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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Staats-S cb1rSe Der 2ciden6citatter.

Staats-S eb6rSe Der 2cidenbeitatter.
gae 2eihenbeitattcr Ii. Iiiiltenten
BON 2eihenbeitatterlL Die in ibren
@eldGften in Der Stoot Baltimore
tbotig iilio, werben hermit benof-
rid)tigt, odB bereit SicenSen fir Die
Illsiibung9 bon Observation-Disclosures
I. Ntai 1904 erloidJen merbcn, 1t.
i'm Safe elmer 8idterlHttetltltg Der.
iel6en omqoSer tor obi9em 9atrm
iaaen bi& segg.partiaen 2icenlen
fir nllll }uno nidtigs erfllqrf iperoell.
SIN guitrage Scr Stqatss9 eboroc Der
2eid)enbcItatter
(ge5.) nSiobn 9. Spcaec,,' Srdi.
Sapio Mc2can, SefretGr.
(@(pril5,t2, 15,1S,20,23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
@citcrn WarDlanS-S a1n.
Frat In Strait an, 30. Vpuemter 1903.
Sise berIniien 9illensStatiou pie folgt:

srat tn Strait ant 30. Wopember 1903.
3lse b~erIaiien 9illen:S iatiou tpie foI8t:
fGglidl.
toipr, @abnesburo, q. & 70. Vabn uio Dem
Siiben. unb alseenoulnlen Sonntaes .. ..
Nabn. Gbambersbur9, Wtartinsburg rno
1925 abenbs accommodation na9 uniom
grioee.
80 sau lsiiH ei RSsb' bon IN G saS u msS.'e Carlisle III
ilub y. & 8. Nabn.
s.25 frib-Saupt!irie, Sasersto'pn, S9ippesss'
blre, Sreserid. Ginmitsbure nnb @. & ".
1O.12 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na6 Union.
Nribee, Ypri unb GETTYSBURG.
2.25 giabmittagS. Ifionlooattoh nan uf''on'
a.25 Wadmittas -sriomuooation mad Gmorp
Q3roOc, U. 4 8. Stottton, .lopie Upvt.
s4.45 Mahmiiines @rpreB nab Slgnbor.
nrto Sann MIoinmobaiion bic Saeerstoiui;
ierner Sreberid, @ntmitSburg uno Stippens'
burg @arlor.ySaegcn).
ell Observation-Disclosures flr @riorp
+b.4s Wanmittaes - 2itniteS na9 Ycrf, Sa.
iloper yno 9eftpsbnrg cEarlor.gSagson).
GIG neutrality-suspicious. mad linton gribae.
500 Wbos. = accommodation nab @Inorp
1880 gur .eonutass.
o.s5 Nloreers Milomooaiion mad Union
$50 msabmliitassMaiiommooction nat Union
4.46 Observation-Disclosures na@ eniorp
sSaiien nint an Ser observation-disclosures
Wnei. mno Gepdds@urcau ysorboft.Gde bon
GbarIess uno 2erinetorsG trabe.
Mpenne., Snltons unS WaIbrooi SNorib.Npe.J.
Citation on.
:; 3, gsis%sio, g. 2; So,g.gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

Cine done &uiiin in
Germ, Sri. SaAarin bot gum
&riegsfono lire critic State bon 800
&rbeln beigelteuert, Die lie auf er.
collide @eiie 5uiommengebroft
bat. Sri. Sodorin lit cine Der bib.
ld)elten Observation-Disclosures
3uBlono's. Sic lit crit 10 Sabre
alt uno beriibmt ourd ibr beaaibern.
beS 9adeln uno ibren i60nen Seint.
Sor eini9en Sagen fang Sri. Soda.
rim oaS ,leue potriotilbe 2ieby Slap.
naia &oliiia." Ils iie ibloB, berei-
tete lie ibrer 3uboreridaft cine grobe
lteberraidung, inoem tie bic Infiin-
oignng madte, bab iie Seben fiiiien
tperoe, Der ibr aebn &ubel fir Sen
artegsionO geben miiroe. Die Ser
iammelten ipraneen Iofort ouf,
idmenften 9dnfnoten rnb itiirmteil
alif Die 9iibne. Die 8eripirrung mar
10 groB, bob Die Sdauipielerin lid,
IN ibr Infleioe5immer fliihten muB.
te. Ils Der Sumnlt iid gelegt botte,
fam iie berpor uno .~perfaufte" unter
r%ngebelrer @eaeiiterune ibren Scr.
ebrern iiber $50 &iiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

