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~ Ieaee#eG -taIp3.tz In tAc fap4Ioatcaf
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$. show marked aud marvellous ln
S. crease
Il In some quarters there is a detez
#r.crafion IN t6e quality of the stu
dcuts, but the reports are not alto
y acrher unanimous. Methedists and
=Episeoratians report a decided IN
Zcrease=in numbers and in quality and
other religions bodies vary in lecaIi
ties and COLLEGES IN this respect.
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u sources Of supply The west and the
'' south provide a much larger proper
e lion ot students than the east Th'
ie response Is greater IN the oeN"r re
Il qions thaa in HE old. in tho country
thaa n 1aee city ii tde small cbarede
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u te fo,zaeI r.g.faa' rather han feIle
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le#lo Chr. ffaaifs a. life. fb" church
le a. ~ G,2auizu or has Weahe1. hoIa
ii while at tAe Same time thor" is Great
~ or intcre=t jn#aH vifa aae lions and
:. affairs. As a consequence whit our
~ forefathcrs heard as dis'nf'iff
~can 10 teh ministry is ne" fadms
expression in other and widely va.
red form Of service.
" There Is botfine cut q the form
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Newspaper advertising Is tn ~
and most profitable kind Of advert.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Actions speak louder than word
but money talks, too.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
e E.nia5.s - x@rs.
Dipping Of NANCY Cattle

The secretary devos sea ceH~rIefabAe
space to repor.iAe O. IL s1ccesstai
conflict Wagcd against cattle scab
and mango by the hureau Gf aninfl
state authorities During the frs. niue
months of the year. in 81 states and
territories. nearly 1,ooo,ooo head Were
inspected, and lGS. .2o2 We're found ar
fected by the disease, whiIo 3ooooo
We're found 10 have been exposed 70
it. The total number OF cattle dippo5
during this period exceeded 40 600.
This work very considerably in
creased the expenses Of the Huoao.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11


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tbo min sferiaI profession Ma Pom
an=ea= aiNe= the ro=ol1 Of Ias earrcz-
=pondcucc.
He replle4 and explanations n
successful ministers condensed and
classified are rs follow
The laeN Of freedom The min.
l2'''i 10 lRtfh''l upon if1fD liitlt III a. '1Il'
who i hired OF employed If he de
viates from the Theological position
h azsumed when ln=his inexpefienee
and immateritY he declared his view
then he is certain 10 feel the force or
tho opposition often shutting him ont
Issyen from opportunities Of labor and
service lie is looked upon mol as the
minister of Christ hut n Tire minister
af the church ffc Is ozReetca 10 be
.a dal=a.Ia7 or .6e fattb aaher aan
fa.5eE1s. "a sf9deH.
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I5tIa - laaa oazI ~ esHe1te.f
"a. him
TH5 continual atfaaa Of his
soias aud Ge.d.
= IIi@ 4a6Jectioe - tha pethness
OF tgIs attacks aad demaed of petty
people
aae bIese4a @aeneheafe sys-
Heaaa which de@ra]ed#Jh Tho eHtire body
Thcsc twenty men oYery ole OF
whom ia successful pastor. were
asked if Jhcy had then lives to live
oqcr u4asa if they would select the
work they were doins. Seven repIi.
o,. aYes.= enthusiastically. three were
opleHhqt undecided. nine rephea
i~No. positively. and one declared
that i he could avoid being 'ordain.
Cd he would be only too glad TO take
MP The work And every man OF the
twenty declared that 4preaehinea
y itself wa the highest pleasure OF
his life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
Side ~.s<2n

The Farmers q This eouazsz ia I've
Years Produces Me7s.A Eraaa4za.=
The Gold Mines OF tie Weld since
Discovery of America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
Cultural Work on Cotton,

Special work has been done on cor
ton With a view to bringing home to
farmers Of Texas and Louisiana, espe-
cially in the bon.weevil districts, the
advantages Of better methods Of cul'i-
walton and the value of early matilr.
ing seed. The secretary believes II
to be within the rance ot possibility
that resistant varieties OF cotton may
be found in tropical America OF d5-
veloped by selection. As faaTro of
the work in Texas a special effort has
been made to obtain information a
to the best methods Of combating ths
cotton root rot disease which has
been very serious the past season.
Combating Cotton Boil Weevi.
The most important work Of the
bureau Of entomology during he year
has been It's combat with the Mex
can cotton boil weeTil over 1,ooo
acres. divided among - experimental
farms, were devoted to experimental
work, and il is=bclierca that he ca.
turaI system these farms We're de
signed 10 Illustrate has 50 far proved
10 he the only practicable means Of
controlling the Weeyil This is the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
As q Cotton Market

tAs CO.. market ita date
,nds out prominent azae1zt anywhere.
the bet sandy and dusty cotton is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16
Hi3g0o3'a aereada anIiD.i.I.ii92a
de ]. III. Bianco

