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La "EStreAaa Polar"
en- Ell mar Artico

Con l0g sensAsrnes417o.y $50. de
10 may h4rmoas 6 intsrsssnta obra
del d q 10 de los .Abruxos, GLA Els.
tresla Polarse ZEN el Mar ArticO,"
an qSe In nArrac!6n del viaia tar wi.
nas hemoaa sraeibiAo lOs inaicasny
pantas para Ia distEibAsi9n de los
mApaB. pAnoramAs " planes.
La obra sopc:pya con igRal int.
rea qse 80 aesarTolls, y NADIA ten.
alismos qaa AnAair 8 10 "a dicho
hastaa ahoTA sobre ku msrito Iitara.
rio y ci~enaf6coTei NO 10 ~realxaran ss
to@, dos ID limos 4csAdernoa-an los
euAlss GeAb& el pracedants. cApftulo.
"iHAmbrientosl' aAvistaudo Ia. tie.
ira. Rsgreso Ii ClbenA,D. ana re-
lae!on Ael-&oeter CAvalA MoliAe!li,
On 10 qus trAtA-asL SEl reRraso del
seRanao kgtHpD desAs ell pArAlslo
$50, 1914 la bahia De, replita1 Condi.
stones sanitAriAs daFAnks ID expeaf.
ci6nt Sistsma. csegaiao para trsaaE
los mapAAs9 con 10 que aAamantA el
valot y oil; iutsres.Qas para Of hon.
bFs- de sisnsle pHsAs tsnar L. lseturA
do tan exceptional Yiajes
Ademas Dc 10 dieho .eontiAnAn, a.
toe dos 5euAasrnoss echo nranaosas
f.nstraeionea- oil ,fotcRrkbad0 v an
mApa, trazAao dc 10 rata aaRuiAa
por sl eonAndante Csgnt en- "a sx
psdici6ntAllPolo
De 10 trAdnse'61y paEte matariai
euaatGs 1elugios .. hiai6eAmos Aarian
poeos. paess CON In prssenAaci6a del
libro han Aaraaitaa0 loa gtAllsree do
10 easA ~eaitorialI MEucsi, propiasaeia
de 10 Sbra, tqna aessllos5 pas6an Aalir
trabajoas AeAb&dos spor 81 asmsraaA
imprssioH, elsganeia y bRsn easto,
aentro de L. sannilleat qua 90 On %
confsesi6u de nm libro euAnto e. DO.
aible tx'gir.
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FL Canal de Panama
Amenaza de revoluci6n
(Ds auestro cosvesponsoD

