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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

Farm mutual insurance companies
are very generally succe sful and afford
Insurance protection at lower rates than
the regular old line companies.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

Before the Erie canal was built it
cost 800 to move a ton OF freight from
the lakes to New York. The compile
ton OF the canal lowered this rate at
once to $40 per ton, and subseq uent
improved facilities have since lowered
the rate to 81 ton SO greatly have
the grades aud equipments Of the rail
roads been improved during the past
ten years that the canal does but very
little business. the roads taking nearly
all the freight. Nevertheless the canal
is worth far more than it costs AS an
equalizer and regulator of rates.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

The delicate mauve and drab tints OF
the plumage of the sea gull have re-
suited in its almost entire extinction on
all the Atlantic coast line. The ladies
must have these feathers for their hats,
and, there being so many more women
than birds. the birds have all been
killed.
NO single farm product mas FELT the
benefit OF the improved industrial and
commercial conditions to a greater ex-
tent than has wool. Merino and other
fine woods have advanced over 60 per
cent in price and other grades from 30
to 40 per cent. The man who stuck to
his flock of sheep is now getting his re-
ward.
The new agriculture OF the south linn
its the production of cotton and en-
courages the planter to diversity his
crops,l produce his own corn, forage
dairy products and meats. 1t is also
doing much to foster the manufacture
Of the raw cotton into print cloths and
sheeting 10 the locality where the lint Ia
produced.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

The principal reason why more Cattle
do not de from tuberculosis is that
they are killed and eaten by US before
the disease has run it's course. The
steer seldom sees four years OF life and
the COW seldom more than twelve.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

The men who have made study OF
the scientific side of agriculture the
men conducting the experiment stations
and the professors in the agricultural
colleges are very much more kindly
listened to nowadays than they used to
be. The old prejudice against book
farming, as it used to be termed, is fast
passing away, and the iltelligent farmer
OF today is only too glad to avail himself
Of the information touching his crops
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

There is no better balanced fertilizer
of farm lands than the barnyard ma
nure, and it is shame that so much OF
this valuable soil renovator is permitted
to go to waste. There is no farm in the
country where load Of barnyard ma
nure is not worth at least fifty cents
when applied to crop of corn, and very
often much more than this
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28

