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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-12
TELEGRAMY.

Portsmouth, N. H., II sierpnia.
= Pan Witte, pelnomocnik ro-
syjski, oznajmis peinomocnikom
japonskim, re doreczy i'm ma pi-
srnie odpowiedz dzisiaj Wv sobo-
te) godz. pol do 10 rano.
Warunki pokoju, podane przez
Japonczyk6w, zostaly TELEGRAPH
cznie w kilku depeszach szyfro-
wanych wysiane do Petersburga,.
gdzie duzo czasu zaje}o ich odcy-
frowanie, a nastepnie zestawienie
ulozenie takie, by mozna je
przedstawic carowi. Ami car je-
dnakowoz, ami Department
spraw zagranicznych zadnych in
strukcyj ME poslal i ME posle
Wittemu; ma On najzupelniejsze
pelnomocnictwo do dzialania
wedle wiasnego uznania.
Co do pelnomocnictw stron o.
bu, to okazuje sic, re pelnomocni-
ctwo Wittego jest wiele kom-
pletniejsze, anizeli peanomocni-.
ctwo barona Komury. Podczas
gdy Witte ma mocy swego pei
nomoonictwa ma najzupeiniejsze
prawo do dzia1ania wedle VIA
snego uznania i car zareczyl s}o-
wen honoru, ze wykona to, CO
Witte przyrzeknie, w pelno-
mocnictwie barona Komury,
znajduje sic zastrzezenie, il ce-
sarz japohski musi zatwierdzic
uchwaiy powziete, MIN stana SIG
obowiazujace, ma prawo :zupei-
ME je odrzucie. Pan Witte w O.
bee tego oswiadczyi reprezeAtan-
tom japoiskim, ze bedzie musial
W TAXI sam sposob ograniczaG
swoje pelnomocnictwo, chyba re
pelnomocnictwa japohskie costa
na uzupelnione.
Witte pracowa, ciezko przez
dzien caly niemal, naradzajac sic
ze swymi doradzcami | ukladajac
wfasnorecznie odpowiedz w jezy-
ku rosyjskim, ktors nastepnie je-
go sekretarze tlomaczyli na je-
zyk francuski 1 angielski. o lie
slychae, trescia tel odpowiedzi
bedzie zupelne odrzucenie propo-
zycyi odstapienia Sachalinu, o.
graniczenia floty rosyjskiej wy
placenie kosztow wojny Japonii !;
co do innych warunkow, to beda
one mogiy STAG sic przedmiotem
rokowan. Zdaje sic, re odpo-
wiedz bedzie w formie propozy-
cyl rosyjskich.
Zapewniaja tutaj, = chociaz
niewiadomo ma jakiej podstawie,
= ze w razie, gdyby W rokowa-
mach przyszlo do powaznej ro-
znicy zapatrywah, to obie stro-
ny poprosza prezydenta Roose-
velta, azeby posredniczy1 celem
doprowadzenia do zawarcia po-
koju.
Petersburg, II sierpnia. - De-
parliament spraw zagranicznych
zezwolil ma ogioszenie depeszy
Wittego W calosci. Wszelkie tu-
tejsze partye polityczne uwaza-
ia warunki Japonczykow "a bar
dzo ostre oswiadczaja, il Ro-
sya absdautnie firzNjae ich ME
moze, wedle opinii ogolnej le-
piej jest prowadzic wojne do o.
statecznosci, anizeI przystae ma
warunki TAX upokarzajace.
w innych stolicach europej-
skich W rozmaity sposob zapa-
truja sic ma warunki postawione
przez Japohczykow. w Londy-
ME prasa oSwiadcza, re warunki
te So umiarkowane i re Japonia
mniej zadae ME moze. We Wlo--
szech gazety oswiadczaja,a ze
Rosya bedzie, musiaia .ostatecz-l
ME wszystkie warunki te przy-.
lac, chociazbyowydzwaly sic po-
y..s.,S yas7s'<''S..sos HSs~ =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-12