Con So uso desa aparece e1 extre-
1;n1iento Indigestion, dolores de
cabeza jaqueca bills. acido del
est6Uago. Ell general todos los
dosarreglos producidos poa eI es-
tomago { iutestinos.
EAvagAr7yA 7lT9 FJr.ns7r.o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

Unidos por ~ solo pensamiento, allen
tados porl idea salvadora, marchen
decididos entusiastas a los fines re
dentores de su programa, reconstitu-
y6ndose asf todo cuanto aver destru-
yeron los odios y las pasiones fnsanas
Y los crfmsnes tremendos del fratri-
cidio.
Los hombres de eI4a Union de
Puerto Ricoo echan an ve!o al pasado
ne5uloso, y s. aprestan con ~ y entu-
siasmo Z Ia consaouoi6n de altos idea-
les de libertad y justicia. Corazones
abicrtos 4 todo se1timieuto digninca-
dor. espfritus vigorosos, ellos sabran
Hovar pusrtos de salvacf6n Ia nave
de nuestras pdblicas libertades.
Tai Sc manifestau, por medios De
hechos elocuentfsimos, la grandeza Y
la excelsitud de las ideas del unionis-
mo puertorriqueno.
FL adversario que las combate in
justifcadameute, tendra al cabo que
convencerse dc la verdad de nuestros
asertos.
NADIA podran contra los patriotas
que luchan y seosfderzan, nj a calum-
MIA III 81 insulto.
La verdad trionfar@
xLA RAz6N CoNCLUIRA POE TENER
RAZ6E.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

seGora Louise Westbrook, No. 8 East
Columbia ST., Detroit, Michigan, sec
retaria de The West Side Lotus Club,
escribe;
"Durante varios amos sufrfa con Ia
leucorrea V menstruacjon dificil Sc
guido de una debi1idad general cue me
5e56 con 1a salud arruinada. Gracias
4 % Peruna SOY mujer sana hoy
louise VYes5brook.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

sana mas de un aho ya.;'-Sta. Jessie.
meme Westland.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

Fl catsrrO eS una cauSa rTuy c0n7HD
de esas Intermediates geEerafn7enfe
G11adGs de5iEidaG fea7eaH. 81 caIarr0
dc los 6rgaHOs peIvfc0s produce fanfos
sf1f0nfas desRgradzbfeS { irrffaHfes
gre ngnchas perSonas--eH fin Ia G1sy0r
parfe--HO fieHeR idea Cue s0r causados
pO4- ei CGfarr0.
La mayor parre de las rnnieres tienc
aIgH1a debiIidad cdfarraI que Ea reci-
DIDO faHtoS H0n5res coR.0 doct0res
que Sc ha c01Su!tsdo. Estas HI9jeres
Sc han n1edicinsdO sin afiVfo simple
n7eHfe porque no Sc ia reconocfdo que
ieHen e[ CatarrO, y porqEe los RENEE
dos no son i7eCfoS para ef cQfarro.
81 f0daS las H1ujereS que esf6n
sufrieHd0 con aIguHa fOrn7a de debiff-
dad fenenH escri5icran s Dr. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio, y ie dieran una de-
scFiDci0n c0nfpfefa de Sus SfHfoR7aS y
las particuIarfdadeS de sHs eHierr7e-
d1des, 6I COnfesfRra inR7edintar1e7fe,
dard0ies direccfOnes cou1pIetas para
su tratamieHtO, sin pago Hfngun0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16
Las eieccI0aes en- Ponce del
Conit$ Uaion.8ta, v8r.fcadaS
en- medic De ind88criDtibIe
0ntuSiaSn0
RAZOE.7
(De auesLro CoTTesponsaI.)

