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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-17
Eternal vigilance Is fis0 ssrsoe
of a beautiful cOmpIex5Om

when such remedies are relied OH.
Mr.. II. 7. Shobe, 77o4 Lucas Avenue, ST. Louis
Mo. says: my daughter was afflicted for years
with dishguring eruption on her face, which
resisted all treatment. She was takea TO two
celebrated health springs but received no benz
ht. Many medicines were prescribed, but with
out result, until deci led 10 try s. s. g., and by
thc time the first bottle fnishc d the eruption
began 70 disappear. A. dozen bottles cured her
completely and left her skin perfectly smooth.
She Is now seventeen years old, and not sign OF
the embarrassing disease has ever returned"
S. S. S. is a positive, uniailing cure for
the worst forms OF skin troubles. II is
the greatest OF ell blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable.
Rad blood makes bad cofuplexious.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-17
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin Is the seat OF an almost end
less variety OF diseases. They are known
by various names, but are all due to the
same cause, acid and other poisons In
the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action of the skin.
To have a smooth, soft skin, tree from
all eruptions, the Llood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations Of
arsenic and potash and the large number
Of face powders and lotions generally
used in this class of diseases cover up
for a short time, but cannot remove per-
manently the ugly blotches and the red,
disfguring pimples.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-17

But when the stomach and other organs
of digestion and nutrition are diseased,
the nutritive properties are not extracted
from food. the blood becomes poor, the
body lacks adequate nourishnent and
the flesh Ufalls away" The weakness
consequent on this loss Of nutrition will
generally find its expression in some one
organ which has been longest starved.
Thus as starvation causes weakness,
when the nutrition falls short of the
needs of the body we may look for the
expression of that weakness in some one
organ--lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, or
any other vital organ of the body. When
the diseased stomach is cured by DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, then
the diseases Of other organs which orig
mated in the disease of the stomach are
cured also.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
UYour Golden Medical Discovery
and DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy have
been Of great benefit to me-" writes
prof. Pleasant A. Oliver, of Viola, Full
ton Co., Ark. ~Before used the above
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-17

l.T.he penslon Omea. .

Carefully crowded into the corner OF an
ODD looking envelope Is the entire cd
dress General pcnshion ofif, Washing
ton, 4. C." one feels inclined 20 wonder
what could have boon the writer's mot w.
IA leaving ~ much blank space. a Cali
lf0rnia man recently requested some m
formation from the "com.slnEer Of PEN
sl0nesnFs,"
Any ons who feels Inclined 20 wondaF
81 ths length ~ time that slapsss IA
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
Die b5se @rippe.

Vas SdiilarlDetter iiteiitentbeilS feut1t
NitD lblappi9 sniIbte Der Srltit umD ben
atDmun9s 2tpparaten, bic n:eht ftarf llrlb
unperlDiiitlib, sienilir6 it9per srtieeeii, unb
So9lretcb ltno bic SGac Don Grfoltungeil,
Sdnupfen, Snflnensa &C., ullb attd Id)ipere
@rfrantltrgen bieler grt, Die mon G5rippc
rennt, lou eS bierorts mantbe seben Die
iileiten unlerer pieltn Ipttorct, ihcinen potls
auf beibGfti9t 5u iein ilnb Datten lieber Gin
biStben ipeniger Sil tbun.
8orbeu9lin9s= =OtuBregcln 9e9en bic @rippe
baben 1itb blSber. nod INNER ais nuslo5
erpteen. 0aS @tn3i9e, mas man tbun
tam ltitO tbun mus, lit, IT'D mad Otoss
lttbfett Dor @rfdltilngen su fdiite1t 8as
pN. y. Wprgens Sournal" giebt bic folgenben
8erbaltrnSs Otabregeln Mit benz @uaen<
bid, mo Sbr pon iDiperen Gopf=, &reusz nno
WtuSfelI I1mersen befauen lDeroet, ober gub
cln statorrb ber oberen Quftneae at plage1
be9innt: bleibt inter alien llmitGnben inn
0anle. Senn ilidt bic Grippe on llnb fir
lld lit bebenflid, ionbern beren mo9liebe
Otitz nnb 9iabfrarfbeiten, lpie 1. 3. Qun9enz
alleftioncn, Srliitfea @ntSiiitbungen pber
Weil; l;=Inl6wellungen. Sn ie gleihntdBiaerer
Sentperatitr Sbr ipGbrenb bes Grippe gln=
faus bleiht, nm 70 enti6iebener perminbert
eSbr bic M0gli1feit elmer Complication
Wenu Sbr's perrnOst 10 ibidt nab benz
4rSt, insbeionbcre iuenu Sbr an beftisen
Oustell6mcrSen leibet, an GlieberlDrpere, an
peinli6er Shlafloii9feit pber alb on itarfer
S6lafinebt. geibet Sbr nur oil Neuralgie
ooer on anbereu rerp0len gel1perben, 10
fonnt Sbr obue gebenfen in 2bitGuoen poli
le6S 1is odt Stunben sebn grain H6enace-
tin ober a,l9 9lntifebrin nebmen. gSean es
Der Wasen balblpesS pertraSt: quite Suppeit
uno froftise gtabrnns; aud mitunter ein
Sdliid6en 9uteu @oSnacs. slber, bauptz
laGlt9: {oiitet Sud DOR allsutriibem Ser
laiien oes tbauies! s9abreno Der gtefonpa=
lescen; bas lit bic tritilde Yerioae BET tiidi=
l9en Grippe zSranfbeit. ga siebt SIR gn6D
am ebeiten Die perbdngnibpoue GrfGltuns su,
neil bic atbn,unSs Srgone banu am er=
pfinblidlten itno. 6iir@tet uiDt Die Grippe,
on Der itirbt Giner in 5ebnta,llenb; aber bic
Grfaltln9 in Der Gjrippe3eit, bic rniiBt SIR
lGeren wie - ben Sob
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
IiuioReta perSdtcnft.

