davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

etc The blind fish and the blind crayfsh OF
the Mammoth Cave, the blind proteus of the
caves of Carniola, Austria, the blind mole that
burrows underground. the blind larvae Of many
insects that live in the dark are examples most
cited. Some nocturnal animals like the earth
worm have eyes, although they are still
able to distinguish light, and some of the deep
sea animals that live below the depth to which
light penetrates have degenerate eyes, but in
still other cases the organs Of vision are well
developed The workers of ants that
remain in the nest are blind, but the males
and the queens Of these forms have well de-
veloped eyes, although the eyes may be of use
to them at only short period Of their life,
namely, at the time of the marriage flight, thus
showing that disuse is not the sole cause for
the blindness.
The best known example of blindness through
lack OF use is that of the blind fish (Amblyopsis
spelaus) Of the River Styx in the Mammoth
Cave Of Kentucky and of other cave streams
in the central part of the United States. This
fish is destitute of external eyes; although the
eyes, with the optic nerve are quite rudimen-
tary. the optic lobes much developed as
IN fishes with perfect eyes. The loss of vision
IS compensated for by the acuteness of its sense
of touch, which is doubtless caused by the pres
ence Of a great number of tactiie papille ar
ranged transverse ridges on the head and
PROVIDED with sensitive nlaneniS 1hey move
very slowly through the water, usually near the
surface and close TO the edges of the deeper
pools which they inhabit If in still. deep water
they seem 10 glide rather float. and on
propelled by scarcely perceptihle motion of
the tail. One must think OF them sur
rounded by an intense darkness. the prey Of
every fish loving animal mink coon, that
| can swim and in the darkness, the ghostly
white skin of the fish readily revealing It's pres
ence If the least CLEAN of light reflects from
4 from one cave to another through the short,
| open streams which sometimes connect them,
| a few having been caught in such. In nature
they doubtless feed upon one another and upon
the blind crayfsh and smaller crustaceans which
inhabit with them the streams OF caves, but
IN captivity they eat little. although very te-
| nacious OF life This fish has the remarkabl
| habit Of carrying its fertilized eggs during in
| cubation in its capacious gill cavity
| Another member OF the same family is Ty'-
| phnchthys subterraneus. which is said to occur
| In some Of the caves wells and subterranean
streams Of Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky Alabama
and Tennessee. According to Cope they must
| take much of their food near the surface, the
life OF the depths is apparently sparse This
| habit is rendered easy by the structure of the
1 fish. for the mouth is directed upward, and the
head is very fat above thus allowing the mouth
! TO be- at the surfaoe-s The body is translucent
end-oosorIess Another blind species Urpglich-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Eb> SOME QUEER RELIGIOUS ANTICS. y6

thys rossa} was found in the caves of Missouri
a few years ago.
There are three species of the Amblyopside,
forming the genus Chelogaster. which have eyes
in primitive condition of development and
have the color and structure of ordinary fishes
While not completely blind, they are very near
~ so. This fish is common in the bitches and
swamps of Southern coast, occasionally
being found in caves. Some have been found
as far north as the great Dismal Swamp In
North Carolina
A most singular fish was discovered by the
Challenger expedition and four examples were
obtained at depths varying between 1000 and
2150 fathoms off the coast of Brazil near iris
tan dAcunha and north of Celebes. They We're
from four to five and one-half inches in length
The animals head was fattened, with broad
long; spatulate snout, the whole upper surface
of which was occupied by most peculiar or
gan longitudinally divided in symmetrical
halves Scientists are still divided to the
functions of this organ but the majority incline
to the belief that the fish has lost its function Of
vision and assumed that of producing light If
this view is correct the fish must present to
other denizens Of the deep which are able to see
the most remarkable appearance of moving
body with headlight.
Along the coast of Lower California, from
San Diego southwark to Cerros Island, is found
an extraordinary fish, which is called locally the
blind goby Of Point Iona and the pink nsh
CTyphogobius californiensis) 1t is quite small
averaging several inches in length, is IA uniform
light pink in color, and is found attached to the
lower sides of rocks in the shallow water or surf
Its eyes are very small, reduced TO mere PIN
points. covered with skin and are functional
only in the young. 1t belongs to the gobies,
large and widely distributed family, and is the
onlv spectes Of the family which is blind
Throughout the cave region Of the Ohio VAL
lev. especially in Indiana, occurs salamander'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Methods of Showing the Divine
Afflatus That Are Peculiar
to the Colored Man.
BY F. VI. Davenport.

