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through necessity, are taking more liberal ly of raw cotton at figure that will not earn for them any profit. For as we have heretofore pointed out, 10A-cent cotton on the basis of 31sc for print cloths means a loss to the mill of 9se every pound or cotton worked into cloth. It is for this req son, therefore, that buyers find prices against them.
 The Chronicle report for the week, issued last evening, would indicate that picking has made rapid progress, though prospects for an average yield are found wanting, some disappointment being experienced In the outturn of the yield in different sec tions of the belt Receipts, nevertheless, and notwithstanding the fact that planters are giving their entire attention to the gathering of the crop, continue to run Tree. For this week we estimae port receipts at 325 OO0 against 309,0 900 last week and 25l,OOO last year. The amount brought into sight the current week of last year and which we will compare was 417000, year before last 525,OOO and 424.O00 in 1897. Spots are generally quiet, with little business doing Liverpool closed 1-32d down on spots, 4OOl bales. futures 26l3-64d down.
 New Orleans opened unchanged from last night December 9.65. sold off to 9.63 but on covering of the shorts over Sunday the market closed points up from the lowest of the day. Spots here are quiet and un- changed, sales, including f. o. b. 145O; mid ding 10Ac
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Birmingham City Bonds

Fruits and Produce Rutter-white clover, pound prints, Hc; EIein (standard) 23c; best creamery. 5c; Mississippi best grade, 23c; country 13G1 15c.
 1r,rh potatoes Guc per bushel. Sweet potatoes, $1.50 per bushel. Czrepes-Concord. lztsc per small basket and 1sc per large basket
 Annles S2 25Gp3. .00 per barrel. Pears-Kiefer, $1.75G200 per barrel Bananas, 75690c per bunch. Lemons $2.50@4.5O 50.
 Poultry - Best friers, 25c; medium, 1sD onc. hens, BOG; ducks, 2O025c. Eggs, 15c.
 Onions, 1hc per pound.
 Cabbage, 1A@112c per pound. Turnips-11sc per pound.
 i, ocai stapIs CrorerIes F,our-Best patent, A.65; half patent. s4.00. c1v Eoffee-Green, 1zQ1315c; Arbuckie's pack .ges. SIS. 30; Lion packages. $12.3O. Lard, SEC basis.
 Meats-Clear ribs sides, S2s; bacon bellies ,,c. dry salted bellies, 91sc; best hams. 1ec. . Fo,,r x hams l1c; California hams. 8c. hreakfast bacon, 12hc. MoIs MoIssses-Centrifugai. i5Q25c; supar house. 2Oa35c; Georgia cane, 35@36c. Rice-41kc; fancy, 7c.
 Corn-Mixed, 58c: white. 59c Meal-Jim Dandy, 96c; Joe Darter 92c Hay-Choice timothy, s1S.00; No. l, a7.Do: clover mixed, sl8.oo; prairie. S11.0o. Oats-Mixed, 35c; white, 36c. Rran-Mixed, s17.0O; pure wheat s1B.0O. Cotton seed meal, s22.5o.
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IiXernooi Cutton Market

Liverpool, October 6.-Cotton: Spot, quiet; prices easy; American middling fair, 6 13- 16d; good middling, 15-32d; middling, 1-32d; low middling, 7-32d; good ordinary, Sgd; ordinary, 5Ad. The sales of the day were 4000 bales, including 3400 American; none for speculation and export Receipts, 10000 bales, including $500 American.
 Futures opened and closed quiet. Ameri- ican middling, L. M C.: October 5.57d5. 5S buyers; October November, $40 sellers; Nc vember-December, 5.35 sellers; December January, 5.31Q5.32 sellers; January Febru- ary 5.2S95.29 sellers; February March, 52G buyers; March-April, 5.24 buyers; April May, 5.22d5.23 buyers; May-June. 5.21@5 22 sellers; June-July, 5.2O sellers; July-kssust, 5.13 value.
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posters. Now for the information or the above experts will state so they VII Hnom s no not to tell any more lies, except they uo so wilfully and maliciously, that until l coin , menced to exclusively treat prIVa.e tha eases as speciality I was memper oi s.nv State Medical Association; also .secrela. or the Culman County Medical society ano one of It's board of censors, or meoicai aminers. (See Transactions of MeolcsI ,i1, A sociation of Alabama. 1887, for proof). I Will still give special attention to private trou- : oles, and also treat at my office paeiemry % ray with any disease they may trust 'o iA' care.
 refer you with permission to First T"s Es- tional Bank Alabama National Bank, Sei ferson County Savings Bank ana 's Steitsor sor Bros, Bankers, as to my responsibility TOT my contracts. cure many patients py n.aH treatment, Write for prices and terms zeu dress Dr. Y, E. Holloway, 1S01h Seconu avenue Birmingham, Ala.
 Office, Second avenue and Eighteenth opposite postoffice.
 Office hours, S3O a. m to 5:30 D.. m. sun days 10 a. m. to 12 m.
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Sugar aad Coffee