Ee II ions.G NJ / q l.
@are Iiebt Ii6 infolge Der pielen gn-
fragen 81 Der Grfldrung peronlaBt,
Dab Die unlangit oefretirte differs
penlion feline 3uiobpeniion iei. Serr
8ore modt oorauf auimerfiom, bob
oaS @eiet ousOriidli6 .Oos 3ablen
bon nlebr, ais elmer Eeniipn an einen
GeniionGr uer6iete llno ooB Die I-
terspeniion fir ieitberige EeniionGre
MIR lofpeit in 9etra6t fonlme, ais lie
cine @rbobun9 Der Eeniion ouf Die
fir Ilterspeniion itiptlirte Summe
g%eitotte, fols Die Gritere ieitber nie-
briger por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

& bngrebmi tgIi eb g o.
pering bon Waiia6uietts iagte oieier
Gage in elmer Hebe iiber Die allga-
meme Nabbemiai9un9S Dill: Der
Eunft, an Dem Die @eiebgebung oas
@olf am empfinolidlten beriibrt, lit
Der, 100 ieine 20bne, iein togli6es
@infomnen urto feline Saihen beein.
fluBt peroen. @ir mogen bier iiten
uto politiide &eben balten, bis Il-
les blau lit, mir m0gen politii6cs
Spiel 81 unierer @ieoererfpGbllrrg
treiber, es miro wenig niisen, men1,
mir nid)t aftip eingreifen, uniere liz
ouitrie0e Sage 81 perbeilern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
GMr Iantett.

Gas Gelcctit-S amen-S dncioeripitcm
TIT lciht Al Iernen, ioiiet ie1r ipcIi9. rro 1T
cine quite griparnib. fir sic bel Der sl~nferti9iins
2brer &leiber; pic S6ule Ut lest G%eollnet.
@egeu 0ebinetugeu ipefibe n,at itl all
~ SuberS. Mr. 2t2. 9loro'ebarlesfS trGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
fEe,netcrG.

geie Setliprlen iinb iest 3lir @eii6ti9ullg eers
i9l Siele auSeepdblte COTS. Der gu.
9einliiildie 9i,sfunft ~ertbeilen. 9as GrerIato.
HUM lleot fagltb sur Snipclticn often. Sse9en
Ma9ssein peiloe mon i6 all ben Snperiilfenoen<
tpgasStrafc. ," CNpril5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Subn Seriuig G Su9n.

TetWrupetuutt u~s Vs"""''"W'tVtf
sr. zoos, prteaus.etr. .MeS.tIeI.: sSiuotor 255
Sipeigeef6dft: CIR. b24. berl. editernssoenuc.
9Virofpr 90. 0iff1en tperbcn eeliefcrt fir
9odaeiteu, llnterboltuuoen pnS aneers @elsaelt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

Sn Siorno, Chile, Bat oic
(ortige oclitihe Sdllle, pie Die 0tp.
notsid)riit nSas 9euti6tbum i'm
Irslonoe" mittbeilt, ibr 5~0-iGbrige}
Snbilorm geieiert. Die slnltolt lit
Die GlteIte oeutihe Sbule in G6i!c.
Die 5%meitolteite in gang Siioomerifo.
BUR Set merben an ibr 244 S6ii!W
bon odt Sebrern unb elmer 2c6rcrrn
rnterridtet. Die 6ileniihe &egie-
rillg geluGbrt Der gnltalt cine j1br.
lid)e 9eibiilfe bon 5000 Yelos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
S6umas 6. Saiibor COMPANY.
Suacnieurc iits Gpntratturen.