tiers i inni uzupelnili DUO szcze-
go1ow map porobili 'inne cenne
odkrycia.
Madryt, II sierpnia. = "He-
RADIO" powiada, re miedzyznaro-
dowa konferencya, ktora zwolu-
je sultan marokahski, prawdopo-
dobnie odbedzie sic w grudniu w
Cadiz W Hiszpanii, byly mini
ster hiszpahski spraw wewnetrz-
nych, Senor Moret ye Prender-
gast, bedzie przewodniczy}.
Londyn, IL sierpnia. = Par
lament zostai odroczony w obec
IS cz1onk6w izby nizszej idwoch
czionkow izby lordow. Lord
kanclerz hr. Salisbury odczytal
move cd tronu. Wyrazona W
niej byla nadzieja, re rokowania
pomiedzy Rosya Japonia dopro-
wadza do zawarcia pokoju i re
przyjdzie do porozumienia po-
myslnego pomiedzy Szwecya a
Norwegia.
Washington, IL sierpnia. =
Wedle raportow, kt6re nadeszly
do departamentu pahstwa, okre-
ty f1oty poinocnoatlantyckiejz zdo-
laja porozumiewac pomiedzy So
ba ma odleglosc 262 mil "a pomo-
ca aparatow telegraph iskrowe-
go. Jest to najwieksza odleglosc,
ma jaka dotychczas zdolano sic
porozumiewac w ten>sposob.
Washington, IL sierpnia. =
Department wojny wkrotce O.
glosi rozporzadzenie, ma mocy
ktorego czas sluzby dla oficerow
sztabu arnii ma Filipinach ukro-
ci sic trzech lat po}trzecia ro-
ku. Poniewaz czas ten oblicza sic
cd chwili wyruszania re Stanow
Zjednoczonych do chwili powro-
tn do kraju, ,przeto w}asciwa
sluzba trwac bedzie tylko 2 lata
4 miesiace.
Salt Lake City, Utah: II sierp-
mia. - Ma II lat wiezienia 20
stall skazany Sam Grice "a roz-
boj; kara tym razem wNpadla
tax ostro powodu, re Grice Juz
ldwukrotnie "a rozboje byl kara
ny.
Grice jest bohaterem wojska
angielskiego.. w roku 1877, "a
tenn pred 2S laty, W wojnie w
Afghanistanie, pewien oddzial
zo}nierzy angielskich' dostal sic
w przykre polozenie. Pod genera
lem Robertson ubito konia; le-
za} on pod koniem i ME mog} sic
podniesc o wlasnych silach, ale
Grice podniosl go ma wlasnego
konia i odwiozl do. oddzia}u. &C.
neral nakazal odivrot; ME mogac
zas zabrac ze soba dzial, zawe-
zwal ochotnikow do ich zagwoz-
dzenia. Zglosii sic tylko Grice i
poSrod grady kul nieprzyjaciel-
skich zagwozdzii 9 armat. Przed
10 laty przybyz do Ameryki.
Nc Gregor, Tex, IL sierpnia.
= Ma zebraniu zo}nierzy arnii
konfederowanej glownym now
ca by} senator Bailey Texas.
w czasie wojny domowej, ojciec
jego, zwolennik Pofudnla, dzla-
dek jego, zwolennik Po1nocy, w
pewnej bitwie walczyli przeciw
sobie. Mowca straszliwie kryty-
kowai senatorow republican,
skich. "Kt61 to jest nastepca
Stephena A. Douglasa? Otto stara
baba tyle podobna do Douglasa,
jak robaczek swietojahski do or
Ia. Kto reprezentuje Ohio7 Pan
Dick, ktory jake handlarz paszy
ME wiele mial powodzenia. Ktoz
przybyf z Pennsylvania? Kreatu-
ry korporacyj i sprzysiezeh. "A
kto z Zachodu? Dietrich, ktory
byl oskarzony; Burton, ktory
byl oskarzony zostai skazany /,
Mitchell, oskarzony, skazany
l.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
& estaRdarte de Herman COrtGs