New York, October 6..Sugar-Raw sugar steady fair refining A, centrifugal. 96 de- grees test, AZ, molasses sugar A. Refined quiet; No. 6 5.2O, No. 5.1O, No 5, No: 20. No. 10 4.S5, No. Il 4.S0, No. F 4.75 No 13 4.75. No IA 4.70, standard A 555, corffec- tjoners' A 5.55, mould A 500, cut loaf and crushed 6.15, powdered 5.S5, granulated 5'75 cubes 5.9O o,,
 Coffee-spot Rio quiet; No. invoice SA Mild quiet; Cordova 9aq16.
 The market for coffee futures openee steady. with prices unchanged to points higher. and ruled fairly active and gener ally steady on covering following better than expected European advices and large warehouse deliveries. The demand was checked by continued heavy receipts at RiC and Santos and slack spot demand; closed etaadv net unchanged Total sales 2275( haas, including: October 71oQ7 .15, Novem' Der 7.2O, December 7.25@7 30, January g- 7;S0 7c March 745, May 7.35@7. 60, July 7.65Q7.7O.
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! aIiy stateuel

Caveston-Quiet; middling 1cc; receipts 669l; stock 96494.
 Mobile-Tirm; mddlins 10c; sales 400; re- ceipts 639 stock 2126.
 Savannah-Easy; middiing 10c; sales i3; receipts Il ,39S: stock G9G99.
 Charleston-Steady; middlng 10c bid; re- ceipts 2796: stock 2, 2,6S4.
 Wilmington-Firm middling 10Ac; re- ceipts 4317; stock 23,603. Norfolk-Steady; middling 10 5-16c; sales 4s6; receipts 5S35; stock 23.624.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling 10Ac; stock 1882.
 Boston-Quiet; middiins 1o24c; receipts, net, 160; gross 4153.
 Philadelphia-Frm; middling 111sc; stock 1500.
 St. Louis-Quiet middling 10 3-16c; re- ceipts 1882; stock Il, ,S56
 Memphis-Steady; middling 10 3-16c; re- ceipts 36S7, shipments 1915; sales GOO; stock 31, ,161.
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LITTLE VARIATION
 IN COTTON MARKET Trading Was Comparatively
 Tame During Session. LIVERPOOL CABLED ORDERS Conflicting Ideas on Coming Govern ment Report and Fears of Another Frost Naturally Created Uneasi-
 ness on Both Sides
LIVERPOOL CALLED ORDERS

New York, October 6.-The cotton market opened steady, with prices unchanged to 4 points lower, after which there was very little variation. Trading was comparative ly tame during the entire session, with business consisting chiefly of professional settlements as matter of precaution. Con- ficting ideas on the coming government re- port and increasing fears of another frost naturally created uneasiness of both sides, particularly there was nothing in the way of influential new factors upon which to found fresh conclusions or to strengthen existing convictions.
 Liverpool went off more than expected and cabled selling orders to this side. Small receipts and further shortening of crop estimates. however, enumerated the effect of the foreign news. Then, too, the advances from spot cotton centers of the South conveyed the impression that sellers were inclined to demand higher prices, while exporters and Northern spinners were eager to increase lines already accumulat- ed. As the session progressed selling fell off to unusually slim proportions and prices varied scarcely a point from the initial figures. The indications pointed 10 continued reductions in the receipts in the interior and to failure of September pre- dictons for a record movement ill October to materialize.
 The week end statements from cotton mills were encouraging whole, noting an improved demand and upward tendency of prices. The market closed steady, with prices net 2q5 points higher.
 New York, October 6.-Cotton steady; middfing 105s. gross receipts 3741 bales stock 36,307.
 Total today: Net receipts 49,S47, exports to Great Britain 32,493, exports to France Si00 to the continent 2500, stock io2, S21.
 Consolidated statement Net receipts 49,- BAY, exports to Great Britain 3249S, exports to France S400, to the continent 2500. ss
 Total since September l: Net receipts 92G,- 7SS, exports to Great Britain M1Gl5, exports to France 5S 757, to the continent 214,G00.
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Cotton Letter

