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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Monday night. the Portland police
made seizures at James WEIGHS place,
! Pleasant street, and 1t. Browning $
place, 45 Commercial street.
Peter Meade. workman al The
Grand Trunk coal pocket. Portland.
was struck on the head. Monday. by
4 falling timber and received i severe
scalp wound.
James Crou1Ns reported 10 the Port
land police. Monday, that he had been
assaulted with 4 knife IN the hands Of
q Fore street bartender and had re
ceived an ugly sash in the face.
Two men were taken 20 Houl;on from
Sherman Mills, last Wednesday. and
lodged in Jail. They Were arrested for
stealing a quantity OF liquors from
Deputy Sheriff Cushnan from thos.
who had them in their possession for
illegal sale and were placed in his
barn.
The l4th annual meeting o: the
Noun; Desert Island Local Union q:
Christian Endeavor societies and Ell
worth Leagues was held at Somesvillo.
Monday. The meeting was we'll at
tended and was one Of the most inter
estiug sessions held since the organic
alton Of the union.
The Portland city government voted.
Monday evening, 70 accept the prop7-
si,ion Of the Boston & Maine railroad.
made through Hon. George ?. Wescott.
- pay $50. 900 for q perpetual right Of
way over the Marginal way. The
board o; aldermen passed the order /,
&c :, and the common council 70 70 $.
John Henry Hall. one of the best
known men in Portland, was found dead
In bed AT his boarding place. No 10
Federal street, Monday noon. Mr.. Hall
has been somewhat out of health for
some time. but has been able 70 be out.
There was evidence of death by heart
disease. Three children survive him.
Shipments OF lumber from the port
OF Bangor. this month, are limited only
BY the number of vessels available.
which is not great Freights continue
as last reported-s250 20 New York.
with occasionally IS for large YES
sci or $40 under certain conditions.
while 10 Boston the high rate of $50
generally prevails. with occasional!
charters at S3.I5.
Lieut.. Frank 4. Lang of the 9th In
fantry, L. S. a., whose home Is IN
Portland, lies in an unconscious con-
dillon in the military hospital at San
Francisco. In the early campaign in
China, a shell burst over his head and
a piece entered his head which has not
yet been located. These particulars
were stated in a letter received BY Mrs.
Lang from the San Francisco author
tiles.
Proposals viii be received for raft
ing all logs coming into Passadurakeag
boom TO be RATED for the year 1901 up
TO Nov. %. the contractors 10 do all
and find all. the company reserving the
right TO reject all bids. Proposals will
also be received for 40 boonsticks.
suitable. and IL buoys with stone at
tached. TO be delivered in place on the
ice in the winter. and for constructing
booms.-B Bangor News.
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The Youths Companion Gale adar.

More thought ana expense tAan ever h.
fore have been lavishsd on ;he calenda.
which tEe publishers o. The Youth 7
Companion will present ~ every one SUD
scribinE 20. the new volume fer lSl. since
/. IL 10 BE- 2 souvenir a. the paper I5tA
wear II ~ an r&cen;.1nAl.r attractive
calendar and has been de- gned ina li:h-
ogra pied for The Companion exclusively
The central figure ": the calendar ~ an
IDEAL portrait OF = Puritan maiden OF Ply
rnou1h, and tne = colOrS in which the
calendar IS Autographed reproduce the
delicate cOiogins ii the artists original
painting With p-rfcc. fidelity.
After thc usefulness ~ ih" calendar Is
past the portrait " Priscilla can Be cut
ou- and framed and preserved IS i beau
tttuI household ornament
This calendar, which - sold To non
subHcriDers 20 The out!s : Companion for
~ cents. viii o. given 10 all new sub
ycrio.rs for 1901 who will also receive IN
addition - the - issues OF the new VOL
urn~. all he issues o: the paper for The
remaining weeks az 1910 free from the
tI.nt 81 subscription. Illustrated an
OF the volume Tor 1874 Will De
sent free with sample copies " the paper
~ any address
TiIE YOUTHS COMPANION.
BIOS On Mass.
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cal Discovery are