NusvA Yo. k, Janio 80.-SseGu
notisiAs de Londres, reCibidas sqai
hoy, sl Morning AAvsrtiae1n do
aqnslla ciRaAd pablicA una dsslara.
eion autorizAda por oil Consul Gsns.
raj do OolumbiA en- aquel.a CApitAl
que toeA appointments IL question
de las ralAGiones entire Columbia y
los e ltadna en- 10 que nj canal de Pa.
mama c~oneisrns. ca d~aelsrAei6n del
consul, 90 como sigue:
HLR hrma del tratAdo Hay Harr&n
por Of Ministro de Colombia "a
Washington, Ia sido objsto dc pre-.
si6n 6 inttigas en- los sirealoa poll
tiSoa ameriaAnos duHants Ios d .timos
mssas. Sc hA hseh0 toaA aelAse do
~esfuerxos para evitav que Ell pagtiao
Go oposiGi6n, cRpisanoMdo por oil no
neral Reyes, game ssf aianta nd nero
de votes para d0rrOtAH Ia aprohA-
eion del ''bius"" paro oil general Re-
yes tiOna snhotsnta, provision de
hombros, ainero y armas, para pro.
clamAr 10 revolwci6n v darrotar for.
zosaments Al Presidents MarroQutn.
No se hA propuest o Qas los EstAaos
Unides mo C~onstruyAn el canal; pegO
81 quiar0 que 8Qusl g0btsEno prose.
de CON honrAAe2. Rl general Reyes
cree que lAa sonaieiOnas do psgc som
insuneisntea, Y eat& aispuasto a In.
char hAsta ell Gltimo m0Ganto On
N 1rifegsaei6n do protssta.n
Come otro canine condnsenba 6
IL eonsseuciol de sas deseos, agan.
tss amaricanoa ham vsntAu hAsiendo
propaganda 6 favor de ma sReVeaR. !
et6n contra L. ~Aut0gida& dc .C0lom.
biA en- P&nRIn&s y h9yt el pueslO dc
sqasllos aistaisosa sstA aispuestO q
en- suAnto a&6a lA ordan
los sgitaaoras Amertaanos6 y proclA |
mar Ia independents lei issnao., Aaf
asr& si 81 general Reyes como Vice |
Presidsnte de 10 r spnolieA, CANA SUI
6cisnta nmer0 de Y0tos para derro-
tar 81 trAt&kO c~on6srtRao CON los |
Il staaon Unid0F.o
"PAuAmA Sc lavARtAee " proOIa. |
mara BW Independents CON los ca
d onss Am~sfisanoas y con las armMs |
eompT AdAs ecau s&insH0 AmSrieano. |
q IN v&a mss, los Estadom Unido9 !
intervendrkn en- 10 eontien6A 8 i'm. |
ponarGn 10 INDEPENDENTS de- an pas
bio vandiao, como hA hecho en- eli
paaAAo, en- baneacio prOpi0 exclaai
vsmeEts. Eutoneess eli gobierno
AmariG&uo constyHirA ell sanAl, i'm.
10 Gus conatsionas eapaOi@lss
81 pueblo, qas no tendr& mas reme.
aio que a~ceptarlas, por no podsr
hAosr otrA Go@a.
ES asCir que, SGD les protocols
del c6aeul c~olomblano, IL poifsisA
que sigas oil gobisrno Ameriaa 40 on
ColOmpiR, 90 81 actaments L. miamA
Que han implantado en- Pasrto Rico:
DIVIDE Y VENCERAS.
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T0reSin9 Moreno Cal
der0n
en- Baltimore

TrAducimos del perioii co sBslti
mare Sunday Herald, 1el 90 DO ia
MO pAsado, 10 que sigua;
clos Amantes del cRnto religiosO
y que asistiaSon 6 10 nestR cslobrAdA
an Ia cathedral eli 6ltimo domingo, de-
ben sBtAr &It4mente gAtisfschos de
ID plea musical c&ntaaa darAnts el
ofe1torio.
La aace gid& foa Of Ava Maria de
SLuS&is que interpreted marAvill0sA
msnta,y do una mAnarA realmsnte
A1tfstica, 10 asnoritA TSresina More
no CAldsr6n recientemsnSe llegAG1
4 sstA eiudAd. La vcz 10 Ii aefIori'
to menciorad es una hSrmosA vcz
do c~ontralto poderosa y dzlcs oil pro-
pho tempo.
La artists Moreno CAlder6n cAntA
con v~eraAasro nentiuisntO mUBiSAl
demostrAndo CON este IL m@jor en-.
EefanzA y proeedimientos slev&dos
On al arteS.
E. iguAl formA ga exoreaA oil pc
rio aieo sThs Cathedral Cnoirs de L.
mlsma eiuaa&.
h sto, Gin duda algunA, s& an TRAN.
70 mas AaquiriGo por nEestTA COM
patricia an IL naeva metr6poli.
Y aAi 0emostrAremos eMaA vf2
mas .. pHsblo amerieRuo que aquf
"a Paerto Rico In civili&RSion y al
prcgrsso so manifi sstn on todas aus
formRs y 10 cRltarA Intellectual tiene
&afento ~pTeferente en- Ia mente de to.
dos los puertorriquefos.
FslieitAmos cordialmsute q In ,ais~
tinRaiaa artista y 10 RugarRmos nae.
0 triunfos qua sAbrA alcAnzAr por
"a inaiscuttbls tAlsnto AftistiGo.
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Bulgaria J las
DOtenCiaS 0urODeaS
De maestro e-OsTesponsoEJ