Cotton Letter
 Fairchild & Hobsons Cotton Letter to IT
 D. Cothran & Co.
 New Orleans, October 6.-During the past seven days cotton futures have gained about $1 bale, while spot cotton Increased Mc or about 50 cents bale. While there has been no marked improvement in the demand for dry goods the past week, the output of the finished article was small. and in consequence the limited inquiry that was in existence served to reduce the small available supply of manufactured goods to almost baroness. The fact that the overland movement increased 16,0O0 bales over the previous weeks millward movement would indicate that spinners,
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nurnhp 4 Cnmnany,s Cotton Letter

New York, October 6.-Cotton in Liver nool closed 1-S2d lower for spots and three points down on futures, whlcn was uls- annointing Last weeks receipts at ports were only SSO90OO bales, against estimated 325, GOO bales, and the interior movement was only 226.000 bales against 22S,0OO bales fine preyious week, and 257,00O a year ago. Liverpool bulls, however, are inclined to take profits whenever demands subsides' but Liverpool and New Orleans continues bullish on small crop views
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Dry Goods

New York; October 6-The week css->ss with business quiet in all lines of cotton goods. Buyers are not doing much beyond current requirements The tone continues strong throughout for all staple varieties Print cloths firm, with more demand for wide goods. Prints and ginghams firm, but quiet. Cotton yarns are active on new price schedule as this week by Southern spinners. Woolen and worsted yarns slow and irregular. Jute yarns strong, with more doing.
 New York Cotton Futures -.
 By Private Wire to H. D. Cothran & Co.
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stockhoIders, Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Birmingham Land Company Will be held in the city of Birmingham. Alabama. at the office of the Alabama Trust and Savings Company 2O07 First ave- nue, on Wednesday, the enth day of octo- for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year, to amend bylaws and for such other business as may come before the neeting. E. N, CULLOM,
 President.
 9-23 to 10-10
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SATURDAYS MARKETS.
Valuable Real Estate in Bessemer, Ala, for Sale

5,0OO-Grand Hotel; lot 100x14O; three sto- ries; 10 store rooms S20,000 Rebie Building; lot 100x10O; two stories; store rooms. $5oOO-Armory Building; lot 4Ox1OO; two sto- ries; 3 store rooms. These are all modern buildings well rented and are bargains at these prices. Terms, one-third cash, balance 1 and years at per cent.
 WILLIAM BERNEY 6 CO.,,
 2015 First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
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ment of the treasury balances in the gen. eral fund exclusive of the $150, ,000,0 900 gold reserve in the division of redeption shows: Available cash balance $i36, ,839, ,358; gold $S5, ,539 40
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ARRIVALS

No. l from Macon. Columbus. Albany. etc., 7:SO p. m
 No from Savannah, Macon Columbus, etc, p. m.
 Elegant through sleepers between Bir- mingham, Columbus, Macon and Savannah on Nos and L
 Connection is made at Savannah with the fast freight and luxurious passenger steamships of the Savannah line from and to New York, Boston and the East, Close connection at Macon with the Dixie Flyer for all points in Florida and Cuba.
 For more detailed information. beauti- fully illustrated matter, write or apply to SOLON JACOBS Commercial Agt JACK W. JOHNSON
 Union Ticket Agent.
 Birmingham, Ala. J. c. HALLE. Gen. Pass Agt.,
 F. H. HINTON. Traffic Manager.
 Savannah, Ga
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Financial
 ,-, Work October 6.--The Commercial .s,Sar,i.er,s London financial cableSram says: ,,,o.l,, ern, The stock market here was quietly nrm today London is buying Anacondas. Of gold f42, 600 has been taken for eXpor, to Egypt. Money was a little easier call loans being reduced to 1a per cent tline ,oonev to 2ib per cent. Silver was inclined to react somewhat
 Trade returns show an increase Of im- ports amounting to 6.5 per cent; exports have increased s.S per cent.
 Treasury Statement
 Washington, October 6.-Todays state
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DIR. Y. E, HOLLOWAY,
 Physician and Surgeon.

