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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13

-Pues bien: Gque { e n 1 que
temer en- ese c6so?
AlDios mfoi Nuestras dos balas
podfan haberss cruzsdo y la suya
heriros, mientras Ia mia lie saltabs
la tspa de los sesos.
We'd 10 que son las cosSs, -dfj0
Bacara exten5iendo la mano Y CO.
locandola sobre ell pecho del ioven,
en- les latidos de Vuestr0 corazon
sdiVino que vuestra bsla So habia
adelsntado Ia suya.
Esta respuesta era triunfante, y
ell conde se estremeci0 de emocl6n.
-Ten6is raz0n, murmuro: mi
mirada no Sc separ0 de el nj IN solo
tnstante, y si huoiese hecho IN
gesto squfvoco era hombEe muerto.
-sY que os parece su conver
sion? pregunt6 Bacsrs.
NO ss.
-ILe cre9is arrepentido?
-dY vos2 : replic6 el conde. En
cuanto 8 mf, confisso que con mi
ingenuidad, mi 1uVsnGud y mi
inexperlencis de los hombres, soy
POGO prop6sito para penetrar
est0s mfster1os.
-Ghe creeis capaz mi?
81, : diio el eonde con convIc-
ci6n.
-Pues bien, tened presents este:
sir Gnillermo, ell viZconde Andrea,
sea cualquiera oil nombre que que
rails darle, es IN miserable. Sc
march6 de aquf persuadido de que
no tiene que temer NADIA de mi, y
me auede convencida de que 50 fue
engarado y que no esta leiana IL
hor& an que le tendremos atado de
pies y manes y lie obligaremos
confssar su infamts.
-Sois una muier de genio, -diic
Artoff; pero, una pregunta.
Hacedis.
-Puesto que teneis La convic.
eion de que ese hombre, eli com.
plice, 8 mejor, el 1efe de aquel {
Quten htrio aver dc ana pufialada,
Sc0mo es que 10 encsrgais que 10
vigile7
Ante todo para captaFme pare
siempra Ia conAanxa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
SUCESQRES De N. ROMAN 7 c?
FOrtaleza 20 Y Cruz 8
SAN JUAN 2. r.
prncpes
SAN JUAN 2. r.

directs de los princpaS me0
10
quncaa criera Aieu de
apuba Epadt
Constan anterenov q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
ROn G0tGll

Ell Ron Weo ate procede de dobe desaci6n 10 que 10 h
MIRO sin cerca e Laboa
torio Oumco Municipal Juan Ell pdbco 10 pefee
exncia las conhteas coimados ds
rn6s egtablecimientos acreditados de La cudad.
Dep6sto general: FEDERICO aATELL-Negagu~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-03-12
WINTER HARBOR-

