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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Gin e%eipamotcr Sieb.

gu benz beriidtigten 9oIi5etipion
9i6pcq in 9aris trat zines Sdges elm
Menf4, Der ii4 linn ais pange6er" ots
f%ertrte.
r@as fannit bu9" fragte i'm @iOoeq
tur5.
8, febr bell" anttporttte Der nnbez
fannie, Der fi9 Sacqutn nunnte. r6irs
erfte berItebe i9 i.br portbeiIbdft eins
sutaufen, MAIDEN sic tinmdl ben 8erS
Iu9 nit mir"
rRun gut, bier baft Ou 10 Srunten,
bamit seb' auf ben Martt unb taufe
mir Stpei I6Dne SupaAine. Sd nil Ies
ben, ob BIZ etfpas Suites pd9tit."
Der 9ienIttbu.nbe ptrIprd6, balo
rpteber 5uriid gu f.in, uno our be-
itimmmten Stunbe bradt. er 8ioocq
ni6t nur atpsi prGdtise &upaun., ions
bern aud bi. Sebn Srurt.n tpt.ber, bic
er gum &ntauf berIelb.n erbaItsn
bate.
.8ortreffli6!" iagte Der PoIt3iit;
riebt eraG6le mir uber aud, mi. bu oas
angsfangen bait"
nSas babe i'd folg.nbermaBen Ses
ma6t. SD bub. mir BON .inem Be-
tannten, pel6sr 8ii9eniunge 1T, beIz
fen ipeiBe SADIE, Miib. unb Sragtprb
geborgt. Den Sorb fiIte i9 nit Steis
men unb Strob unb Obtnauf l.gte i9
fir feds Sous grim. 8emiiI., 10 frat
i9 su elmer 9efliig.lbGnbltrin, tdufte
unb besa6lte bic beio.n &apauue. Da
mein &orb aber iebr' I6p.r mar, uno
i9 ibn ni6t erIt abieben poIlte, bat i'd
bic SGnblerin, bus 9sfliig,l mir IelbIt
binsin5ulesen. Sd ftelts mir Opr iie,
biidte mir unb nGbrenb lie mir bic
Sbiere auf ben &Drb padte, drbeiteten
meme SGnbe in Der lebernen 9elhtdz
f6e, bic tie, fpie ale oieie 2eute, an Ser
Settle trug. Wit Der grDBtsn 8orii4t
bolte i'd II auBer meinen Se6n Sraus
fen nod fir breiBig Srunten anbere
tleine Wiin3e aus ibrer SaI6e. ST.
ben Sic, bier lit bas 9elb."
nGrbeiteit bu oft uuf bteIe Irt?"
fragte 9iboeq.
,Wdn tbut, tpds man tann!!" dnts
tpprtst, Der anoers.
nNun, bu i9sinIt mir nt6t uuges
ihidt gu Iein. Sd nebme bid in met
men DENT unb tperbs bid BON mOrgen
an beI6Gftisen. Sir beute gs6 unb
LAB bid Bis Oubin ni9t erpif9sn."
Sacquin ging.
WGbrenO sr 8ieoeq fsin 9uniTfiid
ertldrte, battle er CO nidt an ben erldu=
terrben 9eIten unb 9etpesunsen Tebz
len ldFen. @r bate iid sebiidt, bate
feinen tiinftigsn 8rotberrn mebrmaIs
beriibrt, gerabeIo lpie er Is BEL Der Sc
fl~iigelbdnolerin getbGn bate, o6ne bic
ibm i6uloige @brerbietune su pers
leBen, babel absr du6 8ibpcq cine foIts
bare gulosne llbr nit 9stte unb Gns
bdngIel aus Der Sai6e g%eitobIen, o6ne
bab bisIer oas ssrinsite bapon semertt.
9ab Saequin it6 uidt pieoeriebsn
lieb, perItebt fib BON ielbIt.
8ibocq, beIen @itelteit unb 3orn in
einen nitt gu bsi6rsibsnOen @ufrubr
eeristben, iebte aIes in 8etpegung, I'M
6isies idlduen SpiBbubsns babbaft gu
tptrben, anein psoer bic llbr nod Sac.
auin fparen uufsufinosn, unb NOD
msbrere Sabre na9bsr burfte tsinsr
isinsr Spione Ober 4nsebsr in Isinsr
anp.isnbsit ben Ramsn ~Saequin"
ausipreHsR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08

