzi Il Q kon.-
Iferencyi pokoiu, oswiadczyl,
ze Stany Zjednoczone mialy
sposobnosc przekonae sic, co
znaczy ME mice woiska stale.
go, gdy wypada prowadzid
woine, Zamiast myslet 9 O..
rozbro;eniu sic, zam6w'li 40
nowych okret6w lime mo-
|carstwa ME postapia inaczej.
KS. FRYDERYK ELS.
..kl|'t6ry po smierci biskupa
Vertina byl administrat atorem 3
dyece, VI Soult St. g. Marie 81. 81
m arnuett znstal nianowanv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
TELEGRAMY y.

MANILIA.; Fl
lipihska junta pre-
nios}a swojs gl6wna9
kwaterez Hong Kong
ma wyspe Labuan,
bedaca pod protekto-
ratem Anglii a polo :
iona szeS6 mil cd
Borneo. W Hong
Kong amerykahscY
urzednicy mogli OBJ
serwowa6 junte, kt6ra
wskutek tego ME
mogla powstahcom
posyla6 broni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

N1EZALEzNA REFoRMes
Chicagosk4 redagu;e obecnie:
dawniejszy redaktor zydow-
skiego ,,Kropidla'' N. <.
Zlotnicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

: NIEZALEzNY polski
pryczer Papo6 opuscii swojja
trzode W Milwaukee, zabie-.
rajac .ze soba tylko iedne.
owieczke (plci zedskieD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

w N1EDOLlPlU, "
P6lnocnynl Michiganie, ME
daleko granicy Kanady,t toczy
Sc gorszaca walka mic sdzy
Arizona republican., 1899-07-09
Mines and MininQ

two-foot vein of sulpkide ore consid-
 erable stock was sold upon the pre-
 sentat:On of it's product in the east.
 The claims were never ownsd by the
 SpenaZuma company; the stockbuyers
 were acquiring property which they
 supposed belonged to the company but WAS. as a matter of fact. simply
 he'd under a bond. When the bond expired the claims went back to the owners. The stock did not go back at all. The ore from the seyenty-foot shaft was kept on the dump, as it was too low grade to slip. and it was good bait for prospective stockbuy=rs-
 This company published 2 full page advertisement in the New York Mail and Express supplement in which the statement was made ',hat it possessed seventy-fivs miles of wagon zoads and mountain trails and hld built up l camp of 500 people. The truth is that there are no trails but those made by the Apache Indians and packers, and a wagon road was built from gutch 90 the mill for the purpose Of hauling machinery to be put in place. At the present time there are but three men employed at the Spena- zuma camp, and when the article re- farred to appeared there were less LQau LNGHLg g-uN6 peOpIo lHoIO- H@ sta'temen;s made by the company were lies. Its clSim as to ere values were ridiculous. The company made bold assertions which t could not substa1- tate IL received money under false pretenses. and it should be punished from head to foot This charge The Republican made in it's first expose Of the SpeuaZuma, and the company does not dare deny it. Quotations were made al the time from its prospectus. and it .,s needless to repeat those statements here.
 The gold claims Of the SpaEazuma company are located about twenty miles from Black Rock on tEe western slope of the Graham mountain. There the company has located thirty or forty claims, the most of them barrsn of mineral, and but one, the MocEiGg Bird, containing any present value. The claims are for the most part To- catei on the mesa at the p:nching out of a g. Eeat Assure which contains some veins farther up on the moun.ain. Judge D0ry M0TI15 w2s the first man to enter the Clark Cfs- trict and his famous YUl5a Dam eEL1 attracted the Soenazuma people. Judge Morris does not like the in truCars. He has warned them -to k5ep on their own s.de Of the gulch If they would avo-d trouble. In the e1st the Speraz1ma people have circulated the repc9t that they have gained pos session of the Morris group of hines,
Arizona republican., 1899-07-09
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

