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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
General aepuaro Wpoo sr for Sies

6eneral 9epuarb Wppb CT iur Die,
blittst @jenitauo for Ell sanife ensrsiif
Sprislselie, Der for en- itcr Del Ital
babe fin @runb l. at en- life u~berpgtet
Ieripu peb 0apu &atbboue, Der bleu
niitsbisrt iom 9pitbirettpr poa Cuba
for ~utilbprIis Smsans meo Goitpaie'
nets Mibler, III uit bGpne iis paa bom,
iprbi ban life, / Gsenltab al @uperupr
upcr Den, funbt bet ~ioriuurIist at sUb'
ijenbe ben SlasS @mbeosbanoliuser,
ipm bcmelbte !Serre iioo autlaset for.
&atbbune er en- Srotesee al Warf Sar'
no, Tom beriOr osiaa bar ct Sprn / Sia
Ssn til @oob. Sporpiot be SeitDlb.
rinssr, Tom M iremisrss mob General
@ppN, or srebet belt uo al 9uften elIer
mulisers i entelte Siptter bar uuset
pau fig, Tan bare panitclist at ufsigre,
inben Sasen er blepst srunbis mbera
isst, men ben SmtGnbisbeb, at @enes
ralen pec fin uOmtoiitelise 9pstisbso
bar Ifabt fig en- iremituaenbe Suii'
tipn i 2anbets S9r % Stprelie ubeu
OF sua ben iuurrstte Gmbsbspei, turbe
eIIsrs barre uUt iii, at Der sr benz, irm
~betraster bet ION fin "SuiineiS" at
IGgse BAN for SAB % 5UripIselie.
Sm~uaIisbeoen i Risunoelisn bar pite
iut Iisnence 5ruster i 2anoets SiitOrie.
SmeSers bar @creraleu bet uetpp M
for trnuclt meo at tustc Rurprrue borte
pun 6iIippinerue til at TONNE bicm %
f~pripure zig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
em be aursnsOe staters samSeI

meb Cuba iorelisser en- Del iGroeles
Oplpienbe Spsaper, bupraf bet blanbi
unbst iremsaar, at Sanbelsn bar pau
bet bpieiie / 1874, oa ben naaebe 1C5
Wiliuuer Dollars. q 1878 par ben
after nebe 6S Miaipner 3OifSrs, ps
eiter / 1882 at baue iteset iii so Wil'
lipnsr, ialot ben isien | 1885 lise neb
til 81 Miaioner. 8 1892 bar Scr.
bieu af Dor Sanoel meo Cuba l03
Riaiouer; | 1898 bar ben fun "a Wtil'
lionsr; men iiben CT bet paanp saaet
irempper, inotil ben / iibite &eenifabs'
aur isien belBber fig til 81 MiliOner
Dollars. Mau pil beraf ie, at Slut
ta~atiOnerns bar paret baabe bpppise us
fore. 9ette bar naturlisuis for en-
Del fin @runo oeri, at Der bar uaret
pberit urrlise 5urbolb paa Ser. De
itabise Reuulutioner % arise bar al'
brig sipet Sanbslen risiis G%nlebnins
til at ifpoe 8art % blomitre; BERTH
fOmmer Mispart CO itiitenoe Marfebs'
priier paa Sens TO Soreoprooutier,
SUbat os Sufter, FAINT S%uruuorinser i
Suloen Der % paa Cuba. Melem
Snb' % ubfsriel bar 5urbulbet paret
poerit bep9sellst. 9e Spreneoe Stas
ter lloisriel til Gen fob 1851 / Sur'
bulo til Snbisrislen bertha ipm / til
3, | 1882 Tom l iii 6, 1900 ium 3 til
6 % / 1908 after iom l til 6. Zen
fannie OPP % 9ebsans iasttaseS for
Sufterproouftionens Sebtummsnbe. 5pr
1894 bar ben aariise 8rObuttiOu sjen.
neminitlig $50, 900 Cons; | 1894 ps
1895 ites ben til oper / NiQiun IONS
aurIis; men | 1896 bar ben after neOe,
life aleue til bet for 1894 alminbss
li9e apantum, men lanst nuoer bette,
,bst ben remlis Inn belsb iis til libt
poer $4,000 IONS, % bet iglgsnbe
Gur aplebes life fort pper 212,0OO
IONS Sufier paa zen. Sioen sr BRO.
cuttionen isien uuret, iaa ben III after
er benimuo Ell aRiaion IONS ON garet.
8 1898 i~nbbraste $4,000 Tons COZ
RiG,Un Dollars; i 1908 braste liot
Oper en- Milipn IONS tru 42H Ntil.
lion Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
uYt forbuno.