5eniporircr @cib dftspIlab
sr. go, @efhEratt'S traee.
gSir fins in Der Gage, Sampf. mo BaiIcrs
bei5uta, ippic Sodorld4Sqrnptrnbrer, iuie iris
her, 6cr3ltitellcT. 0ampifeiiclsSSerie murbet
ni6t ourh Seuer befbIoigt. 9an1pficiieI,
Sanpfmnf6iner, Eumpen etc. fir lnmittcIbare
2ieieruna. ~
Wit. Serlon 1920. Spurilailo Gi2.
(Sar22, 1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Or. M1m. Berker,

S2e6ialiit fir Widnners iiito 6ranenstrarfbeis
ten. peilt In ~tiir8ei.er Seit Sppbilis, Mnsi6laa,
9alS' uno Wiun6saranfbeiien. ghisfIiitie ieber
Smpoien3, Nierels nIiS 9lafen 0rantbeiicn.
Office III Or. @cder's anaiomiften Wluieum.
Nr. 10S, Sit.Saltimur .straHe.- Sprehitlnoen:
bon o lbr Mor9ens bis 10 ubr Mbenos; Sunl,s
tags uno bon 9 llbr bis 10 ubr 9ibelos.
". y. 81. @eder's Hafte beilt nrieblbar
ieoen Niisfllb. Combination fret.
(!Uiai25 ,1%S&S) N48
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
per 9entfGe CORRESPONDENT.

per 9eutfGe correspondent.
cridcint jeben Sag i'm SATIRE,
6. 3aitte. Gigcntbi,ncr itab IeSaftcur.
@cId,aitss sureau 1r. 210, Rprs.G albert. str.
sies afton.. ...........efr. All, St. Qanls etrafc.
2c.,rbcnc:
8ei6dii5bure1u:
6. & &. 5s2S NNt. 8erllon.
WtarpIano 1910 Gourtlauo.
Aeolitiorsbureau
6. & 8. 3t75 UT. Sermon.
WnrbIano 1899 GourtlGno.
@ieenibiiner e. 9iaiue. g8obnune:
e. & q. 900 a Winoiion.
GeI6dftsfibrer g.. 81. 9einS, @obnina:
6. & g. 12f b gSaIbroof.
S6alime Gusanbc (nur6 5rdGer ~beforsi) 1876.
SaBlihe hub misunderstanding -(5ablbar
an Die oas Sldtt beior9euoen Ird9er) -. 1je.
Sdglidbe uno Spmutags : Iusgabc unter
Yprtos Vornnsbc3ablui9 pro Sabr.......Ss $3.50
@1dcntIidbc 2nsnabc
(poriofrei nit gh5na fir GIubS):
Wnh Dem SHlntoe pro SaDr. ........ $3.50
Dad BEN Gu5larbe pro Sa6r. .......S4.0U
euRutage'Ansgabr pro Sabr. ...........S1.jO
9as bette NIB biniaite beutide slatt In ben
MitteI. unb sioitaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

