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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-04
ESTATE OF GEORGE H. FITZGERALD.

I'D Z OF Vf&ONN'F II II NIEKNIU.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Essex, Commissioners. to receive, examine
and adjust all claims aud der antis of all per
sons against the estate of Geo. II. Fitzgerald
late of Brighton in said District deceased and
all claims exhibited In offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the office of the Fitzgerald Land
& Lumber Co., on the twenty-second day of
November and twenty-fith day of April
next, from ten O'Clock A. NJ. until three
O'Clock p. NJ. each Of said days, and that six
months from the END day of October A
D.. 1904, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examnatio and allowance
Dated at Brighton this 9th day OF DC
tober, A. d. 1904. 24-a6
Z; M N N ansur' Commissioners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-04

One advantage Of Explorer Peary's
tenacity Of purpose is that he brings
the experience Of a veteran into the
problem Of polar navigation. The new
vessel he Is constructing for his fifth
and last trip In the arctic regions will
be q wonder In resisting strength and
In power 1t will be armored against
the sncroachments Of ice and have an
engine capable Of developing 1900
horsepower for emergencies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-04

The "hired girl' problem is not con-
ened to America. Even Italy, the sup
posed land Of starving peasantry,
Ands its grownup girls averse to do
nestle service. II they cannot get work
In shops and factories they drive
teams. push carts in the street, become
porters and carry heavy baskets OF
merchandise about the town or into
the country. They underbid the men
In the carrying service.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-04
A GUARANTEED CUREFOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case, no matter of how long standing, in
6 to IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. SOC. If your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it will
be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medi.
cine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-04

A curious irrigation problem is puz-
Fling the Egyptian authorities. A pro-
posed dam at Assuan, which will raise
the river level six meters, threatens to
destroy certain ancient temples in the
vicinity that are the delight Of foreign
visitors. 1t is question of the neces-
stiles Of the people and historic and
prtistic sentiment. Doubtless the tenn
plea will have to 20.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-04

Andrew Carnegie believes that the
way to have peace is to enforce peace
with big international club welded
by half a dozen great powers. This
recalls another would be peacemaker
who declared, "We'll have peace II We
have to fight for It,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
8efampfuns oes Sleiid UruHes.
yieb= 3idter.G onbention beidIiest bic Grridtung nnab=
baagiger SdladIbanier.
sebhofts GonereB. Debatte-ein 5reiiprua i'm sedtlproc6
Yieb3a9ter perbinoen
d.