cal Discovery are bczutfcrs because they
are health makers
The FavoTite Prescription is designed
10 cure all distinctly feminine ailments. IT is
prescribed for girls about to become women
and takes from this dangerous period much
of lis discomfort. II is prescribed for
women OF all ages who are troubled with
Inflammation, irregrlaritv, debIlitating
drains and other symptoms OF arrangement
of the feminine organism. Y is general
tonic for the whole system but when such
tonic Is needed il is better TO take the
Golden Medical Discovery" III connec-
ton with the Favcrite Prescription.
Dr. Pierce. Golden Medical Discovery
is medicine for men and children as well
as women. II is most wonderful blood
purifier and flesh builder. II searches out
and kill. disease germs III the digestive
system, blood and lungs and puts the
whole body i'll strong, heslthy state.
Before purchasing medicine OF any KIND
it !. well to write TO Dr.. K. Y. Pierce, al
Buffalo, y. y, stating your symptoms. He
will diagnose your case and prescribe for
you free Of charge It may he that Won
need both "Favoritc Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery. or you may
need only one. Possibly your case requires
something entirely different Whatever
you need Dr.. Pierce will tell you without
4 cent OF cost to you.
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k0ItO OUTLAY ESCAPED.
slips Through Hands o. Deputies At Waldo
boro. Saturday.

Wa!doboro. Me, NV GA ripple of
excitement was created here. Saturday
night. by the attempted arrest Of Wash
JSnes. a noted outlaw. Tn!s party has
been wanted FOR several months for
various offences. but has thus far
tVhaed The efforts Of justice. Last Sat :
uroay night, il raid was made by the
q -puties Of the county. He was caught
oy warden l. Johnson. the deputy from
jefferson. Jones is powerful man
ana after a terrific struggle threw
down johnson. who Is a slight man.
Inc latter, who was game. hung TO him
unit he was thrown down three times
eholsed and ove-powe-ed ard then fol :
lowed him UP IN ehas.. The attempt 10
arrest was a little premature before
The o.he- officers came up. II il had
been delayed = few minutes the game
would have been bacged
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public u;terances have been distinctly
cheaper in tone. and have from the
first been characterized by sophis;ry
ard evasion. He has sought to BE- all
things to all men. and has not hest
,a;ed to ally himself most closely with
the most disreputabla elements of his
party. He reached the sublimity OF
political folly in New York City. few
d .ysago. when. as tn, guest of the most
corrupt organization in this country. he
said. Great is Tam.nany Hall. and
Croker IS its Prophet" In his mad
ambition 10 gain the Presidency at any
cos, he had. as Governor Roosevelt
we'll said. agreed 70 help Croker C-ok
etize New York. If. in turn, Croker
would help him Bryanize the nation.
The result of this unholy alliance was
20 drive thousands of seif-respec.ins
Democrats all over the great Empire
State 20 the support Of the Republican
ticket.
One after another the issues" Of the
national Democratic platform We're
" abandoned. Free silver was early rele-
gated 10 the rear. Then followed mill
tarisrn. When he came East in the
closing days Of The campaign his only
remaining stock in trade was imperial
ism and trusts. The former was
soon abandoned when il gradually
dawne1 upon him that the idea of
hauling down the American flag was
no: popular one with the American
people This ief; trusts as the only re-
naming string in his political fiddle.
and while he sawed away upon it wiki
gu i!i19S11S So!lHy Oh d DStle! cause
il soon became evident that the tunes
he evoked were getting tribe mono.o-
nous. II was then. in his utter despey-
alton. TIA, he threw away all pretense
attempt 20 arouse class prejudice and
passion. This was the most fatal mis-
iake Of all Il arraYed agains, him
the country with practical unanlmity
and rendered his deIea, foregone con-
c!usion.
During the exciting weeks OF the
campaign. President Mckinley has re-
manned quietly at home. bearing him
salt with a dignity becoming the head
u l great nation He may Justly feel
proud OF the splendid tribute paid his
conduct OF rational affairs. His admin
Ist-atidn Of the past four years IS des-
tined 20 pass into history as one Of the
greatest in the annals Of the Republic
1t has been confronted with vast and
momentous ;ssues-issues that were
epoch-making in their character-and
il has met and solved them all with
days splendid vote voices the cordial
support and appreciation OF the great
American people.
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DEATH Of AUGUSTUS REED.
Wsil.Kaown and Highly Esteemed Citizen Of
Albion Passes Away

