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during warm weather. We quote: woodcocs at
per doz- ployer at 81 ~ Ter doz.
Fresh Fish-Cuote. Black bass AT lie. Graphic
at &C for small to Sc for large. dressed cat SIC;
SPOONFUL cat &c: buliheads-dreszed Sic and
gross e; buTalo-Gross SIC; dressed Sc: German
carp-dieseed &c: gross &c: sunhsh &c: white persh
&c. Eels &c. Soft-shell turtles at &c and turtis
meat at &c.
closed Eominally at S.3.2TIS
Lard-Cho:ce steam on z. side closed nomina!iy
LOG: kettle-rendered at 11Ic.
D s. Meats-To arrive. loose cured cribs
closed nominally: 45-av. ct 5.sec. and 5p-ay. at
.a9c. C. a. T. Bxd. in ioobing way ranged:
Extrn shorts at .s.c: cribs at SIC: short clear
at SIC: bellies at SIC: Plates at CSC: lat backs
at s5sc: standard backs at sac. Dealers charge
higher orders. :
Bacon-Boxed $. meats In a jobbirg way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from lie for heavy
70 i6l.c for choice light; hams at l2isc to i3hc
SanforHiaS at TAGS. New York shoulders a.
SC Plain smoked bxi. lots in a jobb.ng way:
Extra shorts at SIC: cribs at &c: short clear
ytsc: bellies at 9].c: plates at TIC: fat backs at
sasG: standard backs at 9Ssc. Dealers charge
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ArtieleA Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
PROVISIONS

Provisions ruled strong. with q fair
amount of trading. A fair advance in
prices for hogs at the yards was an early
bull factor and buying by prominent longs
and outsiders helped TO biaintain the early
sellers. Sept pork closed 1oc higher at
$12- S71t, Sept. lard was up 20c at $50 and
ribs were up 1712c at T72,a
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native supply Light - Native Cattle
Stendy-Sheeu Cloaa afeadv


NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Stsers-Nativs cattle
last Fridays supply. There were only three
which were plain. coarse kinds while the other
was . good to choice consignment The demand
was mot very good and competition was light:
eSsnneis being pretty Wen lsd w. psi lew s Saysrs
were around ios lover a, than Thllsday. but az.
buyers who were willing to opsrats naturally
rs reeord-Sreskins runa which developed =,
the principal markets. the first day Of the
week caused quite slump in prices, but this
they sns not II a. 2.
they came in competition with Quarantine rup.
piles . which weT e. heavy and 5sne.ai decline
improved considerably, the demand continnins
;Ss 1d y.ues tss With s,
which leaves them Just about stesdy VITA iast
Following !. . list Of quotations based upon
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS
Best nstiys beef stscra strictly fancy.
choics saDort siesfs ISSSai CO.. IL; ~
Good shipping and export steers Lao
rsir % MEDIUM iSippin. sts:i; i;so0 s''ses-n
LEO Eat -
DRESSED BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
sseen. LOGO. 20 lbs. rough to best. 4.ooes.z
Steer. Loo91 10 ibs .-............... l0o65o 90
Steers s lsss se1 HN BE SuSsHHa I
ss M..isis.. .R.a y. AZ; Fl Is
=; ;1,s9;; 81 !. -, &; .loes; 80
mostly o. plain Killers though some medium
and decent grades were offered. me trado Wa
active and strong for anything in ths heifsr
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings $46,914, 069, an
Increase of 12.9 Per Cent.

New York. Aug. 1.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended August %. with the percentage
Of increase and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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whom. according to popular belief was entrusted
the task OF supporting steel issues. were sellers
on balance in the early .eal!ngs. The common
did not develop weakness until cor missions
house with Philadelphia connections sold 1t free
". The price reacted more easily than tho
room expected. and the low level was reached
new selling wss started.
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HiAea.