portlan0, Ore, Is. San.
Die n%otionale yiebsiidter Contention
bsI1lOb beute einltimmIg bic @riinoung
zines Yerbanoes. nm unabbdnsi9e
GdladtbduIsr in ben 9aupt.@entrsn
oes 2anoes 5u erridtsn, gum 3mede
Der gstdmpIung Oes 6leiidtrufs uno
Wieoerberitel!ung normaIer BiebpreiIe.
Ye6telsqroceB.
Allentown, 3D., Is. San. -
0eute beeann DER proceB bon NlOis
edltein, Der an9ebli9 Der b~e9iinliigte
2iebbaber Der im Cttober ermOroeten
Mabsl gehtel 9~eDeien Iein !Ol.
Die Nntlaee lautet auf getbeiliaunq
al benz Woroe. IS perlautet 6. ioae
freigeiprOden unO ais 3eu9e geseH Ole
Nedtels ~peripanot nerben.
0ah grldutsruna Der Qntlage iuur.
Den als erite 3euaen psridieoene Rad.
barn Der Be6iel's DerHommeu. iernei
Der Nr3t. melder Die 9lutoplie pOr9s.
nommen bate.
Grau yrobsts Sdmeifer Der ermor'
oeten. be5euais, oab Wabel uuo gdiieir
bduIiae StreIti9isiien gebabt batien'
nadber purOe nod 3. Wsiienberq
uber feline lebie Ysaeqnung nit ben
Wdoden Dfrnommen.
Rad 2 meiteren Yernebmunesn be.
antraQie Der Diitriitsanunli bic 6rsIl
Iprsduns edasin's uuo bic Surp aot
ibr ysrOitt mad 9upeiiuug oes Rid
tiers aui 1nidti6ulois" ub.
@atifieatsons Nus
taafd d.
Waf9tngtou l30San. Su
5taatsoepnrisment iuurren beute oil
Raiiiitationeu oes amer. : dineHIder
0anoels . vertraes 5uiihen Getreidl
ban uno benz dineiilaeu @sIanOter
6bsn 3ung 2iougs@heng aus9etauIdt,
Der YertroQ, iueldsr Die Csnnurg Del
Mauoinurei : 0dirn Muioeu INT
Nnttno beiiimmi, III isBt cine Oolenoet'
2batiahe.
IS erhbrIQi jebt MIR nod feline Der
flnoi0unQ uno Die 6rnenuuu9 Dor
Gcniutn fir Die beioen 0dfen.
Der Nsrtrag wuroe Ipdtsr bonn prd'
IiOenten unierbeihnet.
Ga Il ro oepoatrt Cutie d.
quues : Sober.
I'D binQtc n, IL. San. De-
benesolanifde @eianote Ser. 3ernan'
bes bat oas 5taatsoepartsment bsiladI
rihtigi, oab feline Regierun9 bet oel
qonooner Want In 6aracas 3,6Gl.l
05l Bolipars osponirt bat, ben 3t
pro5eni Der 3olI.einnabmen aus Del
0dien So @uapta lno pneriO tabelI
eni..predeno. Die Summe miro gu
9sSablunq Der entiddOiaungen Der ge
miibten 3ribunale b%erIuanot, b'e itr'
8bdiioteit In Caracas iosben b,enos
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
...Gtmas Ueues...

Nir baben bei9IoHen, 9lne welde finiIi9es
Gas gebrau9en. nit yorauS3abluu9ss yletern
gu perieben. obne elm 0epoiit Iu perlangen.
Nir iIelen Die Yerbinoun9 nit Der Saupts
9eitenesrobre Der, ebenio ieten mir einen Nes
ter auI uno Iiefern oas @os fir eiuen Dollar
per IauIeno. Die ein3ige Yeretnuu9 bic mir
MAIDEN. 1T fir bic Yerbtnoung5robre uon Der
0rumoei9entbum5 : @ren5e bis 5ur SteIle bee
Neters. gRir gerautireH, oab oieieIben Gus
trieoeubeit geben.
SIR Ndberes iprede man in Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
Mebr Spfer als ole S@winSt
indt
5or6erte bic sunoensnt5inSuns i'm Ietten
Sabre.

Din Dem December gerihte Der
Staats=@ 81 Observation-Disclosures, ben Seer.
Or. 6urtp aeitern preisseeeben bat.
Qebt berDOr. OaB mdbrsnO Des M0nets
in Snoiana 2S4S aberdeen ffarben.
Ooer 1873 prOcent. aeoen 1884 i'm
December 1902. 1913 qrOceut.
9ie 3ooesuriaben bertbeilten fih uie
Tolgt: Qungensnt5inoung-392 Qun-
gen =Sdminoiu6t = 337; Nerpen=
Tieber-65; 9ipbtberitis-56; 69ar=
lab-34; WaferE-8; &ubr ete.-23;
@ebirns uno Ridenmarts- gnt3tnoung
"a; @rippe SIS; Rinobstifsbsr-l0;
2rebs-9l; aetpaltfame 3obesarten-
l53; g~lattern-2.
Die Stsrblidteits : State in ben
StdOtsn NOR 1876, bic fir Oas 9anO
1919
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
Gonarsk.
8 t.