SrauBsn in bes llfers 9ras
Mfit Der S6nur, Der langen,
Siingit elm tedes 8iiri9lein fab,
8oate Slide fangen.
SGtte germ elm 6ii9gert6t
Mit na9 Saus genommen,
So9 es rudt. es audt gar ni9t -
Dober mag bas nur tpmmen9
9runten f9tpimmt bod, pte man
Iiebt,
SUIT an Der ri6tigen Steae
llnb nit benz ridtigsn Qppetit
Sin i9uppiger 9eIeIs; =
9p9 gang perd4tlid itOBt er's fort,
9lls ndber er sei9nommen,
SGlt feline ledere Mubl5eit bort -
Wober mag bas nur tommsn9
Bober9. 81, 9iibden, fragit bu nod,
Darum Ou3 10 ssIdebsn?
8eiieb' Dir beine 4ngel bod,
Damn pirit ou ss bsriteben:
Die 9erte bait bu unb bic S6nur,
Sen Saten aud - inbefen,
Oh tluger Sii4ersmunn. bait nur
Sas @iirmden bran pergefen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Siasnpie.

r0u, Gmilie, feb bort briiben ben
Baron nit ieiner 8raut, unf'rer friis
beren nRdipen". DGs bic prG9tige
9erlen trG9t!"
,@ber tpie lam man ieiner Srdut
9erlen I6enten - bic beOeuten bod
SbrGnen!"
%, bas 1T Qbsr9laube! = uebris
aens, i'm 9ertrauen seiagt: bic gerlen
fn6 fali6!"
SO, fali6! RuH, fpenn lie oas
merit, tperosn aIerbin9s bissmdI bic
SbrGnen edit Iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08

- ~ a8 Der @epobnbsit
Serr: ,Sagen sic, Serr Doctor, meis
ne Sfrdu tldgt iibsr OhreniauIsn, NOS
mib i4 tbun?" = Qr3t: p9%uftoerdn.
oerung, am bsitsn Sic iGiden ie in eis
men 2uftturOrt!"
Sebr 'ri9tts. p2iebsr
Rann, uniere SO4ter iinb nun ale
iiber Stpan5ig Sabre aft, unb feline bat
ausfi9ten, Ii9 gu Oerbeiratben, ipis
MFRS, ipenn mir sinmaI nit ibneH et>
men Sommer in einem Sssbaoe pers
lebt.n2" rNas niiBt ben RGbeln bus
psrIsbsn. toenn lie iia ni4t DsrIObsR.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Cine QinoerseInefOote

3inb: .&ommen bic Sbiere aud
in ben Simmel2" Mamu: DNein."
Sinh: ,&ommen ale Sinber in ben
Simmst2" Diana: nSSa, ipenn lie gut
finb." &inb: yDenn mid dber elm
36tpe friBt, bann muB oo9 Der 6 o ne
SuerIt in ben !Simmel tommen, bamit
d bineintpmmen tann."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Ner petbf

Dsr tpsib, ipann Dir bas Slid,
Das gploene erbliibt9 -
8ieleidt f9on iibsr Ndht
SIS in Sein Saus einSiebt. -
Wer peib, tpunn Dir bda 2eib,
0us bittsre, iid nabtP -
9ielei9t gebIt 0u f4on balb
Den f6tpersn 9Ornsnpfao- -
Slut, bab 9u ss nttt peibt,
Wann beibes Dir bsf9ieben;
Du fGnbtft fdperIid iouff
Die Ruse uaS ben Srisoeu.
axRa Stfk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08

Cater: Die 9rOBmama tlast,
lire 9rile Isi I4lett. ia mD9te i9r
cine taufsn, Fl. muB lie ii9 dbsr is!bIt
ousIu6en, bamit fe fir ihr auge
paBt. aiefs: BeiBt BIZ, Papa. ipenH
grobmutter Ru4mittdgs idldft, merle
i1 lie ibr san3 Ieiie uufPuhen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
9,,,n ga6senfeu.

