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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Clear white clothes are sign that the
housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Eluc
Large OF. package 5 cents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Born before ,'n'fcd States was
( formed.
saw 22 Presidents elected.
Pe-rn-na has profecfed him
from an sudden changes.
Veteran of four wars.
Shed a horse ,Wes % years
{ Old.
Always conquered HE grip with
Pe-rH-Da.
Witness in a land snit AT age of
no years.
! Believes Pe-ru-na the grclfesf
remedy of The age for ca.arrhaI
diseases.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Thirty minutes IS all tie time re,
CURED to dye With PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES. Sold by druggists.
One fifteenth OF the inhabitants of
Spain are notables.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

TO my entire satisfaction IS Inc propsr
remedy for ailments that are due direct
~ TO the effects of tire climate. For
IA years have wifhstood fhs changes
ahIe Innate of lie intel SfafeS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Los viajes del Rey
de Italia.
Proyectos de ley.
Un decreto civilizador.

Despues de breve descansc, & su
regreso de Rusis, Victor Manuel
realix6, como oportunamente 10 dijo
LA CORRESPONDENCE So proyec.
tAda vista & Berlin, acompafiado
AdemAs dc ga comitiva pala ciega del
Ministro Prineti.
A su paso por SuizA fac ban
quetsado por el Gobierno de la CON :
federation.
En B srMn fue convenientemente
agassiado y recibido por So aliado
ol emperador Guillermo II.
ZAnArdelli, presidente del Minis
torio, SO propone presentar & las
Ckmaras varios proyeetos de ley
importAntes.
FL rey, antes de emprender su
viaje d Berlin, firm6 nm decreto civi
lixador, altamente honroso para 81
para su ministerio y para Italia: es
el que sc refiere 10 Abolici6n del
barbara uso de las cadenas & los pre-
SOS, complemento del de IL abolicion
de In brutal y espeluznante pena de
muerte. EetAs dos AdelantAd fsimas
disposiciones eolocan al Gobierno
italiano por encima de todos los de
mks Gobiernos europeos y america
nos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Una COmpa1fa
franCeSa Droyecta
establecer factorfas cen
trales en- la isla.
Un competente lngenlero
ha sido nombrado para
que haga estudios preli'
m1nares.

LN actividad industrial francess
parece haberse 6j ado en- Puerto Ri
co & los efeetos de nm estudio de
instalaciones centrAles para ell cul.
two de 10 cans.
Sc nos PAL ticipa que IL sCom
pagnie de Tivee Sille,, ha designa-
do q uno de sus mas competentes
ingenieros, al objeto de que var ga
& esta isla y hsga observaciones y
estudios sobre el terreno qua le per-
mitan formar I'M exacto concepto
de especu's clones de aquella clase
en- el pafs.
La citsda compsnia espera OBJ
tener un buen 6xito de sus gestiones
y apreciRndo en- unos $l2 900 600 In
suma que pudierA invertirse en- ins.
talaciones y centra'es que su ini-
ciativa Sc debierAn. cor sidera que ell
prop6sito se,fa bien recibido en- 10
isis que estx mer esterosa de impul.
SOS industriales y agrfcolas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Africa del Sur.
Kruger y BOtha.

Han empezado en- el CAbo los de-
bates sobYe IL ley marcisl. En- Ell
curse de 10 discussion el <a,t ?rreys
general ha declai ado que durante la
guerra faercn ejscutados % rebel
des del Cabo por DE- Tito de traici6n.
A coEse cuercia de 10 COZ feren
ciA celebradA por los jeies beers en-
Utrech. y en- vi. to de Ia Ysv uncia que
ha hecho el expresidente Kruger de
]s direcc On pcIfsicA beer, el general
Bctha es ell llsmsdo 6 sustituir 4
squel en- 10 JEFF tura del psrtido afsi.
kanaer.
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CODfefBncia
International
cafetera.
ElgSr. A. Mariani, Co
nlisionado de P Puerto- Ri
CO da un irlfornle q Ia Co
mission de "Medios y Ar
bitrios."

