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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24

AGENTS WANTED sell the Poultry village where
sale For terms to agents, address the manufacture,
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Will Boom His Business.

S. Laval, a merchant, of Dallas, Tex !,
writes: Il thought l would have to give
mn bu.Iness, after two years OF suffering
from general debility brought on BY over
work ard long hours, but tour bo'tl s oil
f ectrIc Bitters gave me new lite. L can
now eat AZ hing, sleep well and feel ike
working eli tbe tine. It's the best medi
Ct, on esrth.r Is wonderful tonic and
heath builder for tired, weak, sichly and
run-do.n people. Try it. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Only SOC at Pierces Phar-
macy.
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READ WHAT is SAID ABOUT
1T BY YOUR NEICHBORSl

From J. 8. Divo, Rockingham VT.
PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY FOOD given
and is considered A No. article.
From F. T. Miner, W. Halifax, VT.
PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY FOOD gives entire satisfaction
all who have tried 1t.
From Harry Wilbur. Wardsboro, Vt.
PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY gives general
this vicinity with all oeieve of The
best producing foods the market keeps the fowls good
condition.
From E. J. Roberts, Jacs sonvlIe. W.
have PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY FOOD 10 X
of with the best results nearly OF
that again mu h
in favor Of it. Please send me another barrel at once
From Merrill Pierce, East PutneyV VI.
PAGES PERFECTED PoUL
TRY FOOD think food the
the laying hens
From S. G. Brown Jr Newfane. w.
In all here I PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY
FOOD and has been given fair trial. has always
From H. E. Wood Wndham, VT.
have had good sale of PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY
another
From w H. Wilbur Putney, VI
PAGES PERFECTED POULTRY FOOD is good seller Those
will be without that recommended for
producer eating their Ho
to be able to sell more the coming
From Howard Hard.a-e Company, Bellows Falls. VI
We having from PAGES PERFECTED POU
TRY FOOD We shall continue to handle it.
AGENTS WANTED sell the Poultry village where
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT.
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CRY Us AND SEE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24
Prof. NJ. B. Franklin,
Your faithful and trusted
q oTICI A N,

Gan be consulted free Of charge at his
Office in the Gray block, Bellows Falls,
VT, every Thursday from 10 A. M. to
8PM NJ. If your eyes trouble you at
thu age of Twenty and :, GU trust them
to Peddlers snd traveli g no SEQ
house Opticians, THAT condition do
you expect to find tn m in at the age
of Fifty Its fact that NOT one-hal'
of the Pc pc wro wear glasse. are
waring the right 81 ssss simply he
cause hey do not realize thu nee ssity
of having THIN fried by a Sprciali.t
hat uses up-to date m thod' We
have all the latest imp" we'd Optical
In.trum, nts for CO rec ing Astigma-
ism and all compGcat' d Optical error,
and you don't have to pay US any
humbug" prices for glass eseitber.
~ Us AND SEE.
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T. TAPOLEON lost the battle Of Leip-
~ sic from a fit Of indigestion.
How many battles do you lose in your
business because YOU lack the support
ing, stimulating brace Of good Coffee
"Poor coffee, poor energy!" is the rule.
Mature has her soft pedal down and
you have no snap, If YOU want the
loud pedal, the forcefsA power, the
Strenuous living, try Chase & San
born's Seal Brand Coffee. It viii
strengthen your arm.
h lb. andalb
Other , high s grade m
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4eo SoureiaDd Hve.. HtIaDta. Ga.