Seufss nidt ua9 fsrnen Singsn,
Soffe frob uno barre aus! I
S9fpdlben pirb Der NGra f6on brirs
gen,
nnb sss Rai Zen ROirntrau4,
Go
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
sas aui Der blaine ftshemse CT.

St.de stp,i Sabe!n bon glei6er
S4pere einanOsr 9egeniiber in einen
9%ortitDpiel. Sbble bic untere 6ld6e
bes aortes bebutiam aus, 10 oaB 'ia
bic S6bluns gsndu Der Spite oes Sizes
anI9lieBt. zen Port auf oer einen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08

Spibs bes giss balanciren laIen, berei-
tet feline Sduieristeit, itbe nun aud
bic anoere SpiBe oes Sizes auf ben &anO
bes Slai6enbaliss unb iude oas 0lci9.
9epl6t = bel Ginger @eoulb finbeIt
Su Oieies unO oas 81 itebt auirsdt ba,
tpis es uniere nebenitebenos 3ei9nuns
bartlett.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04

Mexico IN October. 1901. The bureaus fu-
ture for another term OF ten years is as
sured by the international compact, but the
congress will doubtless have much TO do
with shaping new lines Of work and a gen.
eral policy. Its usefulness to the inter-
ests OF Latin-Arnerican trade Is widely APP
preciated and shows a gratifying develop
ment.
The practical utility of the consular serv-
ice In obtaining a wide range of informa-
ton as to the industries and commerce OF
other countries and the opportunities there
by afforded for introducing the sale of our
goods have kept steadily in advance OF
the notable expansion of our foreign trade
and abundant evidence has been furnished,
both at home and abroad. of the fact that
the consular reports, including many from
our diplomatic representatives. have to a
considerable extent pointed out ways and
means of dispOsing OF a great variety of
manufactured goods which otherwise might
not have found sale abroad. Testimony or
foreign observers to the commercial eff
conclusive, and our own manufacturer
and exporters highly appreciate the value
of the services rendered, not only in the
printed reports, but also in the individual
efforts OF consular officers TO promote
American trade.
An increasing part of the work of the
Bureau of Foreign Commerce, whose pri-
mary duties it is to compile and print the
reports, Is TO answer inquiries from trade
organizations, business houses. etc, as TO
conditions In various parts of the world.
and, Notwithstanding the smallness of the
force employed. the work has been SO sys-
tematized that responses are made with
such promptitude and accuracy as to elicit
fiattering encomiums. The experiment Of
printing the consular reports daily for i'm
mediate use by trade bodies. exporters and
the press, which was begun in January,
lsys, continues TO give general satisfaction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
INJURIOUS COMBINATIONS.
More Effective Laws for Their Control
Again Recommended.

In my last annual message to the Con-
gress / called attention to the necessity for
early action TO remedy such evils as might
be found TO exist in connection with COM
binations of capital organized into trusts.
and again invite attention 10 my discussion
of the subject at that time. which con-
cluded with these words: 1T is apparent
that uniformity OF legislation upon this
subject in the several States is much 10 be
desired. II is TO he hoped that such uni
formity. founded in a wise and Just dis
elimination between what is Injurious and
what is useful and necessary I'm business
operations. may be obtained and that
means may be found for the Congress,
within the limitations OF it's constitutional
power. so 10 supplement an effective code
of state legislation as to make a con:plete
system of laws throughout the United
States adequate to compel a general obs
servance of the salutatory rules 10 which
/ have referred"
The Whole question Is so important and
f~ar-reaching that I am sure no part OF IL
will be lightly considered. hut every phase
Of IL will have the studied elaboration OF
the Congress. resulting In wise and ju-
dlcious action.
Restraint upon such combinations as are
Injurious and which are within federal
jurisdiction should be promptly applied BY
the Congress-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES.
American of The Hague
Arbitration Court.