y1Ine courts OF several states are gener.
ally affirming the constitutiouality OF
d Inheritance tax laws.
;.The pulp 81 the sugar beet after the
Shgsrs is extracted is worth Tor foot 70,
stock Just half as much as corn silage
Ton for ton.
Il When it costs the tax do Tiger moro K
Afde his property than it does to pay the
taxes on 1t, hsswill pay his taxes just like
The wise mon tell us that there 10 no
harm in using the milk from tut,er-
.cnlous COW unless the disease affects d.
Iectly the cows udder.
Tho mutton end Of the sheep !, mon
~ maker as,well. a. tAe wool sud. sheep
being Is cents and lambs Sl.5O higher
than one ear ago. ngsFf g EM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Els realmente asombroso Ell gra
do de adelanto que ha alcanzado en-
los Estados Unidos IA 1ndustria. el6c
Erica, sienao asi mismo maravilloso
el gran n1o1ero de Observation-Disclosures
y de nuevas y titles aplicaciones de
este agents poderoso, one han brota.
do del ingenio 6 inventiva admira
bles del pueblo americana.
Sc calcula en- tres mil nlillones
de <dollarss el capital de las cnatro
mas poderosas compaf1fas eleetricas
de los Estados Unidos, Y, al de las
dos moSas companies de telGgra-
fos y cables, Ia eWester Unions y
la eIostal,o Sc sabe liega unos 125
millones de <dollars., Si Sc uniese al
capital de estas dos vastas empresas
el de cada una de las llneas telegra
fcas telefonicas pertenecientes q las
extensas lfneas de ferrocarriles de
la Repdblica, y el de las l1neas te-
legra icas tendidas en- 1nfnidad de
poblaciones, quizas no bajar1a de
doscientos cincuenta millones de
dollars el capital invertidc en- estas
empreaas.
A pc ar de que ia mayor parte
de los cables submarines no perte-
nece los Estados Unidos, t6ngase
en- cuenta que estos contribuyen en-
sumo grado ( sostenerlos y que de
ellos tambien parti6 la iniciativa de
su construction. Los del Pac1fco,
por ejemplO, aunque no son ameri-
canos, deben su exito y desarrollo q
los Estados Unidos Ell valor de las
cianto ochenta mil millas (18O, 1000
mlllas) de cable tendidas, Sc ca'cula
en- unos doscientos cincuenta milo,
nes de dollars $3.50, 600, ,OOO)
Si bien es cierto que los progre.
SOS hechos en- el ramo de tel6grafos
son notab ,e@, to1AVla m4yores son
los reA;iza@O7 IN emp: esas tnlGfGni
cas-, Ell las que Sc han invertldo
mas dc Cierto snsepta millones
($l6O, 600, OO0) do dollars.
Sin embargo, de toda. las indus
tras Ell que Ia electricidad igura
como factor principal, la del alum
brado alectrico es a que mayor gra'
do de peridad ha alcanz2 do. E!
capita! en- ella invertido monta 4 la
suma de 5000, 100000.
Los tranyfAs elGctricos van tam
bien hacienda PROGRESSES notables.
A tiues de 1899 representation un
capital de S1,G2l 800, 900, cuya soma
excede en- ciento cincuenta millones
a la spondiente, por igual con-
cepto, al aflo anterior, circunstancia
que deja bien patentizado el pro-
greso notable que Sc ha hecho en-
este ramo de Ia indus tria electri-
ca.
Fabulosas son tambien las su'
mas de dine7o invertidas en- la fabri-
cacion de aparatos emp ead3s On M
merosa> industrias y artos E1 la
industrial minera y en- Ia tr4smisi0n
de fuerza motriz Sc han gastado en-
los llltinos siate amos mil mi!tones
de dollars
Podr1an citarse otroR ca>os por
los cuales Sc probarla aun mas el
grado de adelanto que las numero
sas industries electricas han alcan
zado en- los Estados UniIos, pero 10
consignado va es pruebas suticiente
de clio, asf como de 10 que p2ede es-
perar&e ell ol porvenjr de un pals
tan eminenJemente industriCso Y
activo como los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
Un general bOer
VQlenCiQnO.

Leemos en- eLas Provincias,:
<Estos dfas ha circu ado la no
ticia en- nuestra ciudad de que ell ge
neral del ejercito orangi sta que ha
obtenido tantas victorias en- Ia que
IRA contra los ingleses, es valencia
"De los antecedentes que hemos
adqairido, dice "EL Mertantil', re-
sulta que ell mencionado general es
paisano Duestro, 6 hijo de una perso
na muy conocida y apreciada en- Va
lenca En- el aflo 1886 formaoa par
te de la seccion segunya de esta
Audiencia un seaor magistra do lla.
mado don Enrique Meyer
Este funcionario tenia un hiio
Ilamado Lucas Meyer, de caracter
travieso: que curse la oarrera de LIE
yes en- esta Universidad, g.. :
, Un dfa estuvo hablando con su
novia, y al regresar 4 SD casa fue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Executive.

Reunit(o aver este Alto Cuerpo,
So ouup0 del irformc emitidO pOr la
'oMi9i0u nomora0a para. formular
nna ley dc f:ecci0ne@, DiscutidO el
juf1rrna fuh ai}robado por unanimi
dad, y rurnbrado el Inspector Gene
r,I que d.>~jCN2 T. Icy, III suoldo
de ) dollars di;erius, uas los gastos,
pare Ucunur este importante pueSto,
fu& nombrado Mr. Arthur e Lyn'
hart, abogado residente eu Ponce.
IIl Dr. Don Calixto Romero Can
tero fuG elccto para Ell cargo de In
}"r ,rete Official d@i Console, con el
,:a'5.>~ = ZOO dollars anuaIaS
Ell Cuu&ejero Sr. I}arbOsa pre-
>rnt6 un cscrt<, de los du21os de las
>,>'inas de CaOo Rojo, en- soIjcitud de
quo Sc fij9 un i1lpueato s Ia sal que
Sc impul tie 'jei oX1raujero. como pro
tecci6n 4 Ia production del pals.
Qued6 sobre la mesa para su estu
die.
Dj6so po1 torminada la session,
tcspucs de haborse concedido trein'
ia dias de li2encia al consejero Mr..
HOilandcr
Ell Consejo Sc reunira de- enuevo
manana microbes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