Ri Sr. Antonio Mariani hA dado
el siguients dictAmen & una suges,
ti6n hechA por ID comision de sMe.
dios v Arhitrios:s
sHONORABLE PRESIDENTE:
Ell ac6ptar. en- absoluto. la suges-
ti6n de II muy Honorable Comisi6n
de SMEDIOS Y ,ARBITRIOSs, ten.
denteSA suprimirs g por 10 menos 6
rebsjar los impuestos aduAneros que
grAvan el caf6 On los centros con-
sumidores, me serfa muy grato si,
cato, no estuviera en- contraposici6n,
con les deseos del pueblo de Puerto
Rico, y con mi deber de proteier
sus intereses, en- esta Cor feren cia.,
<En efecto aqueIla I.la QUE,
hoy, pertenece & los Estados Upi-
dos y, per 10 tapto, forma parte in
tegrAnte de Au territorio, en- breve,
entrAI& & brillAr, en- In hermosa
constelaci6n de Ia UNION AMERI--
CANA, y, .desde luego, le asistirA,
CON mas fuerza, ell derecho de pedir
profession para Sd caf6.s
sSi, como puerto riquefio y, por
consiguiente, ciudadanO americana,
70 pido que SO suprin an esos i'm
puestos, irfa On contra de las leyes,
eminentements protecc cionistas, de
los Estados Unidos, los cuales ten.
drfan rs AEON, mas que sobrada, para
nsgar Al pueblo de Puerso Rico en-
10 nucesivo, 10 protection que tanto
Anhela para su cafe.D
sSentado 10 que antecede, su.
plico q los Honorables sei1ores que
cOmponen la citada comisi6n, se sir
van modificar el proyecto, en- ell sen.
lido de que, Supplements sc reduz
can estos impuestos, de manera que
no ne coArte 10 libertad del Gobier.
no Americana, cuAndo se trAte de
prote ger nuestro cafe, como pro-
dncto de su suelo.s Muv respetuo-
asmente ANTONIO MAR AMI, De.
leQ1do de Puerto Rico.D
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Suicide
en- San Lorenzo.

Aver puso fin & sus dias en- San
Lorenzo, dispar &ndose nm tiro de
pisto,a al comsrcianteIde aquel pue'
bio Y Presidente del comite Federal,
don Jole Sell6s, muy estimado de
sus convecinos.
No habfa motivos para sospe.
char que Ell sef1or Selles estuvie.a
enaganado.
Momentos xntes de tomar tan
fatal determination ell sef1or Sell6s
presidi6 una session del comite, mos.
tr&ndose sumamente sfectAdo.
De alli sali6 para 81 casa y en-
cerr6ndose en- su habitaci6n se dis
par6 una pistols en- 10 sien izquier'
de-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
iESTA I'D. ENFERMO?

Escribanos y le mandaremos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
l6gico ell cual nos pondra en- aptitud
de hacer uD diagnosis cuidadoso de
su case como 81 Vd. estuviese pre-
sente.
Curamos con acierto las enfer-
medades del sistema nervioso, las
en- ferme dades de los organos genito-,
urinarios tales como Esrermatorrea,
Emisiones nocturnas, Debilidad se-
xual, Perdida de fuerzss, Uretritis
especifca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
intermediates del coraz6n, de los
pulmones y del estomago asi como
las intermediates de las seforas.
GARANTIZAM0S La curacidn de- los
cases mas complicados. Escrfbanos
hoy Ja que mafiana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
LA TRINAORIA MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE. GAG State st. Chicago Ill.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Chile y sus tratadoS.
Nusva York "a de Ostubre.

