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PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE.

Austin, Tcxns January 2T.-The senate
met this morning with a quorum present.
Lieutenant Governor Neal presiding
Senator Davidson Of lie Witt secured
suspension Of the rules and final passage
Of his bin making effective the poll tax
amendment as far as It would affect con.
tested elections and that n prlna face case
Of Illegal voting is established where the
evidence shows voters cast their ballots
without having paid said poll tax
Senator HARRISON secured a suspension Of
the rules and anal passage Of the house bin
creating a new district court for Grayson
and Collin counties to numbered Fifty-nine
Resolution by Senator Lipscomb was
adopted adding the name of Senator Doug
lass, physician, to the committee on
senator Mills secured a suspension Of the
rules and final passage Of his bill placing
provisions Of the bin prohibiting stock from
running nc large. 1t was amended so as to
include Kaufman, Rains, San Patricio aud
Coryel counties.
John r. Hogan, porter, resigned and
Mark Marsh Of Washington county was APP
pointed 70 I'LL the vacancy
Committee on military affairs reported
favorably house concurrent resolution peti.
tiouing the Texas members In congress 70
use their influence 80 securing a camp Of
military instruction established In ConuGC-
tion with Fort Sam Houston.
Judiciary committee No l reported favor
ably house bill providing relief. by remission
Of taxes for citizens Of Goliad who suf-
Committee on state affairs reported favor
ably Faubion's bill providing hookkeepcr
for the Confederate home; also bill by Per
kins eXcmptng Anderson county from GER
tain provisions Of the fish law.
senator Hale secured the consideration Of
his bill amending the law defining who are
exempt from jury services SO as to require
notnrles public and rond overseers 10 serve
senator Hicks offered an amendment OK.
empting railroad hrakemcn and hrcmcn.
Senator senator Mills had adopted an amendment
eNemptinC members or the volunteer Guard
senator Sebastian offered an amendment
10 exempt road oyerseers, which was OPP
posed bv Senator Hale, and defeated.
THE bin was ordered engrosse1 and passed
finally under n suspension or the rules.
a message was received from the governor
mnking certain appointments aud on motion
~ senator Hanger tho senate agreed 10 20
iDto executive session M II o'clock tomnr
row 10 consider the confirmation Of the APP
pss senator Davidson Of De witt secured sus.
pension Of the rules ana maj passage %
house bill e1empting certain citizens 81
Goliad county from taxation.
Senator Faubion called M the committee
substitute Tor his bill 70 require Judges Of
the district end county courts To prepare
ana road their charges 10 the fury before
counsel shall argue The cause 10 the jury
and r. require said indees to read aud sui
nit al special instructions ~ the jury be
fore argument Of counsel.
Senator Hicks proposed an amendment
which was adopted, requiring the charges n
senator Henderson opposed the hill. whilr
II Was favored hv Senators Fauhion and
davidson ~ Galveston.
,og wIte until u ocioocF tomorTows'
THE HoUsE
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ooulam' Texas. January 27.-Colonel
s .'.. y. chenoweth, recently appointed SUI
T Sis. Of the Old soldiers home at
y aS, ,ti' To-Day appointed Clarence fl. White
T n ttss ieity quartermaster of the home. Mr..
tIg Texas. anu - "e'' AHO""
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Issuance OF passes by railroads There will
be favorable minority report.
HOUSE PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL
STATISTICS.
Favorahly Dill by English regulating the
sale OF cocaine and other drugs. ana ad.
versely bill by Murray Of Burleson defining
method Of declaring local quarantine. and
Worshnm's hill TO require pharmacists In
towns Of less than 1000 inhabitants TO have
Slatc ccrtlnrAfeH
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HOUSE REVENUE AND TAXATION.

Favorably bill by Miller Of Milan cx-
tending tlme Of payment OF Milan county
taxes for 1902, and Duh'e bill requiring
payment only VI proportional franchise tax
by new domestic corporations for foreign
corporations entering the state.
The committee reported adversely Mo
rRn's blll relating 20 the powers and duties
Of boards ~ equalization and Cottrelrs
hlil TO repeal occupation tax on n useful
or necessary occupations or callings
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HOUSE JUDICIAL. DISTRICTS.