The Winter Hsrbor W. c. r. u. held
the Frances Z. Willard memorial meeting
Sunday evening. Feb. 10. at the Baptist
church There was large audience. A
portrait OF Miss Willard had a eonspieu-
Gus place on the platform. The first Oh
the programme, after prayer by the pastor
Of the church, was short address By Mrs.
Ruby Tracy, ia which shs spoke of ths
conseerated and self sacrificing life Of
Mics Willard, and Of her earnest love for
humanity. There were several recitations
appropriate TO the occasion, and temper
snes songs by the choir. oae very
pleasant exercise was the singing by the
little children.
The union mere meets during the winter
az the homes Of the members. Meetings
are well attended. and quite interesting.
After the closing exercises, social hour
IL enioysd aud light refreshments are
served.
March s. p.
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We may be weary pilgrims here,
many CT Us; but. after all. the Chris
tan pilgrim Is Journeying to beauti-
full country. bright and sunny, where
all is peace and Joy and love. This life
Is much what we make It. and the
hardest life may be a sunIit path when
the Sun Of Righteousness shines upon
II, for there no gloom can stay. The
days may seem dark and dreary, -
many Of them. but they win come to an
end 0 pilgrim. press forward, then,
crying, Excelsior" FaIter not by the
way, even though IL be full Of STUN
bling places Let these only give fresh
impetus and determination to win the
reward awaiting thee, "Ye shall reap
II ye faint not Episcopal Recorder.
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TIE first line o. car poSn reads, w ben
yea bear q good in peopss-tsll H." By
Eay Of contrast, let Ds gazette remark
ones made Of person considerably Pct
middle lie: Il Beyer beard him speak veil
Of &ny one"
Tafnk Of going through life always fnd-
ing fa1lt wIth every one with whgn yus
NAY be called to &ssoelzte-nos q good
word for anybody.
Why, sometimes ii se<rns az though the
world was tall Of kindly ee~ds-.he SYN
pathetic tear. the answering Smile, tie
tbs0ghtfuI rszneu trance. the heipfzl act,
the cheerful greeting. the helping hand,
the eourtssjss Of strangers, the confidence
Of frisn6s-and nothing coed in people 10
tel Of,
Another tho0ght fron the poem:
Failure spars Gs TO succsss" That is for
TIE yozng hoasekeepers. II IL the old. cd
soag, ~ at Srst yoa don't szceeed. try.
try again. IL tbs bread is poor and he
cake fails and the cutting cut Of garments
and he sewing boz her, don'g give np and
conclude you ear never do thee things a.
vel ss come Deighbor or friend can do
ihem-Dsks stspPlng stones Of your fail
urss and mistakes.
Don'I & ss deepondeut until yos meet the
person that never mace failure or mis-
take in anything, and wbsn you have dis
cCTesed that person, ssEc gs his or her
name and we viii haFe it printed In large
capital. a. the bead Of oar column, and
boz. having made remarkable discovery
You may be saying these failures are nc
laughing matter. Indeed they are not, bat
Will crying bslp the csse sByg There is
only one thing to Go, "try again"
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Faith

Faith, according TO the definition in
the catechism. is not only a clear
knowledge Of what God has revealed
IN the gospel. but also a hearty trust
wrought In Us by the Holy Spirit that
we are really saved by grace through
our Lord Jesus Christ This becomes
IN the highest sense subjective and in
eividual TO each believer. II Is In
deed the pearl Of great price. worth
more TO each one Of rs than the whole
world besides IL is the gift Of God.
II Ia free Notwithstanding its inesu-
mable value. Assured confidence. i'm
planted by the Spirits operation. work
Ing In the gracious power Of the COS
pei, as preached and taught, is to be
exercised under the divine command
coming to us, 10 believe. What il
commanded TO be done is not irnpossl-
BILE, for that would not be required. Ii
Is a precious gift and a blessed priv
Dege and duty to keep faith in lively
exercise. - Reformed Church Messen-
ger.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
Fiftieth Anniversary of MIR. and Mrs
j. H. Mcfarland, West Hancock.