@orte erlpG6nt mor0en. 9rpan meint,
Die in Il6onp angenomnlene Elatts
form loQte Barriers 9fomination Der
binoerlt. es lei benn, bab Die Demo,
fraten in ct. 2ouiS nit bent Bubli.
finn Elm Spiel Standardization per,
lltd)en mollen.
9oofer &. @aibington
meint, Der Neger lei Elm @eltfoftor.
Seine Station Der Grbc bobe in ser
9iloullg 10 id)nelle Sorti6ritte &c,
maft, ipie Die ytegerbepolferung Der
Siloltaoten. Gen Softor fam man
nod biitgeben loiier, ollein NIT oen
rald,en Observation-Disclosures tits ei.
tel Mumpib. "a boben 3. 9. Die SSn-
porler in bier Sobr5ebnten oenn oo1
9or5 on0cre Jfeiultotc e~r5ielt.
TuBIanom ill oen arieg3.
GorreIponberten, melde iid) Der
orobtlolen Ielegropbie bebienen, oaS
&onoperf legen. 0oS fam linn nift
perorgt lucroen. 0oB HuBlano ober
gleid 81 10 oroItii6en Wtitteln greift
unb onbrobt, Die nit nSltnfiprii6en"
arbeitcnOen SriegS . Gorreiponben.
ten, i'm Safe Tie crgrifien meroen, als
Spione itanore6tli6 ST. perllrtbei(en,
miro ben meiItcn &riegs-9 eri6ters
Itottern unb ibren sluftraggebcrn ia.
tol fem. Gem gitbIifum fam sic
So6e egol iein. SIS miro meniger
5erfunocnc ooer erlogene &riegsno1
ri6tcn crbalten.
Samucl 8omperS, Ser
TrGiibent Ser nslmerican S%eOeration
Of 2obor," bot in Chicago 5mei Wor.
mlngen an sic 9lrbeiter geridtet. Gr
lagt: nGS lit trourig, nenn Elm Stri.
fc mittclit @ciuolttbaten burdgefiibrt
miro. Cine @eiperfidoft, Die in Die
fer @eiie porgebt, mad,t iif 5ltr Ser.
breGerin nnb b~erliert Die g(btung
alioerer ebrenpoller @etpcrfibaften
uno Die SbeiInobme bes Bublif,ms.
'8elpolttbut lit brutal uno 5ltglcid)
idlefte Golitif, Die ST. Nieoerlogen
fiibrt." Die olroere @orntng lit,
grbeitergeiperfihofteu nid)t III poli'
tide @oblfGntpfe binein 5crrcu 81
loiien. Die s(rbeiter ieien 81 Qoll5
onoeren3peden orgoniiirt; ibr 8ertb
lueroe ihner beeintrGhtigt, luenn iic
iih 81, politii6em Horteibooer nib.
brail6en lieBen. Oo 8ompers felt
iiber brei Sabr5ebnte IN Dem 8eiperf-
i~d)oitsleben ltebt, 10 bot er jeben.
falls Elm llrtbeil bariiber.
SIN nationaIen HeprG.
lentontcilbullie mar bieler Gage Die
Bill ulter 9eratbung, onoertbolb
Miaionen Collars fir Die glterspen-
IioRen Der 5iueieinbolb ndditen 500.
nate 81 beiuiligen. Sr. Moon BON
Senneiiee brndte Elm ENHANCEMENT
Elm, Dab Die Eeniionen nit GO Sabren
beginner unO grooualiter iteigen
loaten = olio gellau no6 ocmgSort'
lollt bcS 0efrcts bon YrGiioent 300.
iepelt. Sus ENHANCEMENT nurbe ais
uneeicblid) nieoer9eitimmt. 9as Sic.
observation-disclosures belpiQigte oanrt
Sic Sorberling. gS lit in Der Ereilc
uielfod) erortert poroen, bob Der Ib.
miniitrotion bas HedJt niht 5ultebe,
biele Ilterspeniionen 81 befretiren.
NieIeS &edt belize einSig uno alleir
Der GongreB; aIlein Die berrid)enoe
Eortei bot 5~llgegebet, bob Dem Con.
greb bieies Heht perfiimmert nor
Den lit. Sb bos NeprGientonten.
boits, bos ieit einiaen Sabren bonn
Senot 5ienli6 bon oben berunter be.
bonbelt iuorocn lit, lib lpieber oili
Die @iirbe ieiner Stellling beiinner
pirb2
Sie SinotS Gonpentio II
Der 0emofraten Eenniplpoucn'S bat
hire 9elegaten nab ct. 2puis on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Baltimore Cemetery.

