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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Stir $500 uab 9entldlano.

0eutl6 : amerifanil1e 3eitunQen
tperoen i'm alten Gaterlano init qro.
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, petl fie ith
frei ausipre6en unb bdufie oon bril-
ben nebr Neuieteiten uno @odrihz
ten bringen, alS Die oeutlcben Rel.
tungen lelblt. Die rSreie 8reiie fir
9eras" lit orilben uberall, tpDbin Iie
gelonot piro, elm lebr 9ern ee1ebener
9ait uno fam ii6 riibn1en, 9lner=
fennung unb 8urbi9une gu finoen,
tpie aus 5ablrei9en 8riefen an uns,
lopie an Dieienigen, tpel9e .bas 8latt
an ibre Gerwanoten l6iden, berpDr.
3ebt. user oaber ieinen 8ernanoten
uno Sreunoen cine 5reuoe eripei1en,
tbnen Elm tpillfDmnenes @elhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir Iie Die
rSreie Breiie fir 9eras". Oas Sn.
terefie fir Teras, tpie ilberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno Die @e9enb, tpo bic
germanoten mDbnen, 1T in Deutih>
LAMB lebr lebbaft uno es 1T unmDQ.
ll9, in BriDatbriefen cine 10 ariin0s
li6e &uftldrune uno geIdreibuna
oes frentoen 2anoes gu eeben, uie
oies bic n5reie 95reKe" allmDhents
ltb tbut. Sir oen geringen Breis
oon So Derienoen mir pOrtOfrei unIer
rei9baltiges 8o6enblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Sie ssreie preiie fiir 9eras pabl.
Gpmbanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Gin grpitmprt fir ylidnler

Gs giebt tetneu trauriaeren 8uItonb
als ben bes aeichpad)ten Wtannes. seine
oa9emeine @eiunbbeit mag aans aut Iein
un6 oennob tpirb Inn burc6 bieie oefei.
me Sbudhe bas 9eben sur 9of. Sh
toeiB otes aus eigener grfabrun9 nn6
tiren enolib bic rt6tise ebenbe
lung aetunoen babe, 10 bobe i6 mir
9or9enommen, Sieien iibereu g8eg sur
Setlun9 aud Inoereu su Seiaen. Sic
breuchen mir nur cine 8riefmorte au
ibiden uno i6 tpia ibneH gerne Iaqen,
tpas Sic tuH miilien, UNI Sbre pnlle Wons
nestraft tpieoer 5u erlanaen.
9Rit 5ormer9ruB Mep. SEQ Wrus,
gph0et0n, sc. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Cine sroBe 3abI Yaterte lit luertlos

oieielben iino fir Gerdnoerunoen
ooer auh 8erbeiierungen an bette
benoen Batenten erteilt uno oiirfen
nur nit grlaubniB Der Snbaber Der.
ielben gebraubt peroen. Iusmartis
9e Batent= =Nnwdlte aeben &ustuaft,
oh elm Nrtifel patentierbar lit ooer
nibt. 8er cine grfinouna eemabt
bat ullo pilien mill. ob bielelbe tpert
lit, patentiert gu meroen tpenoe ii6
an Gmil Sebrens, gioil= =Sneenieur,
lett 1887 regiitrierter Batent=N =Nnpalt,
1921 Burnett StraBe. San Gntonio,
9eras. 9elepbon 1890.
Seit 1894 lit oamit oerbunoen:
San Antonio Electro Plating WorIs," @mil
8ebrens & Co., sSabritanten bon
leiAten Malbinen uno Nrbeits=Mo.
oellen ieoer Nrt. &oitenanIhldQe
fiir gr6Bere Quftrdae BON Batent.
Nrtlfeln meroen bereitmiliait geges
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
An die deutsChen Loren und VercIDO.