Fiftieth Anniversary of MIR. and Mrs.
J. H. Mcfarland, West Hancock.
Mr.. and ars. James II. Mcfarland, Of
West Hancock, on Thurrdsy of last week
esiebratsd their golden wedding snuiver-
sary. There was pleasant little family
gathering at their home, v here all bat the
first six yearz OF their married life have
teen spent. Their children. grsndchil-
dren and grezt-grsndehildren were pres
eat, also Mrs. McFariano's only sister,
Mrs. 5. A. Norris.
In the evening there were vocal and
instrumental music aud reading. One
song especially appropriate for the
occasion was sung by Mr.. and Mrs.
AcFsriand's little grandchildren, Mildred
Young and James Dodge. Lesters OF
eongrstalstion were received from msny
friends. also many gifis. including $50 in
gold from their children. At O'Clock
refreshments were served.
james Ii. Mcfarland was borE Aug. 8,
lsZ7, near his present home, then a part
OF the town OF Trenton. He was the son
OF William III. and Nancy Coats McPar-
land. Mrs. MeFariandis maiden name
was Mildred Heath. She was the
daughter of Hoses and Lydia Bowen
Heath, OF ait. Desert, where she was
born, July IS. 1888
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland were married
in Hancock March 8. 1852, by Rev. Walter
Marshall. Nine children were born TO
them, Of whom only three are living
Mrs. Watson X Springer and Sherman
and irving Mcfarland, all OF Hancock.
They have four grandchildren and one
great grandehHX
Mr.. McFarlapu has been seieetnsn and
collector in toe town Of Hancock. He is a
stalwart republican.
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L2AE NEAFkA-
Whss Yuz hear - sosa sa ps1Fas--ssEi r..
. ben ysG hear Of sTtl-s z<8 II;
Bes fhe goodness have tx l1xa2.
Pct lss esfi eel u stEAz.
Nake fhs wur85 We I've IL hTIxkL
Lac - heaEeE 4tssTs-
Yes wuss have = work - so-Fgrs1s n.
81 failure. trT SEaEu-rsss2 T.
Fai7are spare - ~ sunnes4.
Fsfsars eazies. tat ugwes 70 s3Sss,
Els1lHg - sgr raEtsssEsa&zss.
a tie he4ReE nbOFe-
De TIE ~ses q life sVrrszs,s gss-fsa ts'ez.
d. ssugsssaons A5FeT rszns yss-Ehass ttezr
lie n b ralszs Vser a..
lie uts ssiR yea. fsasKh ysE fEll.
. lssd3s kssrs zoe Ensa sea ex1s.
Frum Ills hsaTes assage-
Have yoE zzg -rgaE 20 r4sas-glEhf d.
be- yez aaFe q stn 10 axht-ashs r.
Sod, Hizseif wIa Es'g ysa wzzs
LIZ ifE. sFlris sEaeT ln,
Nzkiaz T4Ea5 iae bssrz Ethln.
Fas feE hsSEes SbsVe-
-sssoesss as J. Z.
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PROBATE COURT.


Held az Bueksport-
Dresser, csssipe; nsry z. Lcd. Backs
pert; John o. L&ttey, Dedhsm-
wis presented for proe@tss sarah
Eisxshsfh Gio6irgx, Bangor, Julis l.
ssoogkins, Eiisworihi Anna :. R0sen
ESen.
Acuinistrstion grsntsd on estates 81
George G. Albeit. Hsncock; Peter IL,
Mf's. ssoninxtc5; Patrick MuibsrD,
-GlIfFsa. william Mercer, wsithsm; Ma
tilcs J. Springer, Frsnkiini Cors H. sznithi
George N wsrs, Boeksport.
Pssiiio1 ated for standardization on c.
tate Of n aford Grindse, BiuehiiI.
GEsrGiAss appointed unto John 2 Pier
son, q p@rson u GasoQnd 5lbd, Sullivan
E6sia Pes Shelton and Edward Warren
So sgfon, minors BrooksviIie.
AE1svits Of notice OF appointment re-
turned ia estsits OF Jesss II. Pease, IRE
naaf, Msry e Banker, Eden.
Lsceuss t.sr sAle % real estate granted IN
estate Of Eowin J. Grindse, PeBob@cot.
Pstfgtoos fiso for license 10 - real es-
txse IN esisfss Of Agnes e Crane. minor,
" inter Rsrsori Roy y. Moody, minor,
BGehiil; Selma B. Simpson, minor,
ssenEnEion.
Csrtifiosfas & ed Of sale Of real estate Ia
estates Of Mary NJ. Hatch, q person o.
urs02nd mind, CsstiDes Hsnnsh Nj.
Msyo, Broaksgsiie.
Aeecsnls ssttiec IN estates OF Seth K.
CbE-e, Bf1shfii: Martha z. Young,
Goa osboro; Henry H. Czsrk, TreuoBt;
Grant Se0sf. Winter HsrooF; Almond 4.
Essaoro0k, Sullivan; Samuel J. Cancage,
Eiuehzi.
AcvoGnts Hssd for settlement IN eststes
OF Enea l. HigEins. Eden; Msrths r.
H@ctork, Cranberry Isles.
Pei iJtua atso to estste Of Charles Eaton,
S1cninEtoB, for allowance 70 widow cot
% personal ss1Bte.
Cunamiss soaers' report OF Insolvency &C
port
CCussf i-sioaeTs' report on dispoted claim
secepted 80 estates OF Eieszsr y Young,
6oUidse 1ros Alfred SwsEsy, BGcksport-
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zc1rflsrnrurs.
MOTHERS MUST GUIDE
Should Watch the Physical Develop
ment of Their Daughters. Earn
est Words From Mrs Pinkham to
Mothers