lar step and gestfcuate and shout till exhaustion
supervenes
traction becomes abnormal and have the phe-
nomenon of falling out This circumstance Is
held by probably the major Part of religious col
ored people the cearest evidence of divine grace
and conversion It used always to be q Necessary =
attestation of the call preach Booker l.
washington in his autobiography describes the
process as it took place in his early home in West
Virginia. Usually the cali came when the lndi-
vidual was sitting in church without warming he
would fall uron the floor as if struck bY a bullet.
and would lie there for hours, speechless and me
tionless If he inclined to resist the summons
he would fall a second or third time In the end
he always yielded to the call . This OF course
fostered a tendency to the oversupply OF minis
ters Mr. Washington speaks of one church with
which he was acquainted which had total mem
bership of about two hundred, eighteen of whom
We're regular preachers One of the surest evi-
dences Of the growth of Intelligence, civiliz2tion
and good sense among the blacks is the conSldera-
Bile decline in the number of those who are thus
''csIled to prea CHI. Under the influence OF euuc5
tfon and enlfghtenment the grade of ministers
steadily changing for the better. But the great
majority of the older and the unframed men Sttl
depend on mere noise and hypnotic excitement for
the conversion of their hearers. Anything else
with them is degenera tion. It's all booklarnIn'
they saw; "dey amt Holy GhOs' in it at all -
Contemporary Review.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
EYES THAT SEE NOT.
and Fish Found in CaUes
Are SightIess, Living an the Dark.

One of the most interesting cases Of degen-
Grafton which the evoIutionists present Is blind
ness associated with life in the dark. The most
striking cases of this type are those OF cave
animals but there others among animals
that live concealed during the day under stones.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ARTS,

GOLD FRAMES, gold manteI mirrors, Co
Ionial styles, to order. and ready made in
stock to select from at wholesale prices.
SCHOEN, Manufacturer, 145 East 22d-st.
MULI.EAUx's ART STORE. 81 Ffatbush-
ave Brooklyn. Wood to BURN. Les
sons in BURNT WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ACCOUNTANT.


ACCOUNTANT desires temporary or per
manent vorl. anywhere: statements pre-
pared systems devised, special or pertodi-
cal audits. cursory or thorough investga-
tions, corporations organized. partnership
written I'D by competent assistants; terms
moderate ARTEMAS R. HOPKINS.
Madison-ave- Telephone, 2, $40 Gramercy.
EDWARD GUNNELL. certified public 40
countant; specialist in costs OF manufact-
uring 141 Broadway. Telephone 1885
Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
RESTAURANTS.
UPHOLSTERING,

OLD BRASS BEDS and art metal goods
refnished like new; REPEATING OF
SIIVERWARE our speciality. KRAMER
a. WADSWORTH. III Walker-st Phone
TO Franklin.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
bY n LorQAxN-S SONS, sxpld And siit
! yvrsg,nSrx@ "a 1ohnrfk q
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
PHOTO ENGRAVING.

PHOTO ENGRAVING.
HAIFLToNE and line work; CATALOGUES and
color work; excellent results low prices.
HAGOPIAN PHOTO co. D
Greet Iones-st Phone 1880 Spring
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tnble3; high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
Sluare.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
WORK WANTED.
Male

ACCQUNTANT desires temporary OF per
maRent work anywhere: statements nre-
pared systems devised, special or periodk-
cal auditS, cursory or thorough inVestiga-
tons. corporations organized, partnership
settlements, bankruptcy accounting. books
written up by competent assistants: terms
moderate ARTEMAS r. HOPKINS. S
Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
<-<-<1.Wn1<-<@<se
STORAGE.

NICHOISs EXPRESS AND VANs, 2es
west l85th-st.-Bagghss delivered to
steamboats, and railways Moving. ship
nsng and packing. Pianos a speciality. Tel.
. sa2 J-MorninEside-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUE CLOCKS; repairing speciality.
JOHN II. ADDICKS. dealer and importer,
100 Lexington-ave, corner 2Tth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stonss
bought at highest market value. made
into ney articles or eIchangr for new jew
EACNoRY. 10 West 9Ist-st.. basement
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
BlBLtorEcA DE ia DEMoCRActA. l72

