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EN- BREVE
TOCAREM0S LAS VENTAJAS.

Realizado Ell empr6stito de nues-
trO Ayunt0miento, aprobAdas mu-
chas leyes, de penefcio pdblico;
cresdos en- proyecto de creacion
a]gunos estab!ecimientos de bsnefl-
Cencia y pr6ximo & entrar en- vigor
ell nuevo presupuesto par& ell arIo
fiscal venidero, cabe con justicia es-
perar dias de holgura en- todas las
esferas sociales de nuestra isla.
TrAs Ia labor de las C6maras,
han de surgir muchos asuntos que
al llevsrse III terr6no de la practica
serau motive de fomento para las
localidades.
Sc empezaran tr&bsjos de carre-
terra, de GALES, de casas-escuelas, de
edi6cios para ciegos, de ferrocarri.
les, ETC., ETC., y Ia faz que SO We en-
ell porvenir es halsgtena.
Cnando ell pueblo Sc agita en-
mar bonanza; cGando de su afau re.
sultA la ganancia positiva, ell pueblo
no esta mai, y donde quiera que ell
Obrero encuentra los medios de ga
narse ell pan, Sc refeja esa ganancia
en- los demas ramos de Ia indus
tria.
Sc asegura que el cafe ha de te-
ner una cosecha espl6ndida este af1o
y ESQ es motive mas para future
bienestar.
Caando las fuentes de riqueza
se desarrollan, las ganancias en- un
pals son generates. .Esos surtido-
res de arriba q &bsjo, son les que
conmueven gratamente el organis-
mo regional, y creemos que 81 NADIA
viene nuevo destruir las esperan-
zas fundadas que slentamcs, entra-
remOs en- breve en- una senda de ven
tajas, = en- dias mejores.
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LOSpQ0blitOS prOteStal

A nadie le gusta que le llamen
feo asf 10 sea mas que Picio, y los
pueblitos cuya anexi6n Sc ha deere
tado Sc han vuelto fieras protestant
ds de ESQ que llaman injusta medida.
Y dia tras die, mes trAs mes,
af1o tras af1c, venian queiandose de
las cargas municipales, de las inso-
rortsbles contribuciones, de sus de-.
ficit, de sus Administraciones en- ban
carrota Yde su vida en- complets quie.
bra.
Ahora no obstante, Sc declara
sean anexados pobl&ciones de vida
efectiva y real, y ponen el grito en-
ell cielo tratsndo de demostrar que
aquellas lamentaciones 8 no existle-
ron 8 fueron obra solo de los suef1os
de Ia mente
Asf es todo en- Ia vida.
Nos queiamos por vicio y no Sc
nos oye. Nos quejamos justamente,
Sc nos aplica remedio y protesta-
mos de 10 no existsncia de Ia enfer-
medad.
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poso, abri6 Ia primera nina de car
bon de piedrs, donde Hulliez empe-
z6 scaso q trabSjar, mientras al otro
mirabo cruzado de brazos y riendOse
de 81.
Asf debi6 comenzar Ia historic.
TSl fue sin duda, ell fundamento pri-
mordial de ess &trat&S que Sc llama
&explotaci6n de hulla,S debiendo la
marss exploitation del hombres en-
paredamientos de seres humanos en-
un Gin paces negro, donde conversan
amigAblemenenGe, como dos verdu-
gos bien avenidos, ell &cidO carb6ni-
co que asfxia y el grisd que ma
ta.
Asf empez6 Ia historic y asf
CON tin6a desde hRce seiscientOs
amos.
La madre naturA!ezR, sin estable
Ger dlferercias entire sus hisos, ico-
mo "a q establecerlas una madre!,
exclamo:-iAhf vA ESQ! TrabajarlO
y disfcntarJO equitativamente.
ESQ guerra ella, perO sucedio TO-
do 10 contrariO: los chic0s mas fuer-
tes cogieron por ell coyote q los mas
debiles y les gritar0n: Eh!. Los
trAbsjos para 'vosotros, para noso'
tros los beneficios.
iOoedeceis 6apretamos! Y los
d6biles Sc pusieron Ia faena y los
fuertes aI acaparamiento, y la madce
naturalezA fac estafada una vez
mas.
Asf empez6 10 historaa. ....iY
que siniestros capftulos los de esa
hlstoris escrita en- hojas de carbon
de piedra!....
Descifradores de garogl1icos,
bsjad a la nina; interrogAd q Las es-
6nges negras groseramente abofe-
teAdas por la plqueta del mlnero; in
clinaos nacia elias, y traducid 10 es-
critic en- elias CON gotas de llanto,
con hilos de sangre que cristalizan 50
bre Ia cOrtezA del mineral!
TrAdu3id y svereis como desde
haca setecient0s amos estan bsjan-
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SON ESTOS SuS SlNTOMAS !?