herido con un arma blanca por unos
individuos que Sc apostaron en- la ca
lie de Boix, sabiendo que el joven
Lucas pasaba por allf casi todas las
tardes. POGO tempo despues de
ocyEfado este hecho, tuvo la desgra
ciaI de perder su amartfsimo padre
abandonando entonces la abogac1a,
a la que mostraba poca afclon, mar
chandose al Estado libre de Orange,
en- donde Sc dedic6 la carrera de
las armas con tai aprovechamiento,
que a los pocos amos fue nombrado
general de aquel ejercito, que hoy
dla es la admiration de cuantos si'
guen los sucesos de la guerra del
Transvaal, por las desastrosas derro
tas que causan sus enenigos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
NOTlCIAS
GENER ALEe

A las diez de Ia manana de hoy,
una nube de polvO invadi0 esta re
daccion' TuvimCs que suspender ell
trabajo y escapar, no solo porque ell
polvo nos astixiaba, sino pUrque e1
tai polvillo, no Ola q rosas, sino
caballo americana sin barar. Roga
mos por cuarta 8 qulnta vez q la au
toridad que corresponda, que mande
abrir Ia boca de rlego que hay fren
te q estas oficinas, y nos eche aqua
por un tubo diez minutes antes de ba
1rer ;Por carload, senior, por ca
ridad.
Estan vacantes en- Bayam0n una
plaza de principal y tres gradrados,
y una dc kindergarten, en- la eScue
la de dicho pueblo y dos ruralos en-
Cataf1o, dos id en- Guainabo Y una
rural en- cada uno de los barrios de
Pajaros, Hato tejas, Buena Vista,
Barrio nuevo, Santo Olaya, Dajaos,
Public vipjo y Guaraguap abaio
I'll II del cOrrient9 vence el t6rminO
para las SO icitudes
Sc ALQUILAN
los sfltes de la casa ndmero 81 de la
calle de San Sebastian, cerca de la
Plaza de San jose.
Son amplios, frescos y tienen ba
no y aqua del acueducto.
lnformes: Gale de San Fran
cisco Gumero IS.
q =
Perdida Una cartera, cunten
niendo un check pagadero L S
Rove La persona one 10 haliare
.sera gratlticada devolvi6ndola, para
10 cual podra dirigirse & Id ca-a nj
nero l Gale del Cristo
El pre>idente del Gabinete espa
mol senor Silvela esta en- negociaciO
nes con Ia empresa de los senorss
Asna ido de Italia para a construt'
clon de OchC grandes acOrazados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
PARIS BAZAR

Con motive de estarse esperanto
Ell gran surtidO de "S0mbreros
Capotas' adOrnadas para seforas,
obJetos dc fantasia, adornos para
trajes inhuidad de artfculos mas
u actualnente Sc halla comprnado
en- Europa el Jefe de esta casa don
f'edro Glustl, Sc realizan precios
nunca vistos: Soinbrillas de dolores
p~ra senoras a peso y medic una
CaIcetines negros de hilo de Escocia
veinte centavos par. Medias de
hilo de Escocia luto a veinte centa
voS par. Medias hilo de Escocia
de colores para nif1as ''diez" cen
tavos par. Queda muy poca exis
tencias de trajes de drill blanco de
dos pesos un) asf como de faldas
amerlcanas :. esencias francesas q
so centavos frasco
Ha ocurrido una imponente huel
ga en- PENNSYLVANIA, de 100000 mil
trabajadores de las minas de car.
bon.
En- Cayey esta vacante la plaza
de kindergarten de la escuela dc
aquel pueblo.
Los candida tos triunfantes en-
Cuba son: Maximino Gomez, ell gene
ri Alejandro Rodriguez, Emilio M
ntz, Alfrs 60 Zayas, Diego Tamayo,
perfecto ,Lacoste, Miguel Gencr
Antonio Grnzalo Perez
Sc venden, juntas 8 separadas
jas casas terreras de mamposteria
contlguas, no IS y 81 Gale del Sol,
de esta Capital La primera en- 50 437
pesos reconociendo ademas s 863
pesos a tribute; y Ia segunda ell
$1,000 pesos.
Iuformar;i1 'oitaleza n G 8.
n 3-3
En- e vapor <Catali3as lleg6 hoy
esta cludad ei joven doctor Juan
B Pares Oriach, medico de la Illus.
tre Univcr>idad de Caracas y Vtne
zuela, quien tuvilnos ell gusto de
saludar en- esta redaccior. Ell doc
tor Pares seguira viaje la Habana,
de donde regresara q Venezuela, su
pat'ia, en- el proximo mes de Octu
bre Deseamosle grata permanen
cia en- esta Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INCL TET2 r x
TETUAN 10 Y 12 CRUZ2 FORTALEZA 2
HOTEL de + 0RDEN