1t is with satisfaction that I am able to
announce the formal notification at The
Hague. on Sept 4. of the deposit of ratifi-
cation OF the convention for the pacific
settlement OF International disputes by
sixteen powers. namely. The United States.
Austria. Belgium. Denmark. England.
France. Germany. Italy. Persia, Portugal.
Roumania. Russia. Siam. Spain. Sweden
and Norway. and the Netherlands. Japan
also has since ratified the convention. The
administrative council of the permanent
court OF arbitration has been organized
and has adopted rules OF order and a con-
stituffon for the international arbitration
bureau. In accordance with Article xxIII
or the convention providing for the appoint
ment by each s.gnatory power OF persons
Of known competency IN questions OF inter-
national law as arhitrators. / have ap-
pointed as members OF this court. the Hon.
Benjamin. Harrison, or Indiana, ex-Presi-
Gent o< the United States: the Hon. Mel
VILE W. Fuller. OF Illinois. chief justice OF
tbo United States; the Hon. John w.
0rfxgo. OF New Jersey. attorney general Of
eho United States. and the Hon. George
Gray, OF Delaware. q Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of the United States.
xbo -1onG-efanc1uE contention with Por-
>uGn1, growing out Of the seizure Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
TO EXTEND OUR TRADE.
THE IsTHsIIAN CANAL.
Nicaragua Promoting the Waterway
The Hay-Pauncefote Treaty.

The Hay-Pauncefotc Treaty.
The all-important matter of an inter-
oceanic canal has assumed a new phase
Adhering to its refusal to reopen the ques-
ton of the forfeiture OF the contract of the
Maritime Canal Company, which was ter
minated for alleged nonexecution in Octo-
Der, 1899. the government of Nicaragua has
since supplemented that action by declar-
ing the so-styled Eyre-Cramin option void
for nonpayment Of the stipulated advance.
Protests in relation to these acts have beer
filed in the State Department and are un-
der consideration. Deeming itself relieved
from existing engagements, the Nicaraguan
government shows a disposition to deal
freely with the canal question either in the
way of negotiations with the United States
or by taking measures to promote the
waterway.
building of a canal under the auspices of
the United States are under consideration
In the meantime the views of the Congress
upon the general subject. in the light of the
report of the commission appointed to ex-
anime the comparative merits of the vari-
Gus transisthmian ship canal projects, may
be awaited.
I commend to the early attention of the
Senate the convention with Great Britain
To facilitate the construction of such a canal
and to remove any objection which might
arise out or the convention called
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
As an incident of the brief revolution in
the Mosquito district of Nicaragua, early in
1879, the insurgents forcibly collected from
American merchants duties upon imports.
On the restoration OF order the Nicaraguan
authorities demanded a second payment OF
SUCH duties on the ground that they were
Que TO the tftular government, and tina
their diversion had aided the revolution.
This position was not accepted by us.
After prolonged discussion a compromise
was effected under which the amount of the
second ymen was deposited with the
British consul at San Juan del Norte i'm
trust until the two governments should de-
termine whether the first payments had
been made under compulsion 10 a de facto
authority. Agreement as TO this was not
reached, and the point was waived by the
act or the N~icaraguan government in re-
questing the British consul to return the
deposits to the merchants.
Menacing differences between several of
the Central American states have been ac-
commodated, our ministers rendering good
offices toward an understanding.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04