Nueva York "a de Oetubfe.
Telegraffan de Santiago Chile
ell texto de una intaresAnta inter-
view eelebrada por nm representante
de "El Mercurio. de aquella Ciudad
con ell Ministro de Relaciones Exte.
riores de ID Repd 5lica, con referen-
cia 6 los tr&tadog secretos que se
dicen concertados entire Chile, CO.
lombia y Ecuador.
El Ministro diio qne eli gobierno
no daimportAncia Alguna 6 ID publ
caci6n de los trats 4 %, toda vez que
el verdAi q % signsf e ado de aque los
SOLO puede antendsrse como resul.
tad0 de In tirantez ds relAciones di.
plom&ticas en- que 90 colpc6 Chile
durante los tltimos meges de 1901 Y
principles de 1902,
Chile ha tratado pcr todos los
medios posibles de mantener |, mis-
cordiales relsciones con lss emAs
repd dblicas de Sad An eeica, rocu-
rat do ell concurso del Congreso Pan
Americana celebrado en- M6iico re-
cisntemente, en- que los intarese de
Chile estaban sacramento amens =
dos por los enemigos del pals.
Chile pens6 en- 10 probabilidad
de una gnsrra CON ID Argentina,
que, de hsber tanido lugar, el libre
paso cor el estr cho de MsgAllanes
hubierA sido cosa punto menos que
impossible.
rs de notar que el gobierno de
10 Re 6blicA chilenA insiste de- ma
nera especial en- sostener que los.
tratados aIudidos no fasron sino re.
sultado Immediate de ID dificil situs.
ci6n que amenszAba s II Rel & ,lics,
y que nunca deba intsrpretarse an.
ell sentido de AmenaxA contra lo6 Es'
tados Unidos, con quien fslizmente
ls lig IN cordiales relaeioEes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
ARE,IB0
lSe cubre una YaCalte en- Ia
junta de eleccIOneS.
AscendieTOn las insGfjpcionss
a 5H.
VlaJeros que retornan.
(De maestro coYesponsas.

| = s - ~ . x. 80
Ocbre. 81. Para cnbrir an pues
to que resnlta vacAnte en- II Junts
de eiecsiones de este distrito ha side
nomhrado don Andres @ nero, quier
hA jnrado ~ su cargo. tomAndo po
seai6n del mismo.
El ndmero de iuscripciones dc
electores, efectuadas en- estA juris
dicci6n el dia %, asciande 6 547.
90
En- los tres diAs de inscrir clones
electorales, Aqui hA reinSdo el mayor
orden, 10 one dice mucho en- favor
della cultura de Areciho LIS policfa
muy correcta.
Et c6'ebre N ago del penssm lem
to, Sr. Banobelab ha sido muy ap!Au
dido en- este teatro en- las noches del
s&bado, domingo y MAJ tes q tines.
Los trabejos puram ente cientficos,
m&sro por ESQ mon6tonos, llaman
poderossmente 10 atencion del ptbli.
CO entendido en- Ia materis, y cads
una de las experiensiAs que ejecuta
el professor de que hab'amos, le vala
una evasion del respet1bke
90
D. Jose Jov6 y Torres, de asta
localidAd, elev6 al Attorney nm escri
to de queja por 10 gran demora con-
que se viene tramitando nm pleito q.
tiene en- 10 Corte de distrito de San
Juan. Y no hAbiendo obtenido de
aquel alto funcionario respuesta al
guna, 90 ha dirigido ahora al G. ober.
nador.
Hace dies sc viene expendisndo
en- esta localidad 10 carna de res, 6
raz6n de 8,ts. 10 libra. En- csmoio
los huevos de gallina no puedeu Ad-
quieirse menos de 3 cts. uno.
o%o
Ea ell barrio de Rio arriba de
ests Jurisdiction se est& celebrando
un meeting de propsganda federal.
Con igual objeto se verihcar&
otro el domingo pr6ximo en- el lugar
denominado xE! vigfa.s
90
Han retornaao de Europe, don.
de se hsl1aban en- Wage de racreo, ell
Sr. don Fabian Franco, del comercio
de esta plaza. y So distioguida sef1o.
ra. Los saluda mos ater tam ente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
VISTA.

Hemos tenido el gusto de reci'
bir 10 atentA visits q ne se ha servido
hAcernos ell senior Emilio J. Delgdo,
repr esentante de u imputante firma
de Nueva York, John Lucas CO.
Pfoponese ell sefior Dslegado re-
CORA In Isla CON flnes ercialea
de la casa que represents que " de
unA buena clientela di f.uta en- este
pals.
Buena excursion y negocios de
aeamos al se nor DalGAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
COn1erCi0
de Cabotaie,

Msyaauaz O.tubre 30 Para
Ponce y rutA sali6 vapor americana
sVAscos, por Moral y ciA. CON 10 81
guiente:
r Gateli.4 CT giIebra 1 CT al.
cohol garrafones Anis.
M Marques: 8 jaulas chocola.
te.
Sues de Ffonters: 2 rollos sue-
10.
A Bravo y cia.; CT camas cl
anuncios 2 CT g4lletas soda.
Monsgss Hnos: 2 cT drcgas.
Oder: ! bT y / cI arAdos pa.
res rueda hierro / or hiloI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
HOnniCidiO.

