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LODGE ON OUR NAVY. =" -
d Declares That In Its Strength Lies
the Republics Safety.

Washington, May 11.-Governor Roose
welt of New York was on the floor Of
the senate. He entered the chamber
with Senator Lodge and was warmly
greeted by friends on both sides of the
main aisle. lie remained for short
time, chatting with senators in the rear
Of the chamber.
Al the conclusion of routine business
the senate proceeded 10 the consideration
Of the naval appropriation bill, the pend
il@ question beng the amendment of Mr.
I'ilhnan lS. - providing for a straight
price Of $500 per ton for armor and ar
a.taar nHte factory 10 be built hy the
government at q cost not TO exceed ST.,
g03GiO
MIR. Lodge tMassl. speaking in oppo
siti9n to the amendment, said that for
the past three years the senator's from
South Carolina ana New Hampshire,
MI. TilDnn and Mr.. Chandler hal
hopn cndeavoling 10 get armor III low
price. Tie net result of their work hau
bcen to put Il stop to the construction OF
4 navy The amendment of Mr.. Till
man, he said, would absolutely stop the
building of ships. He had no prejudice
against a government armor plant. In
deed he was not at all assured that il
ginning of the construction of our new
navy to erect an armor plant. To stor
the building of all ships until the arnoI
plant could be erected would, he thought
be n fatal mistake.
MY reason for desiring more ships"
said he, 'and desiring them quickly. is
my belief that the safety of the United
States depends upon the strength of our
navy. We do not need the navy for the
protection of our insular possessions.
The danger lies in our own great coast
line and in the defense of the Monroe
doctrine in this hemisphere. Our Allan
tic coast is studded with cities from the
gulf to northern Maine. For the defense
of this great coast line and these cities
we have no adequate fleet.
I'VE are about to enter upon the con.
structiop of an isthmian canal. Whether
it will be better to fortify that canal OF
not is vet an open question. But TO con-
troll that canal, To defend it, to hold it
open for our commerce and for the COM
merce of the world even though it be
against an encmy's feet, we must be the
naval masters of the Caribbean sea. We
must have far more powerful fleet than
we have today. The safety of the canal
depends upon our fleet. All admit that
the canal ought to be built, and the time
is near when the work will be begun. II
we are to protect the canal as we'll as
our own coast, we must have navy pro
portionately strong"
In Il colloquy with Mr.. Lodge Mr.
Tillman said it was well known that the
navy of the United States was superior
to that of Germany
Mr.. Lodge, agreeing in part with Mr.
nI n a or
increase that now was being made ir
the German navy.
IF the senator thinks" said Mr.
Lodge, there is no danger to be appre
hended. fear he undertakes the impor
tance of the subject, a subject to which
| have given much thought and consider
alton"
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Will Case Adjourned to Monday.

Additional testimony was heard by
Probate Judge Crossan yesterday in the
Anthony Thielman will case. in which
daughter, Mrs. Birdie Hart, is trying to
break the will. Mrs. Margaret G. Farmar,
who was neighbor of Mrs. Thielman,
was asked by Lilburne Chandler if the
restator was in mental or physical con-
ditlon at the time he died to attend to anv
business or to sign paper. Colonel Ben
lamln Nields, representing the will, OBJ
lected to this question as irrelevant, be-
cause the will which is called in Dues
tlon was made years before the time of
death. Mr.. Chandler wished to show
undue Influence. Probate Judge Crossan
declined to admit the question and will
secure legal opinion on the subject. The
hearing was adjourned to Monday at
p, nj.
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We make speciality of fancy drinks.
Govato's soda fountain, 409 Market.
Among the Churches.