bureau: Mr. 344, Rprb.G GarfcS-straRe
.VegrdbnibpIdbe ANN s,erfalf 49, bon $25 on,
Ill., ~ Wtafnlorptoiten abeegreu5t, $50 Siae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

Sn elmer fleinen Bro.
pin5itaot miro bonn Mlilifperein y0ie
Sbopfnng" auigefiibrt. 9ei Erobe1
nno Iuffiibrrng ml,roe Elm Nrbeiter
.pcrlpenoet, Der Die Notcnpultc II. |. ~.
ouf5nItellen bate. Nad Ser Muffiibs
rllrg befommt Ser 9erein bon oieiem
Irbeiter Die &ehnltng: nsln Scr Sbo.
pfung bret Gage m~itgebolielL madt
8 Wtarf so Efg." II. |. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

yltnfeI Cams" Staatss
Sallsbalt foitet nn6 ben bonn Gons
greB bis jebt belpiQigten gl1sgoben in
runoer Summe bereits 700 Willionen
Collars. Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lperoen fir oaS laltfenoe Sisfaljabr
ouf etlpa 7~04,472,000 Collars ge.
l6abt. Nun iinb ober mcoer gelpili.
gltnGcn fir Slllb- ilno Safen, nod
fir HegierungSgebdllbe gemadt
lporoen, ioboB bic Iusgaben Die Wail-
lioroe errei6en, pieQeidt iiberihrei.
ten miro. Ser GongreB bat iib olio
Die Wobnung, Die Der Yr1iioent in
leiner Sotid)oit altSgeiprohelL nidt
gu Ser5en genommen. 9eionocr3
ouifoQenb Iinb Die boben Eoiten fin
Seer unb Warine. @1brcnb Der bier
Sabre Der lebteu Glepelano'i6en
Yrulioenti6aft ~foitcte Dos Seer Der
S%ereinigten Stoaten etluas iiber 81
Utillioncn Collars; in ben lebten bier
Sabren bat es iiber 800 WiQioncn
gefoitet. Sir oie Morine pllrben
inter Der lebten Glepelano.Slomini.
itration 1912 MiQionen o,~lsgegeben,
IN oelt lebten bier Sabren ober foitetc
uniere Worinc iibcr $50 Wiaionen.
ga Die Hegierungs .GinnoGmcn in
LETTER Belt 5l1riidge0ongen iino, 10
fonnte es bel peiterem @bfloren in
3olleinnabmlen notbpenoig iperoen,
cine gnleibe ali5uncbmen, Inn lnier
9iioget ms @leidgepi6t 5l brirgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21

Gle Staots Convention
Der Semofraten Eenniplponcn'S bot
ibre 9ele9aten nod ct. 2puis oui
Die Ginbeitsreeel bel Ser I|biiinmung
initruirt, bieielbcn aber nibt oui
&idter Tarfer perpflidtet.
Wefomm men mir 0ieies
Sobr iiberballpt einelt Sriibling2 =
Nad Dem falten gturbmcit : Stlrm
Der beioen leeten Gage miro mon
gang ire an oieiem 5riibIina. Shnee
gum SdlitterfaBren, mie in Dem ODE.
rem Help.gorf, baben mir aleroings
ilidt gebabt, bofiir plrpe aber gal.
timore in Oidte Grandmother gebiiQt,
Die bon Den 9ranblt1tten aufaingen.
SieTer. Staaten f0nnen
in oieier ISOLDE Elm Subil6um feiern.
Dor 200 Snbren erihien in Bolton
Die critic amerifaniihe 3eitung 80.
iton Nensletter." Damn foIate Ybi.
laoelpbia uno erit 1925 Merp.gorf.
Sente gibt es in Den Ser. Staaten
ctwa 2i,00O 3eitungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-21
Bon Der ilntuu.S tatipn.
Tad1 philadelphia uub Weiu,Vurf.