recollection al onanismo, emisiones dc dfa de
uoche, derrames al estGr en- presenoia de una
lRsCivasi granOS, ContTaCClOnes dc los mtSCnlOs
(que son DreCursOres de la Epilepsia); pensa-
mientOs y suenOs vOluptuOSOs; sOfOCaClOnes,
tendencias dormitar dOrmir, sensact0n de en-,
bruteCtmiento, p6rlida de la yOluntad falta de
dolores en- las pelnas enlOs mdsculOs, sensacion
de tTtsteza de salientOs inquietud, falta de
memoria, INDIGESTION, melancOha, cansancio des-
pues decuaqher estuerzo pequeno, Inallchas no
tantes ante Ia vista, debildad despu6s del aCt0
lie una perdida invOlun taIia; derame al haCer,
esfuerzOs en la silla rudO silhtdO en- los OldOs,
tmld6z, manOs Y pies pegajosOs friOs, tenor de
algun peligro 1nminen to de mueTt6 8 infOrtuniO,
impotencia parciaI total derrame premature d,
tardlO, p6rdida O dismtnuCi0n de los deSCOs, de
CaimientO dc la senkibidRd, 0rganOs c2idOs y
debirs, dyspepsia, etc, etc sAlgunos de esOs
hOmbre que dehe recuperar sus enervadas fuerZas
vitalos . yendra ser presa de alguna fatal
Nosotros solicltamos dc todos los que sufren
de alguno de los sintomHB RrTiba euumCTadOs,
NOE ObS bS1tR HEN 6AE<N 1ES1LkE "A Y1SO,
cOmunicandOse con nuestTa Compaf1a de medicos
especialtstas que han tenidO veinte amos de
peIiencia, tTaland0 enfermedades de los neIvios
del slstema sexual, y quients pueden gaTantiZar
una curaci6n radically peTmanente.
E1vienOs una relacion cOmpleta de su casO
paCi0n, si es casadO hOlterO, Cuaes de los sin.
81 I'd. ha nsadO algun ira atamiepto para g0nOrIea
estreCheZ, STILLS Rguna OtTa enfeTmedad venerea.
Ruestra junta de mediCOs diagnOsticaIa
ara I'd. dc 10 que le Cuesta tratamicntO de
tTetnta dIas, en- el que SO CfeCtuara CuraCon
radical, se le restableceraa I'd. cumpeta salud
Eolvera I'd. q ser un hOmbre vigOrOsO Si I'd HOs
Temite CinCO PESOS en- billetes de pals giro
postal como Rarantia de buena f6, 10 envlaT6mOs
ensegGiia las medtcinas requertdas por CorTr0
certihcadO tan pr0nto como nuestra junfa de
m6diCOs haya deCtdido el complete tratamipn . a
que I'd. deUe sOmeterSe.
O0MPANIA ABSPEOIALISTAd del NJRTE
l81 Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane st.,
..1 New York; E, q, de a.
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Ell viernes en- Ia noche de Ia d.
TINA semaus, ocurri6 una alarma en-
esta pob!aci6n con motive de habsr-
se dadO la voz, sin saberse por
qui6n, Que hSbfa fuego en- ell Hospi-
tai Civil; muchAs personals corrfan
en- tropel al lugar del ircendio, para
prestar suxiliO q los epfermos allf
acCgidOs, reduci6udose todo que
un vecinO, que vive cerca del Hospi-
tel, di6 fdegO a unas bAsuras con
Ia brisa que soplAba aumentaban
mas los efectos de aquel. La poll
cfs acudi6 diligente & dicho lugar s
prastar los auxilios necesarios y on
virtud de que NADIA ocurrfs en- dicho
asilo, detuvo al individuo Ramon
Rodriguez que fu6 el que di6 fuego