EIlicio constfuito expresamene para Hotel
Capacidal para 200 PASAJEROS
Situaci0n la mas c6ntrca
Vsta la bahia las cales dc Tetuan Cruz forta'>za
EI mas lresco vonla9o de la Capital.
Ell comelor nlojor de las Antilass
Dcpartamcntos Independence para iumitas.
Dcalc de AgoSto gc ademjs del plan antigu" ell IA om-
das. c sScmo amcricano gusto del avOrce1or.
Innl dc c;rruljcs de lujo.
INTERPRETERS lrnlucO1Cs de Ter. Url,n
prccOS al igrAl dc los dcmas otcl@S.
Sc lacen abonos para comilas
lnstalacGn de banos 4 la mOCcrno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
RECRES0
de los l11aeStr0S.

A la una Y media de la tarde Ell
semaforo del MORO de la Habana,
sena,o que estaban la vista los
gresa ban de los Estados Unidos los
maestrOs cubanos
Dichos transportes efecGuarOn
su entrada: a las tres y cuarto, el
sMac Phersons; las tres y veinti-
cinco, ell <SedgwIcls; & las tres y
media. el sPaWlins2, y & las cuatro
Y media, Ell Crooks.
l1a el inuojle de Ia Capitapia del
Puerto Sc hal]aba atracada la lancha
de vapcr xTinniSs, en- donde embar
caron ol Alca1dc, aeon panado del
ayudanto del general Wood teniente
Hanna, que 1,csacon 6 b3rdo de los
trans porte ddlle~ Il. bi4uvcuida /
En- To- nueljc5 espera ban La lIe'
gada Dc los tranSpurtes muchas IA
miIiaS
Aun cuundo gran ndmeeo de
llac>tro> y mae>tras saltaron q tie
rra el tiesem barcO official Sc efectu0
& lu> ooho de Ia manana del dia 81 |
Guh-1tI.
TvGu> los m&estl"5 li0Van pues
TO uu ultier redondo dc metal b!an
co, en- Ell que hay grabado en- el cen
tro la bandera cubana y Ia america
ma y al rudodor SO lee la siguiente
ia>cripoi6n: eExpedio:6n de los macs
tI; >ubAuO.s. -~ 1900 >--y adeuas un.
ii uHro, por el cual Gran corccidos:
y :IAm@dos Ell los E>tad0s Uuidos,
co .ionac g les provey6 dc djcho
bu}0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Dia Is Antonio Gonzalez Ro
driguez, Utuado. por
danos.
Adrian Padilla, Areci'
h", por infracci6n
x Ramon Urdez y Borras.
Areuihn, por ijfra "ci0n
Francisco Gomez Iba
nez, Arecibo, pnr e>ta
ia.
10 Ramon Urdaz y Borras,
Arecibo, por infraccion
Benito Cortes, Utnado,
por infracci6n.
Jaime Cristia, y 'ua0o,
pOr iufracci0n.
Pedro Caudelar;o.P .Padi
LA, Arecibo, por faiso
tostimOni0.
~ Lcocadio Lopez y ottos,
{IAtil!O, por robo
MauGri Coltt~ Ni3ves,
Ctn~>3u. or jrrrac ;i6u.
II J. Ornachea y Compa-
MIA, Utuado. por infrac
ci6n,
Sanchez y Comp3nfa,
Utuado, ror iufra cci0n,
Andres Sturt y 5 uas,
Ar2cibo. 70 t"ntatiVa
dc rrbU.
joe E>c4jd ~tieo Reyes
y 30 ma: Arcc' DO, p'>
iuce0dic y rUbu.
- Juan A~H H2 L -,
F01 l.I.a-'yiJu.
Nigga / Maui. y otr3,
Hattie, ruf I:urto.
Felix Frontaif e p gan,
Utuado, por r"nto
~ Alcover Il Ca, Lares,
por infracci6n.
& Juan ArucAu CuaIrc,
,Quebradi'laS, por ro'
DO
Angel GoHH;.,z, Ma :
If, por "'.."N'}.n fy0>'
tadO.
& - RalnGn-I; ',&AIzn Ma
rat(, por hurto
Pjz& HerrAu>.@, I->r "
rnr inGrarc;,lu
Odone.l GonzaIez, Cjuu
do, nOr iufracci/n.
q - Ram0n Fadfn Mortijo,
Utuado. por jo~iono<
& Manuel Cortes NieVes.
Utuado, por i'fracCi0n
Jose Machado. Camuy.
por infrAcciOA
Nicolas A'ucd0~ar y
Ortiz, Utualo, por in
tidelidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