20 4 3 n q t o n, Is. San. -
Banana biloete abermais oas 0aup.-
Yeratbun9s=3bema i'm Senat uno
Qlei6 geiiern mar Die Debate belebt.
Senator @arniad er0ineie Die Wer=
banolun9en nit einem An9rin auf Die
Yolitit oes Prdfoenten ; ibm folate
Senatot Spooner, Der ein3ige anoere
heAtige Reoner, melder ole politit Deg
ptdlioenten ais nit Dem &edte in
eiStlang Iteheno unb ben Yrdioenten
lelbf ais npatriOtiIden. iapfern un
aufridtigeu Wann" Dertbeioigte.
SpOOner murOe bduiig BON Senator
3laman unterbroden uno es fam 81
Deridieoenen idarfen 3uiammenfioBen
Stuii9en geioen. Die Banana Dis=
%euilion IOa mprgeu mad eileoi9ung
Der 9lntrdge iiber Die pofamts. llnter=
|ilihung fortaeiebt ueroen.
Dor DER Banana Debate iano cine
Mtlir5e, aber bibige Giscuilion 5piiden
o.n Senatoren Yatterion uno Gcott
iber Die Nrbeiier. lnrube In Colorado
phtt.
Senator Stone bradte beute einen
Intrag Elm. oas a~u5wdrtiqe @omiie Su
Wadforidun9en iiber bic 3baiiahen
binfdtlid Der Rebo!ution In Banana
anBuveiIen, Defenders be5igli6 irgeio
elmer getbeiliauu9 ieiiens Der amer
Re9Ieruna oOsr zines jbrsr yeamtcn
OH Der @rinonng jener Republ |.
0ane.
Wo9 .lebbofier, orsiahnoigsr 0es
latte ;urroe beute nit 78 gegen 65
Stimmen bon benz Budget fir Die qes
aislatiOs, erscuiips lao @eridte Der
poragrapb 9eltrihen. Der N~oriebruns
gen iirS ole Weboltsr uno AusIagen
Der 6iDiloienn. gommiiiion Iopie ibrer
EIeris triiIt. Ger yeihlub uar Die
golge zines qnirags 0epburn. Sa.,
pen Iomobl Wepubliianer als 3emos
Isaten NIT Wort nno ,Siimme mnters
aabteu. Weaen oas Gibil . DienHs
5pncm IN isinsr 1etIgen Gurm Iprudsn
Die Nbg. oepburn (Rep. Soua); Gros.
osnor (Rsp Obio) iinO bartlett (Dsm.
@a.) unter ben Weoneru fir oasIelbe
wdren Die abq. Gooper (Aep. gBis.
uno @iaetie (Rep. MaI.)
Wem Die yorIaae osii 6auie einbe.
Gridtet 1T, 10 miro nad auiiiuoiguna
pes Nbq. Bingham Iiber oas Mmenoe-
uent bebufs 6treidung Der yorloae
FIR bic Gioil-D ienit. Is ommiiion Qb-
iimmmg NIT ga liro Rsil uerIangi
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
v dumun9 Der Mwilttdr.
Qager.

Eager.
Denber, Gol., 13. San. Nod
Dem @eneralaojutanten bat bic Rdu=
miin9 Der Wilitdrlager in Telluride
tnO Cripple @reef begonnen; niir PRO.
fob WaAen bleiben fir Notbfdae. Sn
Telluride bat Iid cine @abaaerietrupps
bon rs jungen 2euten NIT eiasnen
4ieroen qebiloet; bic oaIelblt ~bleibcnoe
Wa6e ift etma go Wann fart. Sm
Cripple 6reet- Diltritte berbleiben bore
lduiig 5wei gOmpasnien, etiua l85
Wann.
BIS bsute betragen Die Nuslagen fir
oas Wilitdr in 6ol9e oes Sireits, Der
M iebten CONNER begann, $500, 600.
SO NJ eouttio II.
g I. 2ouis 8, Is. San. Die Obne
Der Mrbeiter bel Der Mmerican Gar 4,
6ounorp 60. finb um 10 pro3ent ber=
rabgeIsbt; audi bic 8eamtels @ebdlter
muroen beIdnitten. gttpa 5000 per=
IOnm lino betrOffen. Die 0auptsg us
rsaus Der @eieui6aft befinosn fid bier,
i6re Is Gabriten linb I'M Qanoe ber=
treut.
36Ile in Dalnp.
Sam burg, 13. Sanuar. Die
rulliide Regierun9 bot Die 0afsn3Ole
in Dnlnp auf % Gents fir iebes
padet bon ni6t-ruifidsn 59iffsn fefi-
9eIebt.
nterfudunQ
WiIwautee, Is. San. Die
Surp, welde bic unreselmdBisteiten in
Gtabt. unO @ountp-W erpaItung IN.
terlu9t, erbob beuts msitere II Mntla-
gen. Die Namen Der anaetlagteu
Durosn EFT mad iarsr Werbaftung Der,
0ffentIi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