Every mother information Of vital value her young
daughter That daughter cg, and the responsibility
for he future largely ia tf bands o the mother The mysterious
change that develops tire t1ts girl into the thoughtful
should find the mother watch dzg ami night As she
the physical weltea q iz daughter Vii The be. and
children also
Nhen The you97 grs 1algas heoone sluggish when she
headaches.
sa to s pains % the back and lower Lambs eyes d desire for
solitude, when
mystery TO herself AID friends then The mother should her aid
promptly At such time the greatest all 20 L
hams Vegetable Compound Young
coming change and the reliance this hour
The following ktters Mrs Southland
Mrs FInkilam's efficient advice young
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see them in array, empty OF course, and
sm rather relieved in my mind when they
are collected and removed out Of my sight
You see sn making lots Of confessions
this week i hope not ali Of you are
afflicted with the grip and the severe colds
that are 80 prevalent, bat ! know some of
our number have been Obliged to give up
active service for awhile. We will trust
they may be restored to their usual health
ere this resches them.
Aunt MADog
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w~-s FfruekssgIae-
Capt ard Mrs George W. Biodgeit Wis
lle1 in sedgE5ek last week.
Mss Stella Frances Tsrbox Is spending
les weeks in Moent Desert.
Albert Mills. lightkeeper at Goose Rock,
Is at home On twelve days leave
Schooner Robert Pessis'' sailed for
Portland last Thursday In ballast.
Schooner "Aopsng", Capt. Frank Per-
kiss, Is leading wood at the hay for
Rgckisnd.
Miss Lois weseott and the Misses Hattie,
Sarah and Aebis Lsclnda Tspisy arrived
home from Brewer Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Tapley, with son Henry,
OF Btookiin. IL visiting her mot her, Mrs.
Harriet Stevens, for few weeks.
Barker Bsodge&t and Jerome Tsplsy,
IT,, leave this morning for Princeton,
Asss-, where they have work until JoIy.
Ii Is pleasant to announce that SIS or
more was cleared at the entertainment
given by THE young men for the benefit of
"iHfrsd Fsrnhan, last Friday evening.
Steamer "Mar!0ris", Cspt. Arey, has
been taken from her winter quarters at
Belfast, and i here, being made ready to
resume her route when the Psnobscoi
opens.
March 10. ToNsoS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-03-12

Have fears and worries vexed your
Go out among the trees.
Think: He who made all these,
VIII He not well protect you?
Do througing doubts modest your
slt down there in the sun
Where heavens Joys o'errun
And think how Cod has blessed you
Does Some one scorn or slight your
stand forth among the hllIa
Forget your petty Ills.
Remember. God VIII right you
DO long. long sosrows grieve you2
Look o. ard TO the stars
And think; No anguish mars
The home that wtil receive you.
Christian Endeavor World.
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10. 6. q. II. Column.