Harrison Street NJ. f. Church, Rev. w .
+. Avey, pastor. Preaching at 10 so a.
M. and 7.30 p. M, by Rev. ]. D. G..
Hanna.
Lcrd's Day services as usual in the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. Della
ware avenue and West street. Young
Mems prayer meeting at 1000 a. m. Al
1890 a. m. the pastor, Rev. John Shape.
will preach on: GA Double Seal "
Bible school at > p. M: G. E. Twilight
service at Gas p. m. and preaching by
the pastor al 500 p. m. Subject of the
evening sermon: ''Eaith"-New Testa-
ment Baptism at close. Special singing
by two choirs. Strangers cordially in
vited.
Church of the New Jerusalem, corner
OF Delaware avenue and Washington
street, Rev. Philip B. Cabell, pastor.
Services at 1890 a. M, morning sermon
on "The Peace Which Endures." Sun
day school at 10 a. M.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth, the Rev. w. NJ.
Schall, pastor. Services at 1890 a. M,
and 745 p. m. Sunday school at . p. m.
Junior Endeavor Society at 3.45 p. m.
Y. 2. S. G. E. at p. m. Prayer and
praise service Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. A cordial welcome to all our
services.
East Lake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-seventh and Market streets, Rev.
George H. Trul, pastor. Divine service
and preaching by the pastor at 1920 a.
and PRAYER on Wednesday at 7.45 p. m.
I'm IA 1nxr nt A
Central PRESBYTERIAN Church, Sunday.
May l3. 1880 a. M, preaching by Rev.
t. A. McCurday, D. d., subject: "Unde-
served Suffering;;" IL m. Sabbath school;
6.45 p. M, prayer meeting of the y. P,
$. G. E.; 7.45 p. M, preaching by Rev.
7. A. McCnrdy, D. D., subject: ''The
Man Paul Knew"
First Unitarian Church, West street,
above Eighth, Rev. Alexander 7. Bow
ser, minister. Subject for Sunday, May
l3:-The last sermon on "Our Faith"
"The Progress of Mankind, Onward and
Upward Forever" Service at 1915
o'clock. All seats free. Sunday school
meets at IL o'clock.
St. Paul's, Seventh and Market streets.
9 30 a. m. and p. NJ, Sunday school;
1890 a. m. and 7,4o p. M, preaching by
the pastor. SpeciaI sermon in the morn
ing to the aged, infrm and shut-ins. In
the evening a short prelude on General
Conference. Gas p. M, Y. P. S. G. E.
w. L. S. Murray, pastor.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church,
Francis Burgette Short, minister. Glass,
$50 a. M, led by Geo. w. Booker;
preaching, 1920 a. m., by Rev. j. Harry
Mitchell; subject, "Man's Domain"
Sunday school, 2 p. M, Rev. John
White, supt.; preaching by pastor, 7.50
p. M; subject, Lost joys Restored"
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DEATH VI II. w. SHERNIN
His Sudden Demise at His Home.
No. 1890 Monroe Street,
YESTERDAY.

Henry w. SherNin, the well known
engraver, dropped dead at his fathers
door, at his lone, No 1920 .Morroe
street, shcrly before noon yesterday He
had gone up TO the third story to talk
with hia aged father, who does engrav-
ing in the front room there, and falling
over as he reached tile door expired with
heart failure.
He had oeen i'll for several days with
the grip and on Tuesday was caught in
shower and got wetting. On Thus
day he was out and at the store Of
Charles M. Banks, No 6l5 Market street.
While there he complained of short
ness of breath.
He had been in business number of
years, succeeding his father about six
years ago. He was about As years OF
age.
A wife and the following children sur
yive him: Mrs. Agnes G. Sherwin, a
sister of Former Clerk of Council Mes
sick; Thomas, Mary, Rose and Helen,
the latter being baby but few months
old. He was member of Wilmington
Lodge No. l., A. O. U. w, and Santa
Maria Council, knights of Columbus
The funeral will probably take place on
Monday and interment made at Cathe-
dral Cemetery.
Mr.. Sherwin had many friends and at
one tine took deep interest in base
ball. Years ago he had reputation as
pitcher. When boy he was promi-
nent player on the old Pacific club and
later was the star pitcher of the cham.
pion Wawaset club.
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PRIZE OF ICE NOT
TO BE RAISED HERE
The Increase to go Into Effect in
Other Cities on June 1 Will Not
Effect Wilmington.