Muy en- breve quedaran defnitiva-
mente terminados los detenidos estu-
dos emprendidos hace tempo en- Me.
xico por varias personals amantes de
todo 10 que SO relaciona con la anti
qua heraldica, q fin de averiguar la
autenticidad de esa insignia hist6rics,
que ocupa en- la actualidad lugar pre-
terente en- Ell Museo Nacional de Arti-
lleria de la capital de aquella Repi-
blica.
Del citado estandarte Sc asegura
que fu6 el que usaron las tropas espa-
pafiolss en- la memorable batslla de
Otumba, dada contra las huestes de
los antiques meXicanos.
Las personas que emprendieron
esos estudios han tenido que tomar
apuntes de numerosas obras de meri-
to hist6rico, algunas de las cuales
han sido facilitadas por la Biblioteca
Nacionsl Mexicana.
Como hemos dicho, el resultado de
eIoS eStudios se presentark al Ministe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Una collection curiosa

Existen en- Europa muy curiosas
Agencias, que SO dedican EXCLUSIVE
mente q recortar cuantos artfculos Sc
publican en- 10 preDsa mundial acercs
de tales cuales asuntos de interes
privado 8 general.
Entire estas asociaciones de recor-
tes, una, italiana, hay que cuenta CO.
rresponsales en- todo ell mundo, y que
tuvo la paciencia de coleccionar todos
los artfculos escritos acerca del Papa
Leon XIII cuando el Pontffce muri6.
La otra collection est& formada por
unos <doce mil artfculos, en- todas las
lenguas conocidas, pues entire ellos
existen algunos del Jap6n de Cochin
china.
En- los articulos mencionados sc
comienza desde ls infancia del Papa
muerto hasta sus ideales po]fticos, }
Sc comentan sus acciones desde lat
mas conocidas hasta las que Sc cree
ha dejado como testamento secreto
su heredero.
En- ell n1mero de articulos mencio
nados apareci6 en- unos tres mil peri6
dicos diferentes, escritos, como decfa
mos, en- todos los idiomas modernos
hasta ell latin y griego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
UN PUENTE COLOSSAL

Sc va ac0nstruir On lacosta orien-
tai del Canada, salvando el estrecho
de Canso que separa la isla del Csbo
Breton de la peninsula de Nueva Es-
cocia.
Su total longitud entire los ribazos
medira 1883 metros, y bajo ell tramo
principal tendra $50 de luz, siendo por
tai concepto la obra mas grande de
ests clase que existira en- el mundo.
Laconstruccion absorvera $4,000
toneladas de acero; y el coste total st
elev ara q Is millones de frances. La
via quedar& & 45 metros 10 centfmetrol
sobre ell nivel de las atlas mareas
La profundidad del aqua q la mitad
del trayecto es de SO metrso, raz6n. POI
la cual Sc ha juzgado impossible desdt
ell primer momento asentar un pilal
central.
ExiSte va un puente parecido J
mas grandioso aIn en- a'gunas dimen
stones; el del Fort, en- Escocia. Este
mide 2 $50 metros de largo; pero er
sus tramos pricipales la luz es sole
de SIS y medic, y la profundidad del
aqua en- el brazo de mar que franquea
no pasa de 2G.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Cuarto de SOcOrrOs

Han sido curados en- ell Cuarto dc
Socorros los individuos siguientes:
Andres Colon, de herida contusa
Felix Pizarro, de herida incisa; Juar
Ramos y Felix Elvira, de herida con
tusa.
Fueron asistidos por el DR.. Lopez
y practicante sef1or Llauger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
cdnara de Delegates
COMUNICACIONES Y PETICIONEs

Ell sefor Felipe Casalduc Goico-
chea, Juez Municipal de Ponce, ruega
Ala Camara la aprobSci6n de una Icy
separando del dtstrito municipal de
Ponce los pueblos de Guayanilla, Pc.
fiuelas Adjuntas, y diyidiendo la Mu-
nicipalidad dePonce endos Cortes Mu-
nicipales.
Industriales y duefos dc carrete-
rias de San Juan, piden q Ia Camara
que decrete cl que no sea obllgatorio
herrar un caballo, siempre que Ia una
de este no 10 exija.
Vecinos de Manah manifiestan nc
estar conformas con la segregation de
Barceloneta, por haberse verifcadC
su anexi6n por plebiscito, y porqut
neutrality-suspicious. los interesel
econ6micos dc Manatf y Barceloneta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
P R { { | D S"'"
de los aTticu|Os mas inpoTtantes
Que Sc deta|Ian en- a|nacenes