The editor inTiies secretaries of local unions
" the W. c. T. q. in Hancock coEnty. and
white ribboners generally. 10 eostribate 70 this
column reports Of Haeesings or items that viii be
Of tsteFest 10 workers In other parts Of the
county. We would like this 10 be I've column.
bat IL needs some effort on the part Of W. c. T.
q. women TO make II 90. 1t is & column Of their
making, not ours, and VIII be what they make
&. Items and communications should be short,
and are. Of course, subject TO approval Of the
edft0r.f
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TEse pzr7asses 81 ft1E eesEEz ara szncsnciy
ss1zes - 1ss Ike xKe zse1Ss,-M Il for he ~
s.z hsps a. sDG Sznas q he hesSfEf kass hSpefEA
Ss4ux fgr tae enHmGx EsgG, y r. feT fSx cuz
wasm &at-E FGss5c sErF&Ht q yErE~F1r % IN
fasEzsx81sn xNc zuExesxSp1 q zses1sNW fcf ttk ~
1sxr&swsge 81 f1eEe In Esss exgNs11y Il 80 sctEs
eszsnl1 ssr&s1ezs. asst s. sNEes@s O. sst1s isrre-
j sss so gzgTs ltysz ! Ii zkss rs@Fes1 en-
eisEteEztsss ZEst - zSxE-s1- eN1 81. Dx1rs %
E-fsrr sz3 DUs b. Fr1Eso1 szcsFz - ssrTi-@1lr
Cssn HEr irss1az. vii - sNt5ses - sr7tEQF45 -
ss5eEzasz nF f3H s-aszCr 81 zs< EaiEre, Azf r.lzs
Essl - rsSeezee xtstQss zoSe rrs%sz- Aecress
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ToAsoS.


sonsssVffEe-
The reception given By the Mssons We'd
nescay evening was very enioyshle event.
On account Of the .nelemeney OF the
weather there wers but few from out OF
town NJ. L. Alien, in pleasing manner,
welcomed the guests, after which a short
programme WAS carried cut. The last
number was cake-walk by four couples,
who were generously appIAuded. Dancing
was enjoyed By the young poop e and a
few OF The young old ones" At the close
Of the entertainment all were invited be-
low 10 partake OF turkey supper This
RECEIPT on will long be pleasantly
rennem oeFsd.
March 10 T.
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CHRISTIAN EsDEavoR-