Judging from the present outlook there
will be no advance in the price of ice in
Wilmington this spring. The price OF
ice in many cities will advance on or be-
fore June l.
This is said to be caused by short
crop of ice in New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and the Lake Region last winter, which
will make it to certain extent scarce
this summer.
A representative OF TIE SuN inter-
viewed number of officials of the differ
ent local companies yesterday afternoon
on the subject.
They were asked what effect an ad-
vance in price in Philadelphia would
have on the price in this city. They
all We're of the opinion that it would
have no fleet whatever.
They further stated that although
there was short crop of ice last winter,
there was 20 indication whatever that
the price would be raised.
The price at present in Philadelphia
is a few cents lower by the 100 pounds
than it is in this city.
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Tennessee Democrats.

Nashville, May 1.-THE Democratic
state convention, which has been in scs-
sion here, did not complete its labors un-
til an early hour. The platform com
mittee reported the resolutions containing
an antiexpansion plank, declaring against
trusts, reaffirming the Chicago platform
and favoring William ]. Bryan for pres
ident. The resolutions were at once
adopted. Governor Benton McAlillin
was nominated for second term. Thom-
as L. Williams of Knoxville was named
for railroad commissioner, and the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
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AMUSEMENI'S.

The Jessie Sawtelle Dramatic Com
pany will conclude a most successful
week at the Grand Opera House this
afternoon and evening. At the matinee
this afternoon Chattanooga in '6l"
will be presented. Tonight 1.-The Mid
night Flood" will be the attraction. At
Yesterdays matinee Charles Kimball, Of
No. 735 East Eleventh street, won the
bicycle given away by Manager Baylis.
In the evening the successful person was
William FL. Caldwell, colored, of 43l
East Eleuenth street. Each of the win
ners were seated in.the gallery.
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Mrs. Wilson'S Estate.

Letters Of administration were taken
out Yesterday by Major-General James
+. Wilson at Register Crossan's office,o
the estate Of his wife, Mrs. Ella Wilson.
The general was represented by Anthony
Higgins and the American Surety Co.
was accepted as security.
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The situatlon at BnnaIo.

Buffalo, May 11.-There are no i'm
portant developments in the situation,
but the railroad officials and labor leaders
are still hopeful of effecting settlements
of all grievances. Negotiations in the
freight handling situation are apparently
at a standstill. Secretary Barter of the
Longshoremen's association addressed
the package freight handlers, informing
them that on his order boat loaded here
by the members of the rival union was
held up for "a hours in Cleveland and
was not unloaded there until he gave the
word.
Adverti q. in TIE Sun.
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yockey Martin Set pown.

London, May 11.-At Kempton Parl
j. II. Martin, after winning the Sprins
Two-year-old Plate on Mr.. j. Musker's
Dunover colt, was called before tn,
Judges on the charge of foul riding. HI,
was afterward suspended for the re
n,ainder Of the meeting and reported to
the stewards of the Jockey club. Ths
Dunover colt was disqualified.
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Why the Oxy-Hydrogen
Company. injunction suit is
not under the control of the
City Solicitor
Injured Man Improving.

Thomas Hetherton, who was injured
at the Diamond State Steel Company's
works on Thursday afternoon, was rest
ing comfortably last night at his home
No. 3l5 Townsend street.
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Crown Pianos.

One OF the finest pianos made is the
celebrated Crown Piano with many toned
attachments. Has the tone of Harp,
Mandolin, Banjo and many other in
struments. Beautiful cases at low prices
and easy payments. N Robelen Piano Co.,
710 Market street.
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Come see me, Il. P. Nolan, new cigar
store, No. 8 East Eighth street.
wright's Band in Philadelphia.

Wright's Band of this city, left on the
four O'clock train yesterday afternoon
over the p. w. & B. Railroad for Phia-
delphia, where they played at concert
last evening. The band played several
excellent selections at the French street
depot before leaving and drew quite
large crowd.
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Action in u. 8. Court.

Action has been brought in the United
States Court to ascertain certain matters
concerning the Locomuti i've Smoke Co.,
which was recently incorporated under
the laws OF the State. number of
Dover people have been summoned to
appear at the hearing next month.
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sa,cide of Bank Manager.

Edinburgh, May IL. II. H. Norie,
manager of the Union Bank of Scotland,
was found dead at his residence. His
head was half blown away by gun.
Apparently he committed suicide. His
action is attributed to the fact that he
had been suffering from influenza.
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Trolley wedding Parties.