Sislge ct Telegram ira 3om er Ser
~iluttet ct 5orbnnO melem StaIien %
gnglano. De TO 2anoeS lloenrigs-
miniiter Sittoni og 2anbS0onne bar
fsrt llnoerbanolin9er, % 8eiultate.
bifaIoeS al 8ougerue Gomarb o. Sic.
tor emmanuel. Ger inbremmeS Sta
lien De iamme Iettigbeor, iom eng
lano og Sranfrig beiiboer / Spsrss.
utaal, iom angaor 2unbene Deo WiO.
oelbapet, og Staliens iprlige Still.
ling / Ilbonien og Sripolis anerfien.
oes. 9ette iiges at bore iulot item.
mcnoe meb SronfrigS gnifer. ,sto.
lien bar opnaaet Ell gunItieere Still.
ling, emo oct ,togenlmoe bar bapt
blanot Gnropo8 Iationer. Tiur
fan oct aIGbe Tia pber, bpab set bar
bltiloet meo Senipn til albonien. 9o
&itSlano oa 9iterris uofoiteoe gIauer
angaaenoe 9anfonIanoene, bite Sc
StlbsieIigteb too af operIe StaIieus
Strap og SntereSjer. Hu pooItaoes
bet at Gnalanos Sranfria og rstolien
bar forpligtet Jig til at leie set mate.
oonllfe Spsrgsmaal. 9erpeb biz BAL.
tnnTolfene bepares. og Sprfens Ser.
reosmnte europa praftiif bore forbi.
Sig. Sittoni. Stalieus lloenrias.
llllllIIter, IfoI babe iast, at 6oritaaeI.
len InelIem enalnno, Sranfria %
StaIten banIpier al 9rig ira geitea.
ropa o9 bringer en- lloiepnina aien-
mem @oIo9iit iiiste.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ten itpritc Wctcpritcn,

Sch Fprfc gefcurltcI, loGn en0nll
cr cp0aBet, fiubc@ / @crico / BRO.
uirlen Sinalca. Naar oen er fal0t
neb, fan life opIpieS; oerimoo or set
ca. 30 Gar, iioen Sen bIep opoaact.
Stencn bar Ell SGngoe al omtrent 4
Meter, Ell Sreobe al pmtrcnt = Wetcr
% en- Spttelie al goot o. peI ~
@tcter. &rgtcu opgipc& til 1000
Gentuer. @uaoc StencIIS ;Sorm pa
henS SperiIaOe or mcgct nrcaelmps.
iile.
Zen uGititsritc Netcuritsn er Sen
ira 8renlauS betienbte, Oen treble
iinoe$ oerimoo IigrIeoes / Rerico %
cr,ior fort SiO iioen bragt til Sopeo.
ita0cu. Zen peier bare 800 Sent.
uer. On ! gtp Sp0 @aIeS nplia
iunSen Reteoritcn irembpSer sen enc.
itaaeuoe @rrteIi9beS, at Sen inoe.
boloer @uIo.PartifIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Hnsiiif Miniiterififte.