Dry nintLTexas and Indian Territory butcher
90 lbs. and over at 15c. do (do.) fallen at 10:
all stock under Is lbs. at 13kc: native and Ar
karsas at 1sc round. cults out TIC; natives on
at 1l911hc; green salted at TIC; green-ealted on
selection 7Ac for No. and $40 for No. Z Bulls
or uncured 1c per Id. less. part cured Hc less:
culis &c. Horse hides-dreen No, at s. Is, No. 4
at $17s: ponies, colts and blues 81: all dry at $50
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Foreign Exchange.

Reported by Francis. Bro. q Co.. No. M
Prime sterling, cables I.s6zo9l $3.50: check.
l.Sss504 .sse6; GO days 4.ssA a.. saS.
- Commercial sterling checks S.S5X: 60 dnyp q
i % .6Sx; 30 days 4.S1XQ4s2
Grain bills S.ssx@43k: cotton bills lE3i0
Bsnkerr PARA. cables s.1st; checks s1s5s0
SIS 1-1s06. Is 3S2: % days k1sa @s.1shl6 - liz
OG.n LIS: g days 5. sOUs. NOS n i-ls.
Commercial swtse francs. checks 6.1sh, % days
S.10k@s.cA % LIS
CommefciI BelEisn frsnca checks S.1sx, %
Hankay -reehsnarks. cablss Ssh: chscks ss,SI
- days ~ Liz
AsyT e1I(691 MS; 90 days Nk@S4 7-16
HauksH butoA guildsrA chscs toA, . days
ccnmsre,sl Dutch euldsrs. checks Us-ls: 60
a,M Sitsl9
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81 Louis-wheat firm Dec ssx0st4o bld;
puts ssag s3He to s41o: calls s41i9s4Hc to sllSci
Milwaukee.-sept. wheat. put. 7sNasoc; calls
puts slhG5lSo: calls tic
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wan street Gossip.

wan Street Gossip.
1spsrtsa ~ he commsrriai Advertiser through
ytnneaA nso . Co. No. Ht North Fourth
No. Yosa Aue. n.-yoesign-The-s was bet.
- 6Saa5n0 "a toudon, and there was rene local
hSviS9 a Zn0f3oAns Pficm came higher In
fS3S $500 tho axhitfaGs houses did little. In
~ caF4y 6oAlln0 they bought 5000 shares and
iatW sd about - muoh. II vas purely an
rf.asan onao RsaityITha feature Of the trad
m ~ tho VsakneO II United States Realty
mon "a -prsfsfrs1, ne latter being especially
aetivs enl .veak Hania Gates q Co. who
WsrS d pF4nelpel sellers. openly and through
SiSidsn1 o d 1Esfsrrsd would Be- Passed. OF
ssnsc,aiy unfsSoFaSis dsvsiopments though they
sdmittsd buEns9 waS not a active a. they
would ulks % - y
Au4hennato neecaD-Hazrss Gates q Co. were
Uiid g hsyU taken 11.000 shares Ct Erie. and
sEfho rooa Ia e That q was covering for Chicago
1sec0FA tspe9 end Stern md yache each
v1ng e kaa1kng. acooupanied by the usual
yAgns rDqR ut n vsll-tnformsd csrcies Il
yno - enEnnGI Tha ductrafions IN d. &
r - = - tan q operations In the stock
p nsSe e = 3 H.nim.a but Tie ., Irpors
u1Asa oesAss oessi-1hs Morgan broken. %
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STOCK MARKET APPROACHES
A TIME OF STAGNATI0N.
MOVEMENTS BECOME IN.
CREASINGLY SLUGGISH.
Weakness Is Decided in United
States Steel Shares-Bonds
Are Irregular.