En- San Sebastian Sc anuncian
las vacantes de las plazas de dos
maestros graduados, uno Kindergar
ten y de maestro ruraIes. Ell pla
20 de solicitudes vence ell IS del co.
rriente
Despachos de la Habana dan cuen
ia de haberse verificado en- Cuba las
elecciones de Delegates la Asam
blea Constituyeute con el mayor or
den. Triunfo ell partido <Nacional
Cubano, siendo drrrotado por una
mayoria enorme ell partido republi
canO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
JuiCioS 0raIeS
on Arecibo,

En- la Corte de aquella Villa Sc
verifcaran en- la segunda quincera
del mes de Septiembre, los sjguien
ties:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

En csta iEprenta Sc vende papel
dc peri0dicos viejos a 81 40 el quin
tai u s-o-o
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Ha ocurrido una imponente huel
ga en- PENNSYLVANIA, de 100000 mil
trabaj ajadores de las minas de car
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

En Cayey esta vacante la plaza
de kindergarten de la escuela dc
aQuel pueblo.
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lie seemed not to pay any attention to
her, ANA this was SO surprising that she
forgot to cry out, though She could
have done it then with safety.
She saw that he was fumhling in his
pockets. Then he tried the door with
out any attempt to do so quietly. 1t
ratified under his hand, but it was
heavy and strong.
Get matches" he called over his
shoulder to her. Light IL match and
hold it down here on the floor"
She was more than willing to help
him get out, even though he had her
watch, and she ran toward him, fancy
ing that she knew where the key had
fallen. In that instant she realized
what was in his mind.
As she came forward strong and
acrid blast struck her in the face.
Smoke was Whrling in around the
door. \ sudden and awful cry arose
from the lower part of the house.
''Thcrc amt any fire escape on this
house, said the man in tone that
would have frightened an iron image,
it was So full of terror. "Wc'rc locked
in. We're done for.'
He shook the door once more and
then grorclcd on the floor. seeking the
key. lie was talking to himself His
voice had taken on different tone.
q must have set it alirc with those
matches III the basement" he said.
Unless the tircmcn get us we're
gone"
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Psomise me that you will give me an
other ty-and-and-tell me
your name
'Promisc me that you won't mention
it," he said earnestly. There are rea-
sons
Eyes, fully understand. Ipromise."
"My name is rather grewsome," said
he. It's Gravcs-David Graves. Don't
tell on me, please. l couldn't stand it
to get into the papers"
you need have no fear that l will
bctray YOU" She replied. Il feel in re-
gard to you more than l can say.
Promise me that you will let me see
you again. My name is Edith Mason,
and-aud | don't live anywhere now, of
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II AMT COIN TO HURT IOU. GROWLED THE
MAN.
face quito clearly 1t was Il dark. Man,i-
some manly countcmancc. The vote.
was no longer rough: it WAS Of deep
register, but soft and sympathetic In
tone.
You riskcd your life to save mo
she cried.
"Wcll, | couldn't leave you there in
dead faint, You know" he responded
Nlmost apologctcally. There are some
things that a fellow simply can't do"
Il don't see how you can do anything
that isn't right" she said. You don't
look capable of it,
"Iou arc very fattcring," he replied.
"And now you won't be frightened if
leave you here alone? We're quite I
long way from the fire. I've carried
You over three or four roofs. All. here
come some people,
\ Scuttlp in tine roof was lifted and Il,
mans head appeared. He climbed QUIT
and another followed. There was quite
a party, both men ana women. who
had come to watch the destruction of
their ncighhors' property. The rescued
maiden appealed to their sympathies
instantly, and they all volunteered to
accompany her to the street to look for
her friends. One of the men assured
her that al had escaped from the
house and that no one had been in
jurcd.
I'm going to slip away" said her
rescuer in her ear, "if you need me no
longer"
She stepped aside with him and gave
him her hand. 1t was n hard situation,
and she could not find the words to
match it.
1--WE cannot talk now," she said. 81
cannot thank-you as | would wish ta
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Mrs. Morris Letter to
EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER.