Wir fino BON Dem 8oritano oes
,.Deutl d 81 meritanifhe en-
u a ti0nal. .Wunoes", Or. 6.
S. 6eramer. Brdiioent, uno Woolf
Eimm, Setretdr; in 8bilaoelpbia
aufgeforoert nOroen, ibm bic 9amen
Der oeutiden 8ereinigunaen tnitsus
teilen, oaniit er fih nit oenlelben
brett in 8erbinoung ieben tann.
Wir ri9ten nun bic Bitte an ale
eeutiben Tereine, 2oeen etc. in Der
Staot, uns Die n1tigen Nnaaben su
liefern, oamtt mir iie Dem GDrftano
oes DeutibsNmerifaniihen Natios
nal'Sunoes" tibernitteln tpnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
GinIaOutta:

Iae 8ameraoen Der Snbianers
@rpeoiti0n unter Genera
W lie 8 uno 8 eneral W c&in
3 ie i'm Sabre l 874 iiber Die 2lan0
@itacaoO iino freunolibit erlu9t. it,
rem alten &ameraoen Boots an
Der gtoro0ft ftede Der II. uno
Warft< StraBe in ct. 2ouis,
Wt 0. gu beiuben.
Die alte alma miro reproou=
siert uno Die gone Star Stag
q tpiro gud ben 8ea 5eigen.
Goreiie: F. 0. Lange Wine & Liquor Co.
s. .. 2anae, 8rei. Boots.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
,,lteber5eit" arbetfett /!

Das Ghtftunben Nrbeits @elet
lit ben unermnolthen tleinen Nrbei.
tern-Dr. Sings Neue 2ebenss Bil.
len nouitdnoig unbetannt. Weillio=
men oapon iino Gag unb 9eaht un.
unterbro6en an Der Nrbeit uno BET
len oaourd Gerbauunesibpdhe
Galliafeit. 8erftDpfuna, Misr6ne,
iOnie alle anoeren Qeioen oes Ma.
gems, Der Sober uno oer gingetpeioe
SIT leibt uno angenebm su nebmen
uno fuirtt abiolut fiber. Sour 25
Gents in ben Npotbeten BON s.,
8alteper & Spbn uno NoDlpb Dreif,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Taaes Neuiafe,ten.
s n [ AM b.

- Sin uermutlib nerriidter See
ger, Der ben Bug Der Nlabama Sou.
tbern Gabn in Nerioion, Wiii., be-
itiea, begab iib in Die Boltcar un6
erlboB ben 8oftclerf Stpdton uno
perwunoete oeiien @ebiilfen t6tlih.
Ser 0eger erariff oann elm Badet
regiftrirter 8riefe uno lprang ab.
@r tam babel unter Die &doer oes
8uges uno elm gein puroe ibm 3ers
quetidt. groboem idleppte er fih
nod orei Weilen neit. @r tpuroe
eiugefanaen uno iibt i'm @efdnaniB.
= Gin W0b in 6ulnpbreps, Nrt.,
bat oas neutrality-suspicious. in Die 2uft
gefprengt. Sc CAB iicb gesen Die
grneunung zines 9eeaers als Soft
meiiter Die tiefite grregung unter Der
ueiBen 8ep1lferuno tuno. Der pos
rige Boltmeiiter mar aub elm Neeer,
gegen oeiien @rnennun9 au1 bereits
proteitiert moroen par Ct puroe
pegen 8eraubuna Der reaiitrirten
8riefe CUR 8udtbausbait perurtetlt.
- VDn Seem gorf miro gemeloet:
Der offiaielGe 8eribt Der fransDiis
iben Geaierun9 Iber bic @e(taus=
iteaung In BariS i'm Sabre 1900
ia9t, ba6 Die Ser. @taaten auf oers
ielben Die meiiten BreiIe erbielten:
2379; Die ndbften paren Die Deute
iben nit 1884, oann folete @roBs
britannien nit 1865, &nBlano nit
1854, unaarn nit 1851, Sapan nit
1907, Oeiterreih nit 875 etc. etc.
Inter ben amerifanilAen tuaren 221
arDBe Breismeoai0en, 543 Qoloeue,
725 iilberne unb 529 bronaene We@
oailIen, iotpie 34l ebrenbafte Grtpdbs
nungen.
= Sn Mabiion, 8isc., ilt oas
StaatSfapitol Elm &aub Der sSlams
men eetporoen. Ser @erluit betraat
$500, 900. Sc mag nun tuieoer Die
Werleguna Der Staatshauptitaot uacf)
Wtllmautee angereat meroen.
- Sn Germant0nn bel Bbilaoels
pbia, tuel9es nuf cine mebr alS 200
i6brige @eibihte suriiGblidt, bic
reih u1 epohemahenoen greignilIen
in Der @eihidte unieres 2anoes iIt,
lbon oesbalb, neil es bic erite 6eim@
itatte Der oeutihen ginmanoeruna
1T, bat iih cine biitorii9e @eleas
lbaft unter oem 0amen site ano
6elic SOcietp" aebilbet, Die es 1id
our Nufgabe 9eitellt bat, Die ptelen
biitoriiben Stdtten gu tennseidnen
uno iDnltige @rinnerungsseiAen an
Die Uergangenbeit gu erbalten reIp.
81 ianlmeln uno in einem eiaenen
Wtuieum untersubrineen. Sir Iebte=
rem 2med bat bic @eieul9aft oas
alte Concord Shulbaus, NIT oeflen
Bau nod 81 BaitDriuS' 3eiten be-
gonnen tpuroe, ertporben.
- 8on Seem Dort tpirb qelhrie=
ben: Der 9r0Be Nufihlae oes @ei=
aenpreiies bat ben Brofit Der Bdder
an Broo, SUDDEN uno lDnItiaem
Badpert auf Tait nidts reou5irt.
Wenn Der Brei8 BON @eisen uno
Mtebl nicbt fdat. miro Der 8reis BON
BrOo auf feds Ooer iieben Gents ben
9aib iteigen, @iniae 8dder geoen>
Ten Die @r0Be beS 2aibes 5u perrnin.
oeln, anitatt ben Breis an erb6ben.
Gin 8eihaftsfiibrer BON einem Der
gr6Bten Observation-Disclosures i'm Qanoe
iaet, eaB BET Weblpreis i'm lebten
Wonat um 20 BrO8ent aeftieeen lit.
sstir Die 9auienoe uOn Nrinen in Die.
ier Staot miro bic grb6bung oes
8roopreiies eine lblimme Sadie leiu.
Rag 5r;rst Oun,..n cxfosAoI;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Mm 0as Xmbltfmnt !