Dol Nabl1. ln2onereiliolnl NimiteO") fdo,
lid. fiunttIi6 Tarlor'JSaagons; las, $500,
1913, 1908, ,*l0.55 II. 1872 Iorm., *12,05.
LAG, APO lnb *5,44 9tadm, $50 uno 1926
$500. *9.f3. zoos &or1n. *12.06, lis,
40 gludnl., *5.44, 7.50 NIB 11.25 @benbs.
)aur 8bilaoeIp9ia, 40, G.35. s.43. 0.2O Bornl..
glbenbs all 29o6 entngen. Gonntags 6.35.
500 9orln, 3,04, 5.0z, *6.35 uno Gas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-03
Some EpiRrams.

Miss Elinor Glyn. who wrote The Love Letters of Elizabeth" is the author of a slender volume published by the Messrs. Harper with the title. 'The Damsel and the Sage" The greater part of the vol ume is taken up by series of aphorisms which the Sage Is supposed to produce from his experience for the benefit of the Damsel A few examples will probably suffice:
 No man likes shooting tame rabbits. ''size love at whatever age it comes to you-if you can avoid being ridiculous.
 "A man wishes and a woman wishes, but Circumstance frequently wins the game.
 An action committed in bad taste is more curing and dIsilluslonizing to love than the cruelest blows of rage and hate.
 "A woman is always hardest upon her own sins. committed by others. man IS sometimes lenient to them.
 "A fool can win the love of man. but 1t requires a woman of resource to keep it."
 IOf curious interest at this season, when Mime. Patti is engaged in taking her final farewell of America, is this account of the adorable diva's reception in Marseilles in January, 1866, trine of almost thirty eight years ago.
 Patti la Diva arrived in Paris last night. As Marseilles her reception can
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-03

only be compared to that which Jenny Hind met with in America. She sang first in Lucia and then in Barbiere, and learned her part In French in twenty-four hours, as the rest of the artists could not pronounce Italian. The last evening a perfect ovation was prepared for her on quitting the theatre. Ten thousand ind,- vfduals were crowded in the very small space which separates the theatre from the Hotel de Luxemburg. Her carriage and horses proceeded at q foot pace; pee- pie threw themselves almost under the wheels, the glasses were smashed, her bonnet fell in the confusion and was in- stantly torn to atoms, the smallest shred thereof being seized as a relic. On reach- ing her hotel she was compelled to ap- pear on the balcony, where the crowd obliged her to throw down some Of the flowers under which she had been almost smothered on the stage. Each leaf as 1t fell was caught and treasured as though if had been the love token of La Diva to each separate individual of the dense mass. of human beings over which her ge- nius swayed with almost supernatural power."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-03
eEoaaE ". swEEmEY. Prep.

me busy delivering the goods
 Do you think the fact that leap year is less than two weeks away has anF% thing to do with it7''
 Say, do you know there may be ~ whole lot in that; hadn't looked at if that way before, and I'm sure that q lot of my customers every day will need all the extra touches they can put on if they are getting ready for this leap year paef- ness" This with contemptuous toss of the head.
 Visits to the lace. silk aiSl fancy dre1a goods counters revealed tho condition 0& phenomenally increased sales and tired salesgirls. The proprietress of a laxxNs facial massage establishment in FoFyy% second street admitted that the nurnDek of her regular women clients had Ere4<* ly increased of late, but she was ioatNN to believe that the coming leap year fad anything to do with her growing busineSH. The facts, however. arc eloquent. XhH last leap year showed 8 big increased fm the per cent of marriages In two short weeks another leap xNMf will be ushered in. The sale of.nN Hf l these feminine articieR that can verted into final touches's and
 touches" has been greatly increa Unless all signs fail there will heW | thing doing in 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-03
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it 8
 i1 Preserving Health and Beauty,