Aver tuvo lugar en- el sitio de-
nominAdo sLA mudas entire Rio Pie.
dras y Osguas mn asesinAto.
Gelvasio Garcia sostenia una
Acaloradad disputa con Bibiano Mar
timex. AL dAr 10 espaldA G .rcia con
Amino de retirarae, Martinez le tir6
un terrible mAcheta 20 nj cuello de.
jAndole cast degollsdo. En- 81 mo
mento del Auceso, llegaban al lugAr
ell cAbo de la policfa eecreta, seflcr
Quif1ones = eli doctor Fernandez, ha
.,endote este cargo del heIilo y ell
noliciA del sgresor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Union PuertorriQue6a
Americana.
COmit6 de San Juan.
americana,

Slendo grande ell n6mero de pa.
triotas que est&n pendiente de ips
cribir sus nombres en- el Reg'sHo de
la mencionada colectividad, tene .
mos el gusto de PARTICIPATES, que
queda alberto a1u6l en- el estableci-
mi6nto de D. Francisco J. Marxsua
Crux no 6,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Dr. Leopard Eandes.


GARANTIZA LA OURA PERFE0TA.
os
orr ri ocuraris No.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Junta Escolar
DE SANTA ISABEL

Ls Jants E,c3IAr en- sssi6n ce'
lebradA hoy acord6 anunciAr para 90
provlsi6a, por vsints dias, contAr
de 10 fech1, los siguientes q scue1as:
Cuatro rurales para Isus respec'
t,v3s campos. Los aspirantes diri.
jan sus solicitu des dabidamente do.
came ntadas 6 esta Prasidencia
Santa Isabel, O,tubra % de
1902.
IeodosiO BENJAMIN.
Pfesidente.
90 d a
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MuchO frfO.

Dieen de Befliu que prevalece
en- tod1 Alemanis una temperature
sumamente brumal.
En Berlio eay6 aver 10 primera
nevAda.
En- los Alpes A'gavinos hsn cal
do faertes nevAdAs.
Lx temperature bsj6 6 20 gra.
dos FAhrenheit 81 este dc Sajonia y
an B ,hemia 10 temperatura bsj6 6
10 grades.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

There is q brisk demand for dress
garaitures which have dropping Or
pendant applications of passementcric,
worsted, silk or even jet. No fiat nor
stationary trimming has the chic of
these soft, surging confectious. You
my ho.V2 grre-t laborioEs hours pin
Aing ol lilIe fassels to be stitched
down to your jacket front, and row.
10 and hcl,eld. you lad you caa buy
parro-v o. a--5aI SCI and ir-:s,..-led trims
inings witL the dslo 60 ~, - I. ~ prop
eriy sp&sd at Intervals upon It IN
gfv lps Of two, which is the height Of
the style.
Another choice garniture is n mollair
braid enhanced By groups OF croch-
eted balls which swing from twisted
stems ana dangle Tor couple of
inches like black cherries These.
again, belong to the festoon trim
mings.
A third variety is made OF two or
perhaps three braids arranged in par
allel rows. and studded here and there
with round bullet buttons. a croch-
eted line, fine but strong, is now laced
about over and under the buttons
which occur irTegularly on the different
lengths Of braid Small dropping balls
are also introduced on these varied
braids. which produce an openwork
cobweb effect very pleasing to the
eye.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
WHAT rlsnsss a woman.

She likes to be truly loved and 10 be
told so.
She likes some noble, honorable man
to be thoughtful OF her, kind and con-
siderate of her welfare.
When we'll and becomingly dressed,
quiet notice of It is always appre-
ciated.
a word Of praise for nice dinner
often more than compensates her for
the worry and hard work OF prepara-
ton.
She wants her husband not only to
be her supporter, but her companion,
remembering that it is the kind,
thoughtful appreciative word that
often brings her greater happiness than
new set of dishes. though presents
like the latter are always welcome.
She likes to be made TO realize that
she is good for something besides .
mere household drudge and slave.
She likes TO be petted occasionally,
but not in public. The little private
pet names are very dear to a woman's
heart. New York News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
Gunn,p,ai xoS eItIes.