Fovorohly senate hin by Braty providing
new district court In JEFFERSON county,
and hlll 10y Bresford and others to create
the Fifty.second Judicial district In Coryoll,
Comauchc and Hamilton counties
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uorsr JUDICIARY Nc. /

Favorably Hancock's Hill providing that
In civil cases nine Jurors concurrinc may
bring In a verdict minority report op.
posing the bin will be submitted
Committee reported favorahly Seahury 5
bill MS substitute for bills ~ pecler and
Rice amending the law relating 10 ycnAor .
power OF sale
The committee will take mp and consl9cr
the Wlllams' hill on taxation next We'd
neSday aud viii hear discussion ON the enb.
iect ana take testimony.
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IN The HOUSE.

Blns were introduced toby In the house
rs follows.
nv Mr.. Glenn To create a state school
toxt hook board and secure uniform
ser,cs ~ text books IN the schools
Br Mr.. Coihs, BIZ request Amendment
relating to return Of dispositions.
Py Mr. Rochalle--Act 70 provide FOR IN
corporation of mutual IRE insurance com
pi nles,
Nv Mr. Mays-Amendnent relating 10 the
condemnation NJ members Of boards Of trus.
tees OF the several state asyums and elee-
mosvnary Institutions.
~ Mr.. Tarklngton--A Act requiring mercan.
tile ana rating agencies doing business IN
Texas to comply with certain rules.
Bv Mr. Giliiam--Act 10 create more efh-
oient road system for Henderson county.
Br Mr. Gray-With reference 70 hogs
sheep and goats running at large.
BY Mr. Bean--kct 70 forbid employer In
terferInR with any employe or laborer IN
theft rights 10 select their own family ply
By Mr.. Crawford Of Rohertson-Amend-
meut providing that intoxication or TEN.
porary insanity induced By use Of into1i-
cants shall constitute no excuse for the
rrntniksioD ~ crime
Nv sfr MsyE--Amsndfnent relating % a.
npsl tax to be paia BY those Engaged II
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LOIS pENIrENrIARY.

Fsvorably bill by Adair and Nelms 20 hK
minimum salaries Of under officers Of State
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TO pRoTpcr PHEAsANTs AND ANTE

Austin Texas, January 2T,--Huntars e.
pceiaily ths pot shootvrs, will Ne iutsFest'
cd N bill introduced hy Bridgesz and
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Made from an active principle obtained
frNui Black Root They act on the liver
effects. No griplna, no sick etqmarh, VIII
sura ehrQnle eonAElpetiQn. kyiea - eanf~-
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when s M Texas, writes: "Of m rnlpg.
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cough srs phlegm, which produces ,
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te Is over ohee disloige IL. ana the trou-
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s,ns' me- ag,ooralally recommend il 10 iii rsr.
lopMes a medicine for throot or nm.
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M 80 % be simple, II ar ,u n..,.s
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Sfup ~. oegnning BILLIARDS. 40 ISM sh',,n ad
q Gods o.a eold ana removes rho 900
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hallsrd's Yea much hene6t nntE nav
~ pains Liniment for rhepn,s ~ tIsn u
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
IN THE SENATE.