New YORK. Aug. 1.-THE lessenfng range
OF the fluctuations In to-day's stock mar
ket tn Irregular tonA and the Eliminating
volume Of business, all indicated pretty
clearly the approach Of another period Of
speculative rest. which u likely to mean
Ssu trading and sluggish fluctuations un-
u some married change In conditions de-
Evslop2 Ths rally which developed yester-
foay afternoon was carried forward this
morning TO tie extent Of between ! and 2
points for tbs principal active stocks. The
rally was apparently directed against the
shorts. and was effective In inducing them
to cover largely. This served Is an ad-
monition 70 the bears that forces existed
to oppose their efforts to force prices lower,
just a. the reaction on Tuesday had q
warning effect on the overenthusiastic bulls
A comparison Of prices Of twenty active
railroad stocks indicates that the decline in
the low level Of the early part Of the pres
ent month reached something over q points.
FAITH CURE FUTILE
The only substantial intervening rally
was In the latter part Of last year and the
Arst part Of this under the influence Of
hat Wan street has come to name .'the
&1o ,sn cure, consisting In Informal inttrna-
oGStals last fall when bank reserves wers
fauing that they stood prepared to supply
$eoo@.@ Of credits to the stock market II
postponed the process of liquidation, but did
not avert Il. and It Is evident that the
course the market has run since had its in
ception previous 70 that The rally in the
to the elimination Of Tuesday Is estimated
at u points. The reaction to Yesterdays
low point was In the neighborhood OF 8
points. ana to-day's upward movement did
not Avail to overcome that The approach
1OW0rQ Condition of Qfahla fbvf.
UNI u easily perceptible.
DEMAND FROM Shorts
The early demand to-day did not 70 far
beyond the uncovered short interest. The
acute weakness developed by the United
States Realty stocks was Q factor in check
renewed AFTER the realty stocks rallied. The
days weather map was reported perfect
Tor the growing crop0 and wheat and corn
eaeed on IN consequence. The cotton mar.
2k1t va innuenced by new assertions Of
ler was strong in London. and sentiment
abroad was more cheerful regarding the
POLITICAL outlook for Southeastern Europe.
Inc Weeks rocefpts OF Australian gold and
me ia1 that the currency movement with
on balance. promise well for Tomorrow
bank statement. although the usual doubts
surround the loan item. These news deyel.
0pments did not avail to hold the market.
States Steel stocks and in Pennsylvania.
and quite number Of the leading active
stocks were forced q point or more under
last night'e level A rally accompanied the
Irregular character Of the market, and the
Bond. we're Irregular Total sales. par
unchanged on call.
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Cincinnati. Aus. 1.-THE drop In whisky quo
tations to n.z made at Peoria. few days
ago. was not followed hare until to-day, when Il,
basis for finished goodsI n 49,
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Butter-ouotations: Creamery-Extra 1s1A07oc,
nrsts 1e9l7c; seconds 1aa15c .pairy.Extra 1se;
poor to fair 12015c: grease 466c: iadle-packed
extra 16c: nrsts 1Sc: country-packsd stock he;
poor to fair S310c.
pkEs. local and 2o3 through: shipments go pkss.
Cheese.Northern on orders: Twins 1eKc:
lie: Lmburger lo0iol1c: inferior pk0Se: Swiss
ls61sc: brick u811hc.
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Chicaro stocIx MARKET.
New York stock quotation,

New York Stock Quotatfons,
81 Louis Aug. N.-Ths following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis, Bro.
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Yesterdays Bank Clearfngs-
yea,s ss =. horss s, ss. Ne showed
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Bond Sales at New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Aug. n.-saIes Of bonds were ulAdo q
here to-day follows:
100 Atch.. Top. & 8. T. gen <s....... 49, uts
4.5Q0 Baltimore G Ohio 100 o M =
us. 600 c.. B. 4 Q. col. Nor. Pac--Gt- ....sTs
Nor joint 4s..-..-..........-....- MtG %
1900 c.. r. / & Psc. r. r col tr. r. . q "a
5000 c. c., c. & st. l., st. L. div. Is IS -
1000 Colo. Fuel & Iron ccny. 5s........ 81
1900 Consolidated Tobacco 4s......... 57i:0 ~
20W K. c., FIT. 81 & II 4s.-..-......... s9& -
Il. 900 Mexican Central cons. 4s.-........ 70
g, 90 Mexican Central LIST fnc.......... 1871
30, 900 Mexican Central ID tnc.........-. 1okQ ~
5,000 Mo-, Kas q Tex. LIST 4s......... $40 ~ J.
5000 Northern Pacific gen. 3s......... 70H -
1000 Northern Pacific prior lien ~. .l00x o4U9k&
loo st L. & l. II. gen. 5s..............I1
le00 ST. L. & g. F. ref. fs.-........... Szx ~
Too Texas & Pacific LIST 5s-............f1 4X es<7
5000 Union Pacific LIST 4s.-............. S9x0IGA
81, 900 Union Pacific lst 4,........ s4S{B ~
5000 Wabash deb. serfes B..........., 605[0 167k
2eo0 Wisconsin Central gen ls........ %
Total sales, 81. 200. ~ =
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ProHisfonA