Very smart and clever for inexpen-
sive gifts are the new gunmetal purses
and stamp boxes. The purses are the
size Of woman's watch and have n
spring inside which holds the change
firmly. Getting you car fare out is as
simple as pressing an electric button.
A chain to hang these fetching novel;
ties to is now In order. 1t is here, too.
along with fhe Paris jewelry. In addi-
ton to being set with an occasional
pearl. tbis delicate gunmetal chain
Is made double at the fronts Of the
shoulders Of the wearers. the chains
being held apart by crosspieces done in
tiny rhinestones.
Pretty little guumetal barettes come,
toe. for the back OF the hair They
have pendants set with tiny rhine
stones In some cases there are button
shaped ends. nothing else showing
after they are thrust through the hair.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
Nnm Nnrtons in colnr,nr

We borrow our ideas from all sources
as far MS dress is concerned. but the
last notion is to try and adapt TO
women's clothes the hue CT the butter
flies wings. 1t IS quite true we can
not improve ON Dame Nature. but it
is nightly difficult to intercept her,
and when you compare the colors we
produce with those you see in nature
the process is Very cert2.nly disheart-
ening
A blueish black which figures in some
OF the butterflies wings we may ntil-
ize, but we can hardly hope 10 vie
with nature in some Of the hues which
combine seventy tints in one. viz.
brown shot with gold and blue. with
reds and peacocks' blues. The fawn
color in the bUtgerAy's wing and the
lichen green's we have never touched
even, when You come to examine the
beautiful butterflies in tie tropics
which appear to change II every light
You test tho inpossihility q Il. There
is 4 green and sold butterfly ii Jainsi-
ca. interniSed With plum color. which
would make i fos Ene ta anybody wso
conld repgO;suee il, c. the olive green
aud deep yellow Of a Chinese moth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

Glass vases, carafes or bottles Of
any sort can be cleaned with muri-
attic acid. A tablespoonful rinsed
slowly around In a vase or deeanter,
will cleanse it thoroughly. removing
from the glass every particle OF for
eign matter; the acid can then be
poured in another vase to perform the
same office ard then be returned to
the bottle Of supply for service on an
other occasion. After the acid is out
Of the vase or bottle, it must be rinsed
inside thoroughly first with hot soap
snds. and then with several clear wat
ers, as muriatic acid is a deadly poi
son, and must be used with great can
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

When an article is washable.
grease spots may be removed with
goap and water Grease spots may
generally be removed by the applica-
ton OF a substance that has Gn affinity
for grease; the simplest OF methods
Tor removing grease is by absorption.
Powder. Chalk or fulier's earth
mixed to q paste with wa or OF tur-
pentlne and spread on the grease spot
Will absorb it, This should be al
lowed to stand for several days ana
the application then brushed of
Sometimes second application Of
paste may be necessary. For dark
materials ox-gall is sometimes used
with tlTpentine and fuder's earth. If
the ox-gall is decolorizea It may be
used on light material Rlottng pa
per may be put under and over the
grease spot; warm iron should i3e
placed over the top sheet Of paper;
change the papeg. until all lhe grease
has been absorbed The spot may
lhen be lightly spongea with chloro-
form. Candle grease Should always
Be scrapcd from the surface Of an ar
ticle before an absorbent or other
agent is used. When the fabric is
scry delicate, for example. silk or
cloth. try dry French chalk first
Spread it on tho defaced spot. cover
with blotting paper. and if time viii
rot permit its standing for "A hours
or more use g warm iron.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

Wis., man VIM chosa h ro., - =
fool once SAID that ~heaitb Is tho mi.
p,2iv amy of ifen Vet tho ,,,,.;or;fv
az MS 10 NOT consider beo1th dnfr
II Is yiff from COD n nioca oe ~aod
luce what ron win anytime h,,t !
requirement laid on ,nani.in1 W. ~
net of man tba+ he ba l-ird fbaF Ia No
honest If he Is MT o'Iser Of tloso
the moro shon,a 10 him brt # i. = IN,
haaltbv we count III, r,,roef,nsto
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