Young physicians
 and the lesser lights of the medical pro. fession, probably for the want of other
 practice, try to cre- ate the impression that they are expert in the treatment of private e diseases. They delight in tell ins people that doc- tors who advertise are quacks and im-
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Chicago Change

Chicago, October 6.-Wheat today closed a shade lower, corn a shade higher, oats unchanged and provisions 5Q12hc lower October pork advanced $2.50
 The leading futures ranged as follows;
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People who suffered with rheumatism have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and found lasting relief.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet; winter patents $3.90Q4. 10, straights s. .2O13 S0 clears s3. .2OGo3. 40, patents s. 60Q 410, straights S 1OGp3 60. No. spring wheat 7Gq7S15c, No. 2 red 7Ac. No. corn 407sc, No. yellow corn 41Q411bc. Mo- ? oats 22A@ 227sc, No. white 251a4261ac. No. white 2S2lQ25c. No. rye 5o4c. Fair to choice malting barley 546l60c. No. l faxseed &.5S, No. 1 northwestern $1.5S. Prime timothy seed $4.2OQ4.30. Mess pork, per barrel, $14. .50815 O. Lard, per 100 pounds, T.159 7.271s. Short rib sides, loose, %.90qS. 10. Dry salted shoulders, boxed 6AaGssc Short clear sides, boxed, sS, 40QS5O Whisky, basis of high wines, $1.A.
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New Orleans, October 6.-Cotton futures steady; October 9.90@J.91; November 9.72 @374; December 9.7OQ9.1; January 9n@ SIP; February 9.73GJ9.75; March 9.d1Gt9.1o; April 9.77@9.79; May 9.7SQ3. 80.
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Fine, pure tobacco and no flavor make Texie Cigar a magnificent smoke.
FOR RENT.

24O2 5th avenue, stone house, eight rooms. elegant in ap. poiutments. w. B. Leedy & CC.
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New Orleans Cotton Marke

New Orleans, october 6.-Cotton sales quiet; sales HOO; ordinary SAC; good ord- nary 9Hc; low middling 92sc; middling l0Hc; good middling 10tac; middlins talr 104tc; receipts IT 400; stock 161,522.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts 49,- 347; exports to Great Britain B, i9S; exports to France S4oo; exports to the continent 250O stock 452, S21
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G0TTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN,

All purchases and sales are made direct m the Exchange for which the order Is eCorrespondents-J H. Parker & Co.,; c. VI Iae X. Co.,; Purneu, Hagaman & Co, x.,, york: Fairchild & Hobson, New Or leans: Ware & Leland. Chicago
 References-First National Bank of Bir- Yningham; First National Bank Of Rome, Ga ,- 4.4
 TELEPHONE No. u45.
 snecial attention given to orders over telephone and orders sent from out of the city.
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K. D. COTKRAN & GO.

GHfembers of Chicago Board of Trade. Rooms and Alabama National Bank
 Building. Private leased wires to New York, New orleans and Chicago.
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By Private Wire to Murphy & Col
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Washington, October 6.-Today.s state
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
Ze Swiata.
PrzymusOwa ~prenumerata.