Sn S0lge Der Oielen arbeitlparen.
ben Wtalbinen, Die mir neulid) auFs
9eltelt baben, iino mir in ben Stano
9eleBt, .,8ieglers GtanoarS See
Sream" friiber $3.50 per @alUne,
teBt tiir $l.W per @aIone gu per-
taufep
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Sentfal euan8eltidl lutberiicbe Sm.
ntQtitlelSs lSemeifrne.
gde 9tetptou@ uuo Geutre<StroBe

CUT 9leIuIOHs mo Nentfe<StraBe.
@ottes6ienit: Seoen spnutos q
liz u llbr.
Sonntoasfbule; Seben 5onntaa
q l0-I IL tlbr.
Seoermann lit heralith tpilltommen.
8obnung: 324 Centre. StraBs,
Z. llbimann. VaitOr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
lfr Der A,,eine.

u. (pertpunberD: .Wie, Sic fdsen
Qola fir ben Wirtb9"- ,NGer@
oinss; i1 made ndmli9 etne Gntfetz
tunsstur bur9!"-N.: Limb tparum
tbun gle bas ni9t 5u 9aus2"-
yWerb' mid fdOn bitten, bann muB
t1's immer!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01

Nbeumatlsmus ut IN olelem Rlilna
lbmerabafter als irgeno elm anberes
Geioen; uiro bur6 Gimer & 0lmenos
Iesept 1to. 1851 eebeilt. 6. r.
9 d miet. Naent, 0Duiton, 5erqs,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01

9talens ooer 0als Satarrb miro
lofOrt beleitiat uno permanent furirt
our6 "SorU Ssormalin" (Gimer
q slmene). Is, 8. g d. mibt,
Naent, 0ouitDn. TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Wmlf gbpre Sabm .

ia brit.
Neb ganernia, Sutberlanb Sprinas,
Stedea'e, ta9lib, 800 Born.
&nfunft,
Ion Stodoale. Sutherland Springs unb
Sanernia. taalie3. .......2 2:30 9adam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
4enttdI ebaugetifch lutbcrtiCbe ct
lDhaffficS= (SfeuteftN

gde Nneba. nnb Glib Breia.StroBe.
@ottes oien #; Sehen Sonntaa nm
u II llbr,
Snnutaesihule: Seoen Sonntaq
Hm "a 10 lbr.
gSahreno Der Boiiions8eit 8Dttesoieuit
ieoen Nittpoh Nbeno um 8 llbr.
8obnnng 3l4 Sno.PreiR StraBe.
?, 6artpgauu, Vafar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
Giienbabu Tabr=Ylan.
5. & 8. %. 8abm.
9lbfa hrt,