Green Hams. Etc.-car lots held ( Q. b u ode
thus: Hams-l0-av. at 11xc: II at 1oxc: ~ at
sxc; 1sSiss an. 1ss,; g. At sas Skinned H.m.ls
MAS at SIC: New York shoulders C0z7i2-av.l at
&C From the block. del: Hams At S6sXc and
bellies at 7x911c, a. in average: CALIFORNIA; af
c: New York shoulders at SIC,
Oleo Etearine-At 7K37Mc
Country rLard-Prtms In good pkgs. At "a
Grease-Brown ave: yellow nc; white ma
Quote packers stock nominaIly; Brown S00xc,
yellow shQ9hc: white At 4H849Sc.
Tallow-Country At nc for current receipts oe
No. In small quantities: large lots would prob
ably not bring that price: No. 2 at 3Nc; pack.
srs' prime to choice held II lx64Ec.
Frog LegS-Scarce: quote at $.60 per doz for
large. 1bc0n for medium and 80 for small.
Bset-On orders: Bbld.-Plata, roll and Futon
Market q. Nv6t0.75, mess bots; dried per. n
sets 11Hc inside Nc: knuckies i4c: outsidss lie;
tongues 1fhc per ID.
vssls-9nots 6 for hes,y and sxeso for fancy
&c to nc. Yesring sheep 81 o.; old bucEs and
heavy buck lambs s6a1ic; thin lambs not wanted
ROSTERS Sc; spring chickens. sverige receipts
ts.,S. lss Gla turkey. III Old sssss fu
Ds..ed Iced Pouitry-cnickens: Hens 10:
gprfn9 chickens He; ROSTERS SIC: turfeyp ~
F1se9otn8 figures are TOR choice only.
Gsme-ouisf: al gams should - eif1eHfl3 ~
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Aaked

Rsporesd b. Whitaksf q Co. bond. seoek, com
SS cfss ytRsssS stss s ~ w. ."
Sss.sU ......................Psr foc Prem
Cincinnati s......................;10e ~ par
New Orleans .....................lood ih par
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Wool.
Missouri! and Illino
ack. eotted. ETC.. from % to @ pr lh. L..
Packins-Hoase Prices,

Packtng-Hoase Prices.
Swift q Co.. National Stock Yarda, vm Day
to-day for produce delivered At EAs& b. Louis
or St Louis. the following prices:
Eggs, case count, cases returned. .........1xik
Eggs. loss-oR basis cases returned...,.,.....1ei3
NO. fresh packing stock butteR...........,..ilx
No. dressed fowls.............,....... 10
No. dressed springs. liz
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csur4nen woe small ana the demand for funds
- 1odSfsfe Rates Of discount were . tribe
SG4 g 5 . pr cent for call and time
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Treasury statenena.
:sssE's :s'd rs ssA. ''''s'' - -
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American Susar....1l5
Amer. Sugar pfd... LIS
Amer. Tel & Tel. . 1874
Dom. Iron & Steel. 8
General Electric....161
Mass, Electric. elN
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN Dosrox.
Boston. Aug. 1-1losing quotations q .,ons-
bonds, stociO and mining sharesI
MONEY
Can loans &oK par esnti time isans ~ N
BoNpa
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l.Bo5.D
l.80l.W