Ii NwavA York, Julio 1q-Dieen hoy
de Vi0nA que Bulgaria h& diriRido
ana CireWlRr G q representation sn
al axtranReHo, y q los ministries do
Les potenOiaM en- sofia, llAmAndo Ia
AtanGi6u do Rquellss haOiA IL Aetitud
do FurqWfa.
La sirsulAH manideGtR que Tar
gaia no solo hR deiAdo de cooperar
an oil ~deSArrollo del programs re
formEsta, sine que sst6 conGentrAnao
faeESas militsres y cIdones On 10
frontiers, donda lAs tropAH twreas, 20
protext0 do dsBomisar ArmAs, come
sen toaa suerte de- &tropslloa con
notable perjuicio dc loS td'garos.
ParGaa que de este moao 90 trAta do
proyosAr nu Gon fict9 international
qWs, dice IL not&, podr4 tsnsr eonsa'
saeneism fAtalsR para Tdrquia y pa
n Bulgaris.
La notA eE ana Apsl&cl6n Q Las po'
t@nSiAs, para que antas eierzan pre-
sion en- Oonstantinopls, CON objs'o
de qua@aAn YetirA&Ra las faarxRs tur.
aRB eatMaionAd&s actnalmsnte en- 10
fHontsxm. ri gobierno de Bulgaria
daelina tcda rssponsabili&Ad por 10
cue pudiera osnrgiY en- case dc qRa
TGEqsiR inBiata en- aostsner "a polfti'
CO actual.
Ia condensation & eatA nota, 81
Conas GaloshowAkl, Miniatro de rs.
t&do dc Aust1ia, hA promattAo que
oil Nmb@j&dog Aw2tria8o en- OonstRn
hnupla uAmATa 10 Ataneion del Sal.
tn, rog6ndols qas deAista de some
tor ActOs que pHedRn invitar al 20.
bi@Eno bA'RAEo& tomAr msaidaa pre-.
vantivAs.
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Felix C0rdOVa DdVila
Doctor en- leyes

Ell ina voluntad Y nm tAlanto.
Pobre, ain mAs Feeuraos QAe an
desso Vehement aimo de Aprsnder,
AdqHiri0, ALA Ten al campo, dapan'
aiente de d tisnda, de a botiea
tAl vsz, loB con0cimientoA mas ru d.
mentarios que sAtAban s a. &lcAnee.
MAs taraey en- 10 fArmGeiR de 90
primo Clsments RAMIREZ, aus de tan
buena cepa vlene Felix Coraova
D6vila. pudo Batiaf&esr saa ambicio.
nes;0n In bibliotsca 10 aqu6t v con
ell eaudAl de eonocimientos que sl
maestro brindo al i6vsn poets.
Manstf BWp3 aprsOiar Las ex 90Ian~
tea dotes de sa future doctor an lie.
yes, y por sAscripci6n voluntAriR,
sxpontAne&, Id envfA 6 los EatR6os
Unidos en- 1901. Eu Washington le
conocf, y Alf aprsndf 6 quererle. LIE
vi luChAr o Rhtnco por veneer las
diieultRdas do IN idioma rahelda v
&rbitrario. Dos amos pAGo en- L. ca
pitSl do los q itAaoB U uidos, y al ca.
DO de ellos Vu0lve 6 10 pRtriR vsne'
ran 10 CON el ideal cumplido, 6 real
mir 10 deuda de grAtitWa que contra.
10 CON ga pueblo natal, y 6 randir el
homsnajs de pAtriotismo que 6 ga
terra, pobrs TERRA eselAva, dsbs
. Or deSsr inuAto.
PoIqus Felix CoraovA D6vilR ss
an patriots qus sients Ia nostalgia
dc 10 libersRd pAtris; y an luehA6or
qaa vsneerk an 10 ref tieRR politics.
somo vanei6 en- 10 eontienda intaIaa'
tuAl, ON ID eual he tanido qWe bRtir.
sc 6 brAxo partiao contra los mas
elementos.
LOPEZ NUSSA,,
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Ca ROLI IN A
(De neieSsro correspondent