singe3abIie Nnibsilfdeine i'm @ertbs
bon S1,375.
Dor Gaem lei bier nod errdbnt, Dab
uns Die 9amsn tpieoerum elm @eI6ent
bon 800 ibsrpieien, ipelde in Der
yereinstall bereinnabmt Iinos
Die Witglieoer DER 9amens6 Section
tuaren ieit ibrer Organization i'm
Sabre 1898 gu allen Soften cine iebr
~tuerttbolle StiiBe FIR ben 3urn- yerein
uno iueroen es aud in 3utunIt fein,
tuenn Die Wereinslsituns ss iid anse=
legen iein ldBt, bic 6reunoi6aft Der
Mit9lieoer Der Eamen-S Section su er.
balten.
Der @eIammt-W ertb Der Surn-@e-
rdtbe, piano, 6ubne. 6abnenidrant
uno Wirtbafts- lltenlilien b~e3ifsrt lid
auf s2288. &c.
gm 81. Decbr. 1902 betruaen
Die aiidadmOe $1,000
0ierpon gingen Elm i'm Sabre
1903 .........t....... 1880
Der &efbetra9 .......... 300
mubte auf oas Yerlun.@onto aebradt
meroen.
8eim NbidluB Der Bidder am 81.
Decbr. 1908 bstruaen Die RiidIfcnoe
sl43.50, melde i'm lnufenben Sabre gu
colectiren lino.
Die @eIammt=ginnabmen Our1 ben
Sdabmsiiier beIaufsn fid auF
s302l.44, welhe ourd Die auseabsn
aus9e9liden Deroen.
SD idIiebe nit beliem 8ant an Die
Witglieoer oes Y~oritanoes. iotuie Die
Wit9lieosr Der Deridieoenen @omites
fir ireue pflidterfaaune in ibren
4emtern uno fii9e oaran bic Bite an
ale Wereinsmitalieoer, unIerem Bill.
benoem Sniiituie aud in 3ulurft trsu
5u bleiben uno bic eoIen Quf9aben
welde unfer Werein perfolgt, fOroern
5u belfen.
Die Jabresberidie bes 3urnlebrers,
bes 3eu9warts uno oes Gaienwaris
rieisn ebeuials giinliige 9eIultate auf.
9ierauf iauo bic Yeamienwabl itati;
oas erGebnib oerielben mar folgenoes:
1. Spreder-0enrp yictor.
2. Gpreder-6rso. Mad, Or.
Ghabmeiier-Dsnrp Wictor.
l. Gdriitpart 6rib Weinenbad,
CT.
Die boriiebenOen geomten uuroen
per Reclamation erpdblt.
2. Sdriftmart-garl @ubuiner.
/. 3urnmari-Ctto 5rroan9.
2. 3urnm0rt-Tbeooor Rebenad.
3eugDaris - W. 1eridel 6reO.
aobl.
1urnratb - @ufab Maa. 6reb.
Mer5, ST., IOipie Der 8urnlebrer uub
bic beioen 3urnwarte.
3rufees-0enrp RoepIe, Mug. gts
brett, German Mitidrid uno JObn
Dofmari.
0enrp Bictor9eebr
Do iomit Die borlie9enoen @eIddfte
erleoigt iuarer, wollttn fid bic Ans
meienoen idon 5eritreuen, als pl6biih
Turner WitIdrih auffano iinb bic
@ameraoen baran erinnerie, baB Der
grlte Spreder am Wontao ieinen @es
burtstag gefeiert bdtte. gr iiberrei6ie
linn bierauf i'm Vamen oes yereins Elm
prahtOoles glumenbOuqet. Sn osms
ielben Qugenulid tau9te oil Der anoes
rem Seite beg @eIeierten, 6rau 6reis
berg, Die prdioentin Der Damsn-Sec-
iion, auf Inb iibergab ibm i'm Ramsn
berielbsn cine pradtbone glaitpflanSs.
Nndoem oas @eburtstaosiino iid
fur Die ibm gu 3beil geiuoroenen Nuf-
mertiamfeiten bebantt bate. Fanb fo=
oann unier benz idneioigen COMMANDO
oes 3uruIebrers 3on elm 6ommers
lfatt, melder einsn feudt : fr0bli9sn
8erlauf nabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
9ootliGe q life.