>A S1us
rem opboI0t Jig | 0armitabt, Spir.
loro, tom G~r9iioenten for oct feiier.
lt9e Roao, M. 8itte, til BAN GA
aloroe bom forifieaige 5oreItiainaer.
Sfsi9e Hg8tet iagoe 8itte, at nus.
.lano tnber i'm Breitiae blunbt ga.
tiorerne, forbi DC r~usiiife 9snber er
| Ell Iaa eIenbig Shifano % foroi ser
cr ltoot8 ltro blanot 6abrifbuernes
Irbetocre. Get armenilfe Isre aier
oaloa lit. 6or Sioen bar Tuslono
lite. Siplomater, iom er lin Stiaina
pofsne. G5orerS gine bIep oploote.
% oct bcoer. at ban begpnote at tuile
poa, at D. EIebpe. iom M Itaar /
Spioien fOr Rigsitrret, beiiooer Sen
fornDone SiSoom. Sm life Ipnae
ItoI ban iicrnes, % ipr BAN bliper
maoife ltocnriasminiitrr 2amsoori
e~rItottct meo en- anben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Surbi forbi! 2ebauops 2uftifib
antoges at BABE Lott Spsrgsmaalet
ON Snftieilaos, men at! ben 90 geo.
pember fom oct / en- nuenlig Berg.
relic meo ct SrG, GA oct i9nfeoe iig
neo til galonplnoien / He,ioon peb
Roris oa e~rpIobcrte. Sfibet er ct
f~nloitGnoigt grae; men 5Sreren og
en- @aifiniit fom fra set meo 2ipet.
Sebaiiop ielp bar iorbinoret ira at
oeltoge | Sorten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Srrfirt. - Snltan SamiS bar
ar9it | SnopoIoeue; men Der err in.
gen umiooeIbaf Sare. San fan
enonu lebe | 2-3 Gar, bog unoer
fore Smerter. San tilfalote en-
1oftor ira Miin6en QpifIanb), oa
ban foritoo, at set bar gait fat meo
BAN. Goftoren ineoe, at en- Opera.
ton buroe foretases; men Sultanen
afllog set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27


st SfjpnbcSsmiobcl, iOm aItior
liOet p~uroereS, or SspneH. Get CT
ct @iSoeI, iom er ioreifreuet al Rn.
tilreu ielp. % ct ioaoont, JON life
fan eritnttes meO noget nnbet. Oct
bar ogioa oct iSortrin, at bet moer
alminoelise SmitGnOiBbeoer er til.
gi9ngelist Tor ole. iom bar llotom'
me til at brin9c set i Iuuenoelis.
Zen, lpm er Iioet beniolct elIer emo.
% Iigeirem fattis. bar iamme no.
gang til al beliptte Del, bar bel !
De ileite Siliploe enoog beore anieo.
nina BERTH emo oe Ri8e. iaa iom ban
bar iaa megei iterre S%pfcrorina til
al aoa tiolie / Sena. Gen apinoe,
iom reselmRSiis faar s timers
Sspn on Hatten. eIler mere. oil life
LEI barre noiat ior at iaime, os fau
hun otpaa oanlis tnae liz en- @io.
oagslur. er ueiiaterue iud megct
luiere til. al brm ! Oct IGnaite iaar
behoISe lit u~nsSommeIise llSicenoe
|og i'm sooe Selbreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

ct Telegram fra Berlin flyer. at
aeiier 9iIbeIm bor siDet lin Them
rigsminiiter Srore til at nnerfienoe
Hanama. RepubIifen. 5rnnfrie itaar
fRroigt til at gisre oct iamme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
@aecfamp. arontiife @enber

Haecfamp. - aroatiife 9snoer
EransipIoania (Siebenbiirsen) oper.
falot | 5reoags fine ungarife Sea.
boer. 8Gbneoe meo Hepolpere,
airppe % Ssgafler off oe peo Sol.
nebsans Log paa maspariife Siiie CO
traf 9eboerne no paa @aoen. gn
ingarif 9onoe Hog De libel, os flere
anore bleu ilaaet foroGrpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
9orF shs iorIiit.