julio a-Ayer ,entrAron On este
uoAlmGi6n, on paaao militAr, 40
hcfnhS@a del BAtallon, Paertorrique-
no. EstRr6n Gquf haRta hoy On que
r. g .esAr&n q ssa capital. Seg6n he,
mua poaido e~nterarnos, 0stA nocha
habrA retrat& sn 10 plaSs, por ID
banda del Battalion.
Con In lagada de loa militArea, 10
pOblACi0n 90 va animals, not&ndoSe
RlR0n movimisnto sxtrsordinArio.
Ha Ri4o nombrAdo m6alco de aata
mHnieipAlidad, el doctor don Alton
90 iP&niagua, qas hSstA hacs POGO
fac oaGiAl de Sandal DO Rio Pie.
&rAn.
Aver 6rm6 oil eontrAto y tomo pc.
session aSl cargo.
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Cr6ditO Y AhOrrO POnce1O
OOnvOeatoria a Junta General

En- eonGordauei& son oil articulo 20.
del ReglAmsnto de 10 SoCie4Aa, IN
~dispRest0l IL JantA de q 1bierno cor
voeAr 6 los senoraa AecioniatAa pA>a
10 JantA GsEsrAl ordinariA aua tan.
arA efscto Ell domingo 12 del corrisL .
to q las oeh1 y media dc 10 mA1AnS,
On Ell attic deteostumbresz
Los seeionistas que no puaaan
Asistir parsonalmants tisnen oil do.
resho de deleg&r 50 representation
On otr0 aocio, .meaiante eArtA dirigi'
do & 10 PresidsnciA.
Ponce, 2 Julio de 1908.
Il Presidents,
Enrique C. Fyitze.
D41.
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HOMBRES DEB|LES
REC0BRAD YUESTR0 VIGOR
La DEAORA ES PELI6R0SA.

tar4cr cue ell Creador ha ordenado que despues
4. Ia eaugie et huiio vital seminal sea le sub.
AGnc.L iHIS pttClOna en el cuerpo del homprF. v
-lstlna PSF ida centfanatural de 81 producira
-. mp q resuit4dns deaastTosos.
Nau. hna eOiubyre ian mucrlo de Intermediates
81 e. ntrs. ttte2 . m lac iel corazon, del higsdo,
ar tz ttnnEts, ctaf-riuodAdes pulmonRreA, etc,
t1T hail = p"tthjtidp q su vitalilad sastaTsc, ex.
ho,Ilepd"-e al a SER fGciles ~Victinlas de eSfas
eHt'I 'nrd41"s cuandO a!gnuas cajas de nuSAttny
HledlrIta, t"r.adas s TEMPO. hahiisD inipeGlGo
esiaS h''t!sIint+s rendidRs, Rsi pTeserValGu 81
vita ifiHd ptrl l~sStsfir 4 los ataqueA dc esas pell.
st"sHs raj, UIVG8,'Cs.
MHcl"'~ %E1ahrts tan lisgado leuta, pero segura-
utnie, d IN CaiIdO de Gemeneia incurable a CAusA
g tkt$s %perdtdas, siD saber Ia yerdadeTa causA
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A los NOtariOS

OARPETAs PARA EHCRITURAE
en- solorss sa ha0an & 10 oraan GA
Ella OoFraappndsnaiAa.
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SCH ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS ?