niuoOWo u oSo
Re Slow soryrny donos,a; Jedeu ,e
irodk6w. ktorym Rad mad,iarski STARE
sie zmadsiarysowao siowak6w, jss,
pr.ymus prenumsraty o.asopism ma
dsiarskioh lub slowaokich. duohu
madsiarskim w~ydawanych. 1 tax: mi
mister rolnictwa rospcrradssnism . dnis
% styo.nis 1897 r. !. 2O4 uo.ynil obo
W askowy dis wssystkith miast ! gmir
wisjskiob abonamsnt osasopisma me
plat" (Pismo ludowe). Rosumie Gle, &c
wsis slowaokis, " kt6ryoh Mkt jesyks
mad.iarskisgo ME sns, abonamentu nj
posyssjs, DO pisma ME potrzebuja' To
lob jednak cd sapfaosnia kwoty prsnu.
msrsoyjnej ME uwalnia, ks6rej soisg'
nieois IA rok bistaoy do 20 lissopsda
naka.al minister osobnem roEpor.ad.s
MEM do komitet6w, pr.ypominsJac IA.
rassm, as ma pr.ys.ios6 prenumsrata
must bye sloaona do kohos kwistnia. -
Prssoiwko tsmu naks.owi wniosay
spr.soiw nisks6re gminy, jak n. p.
Turcz, iw. Maroin, ale cry to pomo4e,
wolno wstpi6; ows.sm usna to rad
mad.iarski "a op6r wsad.y I kilku q
va ludsi po~rsadnych prsesle do Wa.
cowal..
- Niemifa przygOda zfOdzieja.
Kijowskle dxisnniki pisra: DO ks~s-
lsrskiego miss.ksnis pans X. zskraol
sic ,lodsisj Y. podo.as ME obscnofci
w'ascioisls, ME .doial jsnak MIC .nalsz6,
PROOF k~ompletnego ubran'a u. poc.aw.
s.y cd but6w, do o.apki, 1 cd kossul do
palta. A p~oniswas byi on lioho libra
nv, postsnowil wieo W cafkism prosty
spos6b xmieni6 ubranie : nieobssnym
%gospodar.sm missskanis. Pod psche
ws.ystkiego .abrat ME m6gt, DO wy
chod.so swr6oiiby tenn uwsge str64a,
.rss.ta ME ohcial tst wislkiej kr.ywdy
w~lsscisla. Ro.biera sic wiec .upsinie
70 swsgo ubrania, W tenn klucx "
dr.wisch .gr.ytnai. nTurecki swiety"
osmycbnas pod i6sko I tam musiai spe.
d.i6 kilka chwil jsk ma torturach, nim
pr.ychod.ish napowrot wys.sdi, leo.
nisststy, samknat drzwi "a SODA. Jsks4
byia ro.paOz biedaks, kisdy spostr.sga
brak ubrania " pokoju. Bowiem ow
drugi gosc byi takte .sod.isjsm. Me
s1oIetliwy ,iod.isj musiai sic 1sisc "
a%dsmowym stroju, dop6ki wiasoicisl
miesskanis ME wr6oif i ME wexwai DO.
lioji.
- ROk 1900 jskkolwisk na.ywa
sic rokiem swyoaaJoym, bed.ie wosls
ME szablonowym, jut chocby togo
powodu. as spor o to, osy samknie on
stulscis XIX ory bed1is .wisstunsm
wisku Xxx dotychc.ss ro.str.ygnissy
ME jest. Ale oproc. tsgo kalsndar.
roku 1900 obfituje " rosmsite, ola vile
Ia p~oasdans zapowiedsi. 1 tax wyka.
suje on 81 nisdIiel 1 SWAT - c.yli ty
let odpocIynkow. Ciesry sic tskzs
miodz, lubiacs zabawy l tahoe, gdya
ksrnswa' rapowiads psnowsnie swojs
az ma siedm tygodni. l ASTRONOMERS.
nych ro.rywek ME brak, gdyz W mad.
cbod.soym roku pr.ypadajs diva rac
misnia siofcs i jedno ksieaycs; ale W
Enropis wldsialns bye mote ,ylkc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