a
Gbieaqo. 10. San. 8urd Den
RUB zines or~eijdbri9en Qinoes fno 8
gerionen bonn 8ooc beorObt, Die jsbt
i'm YalisursSnaitut OH Wa1erideu be-
bonoelt iperoen. Tas aino. Saroio
20tta, 1T bereits Der 4rantbeit err
Ieqen; am %. Oft. in Maorio. ga.
bon eiuem tollen ounoe 9ebiIisn, ipurOs
es bisrber gebradt, iarb aber bente.
Der Batter bes Rinoes ipnroe, als er
oas trante 3ino tiiBte, in Die SanO Gee
billen. ebsnio Elm Sun9e In Waorio,
bic Wuttsr 1T ourd einen 3uB inficirt;
3ransportf diffe Il :
Japan.
San Jranoisco c, l3. San.
Wie Die Yacific Mail Gteamibip So,
bsute erfdbrt. bat ole japan. Me9ierunq
Die 3 0ampfer Der Orient. 9ampf'
idiHabrts-@ eieuIdafi, 8miiasn bier uni
benz iernen Often fabrsno, In Der
DENT geprebt.
gs iino oiss Der nippon Waru~.
Dong Rong Waru" un0 .Nmsric(
Waru", idseae Boots, 1898 9ebaaI
unO bon Sapan iubfoiirt. !
9anna's WieoermabI.
GoIumb 8. o. IS. San. Sr
asmeiniamer 6ibung bon Senat uni
9aus ertldrte beute Wice-@ ouperneal
0aroina 9errn M. u. 9anna FIJI
sinsn weiteren 5ermm bon 6 Sabrsr
als BunoesienatOr bon Ohio ertpdblt
Der Senator uno @ouperneur 0errit
puroe our9 Elm gomite obgebolt uni
nit lsbbaTtem geifal begriB!. Ssnaf
tor 9anna belt eine lduSere 9antreoe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

EZ- Die bette 5 Sent Giearre in
Der Siabi, Wudo's n9OnefelOp".
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
ELECTRIC ROAD WILL
Be BUILT TO ELRTON
Right Of Way Has Been Sc
cured-Line Will Run Out
Fifth Street

The Delaware Suburban Railway COM
pany is said to have secured the right Of
ny TO build line from this city to
Elkt5n. Nd. Work will probably be start-
ed IN short time and pushed to com
pletlon.
It will begin either at Fifth and Market
or Fifth and King streets, run out Fifth
to clayton. thence to the city line and
then by way OF Marshallton and Newark
to Elkton. Eventually it is intended to ex-
tend the liae to oxford, Pa, a further dis
tance Of fifteen Riles.
A power house win be built near New
ark and a high potential current will be
used whica viii be reduced at several
stations by rotary transformers into the
usual current Of 500 volts which will be
used on the line. The fare to ElSton viii
be thirty cents each way. about one
half Of the fare charged on the steam
railroads.
In the construction speoia. attention
will be paid to the roadbed and the
equipment OF the road. The cars used
viii be OF large size. htted with cross
seats, and similar to those used upon
steam railroads and upon western electric
roads.
1t is not known how long y viii take
to complete the road after operations
have been commenced. A plan viii be
adopted by which passengers from this
line win be transferred 10 any part OF the
city over the Peop.e's line cars.
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
COAL MARKET eLuTTEo.
Miners Ordered on Half Time Owing
to Lack of Demand.