Henfe Fer the week Begtsnfng March
1s-cez@n~.t By sev. = "a Doyle
Torse-A nokss vz-sosz--Dza- 1 50.
FT1npe nase-i-gB
~Dzuieg purpossd n his heart that
lie wozI6 BOT se1ie himself with The
xorzso1 q the kiag's neat D0r with
rhe wire wh5ch lie drank This Is The
s1C-pose to which the topical references
sIlsSes. ard we hare Only 70 study the
circumstances under which * was
made 70 see the nS5llity Of II
L TIE mobility Of Daniels purpose Is
frustrated n his age. He was 3 young
Ezn and had been selected because q
lis natural abilities 20 BE- educated for
TIE service q the king q Ba5yi91- Fer
Taa5eI at that sge 20 take determined
ssana upon tire side of his moral and
religious cu1vlertoas was certainly the
manifestation Of nobility q purpose
How many young men and young we-
nzea Indulge IL doubtful and ia harm
fl pract.ceE, excus5ng themselves On
the ground q their youfhi They are
reGzz They UEst sow their wild cats
They Eust have good time in t42elr
youthful Days. Net SC with Daniel
Instead q sowing Wild cats IN his
gegth lie -'rel1ernbened his Greater in
the dzys Il Lis youth" And be neTer
lived 70 regret il N0r does any young
Kan who in the days II his youth pur-
poses z lis hart that he VII Lad q
vlE4uous and sober LIFE
2 Tie Eolty q Daniels purpose is
illustrated in the place in which be
made f. lie Ezs in 3 strange Land. s
Hebrew captive and exile in the land
q Babylon In Babylon be was SUI
rgundsd with idosarroos faith and
worship. To take a firm stand ~
llg1ously in such a place proves the
n0bIntg q bis purpose How many
yOuag people T0ald hare said: y an
I'm 6 strange lz1l ] DO not believe in
eating Ge&Ied meat ard In drinking
wine, but had better d. Il here. since
n5y eapzors demand Il Of lie Tn in
Babylon BOW, and / had better do az
Babylon does" TIE str0ug temptation
woul1 have been 70 take this course
OF acton. jet Daniel did not do II,
even under such circumstances May
lis example inspire the emulation Of
al young people and help them 70
stand firm for sobriety and godllaess
AMID any surroundings or with any
people. Men may laugh az rs or ridl-
euIe us. but we should fear God rather
than man and obey God rather than
man
3. The nobility Of Daniels purpose IS
illustrated In the fact that IL was COZ
rrary TO custom II was customary
for those who were being trained for
the kings service 10 eat the kings
meat and drink his wine. Custom Il
the ruination Of many a young person
But Daniel was 10 slave 10 custom.
he placed conscience above custom
II requires great strength Of character
ofttimes to do this. and yet conscience
and not custom should be our guide.
IL Il were. the dru8kard's grave would
be robbed Of many OF It's victims Let
us, like Daniel. not fear to stand
against Gust n when to conform To il
means 70 eadanger our moral or splr-
itual welfare
Daniel purrosed nobly and nobly
executed his purpose. and God was
With him and blessed him. Gods pres
e1ce and Gods blessing are Youchsaf-
ed to all who In the midst Of tempta-
ton viii follow Daniels example.
VIII you do it.:
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oNastur Local Union.
ssasids Lo<zI Ungon Of Ep~orth L..
and chriztizn Enossvor seciefiss viii -.
with TIE Bagsist society at aInsss,,
Thursday, March 30 The soIsowipg -
gramms IL snnouness:
Praise ssxF1ee.s--s- .--...--..sMrs n G.s.s,
wsicos@- Presssens o. Baueh,l = :
RsNpSnse- .....---.-.'...-S 'ressaena Local un,os
eAngtng
Basspees
soto. Mfrs s cor,,.
Topac. -Ha. he PieaTs Accomplish, i :.
Pnrpo-e.s -
q, To BrsHs About "Daiiy rr.ysr.-
90 To srsas AboSI DAILY Blsls Re.a.s, ,s :
srs TANK ksrr
20 To s. s.ias Aeous ''asFai-s ess.sb
~ To Bring Al.oss sR@xassr chgrrs
Afssaesne@ ........- Ars ) Calss.
90 Te Hrtmx Ab11i "Mare ghsit L.
L4ie@-..-.-.-..-..-- Mrs D Dunn
ssssipg
oa.siion box
Cosnsy Fsirs and Thslr Ataendspt Kvf..
Rev Bean
Desecrssaoa ei ne sahlata........Rsv L Cd.
Blscassssn
ColleeGa0a
Peak supper
EveRsss.
Praise ssrTioe..-........... -...-B q whitsou,s,
BeAsiinE -.-.-s-.s=ss-.s-....s-..- Res r : ColBss
Dues ..----.-+.- ---.---Rssasa Brs Dsrta Kerr
Our Yosnz P@spse and Thafr Asfi.aas
Tss4Fs tas SsRren--..-. Rev z slas9atou
The cossgy for Christ How sna @hsa9
sss } AsGrAx
staging
op-p pArlizsasns Ca eeuntg proslsas.
Mrs wesber
Coilsckiaa
C9nsecTAtao1 s3FFtce.-.---...--..-- Rev D Kerr
bcgsuietian. ..--.s.--4.-..- Rev 4 5 Calllna
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Have you ever thought TO what an excess
we are running In the use of chocolate,
cocoa and the IiksT Look at the eoniec-
tionery on sale everyw here, at the home
made candy, az the frosting and cake, at
every supper served by various societies
and in private dining rooms, and notice
how chocolate predominztes. Add TO all
these the amount used In drinks and in
sodas, and the only wonder Is hat We are
not chocolate eoIorsd people.
have beard an argument presented In
regard TO this general use Of chocolate that
1t has tendency TO duh ones mind, or to
use an old expression to make one s-logy''.
/ have beard it recommended as a good
drink at tea time for any one who sas
inclined to be wakeful, the statemeu ut
being made that it is quieting to the neryes
Don't think am attempting to start
reform In lite use. There are too many
empty cocoa cans about, bearing silent
witness against me, for anything like that
to be proposed BY ne.
By the way, do any of you sisters of
mine have feeling that these rows of
empty cans, labeled with different nar4es
and trademarks, are silent witnesses
against your / always think Of that v hen
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All who USE AtSmiIers In treating nasal
eAtArrh will ss.f the test result from Ely's Ii
qUid Cream Bafm. Price including spraying
iate. Is cts Sold by druggists OF mailed by
Eiy Bros. g Warren Street Sex Yorx-
New Orleans. sept |. 1850.
ME@sRs- Ell Bgos.s-f sold two bottles Of
Jour Li1gtd tresm Balm 70 9 customer. wm-
IAmberIan, 4l5 Deiachaisr ST., New Orleans,
he has used the two bottles. giving him wonder
fui anu most satisfactory results.
GEO. W. hcDufF, Pharmacist
-Adrt.
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Mothers Who Allow Their Daughters Suffer
Relief cad rofher's