a Ia psjs. Esto nos h&ce pensar,
Gqu6 serA de este pueblo, eI dia que
deegraciadRmente Ocurra un verda-
derO siniestro, sin tener los elemen-
tos necessrios para combstirlo?
FL dis 6liimo del mes anterior,
Sc han pagsdo en- Ia Depositarfa mu-
nicipal todss las atenciones por per-
sonal y material del presupuesto vi
gente.
Sc encuentra en- esta poblsci6n
acompaf1ado de sa senora esposs, ell
Lcdo. en- Farmacia D. Antonio Ser
bja, subcOlector de Rentas Inter-
mas del Distrito. Grats permanen.
cia le deseamOs entire nosotros.
Sc hs ausentRdo para la Rep1-
blica dominicana, el spreciab.e ca
bsllero don Fidel Mendez Serrano.
Feliz visje.
Del s al del actual Sc espera en-
esta localidad, & nuestro Delegado
de la CamSra don Aurelio Mendez
MSrtinez, que regress de las tareas
legislativas. LIE damos la bien ve-
nida.
Ha CAusado mucha hilaridad Ell
primer grabado del n6mero de <La
Arsf1a1, que representa- q un distin-
guido jurisconsulto, maestro mason
y cat6lico. Vsya con Mono y su
guasa.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Mario 4, 1902.
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bas y no sabfan que hacer de aquel.
7 que ESQ es eonsiguiente, nc
hay que ponerIo en- dnda. Noso-
tros tomSndo en- serio nuestras atlas
funciones de legisladores, y ALA, to-
mandonos en- broma y proyectsndo
para un pals cue tiene ya su gobier-
no cCpstituido.
Qae 20 es cosa hslSdf, va & YER
Sc. Ls C)misi6n encargada de re-
visar y re3opilsr leyas para Puerto
Rico, hs sometido su informe 81
Procurador General Y ese infc1me
contiene un plan complete para una
Ley organics perma1ente en- Puerto
Rico.
La organization del gobierno
territorial, sistema Judicial, manda-
miento de Hsbeas Corpus, leyes ru-
raIes, sobre ciudades y villas, casa
mientos y divCrcios, jursdos espe
ciales, cOntribucio1e7, herencias y
traspasos; g0bierno locGl dividiendo
Ii isla en- condsdos, ciud&des vi.
Has, consoiidsci6nd dc los muuicipios,
division de distritcs rurales = urba-
nos, impouiando 6stos ccntribucio.
nes para fines rurales, = 4 las ciuda-
des y villas para sus fines locales.
T0do to 10 c0ntiane ell infor.
me que Va s prese atarse al Cougr9so
americsno = tendra que YER cuanto
Sc eontrAdiga con 10 que "a resulta
Ley.
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En- cada pueblito Sc ha levanta-
do la voz de la protesta contra tai
resoluci6n y Sc nada ahora en- plata,
tienen todos les eervicios satisfe-
chos, hasta por adelantado, los cami
nos estan atendidos con lujo; 10 be-
neficencia SO extiende de extreme q
extreme de cadA localidad; hay en-
GAIA cuantiosAs sumss 'sobrantes; Ia
vida general de las jurisdicciOnes es
exuberante; existe verdaderA pl6to-
ra de satisfacc1ones, de recursos, de
holgura.
iBendito Dies, y supriuirlos;
que iniusticia!
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A nuGStrOS amigos,