~ THE SENATE.
Rils were introduced IN the senate this
morning M follows
BY Faust An act 70 give tho furnlshers Of
feed for cattle a prior Hen on said cattle
to secure the payment of such feed Re
forred to judiciary committee No. /.
BY Morris Providing that the State shall
pay Jurors in criminal cases instead of
the county Judiciary No. /
BY misunderstanding occupation tax
on merchants Judiciary No. l.
BY Decker--Changing present law so ns
to permit counties OF less than $50 voting
population 10 order an election TO change
county seats on petition Of 100 voters.
BY Providing that the State shall
pay cost of quarantine IN counties, except
whore u Us purely local, Judiciary No J..
BY Hicks Adding fire, accident and ma
zine companies 20 the statute governing
lie companies in providing that they shall
pay Il per cent damages and attorneys fe s.
where a policy is contested and the com.
pany loses. judiciary No. l.
By Harper Incorporating mutual FIRE,
storm and lightning companies. judiciary
BY I'M Diminishing the civil and Grim.
inal jurisdiction OF thc county court "
Sutton county. judiciary No.
BY lillian act FOR the relief NJ railway
corporations and belt and suburban railway
companies having charters granted or
amended since January /, 1887 and which
have failed. or are about Ia fail 10 con
struct their rondH aud branches, or any
part thereof within the time required by
law judiciary No |.
BY Ilpscomb Amending the law author.
izing towns aud villages TO extend thair
Unite Towns and city corporations.
BY Harbison-To change the scholastic age
from to years and over II until beyond
certain studies.
erulnc general elections applicable 81 prl-
mary elections Of oil parties. judiciary
By Hnl-Creatlng a State em5alming
hnard. Public health.
BY Hlcks--A Authorizing county clerks 10
pcrform marriage ceremonies. Judiciary
Ry Sebastian and Pntteson Prohibiting
marriage OF divorced persons within twelve
months after the decree OF divorce Judi
By Morris Providing merit system in pay
OF under officers nt the State penitentiaries,
fixing minimum salaries Committee on
pculteutiaries.
BIZ wilson by quest-Correctlns error
Of codiAcrs In statute relating to payment
Of fees ~ officers In lunacy cases Finance.
nv stafford Amending the statute re-
lating 10 the qualification Of Jurors judi
ciary No >.
Pt Morris Providing for industrial and
/ manual training ut the sam Houston nor
'TR ~ Grinnan To exempt McCulloch ana
| Coleman counties from the provisions OF
/ Inc general stock inspection l1w. STOCK
aud stock raisiag
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.
The bill introduced by Messrs Harris and
Linn Of Galveston county end known as the
Galveston grade raising I'LL was called Up
in the house today and ensrossad Mt
Green of De Witt moved lmmedlately upon
Jne engrossment Of the bill that the con.
sutntional rule recurring that bills he read
on three scparate days BE- SUSPENDED and
that the hNl be p.accd on SIS tAud reading
and final massage Mr.. Green's motion
nrcvoilod md the rule VA. sgsnenied by a
vote Of 1O7 TO 4 Immediately upon the
conclusion of the roll call and before the
vote was announced there was no doubt
of rba suspenslop Of the rule. which created
o1ife stir Oh over the hall. the lobby In
rlndad. The bill was taen laid before the
house nv Ncr mud placed on us THIRD read.
ing and fnal passage. and passed by a
vote of 81 to TO- Those voting no were
Messrs. Beatty Of Caldwell cunningham Of
amin EDWARDS OF Ilees, H,,s laws OF .,
bEoWn' H!eun 0. AuSHu u'oos nv
Flnio jackson Of Hoou, Moran u ra'Her'
Rice OF Johnson ana luIA''iston 81 Ia
Vaca' speaker NeH '0'sN 4O' 'No
pension OF the RUE
"heh 'ne 'ole was "Nuou-eeu
clerk Which showed II was NOT pnS We
cisiye but easily enough 10 give elpeI 10
the emergency c'ause' 'nvie was 'HJ INV,
nest e!'pping OF nanus al Over me uouss,
!oOp| ana g"1elleS' SHo"'us l'''. a. w.
was with 'neif great seaport 50 s"1'' '--'-A
ten three wears ago 49,, 49,. ,.-o
/ no D'', mas DeeH rolS,Ieisu ~ '"1 ro1 lsS
curing inc session tlol mas e''eI,su a. 'Da.n
interest on lus pail Oh tls t -iir NV
ioo0y' ana 10 feature o. 'Ag D',i "ns , uolo
heartily inaotseI tnau .nt e.a'lse.-' e,aus5
wA'cn puts II mo en5 ,e az ~, o,i,,
Of ninety days from auJou,lllien,' 40 %ou'u
have been Inc case II II nau pussFu IN. W d
nuJ1I''y VOC, IN, Su.on IT, ,nnnerat,ye nntiI
about the nrst of September
The bill was sent to the senate imme-
diately upon its passage in the house where
its friends say It will pass by practically
unanimous vote.
a.. mood
on pa .s 'ug n nyoST.o ' stlr amonq
maJoil'y tn"' "tn p.''" Tba mn vac m.
the bankers OF irNus -" sa. rer,
tTodaeed by ME- p SosG anu rue' revised
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THE HOUSE

Mr. Rrtlsford introduced resolution
tba+ theampzeant.at-arm be instructed 70
nave 500 properly heated and lighted
each day 10 II o'clock o. m Adopted.
The speaker laid before the house bill
n, Afr NeIms 10 exempt dentists from oo.
earatlor tszss amended BY Mr. Hsndriek
10 INCLUDE lawyers IN the exemption. with
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CONCERNING ROYALTY.