Butterlnilk Cakes.-Beat one egg;
add it 10 the buttermiik and one tea
spoon Of salt; mix well; dissolve one
teaspoon CT soda in two tablespoon
fuls of bo.lins water; add gra 1ualIy
-four enough to make a ba5ter that
viii pour smoothly from a spoon
beat well ard bake.
English Monkey. Soak enc cupful
OF stale bread crumbs in enc cup Of
milk for ten minutes: melt one table,
spoon OF butter and add half a cup II
grated cheese. and when cheese has
melted add the soaked crumbs. one
egg. slightly beaten, salt ara cayenne
to season; cook three minutes and
pcur over toasted crackers.
Squash Soup.-Put enc quart Of
milk over the fire with enc slice of
onion for ten minutes: remove the
onion and add the miiiS TO enc Gun Of
strained squash melt two level
tablespoonfuls Of butter; add three
level tahlespocnfuls Of flour: add this
to the scalding milk and stir until
thickened; season with celery salt,
pepper and salt; serve not.
Tomato Tcast-Stew quart of
tomatoes and season with salt, cav
eaIe. sugar and butter. Cut TIN
slices of entire wheat bread and toast
on both sides: lay on rot platter
and moistea slightly with little hot
water and melted butter. Cover the
toast with the tomato and put a large
tablespoonful OF whipped cream IN
top Ct each covered slice just before
serving.
Mulberry shrub Squeeze the juice
from the mulberries through thin
muslin CT cheesecloth. into stone jar
or crock and let it stand until fer
meptation ceases. Carefully remove
ell scum and pour into a fresh, clean
vessel and let it s and q hours long
or and then pour eff asa.n: to a pound
Ct s-7nuis.e6 sugar allcw l3 ounces
Of Juice. Stir ever tie IRE until SUI
Gar IS dissolved. ana when the syrup
bells UP strain through : Jelly has
'nto ste-i,izsd hotties ard zeal at
once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

Woven cane furniture occupies
quite a prominent position in the most
exclusive shops just at present. Usu-
ally the seat is Of wood, with back
and arms Of cane. A Louis XIV shape
Of waxed walnut carved here anI
there with wreath of flowers.
with the carving, back ard seat gid
cd is suitable for the drawing room
Of a town house. Others arc enam-
eicd white fof less formal rooms,
while for an out-of-town house a pale
apple green, strong golden yellow 0r
an attractive lilac, with Ola hrocade
or chintz cushions, are exceedingly
desirable,-P Philadelphia Record.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

4 Chicago Dan has patented a device
which is 70 60 away with coal at least
SO long as the oil deposits hold out. I'll
is 4 brica made OF soldifed crude pc
troleum. The OIL Is treated in sach 2
way that It assumes a pasteiike con
sistency and may be noGIded INFO any
shape and hardened. a small black
representing 4 haif-pint -oe 81 is said
TO burn tlesccly fer twenty miaates,
emitting no smoke or smell and giving
hotter fire Tran coal It Is said thar
these bricks caa1ot eEaioge AID can
be made 70 sell st s. o. s. Il soa. azen.
ten containing the ealorifc energy 81
two or three sozs Of coal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07

Steps that are quick arc indicative
OF energy and agitation.
Tiptoe walkiEs symbolises surprise,
curiosity or mystery.
Turnedin tees are often found with
precccupied. absentminded persons.
The miser's walk is represented as
STOPPING noiselcsg. with sho.t. neTv-
Gus. anxious steps.
Where a Terengeful purpose is hid
den under feigned smile tie step VIII
be sinking and no.seless.
Slow steps. whether Ions O. short.
suggest I gentle or reflective state Of
mind, as tlae case may he.
The pro step is slow ard meas
urcd; the t0es are couspicuousiy turned
out. the legs aighteued.
The direction Of The steps waveYing
and following every changing impulse
Of the mind Inevitably betrays uncer-
tainty. hesitation and ildscisiea.-New
York News.