LETTER 10 INKS. FlSRHhI No. li,3b3l
81 have taken eight bottles of Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
with gratifying results. l had been
married four years and had two chill
dren. l was all run down, had falling
of womb with all its distressing symp-
toms. | had doctored with a good
physician, but derived very little good
from mis- treatment. After taking
few bottles of your medicine, / was
able to do my work and nurse my seven
months'old babe. / recommend your
medicine to every wife and mother.
Had 1 time, 1 could write much more
in its praise. L bid you Gods speed in
your good work. "-MRs. L. A. MORRIS,
WELAKA, PUTNAM Co., FLA.
DEAR Mrs. PINKuAM-When COM
menced the use of your remedies was
very bad off. Every two weeks l was
troubledwith flowing spellswhich made
me very weak l had two of the best
doctors, but they did not seem to help
me.
"They said my trouble was caused
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worry about. Ifelt tired all the time; had
no ambition. l was growing worse all
the time until I began the use of Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. lam
now able to help about the house, and
am much improved in health. "-MRs.
A. WALKER, CALLICooN DEPOT, N. Y.
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Hk.1@.zzlazS service | remember how
she used to take Il big pinch of salt and
wave it over Il roast of meat with the
mistaken notion that she was dropping
little here and there Then she would
suddenly open her hand, and all the
salt would fall in one place. 1t is thus
that blind fate seasons our lives with
the c0ndimcnt of adventure. AS rule
we get it in Il lump!
This philosophical reflection is sug-
geStcd by the recent remarkable expo
riencc of young friend of mine. She
is charming girl, blond, petite and
graceful and possessed of Il very prom
Using voice, for the cultivation of which
she came to the city. She took up her
abode in a gCntcCl boarding house
where some friends of hers were liv-
ing, and everything was very ordinary
and commonplace. Her early life had
run as quiet rs the brooks mentioned
by Spartacus. the gladiator, and there
was no reason to suppose that it would
not continue to do so.
She had been to the thcatcr with her
friends and had had Il bit of supper
and was home again little after mid
night AS she entered the dark room
.lo n'oUi' peep" III 'i',o'S" INC W III
dow at her. 1t was thin silver crcs-
cent, and it looked very nice up there
in the sky. Edith threw a couple of
10 1n4 -, va '''O i,ooi y! ''C "','"'"
M S'-' -. , o"' "' 'i,e lV"'
,,4,a
n4'',' il'o''' anu '''c
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l1,'7 '''' '''' ,i'''C H''' 'u'H no'
"''' ,"'."'"i2 "'"i ''''' ny
, ,ilI ol',','''i ,''', VI ""'i' nv
,",'''" - CIV !"'N' AN" ,,'C" N.''
~" wv Inns VI 1t d. 1t I''i |" '"'
Facing about she sow Tho da,,I; fr.
was h,rrIy Observation-Disclosures in tho
gloon. Edith fried I'm scream l,t
rrcotlv tn nor sunrtsr hnr ,nrco
wouldn't sr,,n hnr. II ;rrurl +, lac
cloggcd like ones limb, in 4 njrnrnorc
This WAS SUNRISE. NOT fear
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course, but You can always address me
at Burton'S conservatory of music. In
deed YOU can see me there. Promise
me Won WILL"
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n his hand, and then some
&c seemed to come over
ang back to the door aud
against it for a moment.
rantic haste, he began to
on the floor for the kew