! Thomas could never amount to anything.
Never again Will 1 despair of any one
however unpromising he may seem "
Il can match that story with another.
| came a voice from the other side of the
ROOM II too have had that inscription
| iIi mind ever since l came from Buffalo.
and probably on that account 1 was much
impressed by what "A theological profes-
scr told me recently. He said that. years
ago. there came TO the seminary a young
man named Smith, who was so dull that
AT the end Of the first year the faculty
decided that he could not remain. So
earnest and consecrated was he however,
that every one of the professors liked
and respected him, and no one wanted
To tell him Of the decision. Consequently
the summer slipped away without its be-
iEg done.
In September one of the professors
was informed that he must write to
Smith. and tcll him not To come back. But
the very day there came letter from
the young man. telling of his summers $
work. lie had held services in school
house i'm an out-of-the-way district
where there had been no preaching for
years. and there had been thirty conver-
sions during the summer. Now the peO-
PIE wanted To organize little church,
and have him come over every other sun
uay and preach 10 them, and he asked il
he might be- allowed To do il. After read
ing this letter. there was nothing more
said about not allowing Smith To come
back. and. though he proved absolutely
incapable of passing certain eNamina-
lions. ne was allowed to go through the
course. and proved 10 be one OF the most
successful pastors ever graduated from
that seminary"
I'm very glad To- hear these anecdotes -
said thy principal Of a boys school who
chanced 30 be in the group. FOR they
viii bc very useful in a talk ] plan to
give my boys next Sunday night Ever
since / first read that sentence ! have
felt that il was the best text 1 could pos
sibly lind for my annual talk To the boys
IN the first Sunday night of the school
YEAR. But. really, is ii not remarkable
that seven words should have impressed
us al so much? II they have stayed with
others as they have with us. one can
hardly estimate the influence of that
simple inscription"
/ give the article complete, as it may
be IN eucouragement To many parents
aud teachers. The weakest among US
has 4 Eift." I don't think God ever ere
ated a human being TO be perfectly use
less in this world df they had a mind TO
begin With. That many bury their gifts
- true, nut often TINS Is nvhN i"i Mt"l
of proper encouragement
once heard an Intelligent man who
had occupied every position of trust but
governor. and was then "a judge, say:
when 4 was boy. and 1 acknowledge
rather a dun one. 1 had my father SO
often 10 say. George, you are fool
until l really began To believe it, and
while that man made his own reputation
by hard study and work, he always be-
li..ved ris fathers .-ant Of tai.h IN his
intellect did him harm.
We trust that these seven little words,
"the weakest among us has a gift will
help some parent or teacher 10 feel en-
courased and influence all who read them
10 be patient with the most unpromising
.bild or nupu \. G. *.
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TRUST.
PuhlIshed bv Reduestl

published by Request)
Whichever way the wind doth blow.
Some heart is glad to have il SO:
Then blow II east. or blow il west.
The wind that blows. that wind is best.
Ny little craft sails not alone:
y thousand fleets from every zone
Ar out upon a thousand seas:
AMI what u me were favorinE breeze
MiEht dash another with the shock
of doom. upon some hidden rock.
And So / ds not dare to pray
For winds tu watt me On my way.
but leave IL To a higher will
To stay or Speed me. trusting still
That all Is well. and sure that Tie
Who launched my bark will sail with me
Through storm ana calm. ana VIII not
Iil.
Whntlvcr b-ecZes may prevail.
t. l1uI me. every peril past.
Within His 'sheltsrlng heaven at last.
ID @. Whatsoever wind doth blow.
Ms heart Is glad u have u 50:
AMI blow it east. or blow IL west.
The wind that blows. that wind IS best.
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A Soldiers Grave.