Trolley wedding parties wil:be a fad
in Wilmington. After the wedding Of
Miss Katharine Handy, Of Holly Oak,
and John Beasley, of Washington, D. c.,
on Thursday night the bridal party
came to Wilmington in prettily decor
ated car. Mr.. and Mrs Beasley left the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad station for
Washington.
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MuIcn on For the war.

New Orleans, May 1.-THE steamer
Monarch has sailed for Cape Town, AT
RIGA, with 1900 mules, and the steamer
Corinthia has cleared for the same port
with 1,450 mules, all the animals being
consigned to British army officials.
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Tenth Anniversary at East Lake.

The Sabbath school Of East Lake Pres
byterian Church will celebrate its tenth
anniversary on Thursday evening next.
Interesting exercises hv tbs school have
been arrange AMI a fitting address iii
hA a,a,i~ w III. kar. 4 fred I, Walhn,
nj Elavre 80 fi,acr. Nj, F,isnts Of the
'r., and sctlIeI are iari;et! 30 or pres
ant
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Appeal to Elections: Department.

The Department of Elections, will be
called upon to settle the controversy in
regard to the Prohibition ticket and
its right tol be placed oni.tne official
ballot.
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Stop tonight at Lawrence Taylot's, 6l5
Shipley street, for fine lunch and music.
Lakeside Races Yesterday.
Special to The sun.

Special to The sun.
First-4F. Moneymuss, Battus, Boom
crack. Time 49I.
second-7F. Dutch Comedian, Insur-
rection, Microscope. Time 1901.
Third-6F. Alpaca, sam Fullen, Rosa
Diah. Time |. Isl.
:, Fou'th-lM NJ. Cariboo, Hub Prather,
Prestar. Time LAB.
Fath-5F, Dandy Jim, Icon, Demsen
Caldwell. Time Liz.
a glass of soda from Govato's new
fountain is delicious. 403 Market.
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Memorial Day Benefit.

An entertainment was given last night
Mt npont Post ,oom. Il A R., for the
b ~ tit nf The Memorial Day fund. An
in s-estlng program, iaclnding refresh
M. ms, had been arraaged.
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DIR. Harlan Presided.

DIR. Caleb Harlan presided at the meet
ing Of the managers of Ferris Industrial
School on Thursday afternoon. Reports
were read and places OF work discussed.
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d. you smoke, go to Nolan's.
Louisville Races Yesterday.
Special to The sun.

Special to The sun.
!, First-4F. Oscar, Ep, The Auditor.
second-7F, Unsightly, Eta, Anthra.
cite. Time L. 2S.
: Third-6F. Tragedy, Bangle, Foneda.
Time 1.l3i.
Fourth-1M. Commemorative At.
torney, Indian, GeoIge B. Cox. Time
1.413.
Imported and domestic cigars at
Nolan's cigar store.
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tie following described real estate, VIZ;

All thar lot oi land with the buildings thereon
erected, situate and being in tie village Of st.
Georges. Red Lion hundred, New Castle County,
on tine east sde Of the road from st. Georges 10
Odessa beginning at corner of lands formerly
William &. Johnson, Edward L. Garrison and
Charles Garrison, thence with said road to lands,
formerly OF John W. osborne, thence with his
land to corner of Johnson and Garrison lands,
thence with their lauds TO p ace OF beginning,
containing i acres and u perehes.
Seized and takenin execution as the property
of Mary /. Ciarman. surviving mortgagor of Mary
I. Garman and James Garman deceased. mort
''Ns'e's' - JOHJ E. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
SheriT's Office, Wilmington, Delaware. May
2 1900
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RED l1ES PARADE TODAY.
Some Changes Made in the Route Of
the Procession.

The Red Men have made some changes
in the ronte of the Tammany Day parade
which will start from Sixth and Sbipley.
streets at O'Clock this evening. The re-
vised route is as followA: Along Sixth,
street to Washington, to the bridge.
countermarch TO Eleventh street, to Mar
kset, to Fourth, to Pine to Eighth, to
to Taylor to Pine, to Ninth,
to King. to Sixth, to Shipey and dis
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ALL NEWS OF THE
SPORTING WORLD.
O-O-O-O-O
CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING.