.lbira. ..c.. NOV. e.--Ausus us Reel.
one o: the towns b-s.-knou7 and es-
te"rned citizens. died Monday morning,
aged 8.
! he had lived her. al! his lite IN" great
er part Of which was passed on the o.d
Homestead In which he d!cu. he was
known throughout this ne!Ehb0rho1d :,-
Deacon Reed having s. rvrd IN t-..t RAJ
pacity TOT many yC4-S.
He wAs seized with = sigh. Shock ~
apoDlcxy. last Tuesday night. and from
fha: tim" on failed rapidly until me end
which came peacefully. Monday morning.
he VA conscious only part Of the time.
Only lew years ago NJ! Reed oh
Scr"ed his golden Wedding. the notable
feature ri which v;ts iac coming -n-
sether 81 many old relatirc:.
H.. Is survived Oy wife. three aaugh-
tc-S and 'wo sons. The latter residing I'D
Boston.
The funeral NIL be held. Wednesday
morning
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og the shell had entered his head and
could not ne located. He was sent TO
the States ainonS ,fr1any other in1uFed
and sick soldiers and was placed i'll the
military hospital al san Francisco
Since his arrival several operations
have been performed 10 locate tue
piece Of shell bu; they all had been I'M
successful UP 10 The time that the
letter was written. Lieut.. Lang lies In
an unconscious condition.
Great care should be taken TO have
all our streets and alley ways thor
cughly cieansed before the snow nies-
An ounce of prevention is worth q
pound Of cure. Cleanliness is a safe
guard against contagious diseases
which filth. on the other hand. invites.
Portland Express.
There is 4 Bit OF advice that every
city in the State can well profit by.
No man should go away from nome
without, having in his pocket his ad-
dress ana some paper showing who he
Is The necessity OF this has been
forcibly shown by the delay in ident-
flying the man found drowned near Ii
Portland wharf. In this case the man
might have intended to conceal his
identity. but il is always well TO be
prepared against possible accident.
Cases have frequently occurred where
an address on the body Of a man killed
by accident would have made identit-
cation a matter Of much less delay.
Here is an interesting bit OF in
formation from the Boston Transcript.
In the rural -sgions Of Maine the
peopI. waste 10 money in buying
baroneters. They put u piece of gin
Gerbread out AT the door. and know
when the gingerbread = moist and
phable that rain may be expected. and
when il becomes crisp that dry spell
is coming. As for thermometers. they
say: whats the good OF them-tny
fool knows when lis hot or cold.
a former weli-known sunday school
official in central Maine. who had been
elected and reelected So many times
that he couldn't keep count of them. is
said to have stepped down and out o:
Office in d very unique manner. Every
thing was going on Just as il had year
after year, in a rather nonotonous
fashion, when the superintendent be-
came possessed with notion that no.
body in that church but himself knew
how 10 run a Sundayschool. SO just
to give the people Il surprise and ~
ceive q unanimous invitation to remain
in office, he announced one Sunday
tina, he had decided to tender his
resignation. a motion 10 accept the res
igDation came SO quick II almost took
away his breath: and before he had
fairly recovered his senses. the motion
was seconded and carried. Thus by
his own folly he became an Ex.'
new man was chosen and the school al
once began 10 revive in interest. This
made him madden than ever and since
that time. TO us- the darkey phrase.
He has beer trying 10 raIs<- DE-
debble" with that church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Passenger trains leave Augusta a. fol-
lows:
GOING WEsT-s45 A. II. for Lewiston.
Fsrmirston. Phillips. Rockland, Port
Lard. Boston. Bridgton. Montreal and
Quebec: 1000 A, VI. for Brunswick. Lew
Rsngeley, Rockland. Portland Boston,
No. Conway. Fahyans. Lancaster. Cor
ham. y. II. Berlin Fails. Groveton,
ma M0 SaobS s4nd Pond =
Portland: $50 L. n. texpress) for Bruins
wick. Portland and Boston, connecting
ior Bath. Portland. Lewiston. Cornish.
P. NJ. might Putnam every night for
Lewiston. Bath. Portland and Boston; lis
4. NJ. daily except Monday for Portland
CONG EAsT-l35 A. NJ. might ex
pressl for Skovhegan. Bangor, Bar Har-
Dor. St stephen. tC2ldis). st. John, Hail.
fax and Aroostook county and 70 Wash
east does not connect for Skovhegan no.
on Sunday morning for Belfast, Foxcrott
or beyond Bangor. $40 A. Al. for Water
Vile. Belfast. skowhegan, Bangor and
ton. Woods tock, St John ana Halifax.
1855 +. NJ. local 70 Wsterville and Ban
gor and 10 Lewiston. via Oakland and
Winthrop; 80 T.. NJ. express for Water
r.. Old Town. Patten. Houlton and Carl
bou. via B. & A. r. r.; go 7. Al. for Wa
,eryiile. Oakland, North Arson. Bingham
Skowhegan. Belfast. Foxcroft. Greenvillc.
Bangor. Old Town and Mattawamkeag:
Us y. NJ for Waterville.
SUNDAYS-Going West, IS A NJ. Tor
Portland. Boston; 1877 a. NJ. lo.55 P NJ
for Brunswick. Bath, Portland and Bos-
ton. Going East, LIS A. NJ Bangor: sl5
a. N. and 2.30 +. NJ. for Waterville and
Bangor.
The Nigh. Pullman Train leaving at
rs A. NJ. Monday morning. going east
does not connect for Skowhegan nor on
Sunday morning for Belfast. Foxcroft or
beyond Bangor.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
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The ROANOKE is SAFE.
Arrives al Pori townsend With 40 Passen'
gers and 100000 in Gold.