G5 lit gepiB ansenebm fir oas Gub=
lifum sl miNen, oas es Elm GeI6dft i'm
2anoe 9ibt, oa5 iib nitot 9enirt, gegen
Die Nrmen uno 2eioenoen frfisebig sll
Iein. 9ie Gigentbiiner pon 9r. Sings
Seem Giscouerp 9e9en SNwiaolubt,
9uIten uno Grfdltun9en, laben iiber
5eIn Willionen obeflaiGan oieies 9ro=
Sen 9eilmittelS perI0entt unO baben
n!t1 Ole Genugtbuun1 ST. tpilien, oob
c0iIelbe Sauienoe bon bofnuugsloIcll
; 55&*"'!cl: Gcn.:;!t Got. gltmo, SrGNN:,
9tiiegtelt uno cIe @a!5=, 8ruF= uaO
&uAgenteioen ipeyoen oomit Iitber Qe=
BELT. 4robefloI6cn Fyei In S. s. Drill
ler & Sobn'5 gpptbefe. GcgulGre @rD=
Zen soc. unb 81. Seoe S}!aIde earqn=
tirt o0er oas Gjelo anriif9sgebcn. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
@eGjats ais Sebcasretter.

Die Nirfiamteit bes selpobnli@en &ob=
lol5es sur Gelebung Der 6er;tbati9teit iii
titrsli9 in t6amiltot g., ;l Sage getreteit.
VI. g8. Is. 8omler nuroe Sll Marfus Sauer,
ei,1em 81 Sabre dlteu gtanne, 9erltieu, Der
leit gaugen an Der gSuiieriudDt leibet. Qtae
Spntptome Der eintreteltpeu luflDiung, &alt=
locroen Der Glieber, atbuecnbeit pon S9lpeiB,
Soers= uub QnlSl6loa pobrnebreno, beihloB
Ser @rst, ols leetes ?Otittel einen @eriut9 nit
9al3eitiprisun9 su MAIDEN. llnseidbr sloan=
sig Gefrtnber, ilodoem ct cine et,pa 35pro=
3entiec eoiung in ben linfen 9trnt etnseipritt,
tebrte leile Der Fulsidla9 Suriicf; sipaitsi9
Winuten na6 Der sueiteu Sllieftiou trat Der
S6tpeiB weber berpor uub bic Sdrbe febrte
iu oos G;elit1t 3uriid, Der Yatient erloabte
aus leiner SemuBtloi,teit unb perlanste 9ab=
rung. alnt Abeno belierte itb lein gefinben
:ltipnpn0e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
9ouptlinte.
2orain Brand.