PONCE, AGOSTO 16.-Ayer Sc
efoctuaron aQuI las elccciones del Co
mite unionista Y las elecciones del Co
mite republican0 de esta ciudad. Este
dltimo partido eligi6 tambi6n los de-
legados q la A5amblea de San Juan.
Las elacciones para el Comit6
unionista Sc verifcar0n en- el teatrO.
La mesa estuvo pcesidtda por el doc
tor Carbonell = los se1ores Valdivieso
y Principe.
Sc establecieron cuatrO mesas en
ell escenario para las inscripciOn8s,
cada una con una comisi6n de unio-
nistas, que Sc relevaba q int6rvalos, {
observation-disclosures el eIector antes devotar.
Sc establecier0n dos urnas de cris-
tai, la election comonz6 q las s de Ia
man6na, terminando 4 las I y media
de Ia tarde.
El orden mas perlacto rejn6 en- es-
ia election. La poIic1a a mando del
celoso tenienta Sr. Iturrondo, yigila-
ba con gran inter5s, y con gran i'm
parcialidad, Honor lturrondo, y
4 sus subOrdinaG03
Por III manaua Sc dij0 que algu-
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taa+,o - so,,,.a oo,.+,I4 40 ~ III:
cIa los contuvo. ALI estaban Tturron-
Cat.lo ~ I,o1,{a ,,a.o.o 10 at,n
IL < ,,.,:c-,fl4a- - -,
I,t,1oa ,o.aff;aa
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- - - ''-'-'.'' W l q -
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- - '''s, 'osloo e-oC'9i' ,1i.l5l' 'o
1885, 80 : 80 I;< = J0lon
,,,s, 80 [ :, ',-',9 - loo-l ~ ~.-'
= '',' 80 10 Y 'e'oj ~ (I.i0ei
:, = '',5'n oLl1oie@' i@.--aoH ,.I 0oFoero
~, ~ 80, - i-.@ = p '.''1.l'0 y''i'217n'
- : 'oi :" ~ '''' -''7 7ti'o 1AaeoI'
''''' oo' = = Nv o'''' = Il '''I-I q Li'l -
mo ulscuFso' l'en9'lo4',len aplaool-
90 ACo9'@ C"roo''9'' i'@oio a4 cora
~ou "ei p'o'io' iH'i1clo mucAos
@pl@C9oS'
De lHeel''o h7lilo9 oeJaoo para 10
H.tlmo oecir que tambie2 habIo, y ha-
DO coIiec'" ) clocuen19iHeAte' el IL
oon LUIS b7cerfa Lacot. rs
te JoFeh J alstin&uido abo&ado, ingre-
- aver en- Ia &Onlon oe Pderto Rico.@
III no tomaoa parte en- la Politica, y
9s una gran adqulslclon para ell par
Ado un1onlsta. Fue muy aplaudido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16
Sc peade en- $500 dollars
i ARNACTA DE BLANco.

Una fnoa en- Santurce, eompuesta
de 32 cuerda de terreno, con an freu-
te Ia carretera central de 1G5 metros
y otravesada por el FerrocarriI de
circunval aci6n en- una longitud de mas
de 300 metros. Tiene edifcaciones
por valor de mas de dos mil dollars y
conaiene $50 palmas de COCO. .-Infor-
mes; Fortaleza MIN. 81, bajos. 5 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

SAN JUAN IS AGOsTO 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16
LA UNION De
PUERTO BICO'