pres Kolumba. Ot64 p. Juliuss Mo.
rsau wykasujs " Bulletin de Ia So.
oiste gsographiqus", 70 k~rsjowoy nssy-
wall Ameryks s'refy g6r.ysts obscnsj
Nioar'g !, pomisdsy Juipalba . Liber
tad. Kolumb prsyisf to naswe ! poda-
je j. W swoim raporcis do Ferdynanda
Arsgohskisgo. Nisbawsm wisic o cd
kryoiu uo.ynionsm przss hiu.pan6w,
rosss.ia sic po Europe. W6wo.ss to
ksiegar. Sains.Die, Hylaoomylus,
kt6ry snai MOVIE krsje jedynis :. opisu,
wydanego " Z. 1850 Prise. Albsrika
Vsspuoi, q nile Amsrigo, wyobrszif 10.
bic, to nssws Amsryki poohodsi cd
imisnia Vespuoia. Dowodsii togo "
d.iels " roku 1909. To p~rsskonsnis
utrwaliao sic, to%wsrsys.s Kolumba juA
poumiersli ! ME byao komu saprsec.y6
faissywej pogaoscs. Utrsymaio sic do
dni nassych. Obsouie his.panie trace
osta'ni ~pr.ywilej, jski posiadali " No
wynn Swiscie. okazujs sic, as ME oni
60 oOhr.oili. Imie Amerigo bylo ego
IA nissnsne We Wioszeoh. Vsspuoi ma.
.ywai sie Albsrigo.
- Angielska sfuzba sanitarna.
w woj nie po.udniowo. feyk' II 'kisj bic
RE pc s,ronie snglslskisj q dsisi og6.
fsm 8e 600 solnisrxy, I. tego saI 1000
tofnier.y. pr.eioaOsonych jest do shut.
by prowiantowej, tslegrafic.nej I tran
~sportowej. Walo.soa o.et6 armji, o
bejmuje pieohote, k~awalsrje l artylerje.
Piechota skisda sic : Is bataljon6w,
kaady W sils 1000 Aolnisrzy = ofiosra
mi. Kawalsrja dsisli sic ma z pulk6w,
a artylerja IA 4 baterjs oieskis l Is ba.
tsryj polowych. Prsy kasdym oddsia
lie jest jsdsn lskar. pulkowy, kt6ry
rannym pierwssej udsiela pomooy 1 Ca
~ u.ersg aoinisr.y, kt6rych .adanism
jest ~prssnoslc rannyoh do ambulans6w,
albo do polowych srpitali. Wog6ls W
armji angislskisj jest 4b lskarsy, kt6-
rsy maja nistylko udzislac pierws.sj
pomocy rannym, ale tskAe odpowie.
dsialni % IA stan sdrowotny powisr.o.
nyOh sobie odd.iaa6w. Kompanja trap
sportows pr.y kssdsj brygad.is, skla.
dsjacej Z kilku pufk6w 1 bataljon6w ",
obsjmujs 3 oficsr6w, IL sisrsantow
kaprali, A s.eregowoow I jsdnego ire
bsc.a. w naglsj potr.sbie pr.yd.isla
sic nadto do tel kompanji 3S lud.i /.
rarmy service oorps". Pos,spowanie
pr.y t%ransporOis rannyoh Masterpiece:
Dwie sekcjs trsgar.y pod komenda o
floera (saada sskoja skisda sic Z 4 ira
gsrsy l sisrzants) odnoszs spotkauych
ma p~obojowisku rsnnych najpierw do
pewnyoh punks6w zbiornyoh. Pc ma
iozsniu pisrwszyoh bandafy. pr,eoho-
dsa nsstepnie rsnni do ambulansow ",
gd.ie do.naja t%roskliws.ej JUL opiski, a
s,amtsd naJbardzisj ohoryoh pr.snosi
sic do sspitali polowych. S.pitals to
%ursadzons 60 prsswaanis ma sto l6tsk,
q " rasis potrssby dodajs sic do tspo
jesrc.s dalsIyoh 25, Kaada brygada
Posisds sw6j wiaspy sspital, kt6ry dale
sie bsrdso iatwo prrenosi6 = miejsoa ma
misjsos. Wog6ls ~fonkojonuje " vol.
ME IL takich srpitsl', q personal kaads.
60 : nich skiads sic prsedews.ystkism
: 8 lsksrzy ! kwatsrmistrs6w dalsj ii
sieraantow 1 ksprali, 20 srsrsgowoow .
nroyal medical corps 1 10 ssersgow
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-10

To KEEP YOUR YoUTH.-S)me au
shority on the subject has stated that
the only chemical difference between q
.irl Of sixties n and a woman Of sixty is
little charcoal and water. There is
no remedy for the ravages of time, but
he careful use of charcoal is certainly
most beneficial both to the complexion
md the temper. A charming woman
,nce said that the secret OF her social
.uccess was that she never allowed
lerself to stay in bad temper. When
be felt an attack coming on she imme'
iiately resJrted to the charcoal bottle,
and mixed teaspoonful of the drug in
glass OF water, snd heroically swal
lowed the dose. the effect produced is
most beneficial. The charcoal will cor
rect any slight attack of indigestion,
and will also make the skin very clear.
IC is not we'll, however, to use too much
charcoal, or too frequently, as an ex-
cess is apt TO clog the intestines. II
you feel out of sorts and in bad humor
try the remedy, and after dose every
night before retiring taken for three or
four evenings consult the mirror and
note the result.