0Orif sfib fOrIiit. - Sislse ct Se-
.Iegram fra 3isbenbapn er BEN norife
Bari "9apela" itrarSet peo Sp(-
lambs apit, os belle g~ei9tninser, Is
Man6, onfom. "Gapena" bar paa
Geien fra arenoal til Gable Ban /
aapfolonien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Sill SpSen. - &eiier @ilbelm ifal
~tilbringe 9intern,ahneoerne Sanllar
% Sebrltar / Spoen, foroi bans Sel.
breostilitanb fr9per, at ban ppbolber
fig / ct miloere aIima emo Spiflanbs
raa oa foloe Sinterluft. Sans &eiie
til Wiboelbapet itaar BOG ingeulmoe
/ Sorbinoelie meo Den Operation ban
unoerfaIteOe Jig. Saaret beles, %
ban er mart normal igien. @amIe
aeiier Sran3 Soief, iom Den tSoe
gliguit Dor 70 aar, ifal ogiaa til GU.
Den for Jim SelbreoS Sfplo. SON bar
melbt Siftor emmanuel og Babe Gius,
at ban bill fpmme til Gom o. beige
Dem begge. Hapen lifer naturIigpiS
life, Of Den gnmle &eiier gaar til
bans 6ienOe, ben italienife &onge;
men ban taoler oct bel, ioroi ban ifpI.
Scr 6ran5 Soief lin Spbsielie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Groufitun Guacac err i fuIb GirF,

NVNV"H NVHNWN u TNIV W.T.
iombeo belle Torct. Nau fan begun.
sc til buiIfcniombeIit SiO. Specieas
&loSier for Gptommerc. Seuo cite.
IN SotoIog. ). 6. Satbre, Groof.
ton, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
geitmSicn.

geitinSicn. s San Gomingo
begpnote 5reoag Den 20oe 5rebSun.
ocrbanoIinger meLem SebeIlerne og
8rqiioent 8pS y Oil. Sienotligbe.
0erne ifuIoe inoitiaes / 4S elmer.
@an tror, at Sebeaerne oil iorlange,
at 8rniioeuten ifal i9tte igoug CT
alminbeligt 9alg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Wnnfemnln

Guatemala. - st Telegram mel.
Der, at BrGiiOent Cabrera / iorrige
llge aabneoe 30 Wil til al Sen pan.
dmerifanife Sernbnne. Der er M
f9roig en- StrGfning al 100 MiG, og
Der monsler finn 100 Mil, ii9r i
Nerico, for at Hep 9orf og @rlate.
mala Gitp fam fomme / birefte 9sor.
binbelie nteo bi%nan0en. Gn itor Del
al gefolfningen | Guatemala Ter meb
Silfreosbeo, at oeres 2nnb faar Ell
Sernbane op til De Soreneoe Stater.
Den Der er ogioa Dem, iom er rao
for Ell iaaOon 6orbinbclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

CuSfrS RpaIe hittss QtansiuapiRs
I.sS Naue % Spinssr til at atbsiee
- fer % fin essu Diemsiapu. psiaa
neele Ill at reiis Ter 90. = etasis pIaes Tor
Vintsrsn snsr Ter hds sIaret. Zen 81. so
pr Tee. paaIietIist 8irma mse itort Sas
pttai. eptIie behspes lie. men naa hare seee ans
tsialiHser. 55r Hsrmtre cpInsHiRasr ffrip I'll
H. MILLER, MR.,
. Dearborn str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Stpst aiurt. = Get italienlfe SION.
gepar iteg ilano / G6srbmira, ell
SaUu / H~orSfraufrig, On Dc Tom ira
England o. par paa Siempeien til
Staiieu. Nh iorteuer Ell &orre.
iponoeut til 9ouoon "0aiIp Wtail".
at Ell al Se SolSater. iom bar iot III
al uogte Sernbonen, bopoe lagt Sten
% SrGimtter paa Sporet. for at Oct
touadi8e SrGu ifulSe soeIraseS oa
StaIicuS acuae % gronnins mite
.Sipet. SeIoiapiS bIep &orSforlsset
opoaect itiSe, o. ben anartiitiifc Col.
Dat or arreiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
@aa lbs paa gmerifa,