Las grandos causas, triunfan siern-
pre-. Toda tendencia patri6tica, des-
pu5s De luchas espantosas y ydeesfuel-
zos titanicos liega una realization
positiya cierta Las ideas salvado-
ras, w impoaen Al fn de la contenda,
Ia justicia 50 cumple, entire los
aplausos dc las masas pensadoras.
La eUni6n de Puerto Rico2 defon-
de Ia gran causa dc Ia vindicaci6n po-
pular, Abriga patri6ticas hermosf-
aimas tendencias, y mantiene con iuu-
sitados entusiasmos, las exoelsas ideas
della unidad regional, garantizadoras
del bien estar J la paz de Puerto Rico.
Los hechos ponen de manifesto
con elocuencia suma, la verdad de
clanso dejamos dicho.
Ea vi Sur do Ia Isla, en III invicta
ciudad de Ponce, q unionismo ha OBJ
tenido una hermosfsima victoria. La
victoria del derecho \ de Ia ciudada-
MA. I'll triunfo &c las t9ndencias bien-
hechoras de la eUni6n de Puerto Rico
El domingo dtimo Sc coIobraron
cn el Teatro d. aquella ciudad eIeccio-
ues populares para nombrar la Junta
local de La comunidad unionista, en-
aauol aoto hormosfsimo, en- aquelIa
manifestation del amor 4 Ia patria y
q IA idea. - az una demonstration pal
maria de numarosas faerzas con cue
cuenta alli Ia eUaidn dc Puerto Rico. )
El aoto della vosacion Sc Ilev5 q ca-
DO con perfecto orIen, maniiestlndose
ALI entaramente libre la voluntad dc
los votantes. NADIA de ooacci6n nj de
cortapzas. NADIA que tendiera q res
tringir Ia libertad del ciudadano.
Es por todos conceptos laudable. |
la conducta de nuestros correligiooa- |
rios de Ponce. sus Iuchas son mere
cedoras de todo aIiento estfmulo. |
Su actitud altamante patri5tica nerece
III APPLAUSE de los buenos n dc jos instoe
Diierentes veces hemos eSpueat0 |
en las eolomnas Gle nuestro dtarlo, las
exceieae'a' de la @Uni6n de Puerto |
hlco'>
Dentro de ella, va formdndose Ia
gran fuerza mora cue es necesario
poner frente los errores y las suspi-
cacias de partidos gobiernos. Sus
trabajos van encaminados 4 eXtirpar
los odtos las rencillas poIlucasen e!
seno d3 nuestro pueblo, que solo en-
gendran la anarqufa q desorden.
Sus props sitos no son otros, que los
de yiacular fuertemente la acci6u y 81
pensamiento de los nativos, fin de
dar entonces comienzo d los trabajos
fecundos del patriotismo insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

crup. Domingo Sepdlveda, Manuel
Monllor, Migael Maldonado, jose Fer
nandez Coronas, Jose Gordils, Tomas
Blasini, Ramon Colon.
He aquf Ia candidatura de Besosa,
derrotada;
Para Ia Asamb1ea Francisco Pa
rra Cap6, Luis Ca5als, Manuel Y. Do
menech, Eugenio Morales, Luis Ague-
rrevere, R0mualdo J. Zavala, Miguel
Maldonado, Pedro Juan Besosa. To-
mas B,asinf, Jose Vicente Qlinones,
Rafael Sanchez Montalvo, Carlos Pa
terne. Juan Gelpi, Pedro Juan Four
nier, Juan Campos Acosta.
Para Comit6: Eugenio Morales,
Luis Casals, Romualdo J. Zavola. Mi
guel Maldonado, Francisco CimGncz,
Tomas Blasini, Manuel MonllOr, Juan
Coppins, jose B. Ortiz.
Esta candid atura obtuvo 154 vo-
tos, mas men0s. La otra mil sete-
cientos votos. Son 6stos, informes de
republicanos.
Total de vOt0s entire las dos can
didaturas I854, este es: e35 Uot0s n}eaoS
ds los que oJtuU0 Iu caadidotura u95tgnts-
to en- eJ toatro.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que los
republican0s luchaban entire 81, y que
desplegaron todas sus fuerzas. Men
tras cue los unionistas hacfan una
election pac1fca, sin haber movido "a
gente de los camp0s, y sin tomarse el
calor cue posefa a los republicanos.
Con p0ca diligencia mas, dentrO de Ia
poblaci5n dnicamente, los votos unio-
nistas habfan llegado a dos mil qui-
nientos. Puede dectrSe que s2 Ponce hay
nsds on5oatsias que sepuJjtcaaoS.
Como Guayanilla J Penuelas
son dos barrios de Ponce, tambi6n en-
amb0s p0blados Sc m0vfan los repu-
blicanos. De Guayanilla no tenemos
noticias: paro 81 de PenueIas, en- don
de segGn Sc nos inf0rma, no pudo efec-
tUarse election republican,, por una
question que entire element0s de ese
partido surgi6 al c0menzar Ia election.
Pareee cue Ia fraccj6n popular
c0p6 Ia mesa, un proh0mbre patrO-
cinad0r de la candidatura BesOsa, Sc
impuso violentamente, quedaDdo Ia
election en- c8r9 Is mucha la cordia-
lidad republican,.
-Tambi6n en- Juaua-Diaz sc cele-
braban eIecciones repub}icanas aver.
Luchaba Ia Traction Tosas lei Alcalde)
contra la fracci6n Dlaz, tpiunfando Ia
primera.
Hubo unos palos entire individuo5
de un1 V otra fracci6n, yendo la car
eel siet5 individuos que saIier0n bajo
fanza.
Por la noche el captain Sil6n tuvo
que disolver IN MEETING de In fr8cci6n
Diaz, porque teni6 que Ell orden Sc al
terara.
Y el meeting unionista de aver en
La Perld fu6 concurridlsimo; pero
tambi6n ordenadisimo.
--Ha sido capturado Modesto Ro-
driguez, Ell praso de / 6 c&rcel de Ponce
que Sc fug5 el otro dia de los trabajos
que Sc haclan aqul en- 81 canentesio.
La captara , a practice IL policfa de
Coano. del distrito de Ponce.
-El vapor &C0amo2 lleg6 el vier-
mes, y est5 descargando I,400 sacos de
arroz para varios.
-Candidatura unionista TRUMAN
te . elecsa:
Propietarios: DR.. S. Carb0nell.
Luis 2. Valdivieso, Lcd0. Luis Llo-
rens Torres, Pedro Ventura, Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-16