Reoomendamos ell Hotel 1.-THE Marina
ror les comidas sabrosas que alI Sc confeo
oionan. por 10 fresco y ventilado de Ia casa =
en- particular, por Ia modioidad en- preaios
que son los siguientes:
Por>un dia hospedaje con comida. 81
Abono conner para una persona,
manSuaImente. ...................n nlU
EOF una cdIuA ,'.s'.. ....,,..,,..,, ou
For un catre. ................u 23
Pupilaie para una persona, mes ), 20
baeeGs { la Gale precios oonven-
cionales
SOLERy y Ca.
Pto-oo Nvbre, de 1901
San Jose l esquina Tetu&n.
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De Lares.

El movimiento de poblaci6n du.
rSnte ell mes de Febrero anterior, ha
sidO ell s'guiente;
Nacimientos 60. Defunciones 66.
Casamieutcs: s: CAn6nicos, 5; Civllee,
9. Total, IA.
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HOMBRES. DEBILES
| RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
La DEMORA ES PELlGROSA.,

PArece ono el Creador ha Ordenado que despu6s
de la sangrO el tluido vital seminal sea Ia sub
stancia mas pTeciOsa en- el CuerpO del hOmbTe,
nlguua p6rdida cOntranatural de 81 prOductra
Rienpre IesulIadOs desastrOsOs.
Muchos hOmbres han muertO de Intermediates
c0rrientea. tales como las del coraz6n, del mgado,
de los TliiOnes, intermediates puImonareS, etc.
pOr haber permitidO su vitalidad gastarse, ex
poni6ndose asi d faciles v1ctimas de estaS
Intermediates. cuando algUnas Cajas de nuestras
mediCinas, tOmadas tempo. habTfan impedldo
estas debilitantes perddas, asi preservandO su
vitaiidad para TesistiC los ataques de esas pei
grOsaS Intermediates.
MuchOs hOmbres han llegado 1enta, perO segura
mente, & un estadO dc demenCia 1nCurable causa
de estas p6rdidass sin saber la verdadera causa
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MISHICOT.

Arthur Zander of Manitowoc passed
through here last Wednesday soliciting
orders for Manitowoc county maps
Chas Samz who teaches at Coopers-
town spent Sunday with his parents at
French Settlement.
Louis Trossen, teacher Of French set
Element, attended the masquerade ball
"a Newton Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Bedeker entertained last
Wednesday, it being her birthday.
CFredrsBangniet has purchased the
'arm Of Wenzel Etersky, consideration,
$4,000,
Ray Niquette has been invited to sing
at Melnik at an entertainment to be
given on Washington birthday.
Andrew Pelkey is having we'll dug
TINS week
George Yindra and family are nicely
settled in their new home and are recon
ci.ed to the change of location.
Louis Kaufman and wife drove to
Two Rivers.Sunday.
! Snow is not very plentiful and travel
is equally divided between sleighing and
wheeling.
Miss Clara Roemer has.made arrange
mauts to learn to sew and starts this
week for Manitowoc.
Miss Minnie Bartelme is on the sick
list
Anna and Kate Federspiel are visiting
their parents at Mishicut
NJ. Cook has purchased fine new top
buggy.
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r. S. Brown made the wood hauler
happy by his presence Saturday. One
could see loads Of money going out Of
here.
DR.. and Mrs. Carr, Of Kellnersville,
visited here with relatives Sunday.
Joe Vondrachek, Joe Hlavachek and
John Mahnke are at Manitowoc on &C
count Of German Stock Food Co. s case
this week.
Mrs NJ. Watt visited at Forest Jet.
Sunday.
Eddie Watt took train for Mantle
voc Saturday where he studies music
under Prof. Urban. We all hope Eddie
will soon equal "Kubelik. -
L. p. Grimms is at Manitowoc this
week.
John and Eddie Maertz, Of Reedsville
were seen in our burg Friday.
Mrs DeBier returned to Chicago Mon
day after two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs Carney.
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Mullins wishes to sell or rent his farm
which is situated near Maybe Grove.
Jerry Duggan sold his farm of 80 acres
in the town of Franklin to Jake Nate.
His intentions are to go Oklahoma III
the near future.
Anyone wishing to purchase cedar
posts may do so by calling on Joe Lin
ane or John O'Neil, Us they have large
quantity on hand which they are willing
to dispose of at u reasonable price. Lo-
cation. miles north of Reedsville.
The play The Danger Signal pres
ented by the Young Ladies Sodality at
Cato last Friday evening was grand
success in every feature. A large and
appreciative audience was present and
went home we'll satisfied with the per-
torrance. General manager p. H.
Guhin has signifed his intention of hav-
ing the play presented again in some
ueighboring town as soon as arrange
ments can be made
Don't forget the Maple Grove Literary
meeting to be held in Buckley's hall on
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SHOTO.