Ha6 alien goroe9erase e8untten ........
................ 100 BORN.
Natb ct. 9ouis, Ntempbis uno benz
Sfen. .................l2 .l2. 40 Wttttaas.
Nab Noro>9etos, Santa Sc unb 5riscDs
Buntten. 800 Nbenbs,
9tacb ct. 9Duis, gSaeo uno benz Often
80 10 Nbenbs.
Nab 9areoo uno NtericD 80. 900 &orm
Nntunft.
8on st. 9Duis unb 6em Often. z. 80 Gorm.
Son NDrosSeras, Santa Sc unb Srisco.
Suntten ..................8 .8.45 8orm.
8on locolen Huntten .....7. 40 Nbenos
Son ct. Souls unb oem Often. g. 10 N6os.
Son Sareo0 uno MerttD =. II. 30 geachn.
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W. s.. 4 =. sabu.

Nb a hrt.
gsacb @acu, Sort gSortb, 0alas, aanfas
gitb, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago, tdelicf,
(Suniet Depot s.. 30 9benos.
Gocalsug nia Smitbniae. ~. 80 8prm
Nntunft:
Bon Gbicaeo, ct. 2ouis, sanIas gitn.
0allas, Sort g8Drtb unb @aco, taqlitf,
(Sunlet Depot ........7.50 Ntoroens,
Gocalsua nia Smitbniue. -. 9.25 9l6enbs
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Suutbera 0acific 8abn.

Rab 0etu Orleans, SouItDn uno @al.
oeiton ta9lib. H. 40 &orm.
unb 900 Mbenos.
ytab. gasle 8aB, 81 9aiO. galifUrnien
uno Wtettto ..............9: 900 Born.
Nnfunft.
Gon Nefn Orleans, SouitDn uno @al<
oelt0n ta9ltb. .........7.4 40 Mpreens
uno 600 gtabnl.
Son @l Baio, galifornten unb Meritp
............,........ 800 NbeuoS,
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q. u. Il u. g. 8abn.
hfohrt

Nah @uero, g0otum, Souiton uno Sal.
oeiton, tdsli6. 800 gornl.
unb 9.45 Mbenbs.
Nab Corpus gbrifti, &ofpert uno Bee
billie tagliob ..2.l5 gaadhm.
Nab Borne unb aerrniGle, tdslib 80.
.:................. 1926 Born.
Nah B6rne uno aerrbille, Samstaas 8. As
Nachm. &nfunft Wontass $50 Qbenos
Intunft.
Son @uero, goatum, 9puItun uno Sal.
oeton, td9ltb. ..........7,4 40 Noreens
uno $50 Nbenbs.
Son @orpns Gbrifti, &OfpDrt unb 8eee
=, olue td9licb. l:35 Rabm
SOn Bbrne unb 8errpi1le. tdelib -.
............... Mben0S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01

- General Waoe meloet BON Mea=
Mia, oaB Die aufriibreriiben Woro's .
unter 6aiian in oem @efedt BEL Solo
entueoer eriboiien Doer gefanaen
9enDntinen tu0roen fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01

Waaher latter 8ppf" if nid)t
10 ihtimm mie bic pielen ,neuen
8bpihen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01
ShOweitteras witnlht Gudl

8enn Sbr @ud iraenopo nieoer.
lai'en wolIt. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
gata NntDniD L. 9lramlas
paB Sabm,
i'm 9artens9iitritt oes Staates. @e.
lunobeit nno &lima uniibertrufen.
Giltige 2anoereien fir ben s5arlner,
Utarttgdrtner, Obit- uno 8iebshbter.
Weeen @inselheiten tuenoetGudl an
q. s. Wtartin, g. IS. a.,
San Nntonio. Tera q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-01

aaT 9rirtt qllamp SFlafdenbier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

According to crop reports from Flu. rope, the harvests in France. Austria, Hungary and Italy show tue effects of the drought or extreme heat. In Austria Hungary the wheat and rye crops are below the average. Oats and straw are bad, but hay good Italy's corn crop is generally below the average and In some districts only one-fourth of last years yield. Tn France, where heat prevailed during the growing season, the wheat crop averages we'll and is of excellent qual. ity, but oats are not remarkable, and the latter cuttings of fodder are bad In Russia the fodder crop is bad, and the wheat crop varies from bad to sat, isfactory. The world over, the wheat crop runs from ''yery good' to 'tvery bad" in different countries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Observation thus far is that peo