Editor Constitutions There is a southern
soldier buried near here i'm an unmarked grave.
and thinking perhaps scme Of his relatives, IL
he has any in Georgia would be glad to get
this information, | give the particulars as
got them from an old farmer who buried
him lie was wounded in fight between
Wheelers ana Kilpatricks men on the old
plank road in this county leading to Fayette-
WILLIE and gave his name as Harris, from Geor-
gia He lived "A few days and was cared for
by this old man. He was an officer. but they
ala not remember what. This may he inter-
esting to one of the many homes that had
a loved one to go away never to return to fiji
an unmarked grave. ALEX PAGE.
Rockingham, n. c., December S, 1901.
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had space to make mention of all the
good things in this little volume For. IS
there were giants in the days that are
gone. even so we have great men and
great women among us now. Here we
have learned sketches 10y such men as
J. 9. c. Black, Reuben Arnold. Roland
Ellis. G. a Turner. w l.. Scruggs. y.
q. g. Lamar. Sylvanus ,lOTTis. Wimbish.
Persons. Charlton, Bryan, and last, hut
not least a good lot of side-bar talk by
the venerable Justice Bleckley who clos
ed the exercises by proposing to endow
the association with $ipuo00. and was
ready To give his note for that amount.
If / live. and can travel. ] shall attend
the next meeting. and nope that Mrs-
Terrell will be there and read another
papcr-sometimes the dessert is the bet
ter part of the feast BILL ARP.
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Farril Ends His Life.

Fitzgerald. Ga. Deco ul1er s.-(Specfll)
Roger FarrI. aged 65 years. committed
suicide here toaay by shooting himself
through the head with q revolver. The
cause of the suicide is unknown fic told
people this morning he had received a
letter from lis daughter and that she
was III rried. ana from convention wl-h
him it seemed hc was dissatisfied with
the marri s-. lie lived on q I1-acre racU
north uf town amt was iu easy circum-
stances During the civil war he was an
ensign Of Admiral FarrHeuts $ staff
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fore reaching the port her water supply
gave out. and for two days the p.=se u
gers were without water
From the time Of sailing from UIrrh
Harbor the Long experienced continual
gales OF unusual severity. the worst He-
ing on November II. when secs s.re -
the vessel from stem TO stern. carryil :
away q portion Of the water supply and
one life boat
Mate Hanson was washed ovcrhoa I'd
by an immense sea and drowned. The
last two weeks of the trip the pa sem
gers had 10 depend on what rain tney
could catch for o water supply
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SAILED THE SEAS IN MISERY.
Passengers on the Long Were With
o,t Water for Two DAYS.

Port TOWNSEND Wash.. December W
The schooner Ralph J. Long, Captain VI.
r. Green. forty-seven days from Cape
Nome. with ninety pass s,ngers and If
teen stowuways. has arrived here after
one of the most eventfuI voyages OF any
vessel sailing from the uCrth.
Leaving Nome October -t WITH pro-
visions enough TO last her II Dutch ha~-
Dor unde. Favorable circum stances. be-
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BLACKBURN wEDs BLACKBURN
Nuptials of Kentucky Senator and
Mrs. Mary Blackburn.

Washington, December Il.-Unit
States Senator J. c. s. Blackburn. of
kentucky. ana Mrs. Mary r Blackburn
were married here today at the rectory
of st Pauls church by Rev. Father
Mackin. only few relatives were pres
ent. Tho bride. whose first husband was
Judge Blackburn. q distant relative Of
the senator. wore a travelling costume or
gray cloth with hat 10 match. She has
resided in this city most of her life
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENTS,