sana mas de un aho ya."-sta. Jessie.
meme Westland.
Sta. Alice D ssssler, de No. 1918 North
Bryant AVG, Minneapolis, Mimi, escrie
be 10 siguiente acerca &c IA Peruna:
''Estaba sufriendo de la garganta
de Ia cabeza. Una de mis- amigas que
me visitaba me dijo que probara Ia Pc.
runa. Lo hice = Ia encontr6 meior que
halfa esperado. No solo NE san6 del
catarro sino tambien me di6 una salud
perfecta. Alice Dressler.
Sta. Mamie Groth, Platteville, Wis.,,
escribe:
"de sufrido varios aIcs con frecuentes
dolores de espalda, y dias enteros tendrfa
dolores espaptosos de cabeza. Narias
de mis- amigas me aconsejaron que
probara Ia Peruna. Consult6 con mi
m6dico Y me dijo cue 81. Seguf su con.
sejo Y ahora estoy sin dolor de ninguna
clase." ."-Ma%lie Groth.
En- una carta reciente de No. Grant
Ave-, Denver, Col, la Sra. Ida L.
Gregory escribe:
"Hace unos seis afos mi marido sufria
con postracion nerviosa. Siguiendo el
consejo de IN amigo boticario traie
casa una botella dc Peruna. Con 81 uso
recobr6 Ia salud, Sc le aument6 el ape
tito, pudo dormir en."-Ida L.
Gregory.
Sta. Florence Murphy, No. 2703 Second
Ave, Seattle, Wash, escribe:
"Sufria mas de IN .aGo con enfermedad
femenn, y consult6 4 varios doctores
pero ninsuno parecfa capaz de sanarme
permanentemente. Solo Sc necesitd
POGO mas de tres botenas de Peruna
para hacerme buena V fuerte. No he
tenido mas dolor d. cabeza nj de ospalda
nj pujos. s."-Elorence Murphy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-05
NEGRO MURDERED
WHITE STRANGER
Found Dead III "Wild Cat Chute
Sunday Night.
IDENTITY is A MYSTERY
EVIL DEED MARRIED THE PASS
ING or EASTER DAY
THE MURDERER
ESCAPED.