frnnite Sngenier 9onaparte 8pie,
bpem Colombia engarg LOS fan Son.
eeaIton pau Ell &anal sienuem 8d.
nama.6lOct, optrGoer / Gariierbla.
Oct "S'Gclair" meo en- Spiororina
til DC curopGiife 1agter ON at for.
enc liz for at aipGrge Den Mneri.
tonIte 6arc", iom enbucr mi tpoeIig
tou ie Nennem 9egipenbcoerne pao
Titbmln. GoIombiaS SuteBritet maa
% Dor o~prCtboloeS. Tiger ban. % bpiS
Oct cr neNpcHoie. iaar De .eirropGiifr
Nogter ieu6e a~rigSifibe, JON fau be.
finite GoIombiamerne, naar De ienoer
trooper til ganama ior at fringe
Den oprsrife Republif ino / Sorbun.
oct iaien. Surrp M, nom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Usher hnrf.

Ssber burt. - Griniesie saice,
Cater al Den ipanife S%broniororer
9ou Carlos at Bourbon og gift meo
Rrins 5reoerif al Shsn6urg.8ol-
oenburg, ~ioripan6t for to Tiger iioen
ira lit Sicm / Yreusiep. Man tror,
at bun er lsbet bort meb lin alif.
Sun bar lepet uIpffelis meO jim
Mano, iiben De bolot @rplilp / 1897.
Tanoen er pporagen / Sen lutberifc
Gro, "a Saberen bar Ell aIporlig gu.
~tberauer; men for at iaa ErinieSTc
alice git ban oper til aatbolicismen,
% Snberen inOorog oa bans Mar
penge. arpbben blep TOM, og SrinS
% Eriniesie begpnOte at bioes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

dard Mfg. Co.., 90 Beekman St., New York, P. O. Boxl7s, Dept M.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
MESSAGE ROUND THE WORLD.
Time Spent and Cost of TelegraphinE z Two Words Forty Thou sand Miles

A Paris correspondent of Nature writes: July the Temps resolved to send message round the world by telegraphy. using the Anglo-French sys- tenn of transoceanic cables. The mes sage was sent from Paris at II a. n. and consisted of the two words Temps, Paris with the indication of the route, via Malta, Alden, Singapore, Brisbane, Vancouver and French Atlantic cable. As the indication of the route is not paid for, the cost of the experiment was only $3.2S. No previous explanation or preliminary notice had been served to the several companies, but the organiza- tion of the Angio-French system is 50 perfect that the message arrived at the Temps office at 5:S0 p. m. The time spent had been six hours for travelling about 10000 miles, measure of the commercial speed of electricity on the occasion of the inauguration of the American, Sandwich, Philippine and Hong-Kong system"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
MESSAGE.
Admiral Reports All Quiet
 Now at Beirut.
HIS SQUADRON CI'GS CONFIDENCE.
Four Men Placed Under Arrest Charged With Attacking the
 Vice Consul Nho Was Shot .- Rt. but Unamfured.