VIII Mrs s Il. D.. Of Osylla. Miss, who
wished TO exchange chicken corn, please
give her name or send IT direct 10 me.
r. :. Carr, 42i Broadway, Galveston, Tex
Myrtle A. Afford. winfield, Tex. is very
anxious for Mrs Jim James address. Her
maiden name was Lizzie huthe.Loid. -
any of her relatives in Virginia sees TINS
please write To the above address. Any
Information concerning hcF %heIHdoout9
would bc thankfully received.
Mrs. James \. Wilson. Rock Mills. Ala.
VIII the sister who gave "a splendid cu-
cumber pickle recipe printed IN one 81 tho
Issues of July, 1901. please send IL to my
address? / will return postage and send
what she wishes fO~ her trouble. Tn tre
was no soaking m salt water. just drop
the cucumbers fresh from vines into vim
vgsir with mustard aid black pepper /
have forgotten other ingredients and pro
portions. 10 is so simple ana pickles very
good I lost my recipe. WIN Ec very
glad to get il again
Miss Reedie Harper. Overton, Ga-This
is my first letter 10 the Kingdom. and ]
hope it won't Dee sent TO the waste b3s-
kot. / think Aunt Nancy. of Santuc,
s G." rather hard ON those who ara try
ing TO make something. Why not? II
they like such and give value received 10
those who subscribe to papers. etc. have
"a nice recipe for making good home
made salyc that is good for many things
especially cuts and all Kinds OF hurts.
80 good 70 put ON li'u II
toes. cuts. etc. l VIII gladly S"nd Il 70
an who will write 10 ms Toy 10. ! would
Ike 70 corresponu Nltil some or lu'
Young sisters in the northern or western
states.
~. -.tt. Al r,IIr,d r,,,,o,rt f,,t,
I've never before written a letter to the
MCmaus 8 Kingdom. saw "a recent I'-
quest for someone who Would make tf5-
chct wooden slippers Tor house wear. j..
H. T.. Bryan La. was the writer VIII
say in reply that ! make bcaUlIul ont $.
and have some now just finished.
Would be glad TO ohlge the writer by
making some for her. ! have some love
ly Battenburg ceuterpicces that ! wish 90
sell. II any other lady of th' Kingdom
wishes slippers made Tor Christmas gifts
please write at once. ! think tuo tiny
ONES for babies are So pretty, ana th"T
are quite warm, too, / also make the
umbrella shawls which are so much worn
now Best wishes 10 ali.
Mrs. i. Striplin. Cave Spring, Cal
have been constant reader ni The Con-
stituuon for several years ana ! never fail
70 read the Kingdom page. ! always get
$50 much good Information from the sis
tcrS ard SO many nice recipes. / DO not
see how we coHld E1t along W'thnul the
H.hs9o!i. NoW Wlsh l." "SN - l3N'f M ol
" - - - ,,lt ~ i. ~
|,,utS on III - III lild III nIS :,
tMo "5tiS p"tS' .' tu @ iioN"tu "a /,
Nu-h 80 ~ - - -, I't9
a"ui'9~ W. my ~ ~ M
t'oii y 49,, - ~ t1t;+b t,,,. s,,i ~ - l,' -
- @ -.' =. ~ '.''.,N a., - - w., -, = 80
y til NcSt ""i,l"ll l"ll III ~, ~ may S-lH
INe lohS lii' ''"'c 9iN"' S"N''sS III ilcr
nome N"ih'
~, >-.., r,,---i t-,.,- ~ r,,-
MIS-. N'''le I'''rAW,,ii' NlIh' tN.--l lVe
IN a niue c"uhlrE NliiiNv. MY HuSpihd Is
q blacksmith. our little town was al
most swept off the face of the earth on
the 7th Of November. Four stores and
~. s;.p burned but tbav ,ra buitdiop
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3Irs. $ T. Taylor. Atlanta. Ga. would
ike uair ~ old-fashioned brass cand"-
lghra with glass p-iSms. would also k
change anything of equal value far ..n
al4-fnsuion,d mahogany china ch 81,
siGeb1ard. round table or very old china.
have FOR exchange ''rhccdocia Ern a..
or q Heroine of Faita' OWo Volumes Tor
3 yards of bleach: an kinds IF pillow
sEam patterns for one spool Of Clark $
thread fOr each pattern. Mrs. }. Cole
man Jeter, Santuck. 9.
Fine crepe silk shawl. ashes of roses
color. embroidered all around with h-.iu-
t.ful wreath and fringe 10 inches deep.
good ls new. To- eN charge for dry goods
or nice dress patterns. 10 or T. Yards to
the riece Mrs. Luell1 e.. Jeter. Santuck.
: q.
Pure bred brown Leghorn cockercls
Tor dry goods OF best offer. Write I'M
'nediately. Mrs T. NJ. Taylor. Elberton.
Ga-
AIRS. George KimhrcuEh. Jr., box =,
S.o8ha. Miss viii exchange one pair
hound uups. / year cd. Tor pair Poland
Ch.na pigs or best offer of poultry.
allie Turner, Summerncld, La. VIII
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At Your Own Home.