Large Increase in Revenue-Cut of
S30,0OO,OOO I'm War Taxes Urged.
It is gratifying to be able to state that
the surplus revenues for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1900. were s7s,527 ,o6O.ls For
the six preceding years we had only
deficits. the aggregate of which from 1894
to 1888, inclusive. amounted to $2S3. 022. 991. IA.
The receipts for the year from all sources.
exclusive of postal revenues. aggregated
$751;. 24o. s51. SO. and expenditures for all pur-
poses, except for the administration OF the
postal department. aggregated s4s7. 7i3. 7s1. Il.
The receipts from customs were s233, 1884,
S1.16, an increase over the preceding year
revenue were $295. 327, 926. 76, an increase of
$21, $50, 1856 over 1899. The receipts from
miscellaneous sources were $2s. 74s. o5s.s7 as
1t Is gratifying also TO note hat during
the year a considerable reduction is shown
in the expenditures of the government. The
fiscal year 1900 were $134, TIA. 767.7 8, a reduc-
ton OF SOS, 066. 4S6. 60 from those OF 1899. In
the Navy Department the expenditures
against Sss. ss2. Ic4.25 for the preceding year.
a decrease of 1888. 026. SO. In the expendi-
lures on account of Indians there was Q
decrease In 1900 from 1899 Of $3.50 and
in the civil and miscellaneous expenses for
1900 there was a reduction OF SO. AIS, 065.H "a.
Because of the excess Of revenues over
expenditures the secretary OF the treasury
was enabled to apply bonds and other Sc
curities to the sinking fund to the amount
of s56.544. 556.0 The details of the sinking
fund ere set forth In the report of the
secretary of the treasury, to which / invite
attention The secretary OF the treasury
estimates that the receipts for the current
fiscal year will aggregate $3.50. 000. 900 and the
expenditures 500, COCO leaving an excess
of revenues over expenditures OF $500 600.
OF undoubted strength The available cash
balance Nov. 80 was $139. 300, 1870. Under
the form OF statement prior TO the financial
law of March IA last this would have been
included In the statement OF available cash
gold coin and bullion held for the redemp-
ton of United States notes. If this form
were pursued the cash balance. including
the present gold reserve of $50. 900. 000, would
be $2S9. soc. $3.50. Such balance Nov. 50, 1889.
was $29s s95. 301 IS. In the general fund.
which is wholly separate from the reserve
and trust funds. there was on Nov. 30 $70.-
0o0.0 7s. Is in gold coin and bullion. to which
should be added Sc. 957. 300 In gold certif-
Gates subject to issue. against which there
coin and bullion. making a total holding OF
free gold amounting to Sc. 0f7. 373.16.
It viii be the duty, as / am sure It will
be the disposition. Of the Congress to pro-
vide whatever further legislation Is needed
TO Insure the continued parity under al
conditions between our two forms Of metal
lie money. gold and silver
REFUNDfNo OPERATIONS.
Our eQxplue revenpes have permitted tie
occFotary g tho trooeexys G(ooo ~ cleo
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ana harmoniously are meeting

intelligently and harmonfously, are meeting
with commendable success.
On the 9Th or November a general cleo
ton was held in the island for member
OF the Legislature and the body elected
has been called to convene on the hrst
Monday OF December.
l recommend thai legislation be enacted
by the Congress comforting upon the sec
rotary OF the interior supervision over the
public lands of Porto Rico. and that he De
directed to ascertain the location ana
quantity OF lands the title TO which re-
NAMED In the crown of Spain at the date
of cession of Porto Rico to the United
States. and hat appropriations necessary
for surveys be made and that the methods
OF the disposition of such lands be
prescribed by law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
PACIFIC CABLE NECESSARY.
Its Prompt Construction to Hawaii
Urged by the President.