Observation thus far is that people don't read the newspapers as assidu- ously in the subway as on the elevated trains, says a New York exchange. On the ''L" every man, strap hanger or window scatter, reads his paper or. If he doesn't happen to have one of his own, he reads yours. But travel in the new subway doesn't seem con- ducive to reading. The cars are not what you would call brilliantly iliunli- hated; outside there are the roar and the semidarkness: the white pillars fit by like swift passing army of specters; everything is a-qnivering and a-trembling, wriggling and jig gling up and down. producing the St Vitus dance effect of moving pie ture The men have their papers but for the most part they hang list. lessly in the hands. while everybody sits on edge of seat gazing mournful- ly into the gloom The result IS the subway carsSats the end aof the. circuit are not found strewn with newspapers and the vulture-like conductors who go peering about under the seats and up and down the passages find poor pickings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Kidney Disease Cured.

Mrs Jennie Scott, prepossessing young woman who resides at Union
 City, Conn, is an enthusiastic advocate of the X-Ray magnetic treatments. Her statement Is we'll worth consideration She says: 1T had been afflicted with
 nervous headaches for about six years, and was so nervous the slightest noise would set me into a crying fit. Back ache. coming from sore kidneys, be- gan to trouble me two years previous to that. My appetite was poor, and I was losing flesh rapidly. For long time I had been troubled, also with q
 weakness. I knew of number Of neo- pie who had been cured by the X-Ray Doctors, so went with my husband for an examination. They explained my case to me, and said course of mag netic treatments would cure me. I have found them as good as their word, and am surprised at the rapidity with which they effected a cure. suffer no pain whatever and feel five years younger, for the backache is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

very fond of them and the general distribution on the fence rows is due to the winged flyers who drop the seeds after digestion wherever they
 happen to alight. Samnucus camden.
 sis Is our common kind. s. nigra Is the European elder; the difference Is very slight. perhaps the berries are a little darker. Of the hollow elder sticks the boys use to make pop guns
 We have also here the garden ieavec s. aurea and the variegated kind Both of these are less handsome whet In bloom than our common one, since the light foliage does not contrast vel
 with the white flowers. The red Der.
 ried elder, s. pubens. is pretty on ac, {. count of its fruit. but is not so com. mon.
 All elders like wet or moist situa' tons and an overhanging bush oi them on the bank Of 2 small stream 1 or brook. with It's reflection In the water. is pretty woodland picture with the combination of ferns. cat, tails and tall grasses or the long switches of the willows which. in the diversity of their foliage some ot ] whitish color on the underside. oth' CTS red or golden stemmed. we may
 not neglect to observe when taking a l ride or simply walk in less settled
 surroundings Tn pigville. So named
 formerly now Riverside park, used to grow on the bank which led mp to
 the railroad bridge, q great profusion
 of elders. So also over the river In
 East Hartford on the avenue on the
 main road across the bridge. then a
 very sandy way to travel. lined on l both sides with wild cherry trees and
 elders. Towards the wesf Of our city II recollect. on Laurel street. splendid looking rows of these bushes. and on ! Quaker Lane. yet further west. also profusion of them. Gradually many
 localities where they used to be album, dant have been built upon and so h l consequence the elders disappeared.
 Hartford Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Another Grand Free Offer.

The wonders of the new discovery for examining and treating the sick and afflicted have been investigated by great many people since the Radio Chemic Physicians located their suite of offices i'll the Commercial building, 11O Bank street, Waterbury. X large number have been benefited and cured by the scientific and conscientious treatments of these skilled and exper- fenced specialists. To enable any sick person to learn the nature of his or her disease, they. announce that they will give to all free consultation and an X-Ray examination without cost. This offer will hold good until Nov 2G and must be accepted on or before that date. as it positively expires then
 The opportunity may never, be given to the public again of obtaining their Sn1sN if1kaa hraffS .E.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
STORY OF THE,
 ELDERBERRY BUSHES