WASHINGTON, Sept S.-The navy department has received a long cable gram from Rear Admiral Cotton, at Beirut, stating that matters are quiet now and that the presence of the squadron has had an excellent effect.
 The adniraPs message said:
 "Vice consul shot at, but uninjured. The Turkish officials have informed consul that four men have been placed under arrest because it is suspected that they had attacked the vice consul. I cabled to the American minister at Constantinople the arrival of the Unit ed States squadron. The American minister has nothing to communicate. have strengthened the American rep resentatives' position by pronounced recognition of them. + sThe American consul and the vice consul accompanied me in my call on the Turkish governor and the Turkish general and were present at their call on board the Brooklyn. The Turkish officials very cordial. The Turkish ad- Iniral is here. The following Turkish ships are here: One small gunboat, one armored cruiser. Usual courtesy ex- changed. Have conferred with the con- sul freely and with other prominent American citizens. 7 II
 "I shall require a full statement in writing of the situation at Beirut. The presence of the American squadron in- spires with confidence and feeling of se- curity all foreigners and Christians"
 This cablegram has been communi- cated to the president and to the state department, but no instructions have yet been sent to Admiral Cotton. The navy department has been ad. syised of the arrival of the Machias at Port Said.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
GOMPERS ON LABOR.
Address of President of Amer
 ican Federation.
UNIONS ASK JUSTICE AND HUMANITY
Workers Combines Strive Only For the Good of the Masses by the Advance of Industrial
 Freedom,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 8.-Pres- ident Gompers of the American Feder- ation of Labor in his Labor day ad- dress to 15,0O0 persons at the fair grounds said in part:
 'tWe know that the toilers of Ameri- ca organized in practical, peaceable. rational movement for the uplifting of the masses marched with you, and we know that as they marched they marked a milestone from the demon stratons of a year ago, milestone in the progress of industrial freedom, milestone in the advance of human jus tice, leaving behind us all that is wrong, all that is unjust that we have been able to conquer and also making a determination that as year passes year in the cycle of time there shall stand out humanity as broad as the universe, as deep in it's love as the seas and as high in its hopes and it's aspira- tions as the heavens above us. The world is our field and justice and hu- manity our goal.
 Today we have great machines of labor, new tools of labor dividing and subdividing the labor performed, spe- cialtzation of industry going on, the worker doing thousand-aye, ten thousand-times over and over a little given thing ill the great beehives of in dustry and all these machines pro- pelled by the power of steam and cleo trfcity. Now, ask every thoughtful man and woman within the sound of my voice. I ask any one who may per haps have the opportunity of reading anything l may say, how can a work man, an individual workman, act upon his own initiative and from his own volition! Where can he act as an indi- yidual and try to secure improvement in his condition, much less protection, against great corporation?
 Some say the workingmen lose their individuality when they join a union of labor. In truth the workingman has lost his individuality just as soon as he. enters one of our great modern indus trial plants.
 The old idea even among the busi- ness men that competition is the life of industry is no longer held as an eco nomical tenet. It is no longer believed and declared by men who know the trend of events in the development of industry. They realize that competition Is today the death of. the trader.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
For Falling Hair.

One of the best remedies for thin hair is homely and malodorous, but inex- pensive and unfailing-that of kero- sene. It is claimed to grow hair on bald heads. A very little rubbed in the hair roots every night will soon arrest falling hair and promote new growth. Vaseline is good also. Only as much as the scalp will absorb should be used, so as not to grease the hair.E The oil of mace is a powerful hair invigorant. Half an ounce of it added to pint of alcohol makes a good hair tonic.- Household Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
WEED REMEDIES.
How en Use Wayside Grovths to
 Cure Various IIIs

How sn Use Wayside Grovvths to
 Cure Various Ills.
 Many of the plants that are popular ly known today as just common weeds were treasured by the ancients, and even so recently as ''grandmoth- CTS day." for their medicinal proper ties says the Philadelphia Record. In fact, our grandparents believed implic- itly that in every locality might be found the plants that would prove ef fective for the diseases of that country. The people of today are slowly awak- ening to a realization of the value of these inexpensive home remedies, many of which are sold by druggists under a different name.
 There is frequent demand for a rem. edy for catarrh in the head. Much re. lief may be obtained by using a nasal douche, twice a day, of warm water with little salt and sweet milk added. Afterward snuff pure olive oil into the nostrils. The douche cleanses and the oil heals, which may prove effective in some cases but tweed remedy" has proved more effective. A bad case of catarrh has been cured by smoking mullein leaves. The smoke must be forced through the nostrils; it has tendency to heal and dry those pas sages leading to the lungs. Mullein is a plant that grows wild in many states and resembles the tobacco leaf in color, shape and growth.
 The best of salve can be made from the mullein blossoms. If the blossoms are gathered and put into a bottle and hung in the sun they will in time be- come oil, which is very healing. They may be fried in fresh butter and the liquid strained into boxes ready for use when cold.
 May butter is best to use for salves,' said an elderly lady No doubt some readers may think this is superstition, but after much thought will agree with her. Tn May pastures are generally of clover, dandelion, etc, and these are said to contain excellent medical properties. Glover tea and salve made from the clover blossoms is said to be an effective cancer cure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
Fruff Pmafe@.