/ renew the recommendation made in my
special message of Feb. 10, 1899, as to the
necessity for cable communication between
the United States and Hawaii, with ex-
tension to Manila. Since then circum-
stances have strikingly emphasized this
need. Surveys have shown the entire feast
bility of a chain of cables which at each
stopping place shall touch on American
territory so that the system shall be I'M
der out own complete control. Manila
once within telegraphic reach. connection
with the systems of the Asiatic coast would
open increased and profitable opportuni-
ties for a more direct cable route from
our shores to the Orient than is now at
forded by the transatlantic, continental
and transasian lines. 1 urge attention TO
this important matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
(1Ev

Delagoa Bay Railway. has been at last
determined by A favorable award of the
tribunal of arbitration at Berne. to which
A. was submitted. TIL amount OF the
award, which was deposited in London,
awaiting arrangements by the govern
ments OF the United States and Great
Britain for it's disposal. has recently been
paid over TO the two governments
Another illustration Of the policy OF this
government to refer international disputes
to impartial arbitration is seen in the
agreement reached with Russia TO submit
the claims on behalf of American sealing
vessels seized in Boring sea to determine
ton Mr.. 7. NJ. G. Asser. a distinguished
statesman and jurist of the Netherlands.
The King of Sweden and Norway has ac-
cepted the Joint invitation of the United
States, Germany and Great Britain to
arbitrate claims growing out of losses sus-
tanned i'm the Samoan islands in the course
of military operations made necessary by
the disturbances in 1899.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04

Government Provided for by Congress
In In s~uccessful 0~perafion.
The civil government of Porto Rico pro-
vided for by the act of the congress APP
proved April Il. 100. Is In successful opera
ton. The courts nave been established.
The governor Ind his associates. working
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04

Emergency Satchels. Medicine Cases, In
strument Sets. Operating Gowns and Cush-
ions. Physicians Pocket Knives, with
spatula. and all other suitable articles.
Bath Cabinets.
Nh. h. ARMSTRONG g. CO..
SUKGICAL INSTRUMENT
224 and 26 S. Meridian St, indianapolis. Ind.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-11-07
Planter Does Receive a Premium

In an article printed in Southern
papers and paid for " the COM
press interest, the statement is
made that the American Cotton
Company "has paid both the
planter and the spinner bonuses
TO extend tho Use of the roundlap
bale. This reluctant admission
10y the comprcNsmen that the use
of the roundIap bale is profitable
to planters and spinners is not All
exact statement of fact. The
planter does receive Il premium
for his cotton in roundlup bales,
not rs a bonus, but because Ills
cotton in these bales Is worth
more to any buyer than in any
other package. In like manner,
the spinner's profit from the use
Of roundlap balcs comes from the
economies they enable him TO
make. The farmer cares little
who pays the premium which his
roundIap bales command. What
interests hIm is that they bring
him more money, and with his
profit in his pocket ne is rot de-
ceiyed by the misrepresentation
of men who, while affecting tender
soIicitude for his welfare, have
only their own selfish pnrpose to
servo.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-11-07
WOhAN'S TROUBLES AND FEMALE
DISEASES CURED By
SarSapariIla
QUART BOTTLES
QUART BOTTLES.

Painful and Suppressed Arenses. Ir.
regularity, Lcucorrhna, Whites, Stcrjl.
lty, liberation OF the Uterus, change
oi NE, In matron or maid, all find re-
lief, help, benefit and cure in JOHNS
TONS SARSAPARILLA. 1t Is n reo,
panacca for all pain or headache abont
the top or back OF the head, distress.
ing pain in the left side, disturbed
condition of digestion, palpitation of
the heart, cold hands and feet. nerv.
BUSINESS and irritation, sleeplessness
muscular weakness, bearinp-dopvn
pains, backache, legache, irregular nc.
ton of the heart, shortness of breath
abnormal discharges, with extremelv
painful menstrustion, scalding of urine
swelling of feet, soreness of the breasts
neuralgia, uterine displacement and
catarrh, and all those symptoms and
troubles which make the AVERAGE Ivo.
mans life so miserable.
nIcHIeAs DRUG CO., Detroit. sr,...
Crawford Bros, Lancaster,S. @
J Machey d 60. lancaster. So
Daniel & Hicks Fort Law \. g.
ID. ii. Jordan, Fort Lawn, IS. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-11-07

The rico planters on the coast
are said to bo harvesting the best
crop Of rice made IN many years.
The planters are said TO be sur
priscd at thi. yield.