Kaiser Wilhelm, while visiting Sile- sia recently, conducted the band of his Breslau cnirassier regiment himself on two occasions.
 Apples upon the surface of which are perfectly reproduced the photo graphs of the emperor and empress of Russia and of the president of the French republic have been shown in France.
 King Alexander. of Servia, has suf- fered another crushing humiliation. He and the Queen Draga had the in- tention of visiting the tomb of King Milan, in Kruschdol, in Hungary Alexander made formal request to the Austrian court that he should have a ceremonial reception. The request it is said, will be ignored.
 King Edwards new German steward has stirred up trouble in the kings kitchen by instituting regime oi strict economy. Tradesmen have pro tested, mainly because the steward re fuses to pay royal warrant holders 2' cents pound for lard, when he car get it for 16 cents in other markets The tradesmen are willing to com promise on a basis of 20 cents.
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HAMLET MURDERED AGAIN.
Som efbiBR Vile Enough to Maks Shakespeare Turn Orer in
 His Grave.

An actor. stranded in q small min. | ing town, was waited upon by com mittee of miners. They told him that
 they intended giving a play for the benefit of some charity, and had come 10 ask him 10 undertake the task of coaching the miners. The play was "HamIet." and there were four as pirants to the role of Hamlet, relates the Philadelphia Public Ledger One of these was powerful lrishman, with rich "brogue." Another 2 corpulent German. with a decided dialect. One. Yankee. with pronounced nasal tones. and the fourth equally unsuited for the part he wished to play. The actor called the four men together, and informed them that there were five acts in Hamlet" and proposed that he, as professional, should take the act most difficult to perform, thus leaving an act for each one of the four The proposal was accepted. The play was given 10 a large and most en- thusiastic audience. while the fnan- cial success exceeded all expectations But the next morning the one small newspaper of the town contained the following:
 The play of Hamlet was given last evening by our amateur dramatic company. It has long been question as 10 whether Shakespeare or Bacon was the author of this play. Itcan now be definitely aseertained. Let the graves of both men be opened He who shall be found to have turned in his grave is the one who wH.te Ham. let"
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DEERTrETD. INp-"W When I sent for the trial box of Doans Kidney Fills had been afflicted for two months with pain in my back 80 bad that could not get from the house to the barn IL was called rheumatism. I conld get no relief from the doctors. began to improve on taking the sample and got two boxes at our druggists. and, although 63 years of age, I am almost new man. was troubled $ good deal with my water = had to get up four and five times night That trouble is over with and once more I can rest the night through. My baekache is all gone, and I thank you ever SO much for the wonderful medicine, Doan,s Kidney Pills. " -JNo II. HUBER. President Ridgeville, Indiana, State Bank
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Dr. $. 8. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
 Dear Sir:-" The young girl who used fhe PerGna was suffering from Laryngifis, and loss Of voice. The re- suIf of fhe treatment was nrOSt safis- factory. She found great relief, and affer farther use of The medicine we hope 10 be able 10 say she is entirely cured. "-Sisfers of Charity.
 This young girl was under the care of the Sisters of Charity and used Peruna for catarrh of the throat. with good re- suits as the above letter testifies.
 If you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your ease. and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
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rrhe K. C. S. Almanac for 1903

The Kansas City Southern Railways Almanac for 1903 is now ready for distrlhu tion. Farmers, stoek-raisers, fruit grow CTS, truck gardeners, manufacturers. mer. chants and others seeking a new hrld of action or a new home at the very lowest prices, can obtain reliable information con corning southwestern Missouri tha Cher okee and Choctaw Nations in the lndiap Territory, western Arkansas, eastern Texas. northwestern Louisiana and the C9as conn try, and of the business opportunities at- K. C. $ Almanac and address, $ G. War ner, G. P. A., k. C. $. Railway, kansta City, Mo.
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An Important Discovery.