mostly Of plain killers though some medium
and decent grades were offered. The trzdo was
active ana serung Tor anything In the heller
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Mass. Electric pfd.. .
United Fruit........ IS
~. q Steel. ......,, nv
~. 8 Steel pfd. SOS
Westinghouss com. g
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Totals. Canada ........S G,ao,so -. n.
Business paid In cash.
seNot included IN totals beoaups eontafnfns sthe,
items than clearfues SAis<
fNot included In totals hecauss ~ NJ >os>r.-a
son for last year. >SeS"
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Rampolla and Oreglia, who temporar-
lily retain their official suites in the
vatican. and Cardinal Herrera y. Espi-
nosa, who is too i'll to be moved for
several days. 1t was to the sick car
dinal that the new pope paid his first
visit after being formally proclaimed
pope.
The cardinals will remain in Rome
for Wednesdays ceremonies, and
should the coronation be fixed for next
Sunday, they are not likely to return
to their respective homes until after
that ceremony. With the exception of
the Spanish cardinal, Herrera, all the
others are now in fairly good
health.
The election Of the patriarch of
Venice Tuesday morning was unani-
nous. After Mondays ballots it was
a foregone conclusion that he was the
only candidate sufficiently acceptable
to all to secure the necessary two
thirds, which the laws of the church
require. One of the cardinals said to
a press representative Tuesday night
that he believed Plus X. would fellow
the broad lines of LeO's policy, al
though not likely to accentuate it..
This voices the general feeling here
which is one of satisfaction.
The new pontiff is a man of simple
origin and although not a very promi-
nent candidate, he had been frequent.
ly mentioned as one of the many car
dinals who might be taken as a COM
promise. In several respects he re-
sembles his venerable predecessor,
notably in his reputation for culture
and piety. Having been associated
with no factions, this fact alone won
him much favor from foreign cardi-
nails. who were without an especial
candidate. Plus X was humorously
described as country mouse who
could not possibly find his way about
Rome"
Venetians who know the new pope
well say that he will soon be as much
beloved as pontiff as he was Monday
as the beloved patriarch of the poor CT
the Adriatic. In appearance, Plus X.
is a very handsome man. He has 2
fine, erect figure, despite his 6S years,
his face greatly resembling that of the
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-08-07
WITH TITLE OF Plus X.
Cardinal Giuseppe SartO Elected
to Succeed Leo XIII.
His Election and Assumption of His
Holy Office Were Marked BY
Striking Demonstration and
impressive Ceremonies.

Rome. Aug 5.-The conclave. after
being in session for four days. Tues
day elected Giuseppe Sarto. patriarch
of Venice, as pepe to succeed Leo
Kill, and he now reigns at the vati-
can and over the Catholic world as
Plus X. Tuesday night all Rome was
illuminated in his honor.
His election and the assumption of
his holy Office were marked by strik-
ing demonstration and impressive GER
emonies at the vatican, which only
ended Tuesday evening. Wednesday
the new pope, clad in his full pontifi-
cal robes and with all the ritualistic
ceremony, will receive the members
of the diplomatic corps, the cardinals
and the bishops, who will then offer
their official homage, this notwith-
standing the fact that twice Tuesday
the cardinals and many high officials
of the vatican went through a similar
ceremony.
The date upon which the coronation
of Plus X. will occur has not yet been
decided upon, but the impression pre-
walls that it will occur August g. AL
though the election was over at II
o'clock and was announced to the
world As minutes later by the appear
ance of the new pope at the window
of ST. Peters, the conclave was not
formally dissolved until $3.50 Tuesday
afternoon. The cardinals then return
ed to their various apartments in
Rome, with the exception of Cardinals
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(1jly-04)
Caution /!