ARROZ.-Jap6n IL a $500; Idem
% q q 3I4; americana corriente s2s .
n; valenciano s5 a ST.
Ajos Mallorquines So a 40 ctvs.
Cappsdres q IS ctvs.
JamoneS OH as.
Quesos amecs. q tI6 Patagras Is
Tocino, 13t s14.
Jab6n o4,70 Rocamora; america
no, s24 y II.
Pasta $50 y americana a 50.
Manteca & $3.50 en- / y en- cAjasd
81 &I0.
Hsrins de s6 a ses.
Habichuelss blancRs del pals g u
4 smericsnas q . q.
Coloradas del pals a 81.
Americanas largas q S6.
Mantequillai de S13tia Is
Garbanzos de e6AO
Bsealao de EFT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

S<THE HELVETIA.e27 Gale
de la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
STable d hotel, Aposentos para IA
milias y personas solas. Comidas
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Bafios.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta & cargo de una sefiori.
la caguefa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

rio de la Guerra de aquel pats, para
que Sc dictaminelo que iuzgue mas con.
veniente sobre el particular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
BUQUES EN- PUERTO

TRAVESIA
eMannie SwanS cargando.
xLoring G. BallardS i'd.
<Doris M. Pidrups descargando.
CABOTAJE
xIsabelaS Aguadills, ;Mayaguez y
Ponce.
xPetra1 Arroyo.
<Mayaguezana, pendiente.
sRicardo Ruiz, pendiente.
SDos Hermanos1 Fajardo.
SCarmelits> Yabucoa.
<India1 descargando.
sDolpress Humacao Naguabo.
SMaria ArtauS Vieques.
SSan Miguel> Fsjardo.
tEncarnaci6ns Fiardo J Nsgusbo
SPedritos VieQues,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

~ Motifs ct materiaux sur l'Ava-
vit-projet de Rsforme du Code Civil.
~ Nuova faAe del Diritto civili.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
LA ROCA
San Francisco 81

Quincalla, articulos de novedad y
fantasia. Precios tijos y ventas al
por mayor y detail.
Jab6n ola RoCA,1 Ell mejor y
mas baratO.
Hacemos regalos semanales a to-
dos nuestros favorscedores.
Los que vendsmos mas barato en-
plaza. No hay quien compita con
LarrOca Bros.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

several Young men and young
ladies were at the Katy passenger
depot at : o'clock this morning to
witness the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Ferris on their bridal
toar 10 New York and other points
In the East. The aforesaid Young
people we're loaded down with rice
with which TO shower the bride. and
there Was quite a collection Of old
shoes, bird cages and divers other
articles intended for Use In ornament.
ing the bridal couples baggage The
crowd waited but no groom and bride
hove in sight The train came steam
Ing into the station. aud with eaeer
ness the young people watched for
"A cab TO drive mp mt break neck
Speed But the cab didn't come AZ
ter the train had departed IL was aH.
uouECed by some one thai the youn8
couple ieft Waxahaebie at am earl
hour this morning ga an auto 20
Midlothian where FheN caught e
Santa Re train for the north The
young people returned to their homes
feeling that a nest joke had ttAen
piss ~d IN them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07
E~xangelistlc Services.

Mr., Haddock. at the Main Street
Christian church last night, spent a
few minutes in calling for quotations
of scripture. Quite a number of per
sons in the audience responded. The
subject of the m was Forget
ting the things which are behind
The preacher said if there should
be no future existence 1T In still true
that all MI opportunities are before
us and the admonitiou not to tie our
selves 10 things past fs q most wise
be. Very much of the nervousness
and wretehedness of lite from
clinging to things thar are behind.
The mistakes We made, the insults
offered us. the burdens once borne,
the financial disasters of YESTERDAY.
the graves of our loved ones-these
aud thousands of other things which
are behind, weaken our powers and
cripple our usefulness for today be
cause we brood over and nurse them.
H~eartaehes. envytngs, hatreds. In
sanities, murders. come because We
brood over what we should forget.
While some of our sorrows are sa-
cred they should sanctify service
instead of wrecking IL. How to live
is the great question of every soul.
and yet there are thousands who
| study dress or society O If politics 0r
| business. who ignore this greatest
OF all problems. Whether our past
has been a success or a failure the
fufure Is filled with opportunities
The subject for tonight will he "A
Conversation Between God and the
Devil The song service will begin
at las p, m. and the sermon thirty
minutes later. A platform for a large
choir will be built. Mr.. Stanley will
make the music inspiring. Every
person has a special invitation TO at
tend these services.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07
VICE PRESIDENT KING.
he Took the Oath Of onice Abroad.
bat Did Not Live TO serve.