l'redi' Cei'n al pnaniamo, eInisionea de ola 8 de
aa,hr, dtt5@mss al ester en- presenoia de. uua
'-Sr:' IS; Fratas. cOntIHectones dc los InIscuI0z
e. - uf'cars"fes do Ia Epilepsial; peusA
:' ri3> y ri hoS roiuptU1sos; enfocaciausa,
.r' 4't> n dnrmitar 8 duFmtr, sensaaldn de- EN-.
p" &'""tW "iito, partidA de Ia voiuntAd, faIta de
.'S'' i,aISsibiltdsd &c, concentrar los ideas.
800 a tIa fHsIhdsy enlas musculos, sensation
~" tlists.s d. sa!ieutos inQuietud, faita de
or H',iettsH3l me!ancolia, cansanoio dea
..i snie Is vista, ,d~etiithsd despues de- az .
= - rH la zlia. ruido q silbido en- los oidoS,
wa 'HS tu3't"s Y pies EeSaicsos y fTfos. tenor lie
81 : . tHiSfU iIH4ilente de mGerte 8 infoftuniu,
,H.{",iTnti& parcta!o total, deTrame premature 8
's''il', rertidB i dlsmnucion de los descoe he.
a.a@s bte De Ia senelbitdsd, 6FgRuos eaidos y
'l!".es . yeHdra a ser preEA de aIgnna. fatal
9salrss solteitanos de todos los que snfren
* ai2u2p de los 5iutonlae aTrtba enumerados
9IE 0RSERVEN IENESTEAVISO'
'4n 4 r. Iudose con niiestTA Companla de medIcos
- tci1ItstRs Q1e han tendGo veinte amos de az
ien..a, t!atantio enfoI1nedad"s de los narvios
ia elrtolhR radical Jefmanerfs.
Niruos una rulacior ~cnrupi~ta dc qu Gaso
At i'H"s ths0 su nonibrr y 6ireccion. edad. gcn.
ga" ia q - casRt0 Q solter0, cuaIes de Los ain.
1919 iiLIDtad1s IS le han manifestsdO 4 Ud.V
3 l g., Ia d>aon slgGn Tatamlento para KonoTTss
't - lnEia &c ne':icua dfaEnasticaT& auaa-
P a. 't1a ai1sanente su case tgrattal, inform.
? y IL" 81 que lie Cussta un f~rRTamicnto de
- g & a. : "a (! Gae Sc efectnarS una cnractSD
feSI4bieStTAA I'd. su colnpletR salud, Y
''A q 9 ~rt IN fohs IRE ytg0Toso. ST I'd nGa
.tt- >t.va - as N Gillstes de su psfg q airo
-' $50 ehrAntia de Ltlena f, lie enTiar@moS
"3'. tan kIont1 como nuestra jurta de
a." 9enC suasteJSe.
ANA R9PEGIALLBTA del NORTE
l73 y e: Blicp Broadway 4 Dane ST.,
asw Yolk, &. u. de A.
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CURSE De VERANO
en- Ponce

E Aenor don Arturo Vega Mora
les y 81 doctor A, Resell, CRtedr Ati
CO de 10 alta escSela de San Jaar,
ADRIAN en- Ponce un cerso De vera
20 preptrAtorio Al MsgIskario, oil
ala Is de Jaiio de 1903,
Para 10 m~strtcula, dtrigirse al Sc
nor Vega Morales, Ponce.
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LA.LON
CAFE RESTAURANT T.
80 San Francisco 80

80 San Francisco 80
Nuevo Cafe Restaurant. SeryicIo
4 la carta. Variedaaes On el dia.
Fambre, pastelillos de- carne y dull
ces. Finos dulces y licores, cafe,
Chocolate helaaos.s
Sc come buano y barato
MIREN Il algunas horas -abier-
to despuas de- las IL de la nOche.
RENTTO CkRRRRAs
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Linea ferrea del 0este
ITIN ARIO.

SAli&as de Bayamon y Capital Sd
multXneamente.
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BhHetes bGratos para dtaS hshV0s
IL CaSs. s@sO9ss.
De Capital { Bay&m6n, dc
ida y vuelta .......... e0.3 solo
" Bayamdn Z U&taho, idA
y vuelta. ......,...... Is 10
BillSte ordIn&fio de Capital & Oafano en-
q ClAsS & 8 otvE.
B&yam6n 10 de N~oviembre. l9oa
mAm6H VGIdes
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Nm estA Imprsnta 80 vsnds p2psl
visio Ge2. 40 quint@ls
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IN sstA ImpFantA ss vsnds p&pal
Vieto 4 90 90 qWIbtal
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