Tn fairy tales of old. the "Holder,
 bushes" have always played an inn portant role. hTey served as the pa aces and assembly halls under which
 King Oberon and Titania. the queen,
 held their court and revelries among elfins and nocturnal subjects, sum-
 moned and led to them by the glow
 worms as lantern bearers and other
 pages of the flying or creeping order of vassals. Such an ideal summer night, for spirits and mortais to enjoy
 we had on June 24. Comfortably cool
 and quiet. with not leaf stirred by the slightest breeze. while the mild. clear moonlight from the blue vault overhead transformed all objects flA
 grotesque shadows and fantastic de- signs. The agreeably scented bloom. ing elderberry bushes on the lane and roadsides shone out in snowy white ness as one sheet of silvery web in the enchanting scene.
 l There tS not q common roadside bush more dacora tive and useful. both for
 domestic and medicinal purposes than l the elders. Their cream coiored. Hat l flower heads are beautiful under A 1 close scrutiny and moderate quanti- 1 ty of them fresh packed. gives an al- mond-iike flavor to creams and othek milk products for eating. Dried el- l der blossoms are used to make tea for sweating. preventing. when taken in time. many a serious sickness by sweating 1t out. Disagreeable to take to most children. 1t was the universal
 remedy in such cases as measles, n
 bad cold, any kind of a rash, yes. even in scarlet fever 1T was good to l be taken.
 i When in fruit the bushes are not l less beautiful with their heavy
 punches Of red-stemmed, dark purple
 berries. They were much sought at.
 ter by people to make wine of. which,
 with the addition of sugar, made an
 aromatic, mild beverage. The cleaf ! juice of the berries boiled down to a { syrup, is good, unfermented coolins
 flrink. when water is added. Also . jelly is made Of them, or if the Der,
 ries are left entire a good jam or mar maiade is the product. All birds ars
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

Ex-Governor Waller paid William ! Bryan nice compliment last evening, and said perhaps he would be president of the United States some day. He would be president now if two-thirds of the orators at last nights rally hadn't gone back on him. Compli- ments are nice, very nice, but votes count for more in an election. It was noticed that the name Of Bryan was given the glad hand, too, from every corner of the hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

Cairo, Egypt, has the oldest herbari- um in the world, next to the one in the department of agriculture in the United States. It consists of collec. ton of dried plants taken from the wreaths and garlands found in mum my cases, and from the edible plants which were set in earthenware yes sells on the floor of the sepulchre Some of these, when treated with warm water, are found to be remarka bly well preserved. This announce ment will be of great interest to Sec retary Wilson, who is on a still hunt the world over to secure new plants for American farmers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

The effect of big gun Are upon mod ern warships was seen in the case of the Russian vessel Askold Tn the bat tie off Port Arthur. The Askold lea the sortie from Port Arthur August 10, and, although shells were rained upon the vessel, she was able to pierce the lines of the enemy without exces, sive damage Then struggle ensue0 between the two fleets up to the time when each vessel of the Russian feer looked to it's own safety and tried to escape. The Askold was pursued by the cruiser Kasuga and a gunboat. but she was able to shake off her purssrers and reach Shanghai. at which port she was placed In dry dock. It was then seen that the ship was as full of holes as sieve. On the starboard side there was wrenched away DOT. ton of her side six feet in diameter above the water line,. the hole having been plugged with mattresses, barrels or whatever lay at hand. Two of the tunnels were held in place by thir sheet of metal. while the rear of tht poop was nothing but mass oi broken, disjointed and hanging pieces of iron. In the interior of the vesse the bursting shells had transformed everything into mass of ruin, four boilers were hTeparably damaged, ont of the great cannon was twisted as i
 it had been q straw and it's shield de lstroyed. The battle casualties amonl ] the crew was slight. only twelve kilIet and forty wounded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
r1rs. Fannie Reincke.

This attractive young woman lives in Winsted, Conn. She says: During two years I suffered with asthma, af- fecting my lungs and throat. had eatarrh of the head also, and my back troubled me so that hardly ever had a good nights rest Knowing young woman who had been cured by the K Ray Doctors, went to them for an 'yamination. After my case had been
 'iagnosed, went under the treatment nd took the remedies. My breathing
 2 much better. and 1t seems good to 70 able. to take natural breath with elrt it hurting mo. The catarrh is re- lieved, and have no headaches now"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

city. She has been cured of distressing symptoms by the X-Ray Doctors. She says: T had asthma for twenty years, and I think everybody in Waterbury
 knows how badly was affected was so short of breath could not walk from my chamber to the kitchen. Of ten when nursing a patient would have an attack and have to go home, as was worse off than the patient.
 For years could not lie in bed at night, but had to sit up in an easy chair, gasping for breath. I could get no relief from ordinary remedies, though spent many hundreds of dol lars ana tried everything I heard of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

Our republican friends have indeed been favored by the man who regu- lates the weather. Such n pleasant early morning we haven't had in3s n week and if 1t ontinues thus, untii the polls close, and its looks like it now, why, the republicans well let us wait until the polls dre closed and the votes counted.