bat Did Not Live 80 serve.
William Rufus King, born April q.
1856. died April is. 1853. was u vice
president Of the United States who
never served In that capacity and one
who took the oath of office on foreign
soil. something which ran he said OF
no other executive officer who has ever
been elected by the people Of this colin.
try. King was an invalid. but his
friends urged him to take second place
on the ticket with Pierce in 1867.
Both We're elected. hut Mr.. King
health failed 20 rapidly that be was
forced TO go to Cuba tome two months
before Inauguration day. Not having
returned 10 the United States by
March 4. congress passed a special ac'
authorizing the United States consul
at ~Aiatanzas, Cuba, to sweaF him IN
Ms vice president st about the Et.tr
when Pierce was taxing the aath al
office at Washington.
This arrangement was carried out h
q dot. aud on the day appointed. al
a plantation Oh Of the highest hills
ia the vicinity Of Mutanzas, Mr., King
was made vice president of the limited
States amid the solemn "yaya vol ecu
Dios" God will be with you1 at tia
ereoles who had assembled to witness
the unique spectacle. Vice President
King returned 10 his home at gyahaw
ba, Ala, arriving az that place Apri.
IT, 1853. and died the Following day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

The tawl~wass of = whale are ~ssias-
tiale~ twenty fest ln length ansi tits
mouth. when Wide assu. - i& Nv IL
fswt The threat. however ~ sss snsaI
as scarcely 10 admit a lsen's egw Tia
whale Ests hs living ty stFalnsng fhs
water bar takes into hta eapaai oaa
tasassth In mssMs tss slow wssk. bui
then he has g.senty ~ tlsaae #sssa n~sstaslns
wlaw Is sio. 80 he a~tseassis 90 tsAa eatsas
So regularly shai he often ae~Hanuaasss
q sam ~ nt liz hts tralky sywsesn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

There are more deaths directly
due TO weak lungs than to all
other diseases combined. They are
huFnantty's weak spot-ihe breeding
place Of consumption when the
slightest symptom Of trouble In felt
"a the lungs you should begin the
use If Dr. Hosehee's German Syrup
Al ouee il - made especially 10
sooths. heal and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes. German
Syrup Is a u~eveF~faiIing remedy for
consumption. Trial bottle 70 cents.
Big bottle 7Ec. n. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07
Walding. KEENAN, II Marvin.
Roger1 Hotel Arrivals.

Thos, ", Lake, Fort Worth. J. A
Pickard, Chicago: Chas. Brooks. DaI.
las; L. e. Dickie, Chicago: r. A
Ryan, Dallas. W. T. Phafflin. South
Bend. Ind, J., z. Lewis. Chicago; O
p. Sanger, Chicago. Henry Miller
W~eatherford Nj. l. Stitt. Dallas
Cbas, F. Weyland. Dallas J., W.
Lewis. Dallas; $. w Boone. Dallas
Miss Francis White. Longyiew J. l.
Handley. Dallas K. l.. Caldwell. En-
mis- J. $. LeClercg, Paris. W. 5. viii
burn, Paris. r. X. Erwin, city "
w, King, Ennis. Il. d. Criddle, city.
W. b. Robinson, Dallas. p u Pres
ton. Dallas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