Try Nolan's Blanduro Sc. cigar at his
new store, No. East Eighth street.
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STIEaIFF'S SALES.

A,HEKIFEla sALE-i3Y VIRTUE OF a WRIT
s1of Levari Facias, to me directed, will be eX
IDsed TO public sale at the Gilpin House, IL
the city al New Castle, New Castle County
state oi delaware.
on FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY or MAY 1900,
at o'clock y. M,
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Egg phosphate. Govato's soda foun-
tain, 403 Market.
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:! ma!.!in..!.
De Bismarck

Entire las innumerables anecdo-
tas de Bismarck recordadas por la
prensa extranjeras, es interesante la
que SO refere al matrimonio del
gran estadista con la e n o r a
Puttkamer.
Sabido es que ell <Canciller de
hierro,, ell duro insensible polftico,
poseia en- las intimidades del hogar
un coraz6n alberto a las mas dulces
afecciones. Todas sus virtudes, to-
das sus bondades las reservaba para
la vida de familia; solo era humane
rodeado de los suyos.
Una prueba de que Bismarck
era suceptible de sentimentalismo,
la ofrece la historic de su casamien-
to. H sevt-yes--
Un dia conoci6 acciaAnta talmente
a la bella <Fraulein Won nuttlEnmers
perteneciente una distinguifaA fa-
milia, enemistada desde hacia mu-
chos af1os con Ia de Bismarck. S "
Enamor6se furiosamente 81 fGe;
turo canciller, i con aquella rapidex
de ejecuci6n aquella fuerza de vo.
luntad caracteristica del ', hom
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No quiero
ser po|iCla.

Asi decia esta maf1ana un hon.
bre j6ven, alto, robusto, atletico.
No quiero ser policfa, a1n GUAM
do me dieran Glen dollars de sueldo.
Y ESQ que no tengo nj dos perras
chicas para enjaguarme la boca.
Vale mas dedicarse a cojer can
grejos 8 guayar yucca bravo. AL
menos Sc vive tranquilo.
Hace pocos dias multaron a un
policfa por que no detuvo a unos
americanos, con cabeza cargada, O..
alborotaban.
Aver meten en- la carcel q otros
policfas, por a. Sc defendieron a til
ros contra los que a tiros les ataca-
ban.
Palos 81 bogas, 81 no bogas pa
los. Cargue ell diablo con el ofcio,
aparte de que Sc puede salir a SER
vicio con los huesos sanos que 10
lleven luego en- camilla con los hue
sos hechos mofongo.
Decididamente: no quiero ser
policia.
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epol1ela.

Segtn nos informan, a1oche SO
10 habia cinco policfas para ell servi.
clio de la ciudad: dos en 81 primer
distrito, desde Ia esquina de "a Gale.
de San Jnsto q las CaletasI Bal1aja /
recinto oeste, comprendie1do las ca
lies de Tetuan, Fortaleza, Luna. Sol
San Sebastian recinto de |Norzaga
ray: dos en 81 segundo distrito. des.
de San Justo = Ia Plaza de Colon,
comprendiendo Ii parte que le ca.
rresponde de las citadas chlles, re.
cinto Sur Norsagaray,i i uno para
la macina, muelle, ting1ado. car b n9.
ra terraplen.
s Por mas que 10 quiera tel .Alcal.
del por muchos esfuerzos que ha,
gan los jefes il cabos, es impossible
que CON tan escaso cuerpo de policfa
los servicios resulten III siauiera re-.
gulafes.
En que esta pensando 81 Ay99n'
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01!ls {. t.ds los A4a.as
DE LA CARA