Gpnntoosaige 3ip,51en nbribsnilie nnb GIeuelanb
ohren nbrbid) nnt 628 Worniitags unb iiibIisb 7l5
Jtanmittoge
R. g. GarrrI, general paiienser Mst.,
Glebslanh, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24

Wu9ets, 2eber= uno Nierenleioen gum
Spier Solpobl wie aud Grauen, unb
Ollie UeTpiiren oas Geiultat BON 4ppe=
tit=8erlult, GiIt im Ylute, 3ifen=
.Idmsrsen, Gopilueb, Nerpoiitdt uno
miiOem, peroroiienem uno nieoerae=
ranntem @efiibl. 9lber es lit nidt
n0tbig. 10 ,u fiib!en. S0ret S. 90.
Garoner BON SoaoiIle. Sno., an. ST
iogt: ,Glectric Sitters lino geraoe oas
8ine fir eiiletl Mann, ruenn er nieoer=
gerannt fiiblt rno nibts oarum 9ibt,
pb er lebt ooer itirbt. Sic bnben mir
mebr 81 neuer &raTt uno 9utem slpps=
tit pcrbolfen, als irgeno et'pas, Oos id
nebmen fonnte. SD fam iebt iroenO
etlros eiIen uno babe einen neuen SA6t
auf'5 Qeten." - Slos so Gents in s..
s. Differs & Sobn'5 NpOt6ete. Seoe
6taI6e gurontirt. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
Gletelouo, Qornjn &
S,y9ccliug q. 90.

iSGbrplou in Strait lett benz 90. Dtai 1850.
Gieneianh gasutci nh yaae baH GEas agaierErnis.
9ublit5 acbenbe 8Ige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
Sreic gSItss= aauo Saatt= 2nr.
Gi,,e ebrltc., sen,einte cferte


GeEdmure, Wunben, &rebs, Grit
fen, trdbige Saut, e6uppen BON Sc
semo. ,Gebnler3en in ben Gnoben, Dem
Rjifeil uno ben Gjelentell, lpplililfilDe
GlatoergiTtung. faulenoes 3a9nileiib,
GrpniIder &beunlatismus uno ollie
bartrGdi9en Slutfranfbeiten f0nnen
ourD ben @sbrau1 einiser SSlaiGen
8otonic ylooo Balm ibnell turiri
meroen. Wir foroern Die Welt heraus
fiir einen SSall BON gllttrantheit, Der
our1 8otanic Blooo Balm nibt furiri
tperoen fam ,lno Die Guren 1ino on=
bauernb. 2eioet eybr on biinnem glut,
f0lebtfarbiser 6aut, Mattisfeit, Nus-
i9ldgen, aeibipoleneu Geleilteu, Sa=
tarrb, iiberriehenoem Mthem, Wunben
i'm Muno uno 9als ? Wenn ia. 10 ii
Guer Ylut berDorben, Botanic BlOoc
Balm madt basielbe rein unb reid.
beilt bic Wunben, entfernt Die Sbmer=
sen uno baut bas game Gpltem ipieoer
auf. Botanic 8loob 0alm 1T bas
einsige perfette glutreinisunasnitta
Bertauft in MpDthefea. $l.00 Die
grobe Glaibe nit @ebrau6sanmeiluna
I'm 81 aeigen, oaB mir es ebrlid msi-
nen, perienben mir Probeflaihen fret.
Man aoreiiire !: Bloob Balm &c., ST.
lanta. Ga. 36gert n!dt, beIdreibt ms
Guer 2ei0en unb mir lenoen freien dr3t=
liden Hatb. Blooo Balm bilft, tptnn
alles anbere feblt. Briinolib erppbt
lpdlreno SO Sabren. y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
3erbro9cue 3icratDe.