This is not a gentle word-but when
you think how liable yon are not to pur-
chase the only remedy that has had the
largest sale of any medicine in the
world since 1853 for the cure and treat
ment of Consumption and Throat and
Lung troubles without losing its great
popularity all these years. you will be
thankful we called your attention to
Boschee's German Syrup. There are SO
many ordinary cough remedies made by
druggists and others that are cheap and
good for light colds perhaps, but for
severe Coughs, Bronchitis, Oroup-and
especially for Consumption. where there
is difficult expsctoration and coughing
during the nights and mornings, there
is nothing like German Syrup. The %
cent size has just been introduced this
year. Regular size 70 cents.-W. T.
Brooks. 11ly-04
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late Phillips Brooks, the eminent Bos-
ton divine
All the members of the sacred col
lege declare that they are very we'll
satisfied with. the election of Cardinal
Sarto, but the anti-Rampolla party con-
slider it as their special victory. When
the first ballot was taken it showed
to two groups. the stronger one foT
Rampolla and another not quite so
strong for Serafino Vannutelli. The
other votes were scattered but includ
ed four for Sarto
On the subsequent ballots, while the
two principal parties were losing
ground, Sarto gradually gained, draw
ing strength from both sides.
When the result of this ballot was
announced in the conclave Cardinal
Sarto was so overcome with emotion
and so touched by the unlocked for
confidence reposed in him, that he
could no longer control his feelings,
and to the surprise of all, he broke
down, declaring that such responsible
ity and honor were not for him and
that he must refuse if offered. Tears
rolled down his cheeks and he seemed
firm in his determination to refuse the
dignity He was so palpably sincere
that CONSERVATION reigned in the con-
clave and the cardinals spent the
whole evening and far into the night
in convincing him that his election
was the will of providence and that
ne must accept
Several times he almost tainted and
had to be revived by the use of salts.
He seemed happy but broken down
even after all the other cardinals had
retired, and on the final ballot he look
ed a statue of resignation. Cardinal
Casetta, as scrutineer, was reading
out the vote. When AZ votes had been
recorded for the patriarch of Venice,
the scrutineer arose. lifted his red
zuchetto saying: "Habemus pontifi-
GEN." But from many sides cardinals
cried out: Continue AS the vote
approached so, however, the cardinals,
as of one accord, surrounded the new
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Wanted.

We would like to ask, through the
columns Of your paper, # there is any
person who has used Green's August
Flower, for the cure of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, and Liver Trouble that has
not been cured-and we also mean their
results, such as sour stomach. fermenta-
ton of food, habitual costiveness, ner-
vous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent
feelings, sleeplessness- fact any
trouble connected with the stomach or
liver? This medicine has been sold for
many years in all civilized countries.
and we wish to correspond with you and
send you one of our books free of cost.
If you never tried August Flower, try a
% cent bottle first. We have never
known of its failing. If so, something
more serious is the matter with you.
The Is cent size has just been intro.
duced this year. Regular size rs cents.
w. T. Brooks.
GIG. GREEN,
(1jly-04) Woodbury., N. J.
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pontiff and, according to tradition, de-
manded to know if he would accept the
pOntifcate.
Cardinal SartO's lips trembled SO
that he could hardly articulate, but
after a visible effort he said: eff this
cup can not pass me" There he
paused, but the cardinals around him
insisted that it was necessary for him
to answer Eyes" or NO" thereupon
he replied firmly, Il accept"
Cardinal Gibbons, speaking to a
press representative, said that tao
election of Cardinal Sarto had pro,
duced the best impression in the entire
piety, tact and culture that he was
best fitted to be the head of the church
at the present time.
There is much speculation regarding
the political attitude of the new pope,
inasmuch as ne has not participated
in the general affairs of the church
during his career The general opin.
ion, however. is that he will make no
change in the relations between the
vatican and the quirinal, except per,
haps to render them more courteous.
inasmuch as he enjoys the personal
acquaintance of the king and mem
bers of the royal family. Queen Mar
gherita considers him almost friend.
Plus X admires the progress of
Catholicism in America and considers
the United States most fertile field
for religion. The cardinals mentioned
as likely to be appointed secretary of
state are Ferrata, project of the con-
gregation of bishops; Cavignis and
Vincenzo Vannutelli, bishop of Pales-
trina.
He has confirmed in the post of
master of the chamber Mgr Bisleti,
who was so trusted by Pope Leo in
that position, and has already reap
pointed DR.. Lapponi the papal doctor.