 Canton. Okla. Feb. 9th-After ten year: F. H. Gosney of Granton has at last found a cure for Kidney Trouble. Mr. Gosney suffered very severely with Kidney Com plaint and some ten years ago made up hl: mind 10 ind a cure if one was to be had.
 He has tried and tried and experimented with every kidney medicine he could hear Of. Although he was always disappointed he kept on try ing till at last his perseverance was rewarded and he found complete cure.
 He is a well man to-day and explains it as follows:
 Everything failed to cure me and I was growing worse and worse till l tried new remedy called Dodd's Kidney Pills and had not taken many of them before knew that 1 had at last found the right thing. l am entirely cured and l cannot say too much for Dodd's Kidney Pills
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BELONG. MICH. Jan. t4, t903.-''I re- ceiged trial box of Deans Kidney Pills. They did me lots of good 1 can now go to bed and lie on my right side the pain there is all gone. also the stomach distress and belching of gas is all stopped. with the use of two boxes. "-M Mrs. F. s. BEEM, r. F D No 9, Reading. Mich.
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Aching backs are eased. Hip, back, and loin pains overcome. Swelling of the limbs and dropsy signs vanish
 They correct urine with brick dust sedi. ment, high eolored, pain in passing. drib- bling, frequency, bed wetting. Doans Kidney Pills remove calculi and gravel Relieve heart palpitation. sleeplessness. headache, nervousness, dizziness.
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Mrs. Green2"They tell me your husband has been decorated by some foreign ruler.' Mrs. Brown-"Yes, but it's only bit oi ribbon, and 1t doesn't match my complex ion at all When Charles wears 1t any where he'll have to go without me. - Boston Transcript.
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Where He T. aAs

Young Architect-MissS Sweet, must thank you for those specimens of fine durable tile that you sent me. They
 Miss Sweet-Tiles? Why, those were Judges that I made myself.-Philadel- phia Inquirer.
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Unc,e Reuben says: I'm realizin dat l hasn't created no pertiekler eommo.aun in dis world, but a. an offset 1 am consoln' myseld wid de reflection dat de world has bin none de worse for my lIvln' in 1t. Ii I haven't helped, l haven't hurt Detroit Free Press.
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Wise ProNisiOn.

Proof is again afforded of the beneieient wisdom of nature. \ professor in the Uni- versity of Michigan has discovered that the hearing Of girls is more acute than that of boys. This 2. eater sensitiveness doubt less exists that the faintest whisper of the fateful question may not escape the listen ing ear.-Youth's Companion.
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First Lady Passenger Ion eleyated)- That is the first gentleman I've seen in some time" Second Lady Passenger What did he do?' First Lady Passenger -"Offered me his strap. Town Topics.
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Robbers at your office, ea? Did they find the combination for the safeE' Alp parently. We cant find the safe. The combination must have been q >teel drill and unlimited dynamite. '-Pailadelph,a
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Monh hH NiaifinY

She-FatheI's salary is 10 be doubled the first of the year.
 He-Good. At last we can afford to get married .-C hicago Daily News.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption Is an infalf ble medicine for coughs and colds N " Samuel. Ocean Grove. \. d.. Feb F. 1900
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Men living within themselves haven't much to boast ot in the way of earthly habitations Chicago Daily News.
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You'll be reasonably happy if you n5ap worrying because you are not.-Puck.
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Time flies, but not any faster than for merly; which Is somewhat remarkable in this go-ahead age Brooklyn Lie.
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She tmusingly)-"How can Chinamen bear to eat ratsY' He (abseutly)-" helps ill the Chinks. Harvard Lampoon.
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Has he great poetical imagination:,' "I should say SO; he magines he.s a poet. = Baltimore Herald.
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Many man who forged his way to the front landed n the penItentiarJ .-C hIeago Daily News.
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Putnam Fadeless Dyes color more goada brighter colors, with less work than oi hers
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Fear makes man his own foe Ram ] Horn.
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stope the Cough

and works off the cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 95 cents
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More die by food than famine Farm Journal.
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THE
 SISTERS GOOD WORK.

children to take care of and to pro tect from climate and disease, these wise and prudent sisters have found peruna never-failing safeguard.
 Dr. Hartman receives many letters from Catholic Sisters from all over the United States A recommend recently received from Catholic institution in Detroit, Mich, reads as follows:
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Dr. Ofumbu
 Eight bottles would Sisters of coughs
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Honied words and sweetness of charaeter are not always found together- Cmted Presbyterian.
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Fore never fu~,es-Ram' $ Horn.
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Interesting Letters from Catholic institutions.

In every country of the civilized world the Sisters of Charity are known.
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That Cry==" "Oh, My Back!"

The little missionary Deans Kidney Pills, trial
 carries rest, comfort. Most kidney help; they who choose Doans get it-heIp
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NOt OnIN uO tIltY H1IfIIs- ter to the spiritual and intellectual needs of the charges committed to their care, but they also minister to their bodily moods With so many