A party is to be given at flanders hall
on the evening Of Feb. Z. A good time
is promised to all those attending.
Miss Rose Krumdick, Of Francis
Creek, visited with relatives here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoeffner Of New
tonburg were guests Of Fred S.ueck
and family Sunday.
Edward aud Robert Beck, who were
employed on one of the Goodrich steam
ers the past summer are home TO visit
their parents.
About fifty young people amused
themselves last Sunday afternoon and
evening by skating on the river and a
very enjoyable time was had. Skating
is really fine at present and our young
folks are not slow to take advantage of
it.
Several of our farmers attended the
cattle fair at Cooperstown last Monday
and report u large attendance
The masquerade ball at Ceilings hall
will take place on Sunday, Feb. 8. The
usual good time is anticipated.
Chas. Ahrens Of Two Rivers called on
his friends here last Sunday.
The marriage Of Chas Stuecl,, Of this
place, TO Miss Mary Stuerwald Of Two
Rivers was solemnized at the Lutheran
parsonage last Saturday, the Rev Mr..
Doehler, officiating, After the marriage
ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the brides parents. The groom
is an energetic young agriculturalist of
this place, while his bride is an accom-
plished young lady of Two Rivers The
contracting parties will reside here and
they have the best wishes Of a host of
friends.
On Saturday also occurred the we'd
ding of Joe Steiner TO Miss Emma Petri
of this place. The nuptial parties en-
JOY large acquaintance here and will
be missed in social events. Your CORE
spondent, together with Il large number
of friends wish them happy journey
through life.
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ELM GROVE

Henry Trainor has completed repair
ing his wind mill which was damaged
by a storm some few weeks ago.
Willie Schroeder and Frank Price are
busily engaged in cutting wood on Mr.
Schroeder's farm in Newton
Our school is progressing nicely under
the management of Orbina Madison.
Thos. Conner of Chicago was seen on
our streets Friday.
Carl Schroeder visited with James
Savage Monday
Jake Hoenig, our village blacksmith
spent Sunday at Manitowoc.
Joseph Savage, who has spent some
time at Black River Falls, is home on Il
visit
Mrs. James Savage who has been sick
for some time past is quite well now.
Mrs Frank Price visited with Lizzie
Schroeder Sunday.
Quite a number Of folks from this vici-
nifty attended the birthday party of Mrs
Albert Hecker near Clarks Mills We'd
nesday of last week and report an enjoy
able time.
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Special embamng
the disposal of public
Rockers $40 Rockers
Tables
to all kinds all
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GRIrIMS.

Chas. Weeman, of Cato, is cutting
wood for John Whitcomb this week.
John Halron relieved Chas Straude OF
Cato station Wednesday.
Mike Giles brass band will go TO Mil
yankee during the visit of Prince
Henry Of Prussia.
The Bachelors club membership was
increased this week, John Stransky and
Adolph Haese joining as a result of
their matrimonial failures. We under
stand that Cracker Jack" is contem.
plating also on becoming a member
through some misfortune
The entertainment at Cato Friday was
a success in every respect The Danger
Signal was well played and all enjoyed
it, No special mention is necessary as
they all done well
NJ. A. Begau mas returned to Water
town after two weeks canvassing with
Ray Frosch
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kASSON.