in it's effects in my case after repeated
trials.
First, it cured me of chronic bron-
chitis of fifteen years standing by
using two bottles of Peruna in Jam
uary, 1894, and no return of it.
"After I was cured of bronchitis
had la grippe every winter for, several
winters. But. through the use of Pc
runa, it got grad ually weaker in its Sc
verify, until it dwindled down to a
mere stupor for two or three days.
Now the stupor does not trouble me
any more. 20. II. Perry.
\ ConErcaxman's Experiences.
House of Representatives,
Washington, D. c.
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen-"I am more than satis-
fed with Peruna, and find it 10 be an
excellent remedy for the grip and ca
tarrh. have used it in my family and
they all join me in recommending it az
an excellent remedy"
Very respectfully,
George II. White. 9
If you do rot receive prompt and sat-
isfactory results from the usesof Pc.
runa. write at once to DR.. Hartman,
giving a full statement of your case.
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, q.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

dropsy, rheumatism, Bright's disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kid
ney and bladder ills. Read the fol-
lowing case:
Veteran Joshua Heller, FOG South
Walnut street. Urbana, ILL.,. says: I'm
the fall of 1899 after getting Doan's
Kidney Pills at Cunningham Bros
drug store in Champaign and taking
q course OF the treatment l told the
readers of this paper that they had
relieved me of kidney trouble, dis
posed of a lame back with pain
across my loins and beneath the
shoulder blades. During the inter
val which has elapsed have had oc-
casion to resort to Doan's Kidney
Pills when I noticed warnings OF an
attack. On each and every occasion
the results obtained were just as sat.
isfactory as when the pills were first
brought to my notice. ! just as en-
phatically indorse the preparation to-
day as did over two years ago"
4 A FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Heller
will be mailed OH application to any
part of the United States. Medical
advice free-strictly confidential.
Address Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y. For sale by all druggists, prics
50 cents per box.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
The Wisdom of the Serpent.

Organized effort among farmers in
selling their products is becoming
every year more and more necessary.
Commerce is organized for the pur-
pose of obtaining farm products at
as low price as possible, and if agri-
culture is not organized for the pur-
pose of securing fair prices, it is very
easy to see who must suffer. Farmers
generally have been too Isolated, too
individually Independent to get to-
gether on any but immediate neigh
borhood enterprises. If church or
school house is to be built or a mill
or gin to be erected, it is generally
easy enough 20 raise the money, and
organize for it's proper investment.
But the prevalent idea among farm
ers has been that as they grow their
own crops on their own land, and
breed and feed their own live stock,
that they are fully competent to sell
or buy anything they have, or any
thing they want: The fact is, they
are not more competent in their busi'
ness than merchants and spectators
ere in theirs, and men in every com:
mercial line have learned that by
combination and thorough organiza.
ton they can accomplish their pur'
poses much more effectually than by
individual effort. Farmers should
look at things as they exist, not as
they think they ought to be. A mob
can't successfully contend with dis
ciplined foe. nor individual farmers
with organized bodies whose inter-
ests are directly opposite to theirs.
If farmers would receive even-handed
justice they must meet organiza ton
with organization. If the business re-
lations of the producers and the COM
mercial Intermediates is to be war,
then let the armies be organized, dis
ciplined and drilled. In no other way
can the contest be made interesting.
Texas Farm and Ranch.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18

! the disease out of my system in few
days and did not hinder me from pur-
suing my daily work.
| II should like to see our Board OF
Health give it official recognition and
have it used generally among our poor
| sick people in Greater New York;
Joseph A. Finn.
D. L.. Wallace. charter member of
| the International Barber's Union,
| writes from Is Western avenue, Min
neapolis, Mimi: a-
Following severe attack Of la
| grippe I seemed to be affected badly
all over. Isuffered with severe back
ache, Indigestion and numerous ills, so
I could neither eat nor sleep, and l
thought / would give up my work.
which I could not afford to do.
"One of my customers who was
greatly helped by Peruna advised me
to try it, and procured bottle the
same day. used it hfully and felt
marked improvement. During the
| next two months I took five bottles,
and then felt splendid. Now my head
is clear. my nerves steady. I enjoy food.
and rest well. Peruna has been worth
| a dollar dose % ID. L. Wallace.
Mr.. o. H. Perry, Atchison, Kansas,
| writes:
"Again. after repeated trials of your
| medicines, Peruna and Manalin. give
| this as my expression of the wonderful
results of your very valuable medicine
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
HERE AND THERE.