A strange white man was lount
dead about lis O'Clock yesterday
morning ca Halliday avenue between
thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. The
find was reported by Mary Penny, g
negro woman who lives in the yicini
/ ii. Night Sergeant Mcnamara an(
Officer Nichols hurried to the place
ana found that the man had been
de&d several minutes rs the body was
almost cold.
Gn3n examination it was discover
ed that the man was terribly cat il
fathe.iah arm and both breasts, and ii
his right hand was an open pocEC
knife. 4 trail of blood was plainly
visible and led to fifty feet below
Twelfth street, where the cutting evi
/ IDENTIFY occurred.
The officers, reinforced by Office
CowGl, began a search of the houses
about Twelfth stree, occupied by nc,
groes and finally succeeded in finding
one, Sallia Pitapat. who claimed tc
know al about the affair.
She said that she had met the
stronger on Halliday avenue and hc
gaFe Ter . dollar after which he at
tempted to take it from her She re.
sisted him and called for some o.
her nlgro friends to come to her aid
and one Frank Lewis put in an a!
pearance lie engaged In the ARRAY
which ended in the killing Of the
white man.
Further than the above nothing II
bnoTn by the police The dead man.
hat Is missing and the one worn by
Lewis was found near the body
There was absolutely nothing on the
body of the dead man to give any
clue Of his identity. The only thing
That vas found Is a candidates car
as follows: "W. c. Welman, candi
date for collector solicit your su
port. Primary April % The man /.
about 80 years old, is almost six fee
tall has dark hair, grayish.brown
mustacha and his eyes are deep il
his head He wore a red flannel shr'
and rather poor clothes.
The knife which was found in tho
dead mans hand was identified by
the pitipat woman as not belonging
to Lewis, The officers say the wea.
pom was not claspod tightly in his
hand and it is their belief that 4
was put there with the intention O
convey ing the impression that it was
case of suicide
Lewis was traced to Forty.ar
street, but the trail ended there anc
nothing has been heard Of him. The
Pitapat woman is in the city jai,
awaiting the Investigation and verde
of the coroner's jury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-05
Improves The Flavor and adds 10
tho heaIthfalnsss OF The food.
ITEMS or INTEREST.
" PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
CHICAGO

Porcelain is being used for water
pipes,
Fish are unusually scarce in Lake
Erie.
American fashion plates are used
in German tailor shops.
The United States sold Korea about
$i0Ut00 worth of goods last year.
In all countries more marriages take
place in June than in any other month,
California produces more oranges
and lemons than any other state in the
Unioa
The United States mint at San Fran
cisco is til largest institution Of the
kind in the world
The meat received into Smithtie'd
market every year for the feeding of
london exceeds 100000 tons.
Iowa pays women school teachers
less than any other state, the average
salary being $369l a month.
The port Of New Chwang. at the
mouth Of the LAO river, Is the greatest
bean market in the world.
The secret Of the art Of writing Is
to have something to say. and 10 say
just that and no other
Owing to the clearness of the air,
conversation in the arctic regions can
be carried on by persons two miles
apart.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-05
Electric Lights Are aOni. -

Fashionable hostesses are wearying
Of the brilliant electric bulbs and are
going so far to the other extreme that
even the homely and old-fashioned
rush light is coming back in favor.
Fitted into eunningly devised stand
ards of silver or glass and with tinted
silk shades, these lights are a decided
attraction to a dinner table. Besides
being ornamental they shed a soft
and most becoming glow on pretty
faces and handsome jewels 1t is said
by London paper that the princess
Of Wales prefers rush lights 10 any
other, and has a collection that is
worth many thousands of dollars.
OIL lamps are also high in favor and
the shapes and shades are very attrac
tive in the new chinaware. One nov
city recently designed is swung from
the ceiling. The light IS concealed in
a copper bowl and Is given of by re
fectl0n from the Furnished surface Of
a copper shade above The result is .
light that is peculiarly rich and effec
live.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-05
sun
Stroke Sh altered NY
Nerves.
Gave Up Preaching
For Two Years.
DR.. Miles Nervine Put
Me On Active List.

Are yoa wclI2 DO you sleep well? Do
you get up rested, fresh ana vigorous2 Ia
Yoqr mind clear and activef II not read the
following. See what another has suffered
and hos, he recoyeted.
'Some years ago was afflicted with sun
stroke which left me wiih q shattered merry.
ous system and exceedingly poor health.
suffered terribly with pam IN my head, The
top 0f ny head would fell hot. I Goa not
study, and after striving for two years to
wear the trouble of, ! was compelled TO give
up my pastoral labor and retire 10 my farm
where spent nearly two years irving 10 re-.
-up5fate. Il was all OF NJ avail. Physicians
Treatment ard patent medicines failed 10 re-
iese me- MAS exceedingly nervous ard
irritable and sometimes would shake terribly
| could not bear any noise At the least eI-
c.tsu IL tbs blood &culd rush g. nv face
sHi had. Tao year AGO ] was in1Lur,l 10
Try Or. Niles Restorative iserin-. After
ussHJ enc bottle ! could scc improvement IN
ny condition 50 | continued taking il fof
nearly year. | au happy to say 70
longer have those pains IA my head or nery.
5us spells. hg appetite is good and ! en-
able - preach tare times on sunday with
u: fa.igec. [ consider Dr. miles Nervac
the most won ieJful medicine ever dsroy.
cred Rev. y. Alex. Holman, Pastor L. 3.
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