Port Townsend. Wash. NOV. o.--The
steamship Roanoke. reported lost. ar
rived. last night "A; Il.So. bringing 40
passengers and 500. 900 in gold dust.
The Roanoke sailed from Nome, oct.
6, and reports the steamship Cleveland
a complete wreck. IS miles west Of
Cape Nome. where she struck rock
on Oct -. and soon went to pieces.
Her signals OF distress attracted the
attention of the United States cutter
Mccullough. which went 10 her assist
ancc and saved passengers and crew
except the second officer, who was
thrown into the icy waters and went
10 the bottom before assistance could
reach him.
officers of the Roanoke report that ice
is forming At St. Michaels.
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MacArshur's casusIty ist.

Washington. Nov. 5.-fieneral MacAi-
thur cables the following casualties:
KiIled-Monday. Oct %. near Cuar;ero.
William d Pasco. second lieutenant Co
X. 18th Infantry Lieut. Pasco was q son
Of ex-senator Samuel pasco of Florida.
Stanley Stewart. assistant surgeon. nth
Volunteer Cavalry died this morning. at
Santa Cruz Luzon from fractured
skull, having been thrown .Tom hrose.
Surgeon Stewart was appointed from
Washington, ID. G.
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PRESID. nj KRUGER
Arrives Al Ras Iihuiile-WiiI Avail, Orders al
Peri Said.

Ras Jlhutile Nov. THE Dutch cruiser
G-.!derland Win -x-fresiGent Kruger on
board. which sailed from Lour-uzo Mar
ques Oct. =. has arrived here. She has
been directed 70 await Instructions from
The Hague a; Port Said. with regard 10
Mr.. kruger's landing in Europe
The Gelderlaa3. which arrived here
yesterday. VIII stop three days. Mr.. kru-
ger who Is in exceiieu: health. rejOiced
greatly at tae news OF the recent BO-r
successes. May they fight without re-
mission. he exclaimed with energy.
THAT j. wha; We ask DR.. HeYnaus
declared Ar- Kruger was goin. 20 Eu-
rope purely on a holiday.
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TO GET INTERVENTION.
lord Robetts SAYS Kruger viii Make Last
thod ia Europe

London. Nov. s--Lord Roberts. IL : lis-
patch dated JOh1nnesubTe. Nov. :. re-
ports 70 the war once as follows
Smith f'orisn states Iha; Major sam
GERS and Captain Chalmers foi The Cana
cIaH Mounted hiarsi behaved NTH grea4
sa!la1try IN the ac-Ion OF Nov. : SaAn-
derS rode out under Il heavy ire 10 bring
in a horSrlass non-c0rl En!ssioned officer.
Saunders WAS wounded ana his horsr WAS
killed. and Chalmers went TO his assist
.ance Saunders irnpiore4 him 10 leave
but va refused. ard tre galla1; Cha.-
mes vas. l g-.~Vc % say. Killed.
Lord Roberts has Cahl-i 20 the VA
Office thar former President Steyr. r. 4
speech - p-IareyS burch.rs. or. 2
said Mr.. Kruger had gone 70 Euyop" i-
order ITO set intervention, and that \!
ne FAILED, "thH TransNaal ~ill - .uc-
toned of 10 the higAeS; bidder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

II Senator Davis OF Minnesota should
lose his life from the accident OF blood
poisoning from which he is suffering
il would be a calamity 70 the whole
country He cannot be spared from the
Senate. HIS ability. his integrity and
his courage have given him Z position
OF influence such as is held BY few men
in public life.
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RUSSlA'S REPLY.
fsysrs Open Ports and Keeping the Integrity
Of the Chinese Empire.

s.. Petersburg. Nov 9Th. tex; Of the
Russian reply to the Aasio-Ger-ran
American note Is published.
The mrs point, providing for open ports
An the rivers q; The Chinese literal. j.
i4vorAbly received. a. II does nor altc-
existing treaties.
The second point Is all .he NOR in har-
.nony with Russia : intentions a. the in
tegrity OF the Celestial empire Is II.
Fundamental principle of Russian policy.
A. regards the possibility OF d violation
q: this principle il the third article, Rus
sia refers TO her note Of May =, ana re-
Deats her declaration that such violation
would compel Russia To modify, As Clr-
cunlstances might require. the attitude
she rss taken M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The fair skies q Yesterday. an au-
gu-y OF Republican success. gave the
Popocratic leaders a chance to com
plain again Of the alliance formed be
tween the Republican party and Prov
ideuCP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The largest toy factory in the world
is in New York, where playthings in
tin are manufactured literally BY the
million. 1t stands five stories high,
and turns out 1907 distinct varieties
in tin toys. No. Is tin horse; 100,
a tin menagerie. The output of circu-
lar lin whistles is ., 000, 900 per annum
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GUk50AIS At CANTON.
Much Speculation Arises from Their Presence
The,e.