cure any form If any chronic disease.
no matter what treatment has ft-l-d-
Write me fully about your case !
aLI-n--- c.
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Have You Stomach or Liver DiseaseP

DO you spit up your food?
DO you bclch gas
10 you swell after eating2
Do YOU have heartburn
DO YOU have shOrtneSs of breathe
DO YOU have pains in chcst2
DO YOU have soreness iu r ght sile2
DO gou have numb feelings?
DO you have cold hands and feet?
10 YOU suffer with constipation or
diarrhoea? There are many other Symp-
toms ] can cure you. Write me fully.
Advice free. DR.. Tucker. Broad ssrcet.
Atlanta. Ga.
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INQUIRERS' CORNER.

John H. Paxton. Cherryfold, y. G.
wants information Of hiss son. Emory
paxton. When last heard Of, in 1876. was
III calhoun. Ga. but expected II leave
soon for Silver Run. Ohio. Hc was a mo
rHnufc
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EXCHANGE LIST.

This column is intended Tor the women
ana young girls Of the Kingdom. and We
have only room for their exchanges. 80
others viii be received. Write on small
sip IL paper ana very short. Don't use
postal cards. Thirty words should De
the limit
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Rev. Marguerite St Omer Briggs, IS
Mount Calm Street, Detroit, Michigan,
Lecturer for the w. c. 7. u, recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