Serr Moiot, ber beriibmte GcmentSobrifont BON
Sem gnrt, ertl6rt eiuige jebr iEtereante SDGad)en
betrelS NtGpr'S Cement.
Sic Grpbe Nlcuae, pelde oeien beforrtcn &rfcl gc=
brandt peiB mobl bob er pele bunbert Bro5ent bel,
fer it aS onbere Gemcnte. filr neld5e beriebe At=
Iprud GcmGdjt mlrb CT Wiee n illeE niJt DaruIl.
Sic eirlode nrlae lit oob Wtaipr bic bclten 1e be-
fannten 9foierlaEeu gebraut uno anoere Syabrifons
ten hteies uitnf thuu neil beelhen fcitipie9 nb unb
ia9t nns, bob Gin 9eIt0notDctl Cines Gtnens $3. Is
oG6 Huno NIB ein anoercr s2.65 bic 6allonc tOitet
ipdhreno rtu aroBcr Ghctl nrn 1coeuaultcnt Cement
uno fu9em Sei i'm $1t Mel ridS meter lit. os III
Gents &eim auiCclbit in G3ailer pGer GirpueniQure.
nub III mandeu TdQ mod 9cduoert liz GJorbe uuo
Gernd9 bIrb 5uioG pon btGigcn nn6 urnilBcn Wlate'
ralien
Naiors Grmert piro au Is unb 25 Gents per syloTte
oertau1t nn0 nenn etu Gambler eret arGcreu &rttfe
onItatt oelbcu 5 pcrfanen intbt 10 fGnlt MON itber
ien. boB es etne s!biAt lit, eeH grbbercn Frpt gu
MAIDEN.
Ser IrpIit Gil MciorS @emeut ut iooiet Gig Elm
5Guoler oil irQcn9 Cinem Gclucut rGthen Iolte, unb
| has 1T 0Dpnet mahr. nenu man be0entt b0B Der
Sdubler aud nod burtb Serru Mhae In5e9en prUs
ftrt. 3ieie sn5ci9en fplen i6er 5000 ben gltpnGt
GtabIirt 1876.
@eiteGt barouf oaB SIR Maipr's Cement erGaltet
uno he9nigt Gud rtcbt NIT benz unutaBGeb.tdeN &att
bCS gpotleterS.
Wcnn Sbr ctlpo8 Gc'Gdlisfett 6ciibt {uub Sir ncr.
bet mohrideinIiD ouSiiuoeu bag Sbr 9e)iftter >ei0
ais SIR gcglaubt bnbO, 10 fbnnt Sbr Cure GuMn'i
idube nn0 bie &0nsldbe IeIbit reparlre eberIo mi
trQeno eineu onbereu Nrtitel oou Gnnmt pbcr 2ebel
nit WalprS Committeeman noer Wt0jorS SfherzSt
rlcnt 5br pCr0ct italner, rle piele 8oHurs baburt
lp0lreno DeS Scbre& gcip0rt lperGen fDuneu.
Q9enn Gnet Mpoteefer befsu Cement ntdlt IeFer
fanu 10 ipr6 SUD ir9eno roelte Sortc pet ot p5rtG
trei an8elonDt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
$500 BeIobnt.n8!

MSir merbcn BITE pbiae 9elobnuus fir irsenb einen
sSan BON 2eberleiben 9pSpepfia, &opfibmeraer uns
6erbaulifeit pber Wcritppfung be5ablen ben mir ni
nit Giperita ben altrleueiten einen Seberptlen us
riren fbanen, fpenn bic W0riHriften 9enau befol9t
tUerben. Gle nb rein Degetabb unb Derfehlen ME,
Gaftsfaftion All gebcn Is Gts. Gha6teln entbalten
100 piIen 10 gts. Sdadteln entbaIten 40 9illen,
GtS Gdbatbte entbaiteu Is 1ilen. piltet GudD Dor
Gnbjtttntem nnb Nn1abmnngen. @irb per HDit uers
fombf @rtefmarfen tperoen argenontriten. Wctbita
MeDiraI Ga., Gde Clinton iino Sadion ct, @bisa9o.
Sn gu perfoifeiJ tn Der Mpptbefe bon II. s. Wiier
b SDDa, yletu Wbilabelpbia Dhio A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
FARMERs. coNeREss NoTEs.
Several Additions Have Been Made to
the PROGRAM