Miners Ordered on Half Time Owing
to Lack of Demand.
Cleveland, o., July 19-Owing to
lack OF demand all coal mines in the
Eighth Ohio district which are largely
owned by Cleveland operators, have
been put upon half time. The district
covers the southeastern portion Of the
state and is the most productive Of the
Ohio fields. Eight thousand men are
affected by the curtailment Of opera
tons
The action OF the operators in cut
ting in half their production is the re-
suit Of an almost unprecedented stag
nation in the business. Shutdowns are
not confined to this district alone, but
are extending TO other districts Of the
state. In no district does there appear
to be a demand for coal The bins at
all mines are full 10 overfowing and
a complete suspension Of operations is
said to be almost Inevitable unless the
market receives an early stimulus.
The closing OF many factories is the
cause said to be responsible for this
condition.
Patrick McBryde. secretary Of the
operators OF the Eighth Ohio district,
said that he had not known in many
years conditions such as prevail at the
present time.
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
/ Arise From Dreams Of Thee,

I arise from dreams of thee
In the first sweet sleep Of night,
When the winds are breathing low,
And the stars are shining bright.
I arise from dreams OF thee;
And a spirit In my feet
Has led me-who knows how?
To thy chamber window sweet
The wandering airs. they faint
On the dark and silent stream;
The champak odors fail
Like sweet thoughts IN a dream.
The nightingale's complaint.
lt dies upon her heart
AS ] must die on thine,
Beloved as thou art!
q. mt me from the grassl
I die , faint. I fall!
Let thy love In kisses rain
on my lips and eyellds pale
Ny cheek is cold and white, alasl
My heart beats loud and fast:
o. press IL close to thine again.
Where it will break al last.
Percy Bysshe Shency.
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
The whlp for HoodIums.
, Boston TranscrInt.

From the Boston Transcript.
While one may not be willing to agree
entirely in the views OF a writer that
"Hoodlums should be whipped as a de-
terrent from further mischief and
crime" one may nevertheless recognize
the force OF his statement: stone
throwers, mildly reprlmanded, are not
punished by such mildness. They only
laugh at moral restraint andreproaches.
Hard and harsh treatment is what they
should get" Moral suasion is prob
ably the wisest as well as the most en-
lightened. treatment for mischievous
and also for malicious youth but in
view Of the fact that young offenders
IN this sort can hardly be made worse
than they nre and usually escape with
a reprlmand for which they care Moth
ing, they might possibly be excepted
from what is now the generally received
opinion that Il Is the right thing to
spoil the rod and spare the child.
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
sIcK pooToR.
Proper Food Put Him Right.

The food experience of a physician in
his own case when worn and weak from
sickness and when needing nourishment
the worst way is valuable;
"An attack OF grip so severe IL came
near making an end OF me left my
stomach in such condition J could not
retain any ordinary food. knew Of
course that 1 must have food nourish-
ment or 1 could never. recover.
Il began to take four teaspoonfuls Of
Grape Nuts and cream three times a
day and for weeks this was almost
my only food; It tasted so delicious
that / enjoyed II immensely and my
stomach handled it perfectly from the
FIRST mouthful tt was so nourishing
was quickly built back to normal health
and strength.
al the present time ] am prepar-
ing n paper for medical Journals IN
which / mention my own case and
sneak particularly Of Grape Nuts. great
value as food to sustain life during seri-
Gus attacks in which the stomach is so
deranged it cannot digest and assimi-
late other foods.
Il am convinced that Grape-Nuts
more widely used by physicians will
save many lives that are otherwise lost
from lack Of nourishment' Name given
by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
Absolutely the most perfect food in
the world. Trial of Grape Nuts 10 days
proves.
There's a reason.
Look I'm pkg. for the little book THE
Road to Wellyille."
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
DsAFs AND sANEs