l published reports how Dr. LGoW ; treatment differs in any respect from the anti-toxin method exploited so thoroughly by. other scientists in the
 last few years. The idea of the ant toxin treatment is to isolate the .ph-
 theria or other germs and cultIv2 te { them until they produce the poison fla tai to themselves, and to inoculace the
 patient wi-t1 this fluid in 1he e-1-iy stages of the disease The oasic ldea
 of Dr. Loew's method is said to be the securing of class of enzymes which are produced by the bacteria that pro
 duce the disease" and the introduc-
 ton Of the pure enZyme" into tbe nu- man system So as to kill the disease germs without injuring the patian5.
 Scientists have for some -ears be- lieved that it was the OverpI oduc-lon of certain aufi-5JXlu which caused diseases like cypho4d fever t0 idn cheir course and die out Of the system if the patient survived beyond ! given time The bacteria are supposed to be killed by the ferment they produce. The cultiyating of ehis fermsnt has been studiously followed in the Chicago health department within the last year or two, and in certain eases the serum thus obtained has seemed to justify the claims made as to its curative properties. The latest experiments n this city with the anti-coxin treatment of d.phtheIia is indicated that the principle was correct. though the fnjec- tiOn of the serum into the ve.ns Of the patient was often attended with other dangers scarcely less than that of tha disease itself
 It may be that Dr. Loew has discOv- cred some Improvement on the anti toxin treatment, but If so the corres- pOndert who writes of it to a Chicago paper has carefully concealed the fact behind his own ignorance He merely giveS a new name to something al- ready widely known under the nama of anti-toxin. IL is said that Dr. Loew has found that enzymes of certain dis eases will kill not only their parent germ, but also the germs of othe- dis eases. There is no corroboration. howsVer. of this interesting statement. Until his friends can produce some more palpabIe evidence on the subject Dr. Loew's great discovery will be widely discounted by his fellcw sci Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-09
A TIMELY WARNING.

Governor Murphy's pconunc- -amentO against fake mining schemes n gsn- eral and che Spenazuma and va Verde copper companies in particular, has aroused a lively discussion as to the exped:ency of such action An official announcement of such . character IS certainly unusual, but that is not say ing tha- it is i'll advised Objection 70 it is we think, based upon pa t-sau grounds which will have little weight with intelligent people. The Phoenix Republican, Tucson Citizen and Silver Belt were frs to denounce fraudulent mining schemSs, and the stand talk n by the papers probably influenced, t u did not suggest, the governors action. There is a vast difference between ] company organized to honestly develop and operate mining property with money subscribed by the stockholders who fully understand the conditions and are willing to assume the risk of such an enterprise, and a scheme pro- noted by speculators who grossly ms represent the holdings in order to un- load the stock upon credulous people The latter is a criminal conspiracy and tha tnstigatOrS should be prosecu-ed as criminals. Arizona presents the most inviting field for copper mining of any state or territory in the UnlOa and rkis coupled with the fact that many fortunes have been made during the past year or two in copper share, renders it OmparativeIy easy 10 1Icat almost any kind of a copper mining scheme on the eastern market, wi.h- out regard to the worth of the alleged mines.-Ar;Zona Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-09

we sit and smoke, yam and talk of our
 future. cur Ecs5es 2II ambl-icls. and
 Esed 1 say 1t, of our loved ones at hone. We are Ike brothers. and Ia hcnesick mood is respected Our c-'-k is an tAmericanized" Cainanla-,
 whom we pay S35 per month Our
 1hree toys and co2chman receive SS ger mC1,l each, Mexican money. Cur barber cones every morning and gives Us from to 8 o'clock: we pay him s10 Ter nlarth. Mexican ucnsy. In our stables we have tE'-t native hcrses.
 We emerge from our mosquito can Optes about e.30 ir cha morning After 2 shower we lounge in GIT easy chairs, swapping falzaho0ds. til o'clock We breakfast in our psjamas. then dress and drive tC- cur respective offices. Al 12:So We lunch and at 6:30 dine. The evenings are spent as individual in cliIatiCn distates. one read or write. some visit friends CT in fu.l dress v5sit Spanish senor5eas 10 while the even ing away i1 music and song Our household cares are few. Beycad CUTS ing the boys occasionally for a a-st tie. a misplaced article Cf clothing or poorly polished shoe, our home life is one of ease and com13-t.-Manila Freedom.