Several Additions Have Been Made TO
the Program.
College Station, Texas, July II Since
publishing the program Of the Texas Farm,
ers' congress there has been several addt,
tons Of interest 90 the attending dele.
gates aud visitors Mr. Carleton r. Ban,
assistant agrostologist United States de.
partment of agriculture, Washington, who
Is now In Texas studying methods Of OK.
terminating johnson grass. will deliver an
address before the cotton growers section
Of the congress His subject will be ulong
the line Of his present investigations
Mr.. A, W. Watson of Stone has issued
Il call for a meeting OF the Square Ba'o
Cotton Ginners association to be held on
College Station July % at 10 a, IN. Owing
to the nature and importance OF this meet
ing 1t Is expressly desired that the mem
bers Of the association and all others In
Miss Nev OF Austin. who has gained an
enviable reputation as a teacher OF young
women along the lines ~ industrial train
ing will address the general session of tbs
congress on the subject OF industrial train
Ing for girls great deal Of interest has
already been manifested In the women''
industrial section Of the congress and this
lecture viii add n great deal to the pres
ent knowledge OF the subject, Miss Ney's
address viii be OF especial Interest to the
large number Of people In Texas who are
now taking such an active interest in lu
dustrial education for girls
Delegates and visitors who desire the 81
rate for board and lodging should send In
their names to the secretary before the
comfort can be made in advance This Is
absolutely necessary, because OF the large
crowds attending the congress during its
annual session. The aceommodauons are
almost unlimited II due n9.iee Is pi gye9.
Secretary Texas Farmers Congress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
nnhhard citu News Items.

Hubbard City Texas, July lo-The cleo
trio light plant under the management OF
the owner, Mr. Abner Collier Is about
completed and the lights win be turned on
within few days.
Mrs. Abe Fdsby Of Trinity, Texas, Is
here on visit 10 her son and his family
Hon. Lee Frlsby our present city attor
ney
Hon S r Boyd, member N the present
legislature from this county, has purchased
paper plant entirely new and viii begin
the publication Of his paper this week under
the title Hubbard City Progress
Three new two story brick buildings are
now In process OF erection here, together
with numerous private residences.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
Wharton county School Census.

Wharton. Texas. July 10. Ex-othqio
School Superintendent Judge G. S. Cor.
don has completed his superintendent Or
the scholastic rolls. apportloning scholars
to each school community IN the county
Total IN the various communities 5000
SUB female fwhitel $50. males (ooloredl 9op
females (coloredi 103S. Additional 70 this
are the two incorporated districts OF Mhaf-
ton and VI Campo. which COMPRISE Whaf5
ton sou and III Campo III, which gives the
grand total Of 1874 pupils In the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
rs 0O0 IN lISF NOT ONE ONE FAILURE
our Vacuum, oman peveIoper should be nsea

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No Drugs TO ruin Tho stomach. No Electric
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Old men with lost or failing manhood, or the
Young tnd middle aRed who arr reapine the re-
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Our marvellous appliance has astoniahed the
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In tho United States are now accommodating our
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You will soc and feel its benefit from the frat
day, for IL Is applied directly at tho scat OF tho
disorder. IL makes indifference how severe the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21

COMMANDED hy his wife, was in the city
Frday and left in the afternoon for Hous


companled by his wife WIS in the city
Friday and left in the afternoon for Hous
ton
Mrs W. " Eldrldge left today 10 visit
her son, Mr. Harry Eldrldge,
Mr. " Kirk of CAV Hi was in
the CITY today. making some purchases
with a view III celebrating his Stat birth
daV tomorrow He IL hale and hearty and
Goes not have the appearance of being
over 20
mn 80. ht.ohaa 90 NJ uvuuer Zo,.a,
ne uo,te ml,gusm vUost strnet satnrdnv
U ,onrnir r'n ana t1yrpn me vebce over 81
mo- H'uE ,nluI G iu 'n' fN''N''
NUS "e"l"i'7"'"b
There was GOOD deal or farm produce
marketed here Saturday, watermelons ana
fodder being the leadlng nftlcles IN Quhh
tity
Mr.. Henry Hodde ~ sun snHsrlng gteatiy
from The carbuncle on the back Of bis
head and meek
his home with rheumatism, nut his con
ditlon has slightly Improved
Mrs J w HearJneld OF Cnappeh Hil'
was IN the CITY To-Day
Mr. r. J.. Miller Of chappell am was
Mr J II Phillips Of Chappell Hll WAS
In the city saturday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
BRITISH POLITICS.
The Asauith Dinner Was Most Dreary
Affair