Mrs. VIM. Kamske is seriously i'll with
that dreaded disease smallpox.
Miss Ella Korb is dangerously is as Il
result of vaccination
Thomas Long ret armed from an ex-
tended visit in Michigan.
A large number of school children are
wrestling with the measles at present.
A child of Mr. and Mrs John Rodden
is down with scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs L. Gill visited at Askea-
ton.
VIM Ziegler was a business caller at
Waukesha.
Mrs. Daniel Hickey, mother of John
Hickey, Sr., is quite i'll.
John Toomey will give a grand mas
querade dance at his hall in Kasson on
Friday, Feb. 9TH.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
which Miss Clara Fritsch is to be the
bride-elect; the wedding will take place
at the Kasson Catholic church Feb. 9TH
Sebastian Schunk is preparing to build
a fine new dwelling house next spring.
Miss Mary Bohman resigned her posi-
ton as clerk at the Kasson house, and is
spending her vacation visiting with her
sister Mrs. B. Micke of Thrope, Wis
A surprise party took place last Sun
day evening at the home of Miss Lena
Fritsch, All report as having an enjoy
able time.
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John Carney prefer splitting wood to
riding in cab and pulling throttle.
Anyone being lover of genius cannot
have his library complete without copy
Of John Ndgles Philosophy. 1t is
certainly a fine collection Of bright
mans sayings
The readers Of The Pilot in this vici-
nifty wish the new owners of the paper
a success in their undertaking and all
hope the paper will continue to be a
worthy representative of the beloved
John Nagle's sheet.
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MAPLE GROVE.

John Connors who teaches near Kell-
nersville spent Sunday at home
Mrs John Leary who was seriously ill
with pneumonia is convalescent.
Mamie Keehan, Mamie Linane and
Annie Morrisey visited their respective
hores Sunday.
Tim Keehan was a Manitowoc visitor
last week
James Mullins, Jr. was business
visitor at Manitowoc Saturday, Mr..
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kELLNER SVILLE.

While returning from visit at Mish
loot ON Sunday last, r. Soenken had the
misfortune to f. eeze his face.
The monthly cattle fair was not as
largely attended as usual which was due
to the cold weather.
The saloon keepers of our burg have
completed hauling and storing ice.
Joe Kellner was at Manitowoc on
business last week.
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Mrs Hessel of Francis Creek visited
her daughter Mrs. Peter Kornely a few
days last week
Frank Bengal took in the masquerade
at Menchilville last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kerscher is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Kornely,
this week.
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KINGSBRIDGE.

Chaa Kornely visited with friends at
Rangeline on day last week.
The sudden change of weather last
Sunday prevented the folks of this vici-
nifty from attenning the masquerade
dance at Mishicot.
Frank Kerscher Of Manitowoc and c..
Kornely transacted business at Mishicot
and Bolt Saturday.
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RANGE LINE.

The correspondent is too busy with
preparations for the masquerade ball
which took place at the Rangeline hall,
Wednesday the Goth, to give due atten-
ton to the news items. Will have so
much more to say next time.
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nary food do its
duty.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of SCOTS
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl St, New York
soc and 81, all druggists.
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Friday, Feb list The following in
structive and interesting programme is
to be presented:
Opening song by Society.
Recitation. .............B artly Doolan
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Matte Watt
Music. ................. Clara Buckley
Song. ... Lizzie Fox and Mamie Guhin
Defamation. .............M. M. Guhin
Debate-Resolved, that the right of suf
ferage should be granted to women.
Affirmative. Negative
Mamie Guhiu. Annie Cavanaugh.
Sue Monahan. Bridget ODea.
John Guhin. Con. Mulcahy.
Recitation. ............. Jerry Duggan
Song. ..... Nellie and Nellie Doolan
hecltatlon ............... John Keenan,
Song .......... Nellie and Annie Leary
Recltatlon. .............. Katie Duggan
Recltalon .............. Lizzie Sullivan
Conundrums. ..............P II. Guhin
Song by Society.
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GkEsAIks., Al

Does your horse feel his
oats? What a difference be
tween the granted and the
grass-fcd horse! The first
strong and full of ginger, The
second habby, weak and tired
out before he begins. The
feeding makes the difference.
Children are not alike either.
One is rosy, bright-eyed, full
Of life and laughter, another is
pale, weak and dull. The feed
ing again is responsible.
Sticky children need special
feeding. They don't feel their
oats. SCOTS Emulsion adds
just the right richness to their
diet. It's like grain to the
horse. The child gets new
appetite and strong digestion.
SCOTS Emulsion is more
than food. 1t is a strong
medicine. 1t rouses up dull
children, puts new flesh on thir
ones and red blood into pale
ones. 1t makes children grow
SCOTS Emulsion makes ordi
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