DEAR MIS- PTSKHAN:I
thirteen old
months
is Whit
au discouraged with the
n 1901
ms January
and told y9a what family doctor said about her another Doctor
and had
giving 1r yoa rsnee and after taking ar bo q Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and strong Meases hare appeared and
for
Pnoeaix Mills ny 10.
girl mother cordially % 20
Mrs Pinktam %
experience IN
her hing
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NoLAssEs DzOP CAKEs - one-haR eur
zssiasses, 3 cup sugar. ! i4Exs spoonful lard.
tesspoosful sOda, ] level teasPoyafzI salt, 4
cup wHFu water. EiEtse sisssT, crszsa The su.s4i
and lard together lssteza Of Dsltinz TIE Lard
F1onr sufscieus - thscken m8xfare-
Macy c.
used "a cup OF coffee and little CHINA
mon in place Of the warm water and gin.
ger. and the cookies we're very good.
MIsUrE PUDDISS-A minute paddinz may
be made Of any kind Of -four. but corn starch Il
best PEI pfnt and a half Of niik over the Ere,
mix fosr large spooBfuis Of tue starch Smoothly
win hzif plpz Of milk. add faTee eggs well
beaten. teAspoOBful Of salt. and stir sbis batter
Into tie bot mflk. SIR the whole constantly till
Esss after 10 boiis- Turn into tis@ pudding dIsh.
and serve with whatever sauce you Ike
sUET FUDDIsG--oEe eGp n0l&sses. cup
swee; zsiik. cup Of saet chopped fpe, cup
rzisins. ! teAspoonfgl soda. half teaspoon fsl
Of cinnamon. q little sffxins Of nutmeg. aoGr to
make tossrzbly thiek batter. steam twe aud a
half hogrz. or Until done Eat with liquid
sauce 4 half tea eupfsi o. butter may be used
instead Of the sges u more convenient think
prefer Il with the butter This Is a nice recipe
for steamed fruit pudding and The pudding il
good warmed over.
fEosTIsG WITHOUT Escs-Five tablespoon
fGls mlik. cup Of sugar, STIR until st boiis then
boil ave miFutes without stsrring, beat gutii
nearly cold ssd spread. This ezn be used when
the cake 10 cold and VIII harden at onee-
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THIS signature & on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Broni0Q uinine Tablets