My professional work has for the past
twenty years hundreds of homes of Sickness and
had plenty opportunity witness the suferngs OF wives
and ignorance careessnes slowly
surely being dragged DEATH principally with female weakness
irregularities believe viii be pleased to know
that Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has cured
than any other agency that has under my notice
their life health today and there
fore conscienousy advise sick try MARGUERiTE
ST. BRIGGS.
$4,000 FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENOINE.
When troubled with irregular painful menrIto,
Weakness eucorrhGa displacement liberation OF the womb t -
ingdOwn feeling, Inflammation of the OyaIi, backace naec,
general debility indigestion, and pOsaon they should
Lydia u
such troubles.
No medicine the world has received such widespread and
unqualified other medicine has such record o cures
female troubles Refuse buy other medicine.
write advice
guided Address Lynn, Mass
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of your child with Group repeat as laSt
as il warns, till relieved, never rails to
cure worst cases.
Mrs. Annie Dustin. Hillsboro, Miss.-I
wish to thank all the sisters for their
interest in me in regard to home work;
but, dear sisters, i have enough home
work for three women, and trust you will
excuse me for not wanting any more. L
am very sorry / can't give list of names.
/ could not possibly give my friends
names without their permission, as |
dent think that would be right. | have
had over a hundred letters asking for
a list of names. one of the members OF
my family is very sick indeed. l have
ent seed to all that sent for them, and
Ecpe they received them. l would be so
glad to get a few seed of the Spanish
willow. / trust all of you will have
merry Xmas and happy new year.
Mrs. Clara Hester. North Wilkesboro,
N C.-The dear old Constitution wends
its way through the mountains to our
home every Tuesday. 1t seems like
letter from my old Georgia home. North
Wilkesboro is n thriving town situated on
the Yadkin river. between the Brushy
and Blue Ridge mountains. l am hav-
ing my first experience I'm housekeeping.
although ! have been married eight
years. / heartily agree with Aunt Nam
cy in regard to home work. There is
nothing more pleasant or profitable than
raising poultry. My husband is pho
tographer, and / do the finishing and
when he is away from home / stay at the
gallery and do the operating also. II any
lady photographer win write me they
can get n good position. | would like to
exchange some mountain views for flow
ers or bulbs.
Mrs. Ella Patterson, Reuben, Ala.-I
have been to church today and heard a
grand sermon delivered by a blind man
from Romans viii, Il. Dear sisters, let rs
strive 10 suffer with Christ that We may
also be glorided with Him. Let us take
fresh courage each day from the many
precious promises in His holy word. and
from Aunt Susie's Heart to Heart
Talks" ! want to ask a favor of the
readers Of the Kingdom. l am anxious
to get "A book entitled THE Perennial
Flower, or Virtues Conquest" 1t IS an
old book and may be out of date, but 1t
is a good one and | am very anxious
90 get 1t. II any one can tell me where
/ can get il | will be very much obliged
ana will return the favor i'm any way /
can. If | never see Aunt Susie or Bill Arp
i'm this life. hope to meet them in heaven.
Much love TO all and merry Christ
mas.
Mrs. J. H. Ricks. BlacSvilIe. Calf any
of YOU have any nice reading matter you
are done with, please send it to Miss
Lucinda Colman. Bridge. Ga, Emanuel
county. This girl has been paralyzed
several years. She can't even feed her
self, nor can she turn over in bed; but
she can sit propped up IN chair and is
fond Of reading and can read by some one
turning the leaves of the book. or if a pa
per, turn il over for her. Any liJte thing
would please this girl ana make her feel
that she is not forgotten Christmas is
near and / do hope many OF YOU viii re
member his poor widow and afflicted
daughter with some little token of love.
If no more, may all remember them at
the throne of grace, for they have hard
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Mrs T. H. Martin. Table Mountain, y.
C.-NNe had better liven up sisters The
Junior page has improved so much. /
think in the last few months. l think
We would feel ashamed 10 let them excel
us in the art of letter writing / agree
with the lady who suggested that we buy
reliable cook book and not devote our
page SO much TO recipes live in
quiet shady nook in western South Caro-
lima. our people are generally called
mountain hoosiers" by our eastern
friends; but they have given us the wrong
name. Mountain hustierS would be
more appropriate name. our sisters are
Industrious, intelligent and noted for their
hospitality. We have good schools. rhe
public term each year lasting from five
to seven months. We have competent
teachers good churches and the business
interests wifi rival that in most any other
locality. J Five in > miles Of Table Rock.
a magnificent mountain peak. visited
every year by hundreds of summer tour
lists to see the beautiful mountain
scenery. And many ascend to the top 10
view the surrounding country. | would
like To thank Miss Barnett. through our
columns. for the literature | received
through her 'Tis very enlightening on
The subject mentioned. and worthy Of
our careful study. Aunt Susie / admire
YOUR nicturc at the head Of our page. [
feel like | wpuld like TO shake hands with
YOU Wishing Aunt Susie ana sssErs Il
merry Christmas. [ viii say good-by.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-18
HILO BoNe OF CON rS NTION.

When the item for a raise In the ap-
preparation for the Hilo hospital to
$4,000 came up In the Senate yester
day afternoon. Mr.. Achi got excited.
He had stood having Hilo items thrown
at him long enough and, being able to
contain himself no longer, he burst
out: Everything is for Hilo; nothing
is for any other place. First 1t Is
roads. streets and bridges, then 1t is
u hospital for sick horses and. by way
of rubbing 1t in, DIR. Russell wants $l2,-
900 for the Hilo hospital and wants the
hospitals at the other places left with
out appropriations. He claims that
the Organic Act is against granting
subsidies to any institutions of the
kind with the exception OF those main
tanned by the government. say this Is
not SO. The Organic Act goes so far
as to say that money may be borrow.
ed for charitable purposes and II hos
pitfalls such as those in Llhue and Wal.
mea do not come under the head Of
charity, then l miss my guess"
During the course OF his remarks,
Mr.. Achi said something about the mo-
tives Of DR.. Russell. This made the
venerable Senator very angry and he
arose to point of order. Mr.. Achi re.
torted that the Senator had been elect
ed to the Senate to carry out the will
nj the people not part Of the people.
This speech was the turning point,
DR.. Russel's minority report was turn
ed down and the various items were
taken up, discussed and passed without
respect to the nature OF the hospital.