The purest fruit pastes are simply the juice of fruits boiled to solid, curdlike jelly, with only sugar enough to correct the acid developed by heat. The juice of pears without sugar will jelly by long baking in covered dish. Apple juice with one-fourth of quinces makes a rich confection. All that it re- quires are fruit juice, boiling and care. Set the juice over a quick fire till 1t boils fast, then draw to the back of the stove, lower the fire and let it sim mer for hours, finishing in closed dish in the oven. Thick stoneware is the only thing to boil this in without danger of scorching and instantly ruin ing the paste.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
Name Famine i'm Denmark,

The Copenhagen correspondent of the Ber1iner Tageblatt has sent his paper. an interesting article on the name famine" in Denmark. In no nation, he says, is the choice of the family name so limited. It very often happens that four persons unknown to each other sit down to game of whist, and later! present themselves, respectively, as Hansen. He proves this statement by quoting Dr. Krak, the compiler and pub fisher of the Copenhagen Wegweiser, the largest Danish street directory. Ac- cording to pr. Krak, out of a population of 5OO,o00 in the Danish capital, 42 per cent. end their names with "sen" Some 5O,Ooo are named Hansen, which Is used by the largest number of persons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
TIMELY TOPICS

Read the prices on Mailhiot's ad- vance sale of comfortables.s He gives green trading stamps.
 Ziglatzki-Marks Go has full line of water color boxes for school work. Blocks 1Oc up.
 The new fall shoes at Frank, the shoeman's at $2.5O and $3.50 are a talk ing feature.
 The Hercules makes a good strong school suit for boys. Jones, Morgan x Go have large stock of them.
 Ask for the never-rip school shoes at the original Boston. shoe store. They give good hard wear.
 Currans have extended their sale of school supplies and winter wearables for children until Saturday evening"
 Good dressers will appreciate the fine tailoring and the imported woolens at J. B. Mullings & Sons.
 Castle will sell sugar cured shoulders at 7c a pound tomorrow. Other inter- esting prices.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland are going to give patrons another chance at free embroidery lessons.
 Holczer has school shoes for boys at 9Sc the kind that will not rip. Bet ter ones $1 .19 and $1.49.
 Send orders for piano tuning to T. H. Lewis & Co.'S. Twenty years experl> ence at the business.
 Collar buttons at reduced prices at Miller 6 Peck's. Ladies' shirt, waist suits in dark colors at 9Sc.
 The Metropolitan Household Goods Go is selling s willow rockers for S1.75. Pictures 9Sc.
 F. B. O'Neill. real estate dealer, says if you don't buy now you will pay fancy prices later on.
 Splendid bargains in lend of the sea- son" goods before fall stock arrives at the Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Look out for the bargains that are offered all this week by the Union Sup ply Go in their big ad.
 J. Littlejohn & Go are offering 50c corset at 39c for three days. New line of petticoats 98c to $2.9S.
 Look over Reid & Hughes's ad for a line of articles that are always handy to have about the house.
 J. Corcoran puts very low prices on his stock of medicines and groceries, and gives red trading stamps with them.
 The regular weekly sale Is on at the Public market $1 worth Of stamps with 25c fish order.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-08
The Lost Continent Again.

Scharff, of the Royal Irish academy, has revived the hypothesis of a lost continent in the Atlantic, which at one time joined America to Europe. He be- lieves that Portugal was connected to the Azores and Madeira until the Mio- cene age of geology. Morocco was then united to South America. through the Canaries, by land link which took in St. Helena. According to Mr. Scharft it was only at the beginning of the tertiary epoch that Europe was en, croached upon by the sea.