Hon. Kong. NOV. e.-The presence oi II
:unhoatS 1T Canton causes continued
Specula don Tho action OF German yes
Sci in the vicinity OF Honan and Fati has
caused u runor that the Germans intend
20 obtain a concession owins 20 the in
creasinE trade ana crowded conditions n
Sharsr
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yWyallNyD Gllg4ng,
Tbs Changing Days.

There's chilly Sor: Of feeling in he
blowing o thc b-eeZe
And sunny streakS OF silver il the trcSSes
o The trees.
And away. away,
For an autumn holiday.
For the heart IS young ard HAPPY. II the
locks above are gray!
No tears for summers dying-the roses
bloom to die;
They had their crimson day beneath 4
song enchanted sky.
Times wings Will never stray
For lips that sigh and pray:
Blu. the hear is young and happy. II the
locks above are gray,
And thankful for the sprlngtirne.- for
summer sweet, and fall.
And thankful for the WinIry day-sweet
thankfulne4Ss tOr all
We sing: Away away.
For the heart is young and happy, II the
locks above are gray"
Frank ]. Stanton.
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Now for the crop o. freak election
bets 10 blossom forth. Likewise ONE
the infection Of the election propn-t.
who explains how he hi, it or why ne
didn't hA il,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Isllngton London) is the most dense
" populated parish in the United
Kingdom. A return just issued by the
medical officer shows that at the pres
ent time there are 112 persons living on
each acre. as against SIS persons al
Bolton. which ranks next on the list.
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$4,000.
Dr.. E. Oetchoa's Anil 0iuretic

May be worth TO you more than s1n9 il
you have child who soils bedding from
INCONVENIENCE of water during sleep.
Cures old and young alike. 1t arrests the
trouble al once. s.. Sold by Bowditcb,
Webster 81 Co. Druggist, Augusta, 4s.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Through tickets TO California and al
points South and West may be had OF Z.
H. Walker, ticket agent, Augusta, tn,
only Office IN Augusta selling via al
routes and checking baggage free OF ex
pense-
GEO. r. EVANS, " p. a Gen. Man.
+. e BooTHBY. G.-P. & 7. A.
Portland Maine.
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ca.ina and SLEEPING.

Food supplies the substance for re-
pairing the wastes Of the body. and
gives strength. Sleep affords the OPP
portunity for these repairs 70 be made.
Both are necessary 10 health. II You
cant eat and sleep. take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. IL creates a good appetite and
tones the digestive organs. and it gives
the sweet, restful sleep of childhood.
Be sure 70 get Hoods.
Biiousness i. cured BY Hoods Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Accidents come with distressing f-c-
ouency on the farm. Cuts. bruises. stings.
sprains. DR.. Thomas Electric OIL re-
lieves the pain instantly. Never safe
without II.
mon wed. fri&Mkytf
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George Fred Williams says lie is
ASIA med OF the country. The coultry's
opinion % George Fred would not look
We! in print.
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/ There is room for 81, 900 persons in St.
/ Peters church, Rome; tor 3-.0t-9 in
! the Milan Cathedral, and for .. 40 il
| 81. Paul's. London.
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The Weather Tor October.

taken 81 the Maine Agricultural Expert
nlent Station. TER the month u October
lsa0
lat. ~ a. - !. Ion. ~ 4J' II" ".
Altitude ahONo the SEA 10 feet.
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To love and be loved,
is every wOma II S
right. To be beauti-
full is impossible for

II iuc plNlNks
of ali.
IL al I h,
pimply face.
duh eyes, pale
lips. hollow
cheeks these
lock .kc door
in Loves face.
No man ad-
,ni-esa sallow,
back &C hey,
u c . q &C h c v
woman.
pr. Piercc's
Favon,c Pre-
scription and
Golden Nieai-
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The country will not repudiatc its
honest debts, nor Will I, scuttie away
from its great responsibilities.
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l. is announced that Croker siil sail
for Europe. today. What a pity that he
cannot stay there.
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Already the question arises, viii
Bryan iS,ri have to be killed again in
1904. OF will IL stay dead?