En- ell semanario <El Tr6pico,
que SO publica en- Santiago Yxcuin-
tia Territorio de Topic, Repdblica
MeXicana, encOntramOs el siguiente
relate cuya lectura recon endamos a
nuestros abonados:
g.: <La Sra Julia J. Viuda de Rey,
dice Gel Tr6pico,> reside en- Rosa
morada, pequef1a poblacitn de este
ter ritorio de Topic que depende
comercialmente de Acaponeta.,
<Esta sonora ha residido cuen-
ia con relaciones muchaS no sola-
mente en- Rosamorada, sino- tambien
en- Acaponeta adn en- Mazatlan.
Dice la sef1ora de Rey que por algu-
hos meses padeci6 de inapetencia y
de un dolor en- todos los Ihuesos de
la cara que le hac1an pasar noches
enteras sin poder dormir Tan te.
rrible era al [dolor que la sef1ora pa.
ciente lego q temer que fuese debi-
do q huesos cariados 4 otra grave
enfermedad; pero segdn parece era
neuralgia,
<Una sef1ora amiga, dice la Sra.
de Rey, me recomend6 las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams, diciendo-
me que los dolores eran probable
mente neuralgicos ique ella habfa
lefdo que para curar la neuralgia
ha b1a que nutrir los nervios.>
<Como las Pfldoras Rosadas del
DR. Williams son alimen to nervino
decidf seguir ell consejo de mi amiga
en- un mes dias habfan desapare
cido los dolores,
<Garantizan la verdad de esta
relacion la sef1ora Rosa O. de Roma
no la Srta. Virginia Jimenez.,
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares en- to-
dos los p a S 9 dondeF han d o
introducidas. Purifican enrique
cen la sangre, restablecen los ner-
vios y curan La PARALYSIS parcial, bai-
10 de San Vito, neuralgia, reumas,
nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervio-
80, palpitaci6n del coraz6n, anemia
j palidez, frialdad de manos pies,
Hregularidad en- las funciones men
suales de Jas mujeres ila dehilidad
en- ambos sexqs,
Son inmejorables para las en-.
fermedades delos hombfes causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo & estudiQ etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DIR. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tanga d-
ficultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir
se Ia casa Dr.. Williams Medicine
Co., de Schenectady. IN. Y, Esta-
dos Unidos, y sera aYisado dondt
/ comprarlas. La misma casa cuents
con un departamento m6dico par;
atander gratss5tansente 8 las consulta'
de los pacientes donde. .auiera que g
Gncuentren.
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Anilnales
caballereSCo

Y
Los animales -segdn el doctor
Hutchinson dice ell la <Contem pora
ry,-tienen del deber clarfsimo SEN
timiento, dentro de los lmites de la
defensa propia 8 de xla clase, So
bre todo de fla fanilia''. El hAbito
de defender sus hijos estA muy di-
fundido en- ell reino animal, todos
pueden yer ell valor con que Ia CO.
barde gallina defende & sns pollue
los 8 ell cerdo 4 sus lechoncillos.
Esto es harto sabido para que
haya necesidad de insistir en- clio.
Lo que no 10 es tanto es ell desarro-
llo de 10 que podrfamos llamar, con
"Alrededor del mundo", ella caballe.
rosidad. de los brutos, ell sentimien.
to intuitivo del respeto DID los mira
mientos a las hembras, que en- algu-
nos casos supera al de los hon.
bres por el bello sexo.
Ningdn perro s'decente" morde-
ra jam8s & una perra, sal1o necesi-
dad extrema de defensa, al pnque, las
perras no sientan el rnenof escrupu-
10 de maltratar cualquier perro de
fuerza inferior la suya. Una pc,
rra de NAL genio causa mas des6r-
den en- .una jauria que tres perros
de Ia misma c]ase; porque' en- cuanto
Sc siente contrariada, Sc queja de
tai modo que siempre encuentra al
gun perro caballeresco que haga su-
va gu causa, armandose en- seguida
una batalla. ~
Esta cortesia Ilega s. Or molesta
cuan ando SO trata de cazar i bios, pues
la mayor parte de los perros Sc re
sisten q atacar a los lobos, i q veces
nj siquiera quieren seguir su pista.
Los caballos -ic6mo no, 81 de senti-
mientos <caballerescos, s trata?-
suelen conducirse tambien del mis-
mo modo, Sc da el case de que un
caballo ind6mito que cocoa muer-
de q un compaf1ero si con 81 Sc sien.
to apareado, Sc resigna sin protesta
nlnguna 81 el conpanero es una ye-
qua.