 Nearly everybody knows that charcoal is the safest and most efficient disinfec- tant and purifier in nature, but few real ize its value when taken into the human system for the same cleansing purpose. CharcoaJ is a remedy that the mora you take of 1t the better; it is not a orue at all, but simply absorbs the gases ana impurities always present in the stou- ach and intestines and carries them out of the system.
 Charcoal sweetens the breath after smoking, drinking or after eating on.ons and other odorous vegetables.
 Charcoal effectually cleans and i'm proves the complexion, 1t whfHens rh.. teeth and further acts as a natural sn't eminently sate cathartic.
 It absorbs the injurious gases which coi. lect m the stomach and bowels: if distn- fleets the mouth and throat from the To1- son of catarrh.
 All druggists sell charcoal in one forro or another, but probably the best cba-- coal and the most Tor the money is In Etuart's Absorbent Lozenges; thev ne composed of the finest powdered yuior' charcoal, and other harmless antissnfics fin tablet form or rather in the form ~ large, pleasant tasting lozenRes. tbt, ahaI coal being mixed with honey
 The daily use of these lozeness u,in Soon tell in a much improved cond .t,tn 1ti of the general health. better comnIexion sweeter breath and purer blood. and Ina beauty of 1t is. that no possible harn, can result from their continued use. hn, on the contrary, great benefit.
 A Buffalo physician in speaktns oP tho benefits of charcoal. says. "I sd,,se stuArt's Absorbent Lozenges to ali ,,o' tents suffering from gas in stomach snd bowels, and to clear the complexion ana purify tho breath, mouth and throat. also believe the liver is greatly bsnedt,ed by the daily use of them; they cost b", twenty-five cents box at drug stores. and although in some sense a naten, preparation. yet believe get more and better charcoal in Stuart's Absorbent LoEenges than in any of the ordinary eAarcoaI taoletB. eoWk-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-03
PILES.
Cured Quickly and Without Pain.

Cured Quickly ana Wltnout faln'
 There are pile remedies without num- ber but there Is only one cure, and that is the Pyramid Pile Cure. which is in the form of q suppository and Is applied di- rectly to the seat of the trouble
 Any physician will tell you that for the proper treatment of Piles nothing can compare with a suppository, whereas the greater number of preparations that are offered to you for the treatment of this disease arc lotions. salves and ointments. Why? Because thev are not so expensive as a suppository, which is bound to con tain more costly ingredients, and which requires special machinery to make it; moreover. q suppository inserted up the rectum comes in direct contact with the cause of the complaint. and no other form of treatment does so.
 Wallace Goldman, Halerton. p. e., Canada. writes: ''G have had two surgical operations for piles and they were not a success; after using three boxes of Py- ramid Pile Cure feel as though I never had piles, and they have afflicted me for twenty years
 B. II. Palmer. Windsor, Calf: After suffering from piles for fifteen years and trying different salves and ointments in vain, I was completely cured by the usl of two fifty cent packages of Pyramid Pile Cure"
 lnESe ana lNOusdiuS Ol HlIllldr IeINGFt go to show that piles can be cured. are cured. Cured to stay cured Cured SC they won't come back. Cured without cutting Cured without danger Cured without pain. Cured without detention from work Cured without indelicate ex. aminationr. Cured in privacy of home Cured by eelf-applied treatment Cured with very little expense. Cured without the dread of publicity of waiting your turn at the surgeons office. Cured with out a dangerous surgical operation. its period of enforced invalidism tedious convalescence and heavy expense. You simply buy and apply q cheap and con venient remedy, 1t does the rest.
 All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure at fifty cents a package, and we urge all sufferers to write the Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich, for their little book on The Causes and Cure of Piies," which Is sent free for the asking. wed-su-