- GAfE and Sane" is a motto that has
- been lost IN the shuttle OF events.
II may possibly be applied to
Judge Parker, the candidate, but to
extend II to the aggregation behind him
causes hilarity. The only assumption
on which IT is possible to enthuse for
the candidate is that he had the cour-
age to override the deliberate pro
noupocment of his party as il spoke In
ats convention.
Is Parker safe? Is he sane? The
close persona! relations he sustalns TO
E.n make us pause. Every step he
has taken In politics has been under
The direction OF the sase OF Wclfosrs
Roost. There are instances OF the
creature breathing away from his crc-
ator and ~ public must await tho
AevldenoA. But certainly there Is no
~sskirance that man who has come Up
from private life 70 ju5eeship. and
from that 10 a presidential nomlration
through the instrumenta,ity OF Davld
r. Hin. IS altogether safe.
But whatever the candidate repre-
sents, the party Is yet in the Wilder
ness. All over tho country are candI-
dates sor Congress. and these men
after election VIII have duties more
important Than president. for they
will enact legislation. on the face OF
the Democratic platform as cnunciatod
at St Louis. is It safe 70 elect Demo.
cratss This. we think. will be an Inn
poIlant item in The contest. and rs one
branch OF the election goes. the other
is likely to so.
But we imagine that the free coinage
Of silver viii be preached in certain
quarters, the gold standard IN the East.
and In the rest cf the country we shall
hear that the question has been settled
by the act Of Providence. But this viii
A~~Slv a. eafisfasioFv lar everybody
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
SIMPLE REMEDY FoR cArARRH
Just Breathe Hyomei Four Times a
Day and Be Cured.

II a few years ago some one had
said you can cure catarrh by breath
ing air charged with healing balsam,
the idea would have been ridiculed and
it remained for that eminent invesh-
gator, r. T. Booth, to discover In
Hyomei this method OF cure.
Hyomei has performed almost mirac-
ulous cures OF catarrh, and is today
recognized by leading members Of the
medical profession as the only adver-
tised remedy that can be relied upon
TO do just what it claims The COM
plete outfit of Hyomei costs but sl.00
and consists of an inhaler medicine
dropper and a bottle of IIyomei
Breathe Hyomei through the inhaler
for a few minutes four times day and
it will cure the worst case of catarrh.
II soothes and heals the musous mem
brane Of the air passages, prevents ir-
ritation. and effects a complete and
lasting cure.
In Wiln ngton there are scores Of
well-known people who have been
cured of catarrh by Hyomei. II il does
not cure you u. James Belt will return
The money you paid for Hyomei. This
s the strongest evidence that can be
,ffered as to his faith in the remedy.
Evening journal., 1904-07-19
TUESDAY, July I9. 1904
PARADoxIcAL.

TAT : DELAWAREANS are a pecul-
w lar lot of people. 1t wouldn't
do for an outsider to say so.
but. conhdentiaily. we may mention
that fact. For Instance, in general we
don't like crookedness, yet there are
times when we not only tolerate it. but
we are angered at our neighbor If he
doesn't excuse IT,
Go out into an.' community and you
will nnd that loose morals. petty theft
and al violations Of the moral code
are sternly frowned upon, and we say.
isn't this a good and law-abiding peo-
ple?" But thes, same people will be
found backing for a great-ofice a man
who has violated almost every COM
mandment, and they not only ask us
TO excuse such infractions. but they
denounce us unless we take OF our
hats and hurrah for such a man. Para
doxical isn't IL?
II we were bent on going to the bot
tom Of the matter and on investigating
its Psychology We should say that
most people unknown to themselves
lead a double life. They have some
how reached the conclusion that poll
tics is thing apart from all other
concerns II men.
For instance, we would not take a
man who Is known as moral leper
into our homes, but we would elect him
TO a great office. We would not trust
a looter OF corporations with our money,
but we would have him represent our
honor. We wouldn't care to make an
associate OF an insolent braggart, but
he is good enough for one OF our great
est oficcs
These are the Inconsistencies which
are fathered by great many Of our
good people. But suppose the people
Of another state should illustrate sim
liar ideals, wouldn't wa laugh at their
abaurdities or wlther them with our
scorn.