London, July 2o.-The duner given last
night by II r.. Asqulth. NJ p. to thirty
nberal members Of the house Of commons
ana $40 other pLbhc men, which had been
looked forward 20 for q month as an event
that might result In the organized seces-
sion ~ rho liberal imperialsts was quiet
0nd even dreBry 3f1ir
Mr AsQuiih'a speech has heen spoiled BY
the incidents of the week especially bv
Lord RoBebery's letter TO the city liberals
and his speech later before that body Mr.
Asquith spoke with difference OF Sir Henry
Campbell Zimmerman. but did not mention
Lord Roscbety n reaffrmed In moderate
phrases his protest against the liberal party
Identifying itself with the pro Boer group,
declaring that liberals must recognize the
empire and It's needs and then 80 In for
domestic reforms
The speech is generally regarded as not
in any way altering the situation OF the
liberals.
Lord Rosehery's action before the City
Liberal club yesterday rs considered cryptic
not as seeming 10 mean his nrst utterance
on the responsibility Of party leadership at
a later period.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Temperature of Week Ending July 80 Will Average
Above Normal--The Corn Drouth

The cause Of this yigor may be found,
ny believe, in the magnetic condition or
the earth II me sun, moon and planet
are great magnets their relative positions
must cnuse variations n the magnetic
forces OF the earth and Z these two prupo
sitlons are true the third must also BE
correct aud therefore tho e1rth's magnetic
forces during the LAST ten days OF tune
and be ntst ten of July must have been
exceedingly active aud N great yigor
| have long advocated the theory that
plant life gets Hll rs nourishmeut from
the ether Of space and the gases NJ tho
Atmosphere nothing from the soil that
the condition of soil hest calculated to con
duct the magnetic forces from the plant
roots tHto the eauh e an absolute ueces.
into the plant through rs buds leaves
and blooms; that moisture IN the soil IN
cIhatss THE qperouon Of plant, life andi
| a lack Of moisture stops the downward
magnetic circulation In the plant
/ But II the force or potential OF the
enrth's magnetism Is greatly incre0sed IL
1 Is evident that the magnetic circulation N
vegetation Incomes stronger In the same
sense chat the blood circulation Is more
pcteut In n young and vigorous an NAL
than 10 an old enc and in the same sense.
as DEMONSTRATED that an Increase OF the
magnetic forces % The soil hy use ri wires
and b@ttcios GreatN incre1Se ~" growth
On july the sun. moon and on but on
Of the planets We're IN coniunotlor-t forming
straight line The three greatest planet
ana our moon were on one side Of the
earth while the sun and three other plan
I cts were on the other
magnetic dres Of all Inc solar system
giant batteries and tho life force OF vege
tgtion was thus vastly increased
We soc the effect OF this Increased en-
( orgy IN the number Of thunder storms, tor
nadoes, hail storms. heat drouth, foods
cold and Yarioue extremes We VIII further
/ witness the effects Of this unusual mag
/ netlC conditions by some Of the most Sc
we're tropical hurricanes thar have ever
/ Visited the West Indies and the East In
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
LEMONS ARE GOING HIGHER
DEMAND FOR THE FRUIT CAUSING
PRICES TO SOAR.
Local Market Still Practically Bare o
Potatoes, Which Are Very High.
Trade Notes.

The lemon market continues to get Arm.
err Two local houses yesterday bought a
car OF the fruit at considerable advance
over the lowest selling price now quoted,
and as there are no indications that quota,
lions will he lowered on the primary mar
kets it is mol unlikely that price levels here
will go stu farther upward. The demand
for the fruit continues quite active
The local market Is stnl bare, or prac
tically so, of potatoes and fancy prices arc
being received. The general range il about
S1.A0 per hushel but on Friday as high as
S1.65 was paid by retailers. Arrivals Of
the vegetable are expected during the mid
die OF the coming week and by next Sut.
urday night the market will no doubt be
very well stocked.
Fruit shipments were unusually heavy
yesterday something like 1905 packages be,
ing received during the day. Prices wecc
a trlae easy all around but none OF the
various lines are quotably lower.
Poultry conditions remain practically the
same. Arrivals are rather light and prices
are being fairly well maintained
Catalogues are quite plentiful, hut fair
prices are being received.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21

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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York July 20.--ClearIngs $3.50. esl.
GAG; bnnrceS S1T.haS. $40
London, July 20,-Consols fer money a2
l3lb; account % i6. Bar silver quiet at
rs led per ounce Money per cent The
rSle OF discount in the open market for
2ls@2 9-16.
Paris. July 20.-Three per cent rentes At
iiWt 6f1sc for the account; exchange on
London PSF lsl5c for checks