&m@&w Statutes Thar Governed We'd
dau@a and weaFIna AppaTea.
switzerland had i law that 40 we'd
dug party should have more than
twenty guests~teu men friends of the
bridegroom and ten women friends Of
the bride. No wedding procession was
permitted to have more than two sing
ers, two addlers and two frumpeters.
Married women were forbidden to
wear silk or decorated hoods. though
maidens might. No woman, whether
wear any dress In which the opening
for the neck was SO large that 1t did
not lie at least two inches wide upon
the shoulders, and the gown must not
be buttoned or laced mp in front or al
the side. To restrain the fashion OF
long pointed shoes it was enacted that
NO person of either sex should wear a
shoe with a point extending beyond the
foot enough to allow anything TO be in
serted in 1t, nor was any oma or
girl permitted to wear laced shoes. No
man or boy should wear a coat that
&@A nv AWuNh w tht INV wa i1EAIs
were forbidden to be siashed 40 as to
show different coiors or kinds OF mate
rial. and trousers were required to be
made without stripes and both legs OF
the same color. In 14T0 n Swiss can.
ton In council assembled enacted that
hereafter no n shall make points OF
shoes or boots longer than one Joint of
the finger, and II any shoemaker shall
make them longer he shall be fined I'll,
az also the person wearing them Lon.
don Express.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07
RAISING THE BONUS
People of Corsicana Endeasoring Il
secure Brazos Valley Line.

Corsieana, Tex, Sept. Meetings
were held in the Commercial club
rooms here Tuesday afternoon and
again yesterday afternoon looking to
raising the $4,000 necessary TO Sc
cure the location Of the Brazos Valley
railroad at this place. The plan
adopted is for the taxpayers of the
city to donate 11a per cent of their
property assessments for the year
1904, and already the o sub
scribed is sufficient to make 1t sure
that the entire amount will be Sc
cured by Saturday, this being the
date fixed for the final report to the
railroad authorities, Our people are
in earnest and the rich and poor have
their shoulders to the wheel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

The Home Mission Society ct the
e T. church will meet ia business
session tomorrow afternoon az
o'clock az the Tabernacle. let every
member Try 90 be on hand ~ there
ls business OF importance which re.
uuires your attention. aud l@t us not
forget that ~ Is time for che treasur.
cr go send her second aaartefly re-
port. aud she earnestly asks that
eyery member come prepared 10 pas
tnrfr dues president
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07
The AEn0uns Ne rnt.

We 1--we ret ty me aumutity we
at. nor the variety. but by ~hai
the system ean utilize. No matter
how good or plentiful your fooa In.
II sta 2 fh~ 81 stem unless vour d.
EestSG1 gotsd. So make certain
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A A OLD CITY.
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IL Lace Making,
lsruges lace has been ula,is i'm The
converts Ug BrureS by old women
whose hands have grown stiff clicking
the bobbins hack aud forth. who learn
Ell when they were children from other
Old wemeu, who ia turn had learned ~
from other old women. aud SO uu bach
for huudrt7la Of years Lace making Is
the chief industry % 1hjs city of Bei.
gtulu. the capital of the province of
West Flanders, but that lt has Bag
made for the prosperity Ut the place
is attested by the fact thar in q POM.
iatiou of something liEe 5st0s1 theft
are 1860 paupsrs IL rs q very quaint
old city, the corporation ef weayprs Of
Bruges having been celebrated iu the
height Of It's prosperity Ia the fifteenth
century wteA tt was one at tbs great
commercial emIngiunls IL tina world
and was famsd far aud Wade for it,
tapestries The great ~tTo@tH r8fv. how
eHeF. led 10 such e-xtraYagant habits ia
dress and sorlal life that charles v.
WINS obliged to pass stringent Nufaptu.
AIRY laws. Complications between snts
saauent rulers aud The FsSapie tsSl 70
the reutuymg II all trsde 20 Antwerp
aud the min ~ Hrarss as a ratnmer
eial ccuter. but ttse name aBd fame Of
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Or. Thomas Finn. J.Iel boro,
Mo. who has pTactic, for
% years. says he has da',. every
prescription known 30 the profess
sion for treatment 0T kidney aud
bladder diseases. and says he has
never found anything so effective
IN both chronic and acute kidney aud
bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney
Cure. II stops irregularities aud
builds ap the whole ~ stem n W.
Fearis
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