Hard work in farming is not nec-
essarily good work; but right farm
ing, as rule, brings prosperity.
The fact is daily becoming more
apparent that special training in agri-
culture is an essential element of sue
cess.
1t is {; poor plan to work the
hands to the neglect of the brain. Let
the brain lead off, and better financial
results will surely follow.
"A we'll -thought-out plan for next
summers work will do much toward
making the seasons work a happier
success. Better do most of the think
ing and planning before the rush OF
summers work.
1t is corn that enables this coun-
try to sell to Great Britain alone
more that three hundred million dol
lars worth of live animals, dressed
beef and packed provisions annually
from its production.
In selling farm products appear
ances have a great deal to do with
the price. It is better to have good
appearance and low quality than to
have the reverse. City people like ap'
pearance and buy largely OF looks.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
A RoufH ESTIMATE.
X5Sel Method OF AscertainlnE What
q Loss of Twenty Pounds
81 Looked Like.

A well-known judge, who. is as famous
for his wit as his corpulercy, was much
disturbed in mind by his tendency to ever
increasing stoutness. He tried many rem
edies. At length a friend suggested that
he should take course OF treatment at
certain hot springs. He Immediately set
out for the place, sojourned for a few
weeks at it, managed to get rid of good
deal of superfous flesh, and returned
home in most happy and, jocular frame
Of mind, relates an exchange.
On the first morning after his return,
when he was vending his way to the
courthouse. he came to the butcher shop
where his family were supplied with meat.
Marching inside, he said:
"Cut me off 70 pou,>ls Of pork"
a The butcher sharpened his knife ard at
once complied. The judge looked at The
meat for a minute or two and then walked
off.
"Shall send the pork to your house, my
lord?" inquired the butcher, who felt that
the Judge had overlooked instructions:
"Oh, no. was the reply. given with a
emile. 'I don't want it. have fallen of
Just 20 pounds, and I only wanted to have
an ides.> of how much it was!"
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-18
Successful Swine Breeding.

In order to promote successful
sv inc husbandry there are few
things that it will be well to keep
in mind. There has been too much
tendency for brood sows to produce
I.tters small in number, and as one
gees about among the breeders re-
ports are frequent of litters OF four
and i've pigs. There are several causes
for this, but one is a matter of IN
heritance. Sows from pigs that have
farrowed such small litters should
net be used for mothers.
A process of selection should be
adopted, and every breeder should
have a standard to be adhered to ex-
cepting under unusual circumstances.
Sows should farrow litters of eight
or more, and should rear easily, bar
ring accident, litters or ten at least,
if that number are farrowed. Bears
from large litters, if possible, should
be used for service, so that the ten
dency will be to develop the prolific
habit. If one is a breeder, the diff
ference between profit and loss is
often one of size of litter. II our
breeders will select large, roomy,
well-matured sows, from prolific fam
lies, and will mate them to stroIg
boned, thick-feshed, blocky, short
legged boars, they will add greatly
to their wealth in swine. Strengl-l
of bone and limb is also essential in
successful swine husbandry. A pig
Should have an active movement. A
serious defect seen in many market
pigs, as well as brood sows, is the
broken down foot, with the dew
claws dragging, when they should be
free from the ground. Too much
heavy forcing, while young, will cause
the feet to weaken at the pastern,
but if good bone exists the tendency
towards defective pastern will be
much lessened. If our breeders will
Gull inferior animals from their
herds more severely, and in breed
ins, will seriously consider the two
points of productive capacity and
strength of bone, they will make a
wise improvement in the character
of their stock.-C. S. Plumb, in Mid
land Farmer.