creo de Ison; comprend6 que Pablo Ia amabG
Atev6 nombre No obstan dcspu6 de agunoS
segundos con nsegurs sgreg6:
So hA dicho tamb6ns que para Rbusar de una oven Ia
hAbeis iDtroducido mi casa
-EsS es otra cAIumuia esa oven fu6 ecomendsda po
mi do6a Lsono fue tap solo preservAra Ago ITEM
po de miser' va que yo dectamente poda hAcero
de que creeran mi Pero esto duraA muy po
co..: sntss dc mes podr6 Iamarls mi esposa
Don Fernando evant6 para protesr; pero tu
vaor de6se obe ssento, eSta mas padO
nGdGdo que nunca.
prendsr aqge geso mas .uponendo que obedecese emo
c6n que d6oGo anterior eisrcese esptu de prnc
pal prosgu6 diciendo:
listed sabe don Fernando que hace seis meSes vine
ocupIr puesto de Msyordomo Hacienda He
bajado a iner6s s6o por el la ibertId ss 81
oHcio Recordad solo nstante que hsya do fe
vuesas 6denes que hsya asnddo vuestros inere-
se janis os he engaEido 10 mSs mfnmo hIsa os he
obedecdo que certas ocones e,aban contra mi
concencs Ha egado ell momeno que entire los dos e
vant1 erribe obStaculo del honor mxncilAdo
MI no por vuestra espoSS mentras 10 gnor&bas
s mIncia acanzaba hoy que 10 ssbes impos
BILE que vivsmos juntos Yo parire mLhana s6o per-
mitO dearos conso dessonfad de vuesta muer deCO
fad de Coo entire los dos segurameDte ha deceAdo
vuestra runa Por nj parte psrdono todo NAL que
hAbeis hecho el que que hacer ht1 Ell punto de
tar contra mi vida Erechd mi mIno por Ultima vez que
h mGno del meior amigo que hlbeiG teuido terra w.,
Ad6s don Fernando. que e Seho &c apiade de ambos
Don Fernando al aOr ID deatrI de Pablo, lorabA como
un niGo.
TOds su .obsrbil habass humilldo ante l nObezl de
Iqusl corsE6n
Cuaudo pasaon aguuoS minutes quso aclnsro para de-
teners pero cofd6 de dOGl Leonor eectVAments don
de viVis1 squeh mujer pOdisn VVir los dos juntoE
Por prmera vida don Fernando eomprend6 daa
exiatiAn OtTm CoGsi mas ngrads que el orona
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
GESTAC10N
rs

eonocido oy 10 deGdcha he reboAdo pudendo sopor
tar tAn marRnra cumpr vengo que t derfa de
eArtsS sS agn da faAran las fuerxs mi esptu decay
entonces hrmano milo, ha de culpa MIA pAo
esos momenos me lcorda6 de ii Quien sah IL caho
sAlVar&s aQuf ven9o que salves Despuss dc 10
mene pobre Arturo tuvo que abandonr IA pobCi6n
guido por los sat6iteS couqusA dihero dGd
La usticia msma quso envolveo criminal
de br6 milagrosamene todoa los de- alta soce
dad drgieron haca 81 iras bao dc iris
te o5rero quen GO Iekaba sr6jfita
Oh mi msma me he desprsciadc 'cuskndoseme de
pretendA deshonrIr case Hace dos dS sin ssber
carA csy6 mi babtac6n, arroada desde cll
10 carta era de Arturo. La ab tenhnao Puedo rsctir
tea de memoria deca aai: Hortenss do mi alma: TIE
srbo con IL rsz6n oscuracida por pear Estoy dees
do 60 lmpoaihe que pueda sufrir mas dc 10 sufro
Iodo e perdido los tribunas perEusn, sin atender
al dereeho que me aaste de reoamar esposa
Cna nga internal ha tramado para cerrarne ods lee pus
M... Hoy e dutno de 10 fkbea ha dsspsddo del ia
Her To perdo ii pierdo mi rabO sin ipara quG
quero 20 la Vda 81 20 fuess oo fusss a seAo
rite de to CAse to poponda aguns ndgnidad; psrO noble
es muy grAnde mi amor inmenso. Antss que ta
deshonra prs6rro dere He penuado morir pero Vi
oS cuaDdo eetl recbss estare gunas leguas do squf
Nuero mposble opone KOSmo de socis.
dad Adi6a amor mic; eguramente voVeTemoS
ver beI q1s que amar6 hMtA el postr6r alien
TO-. Tai Ipguss felE to desgFaeia
ventur Acuerd,e de u pobre Arturo comO otro deo
que sl de smarte y ell de nIcer humlds.. i. Adi6s,..
AL temnAr la earta, Horsnsia die rienda suslta su
Pablo Ia ehcch6 contra pecho AeIcGudola como ana
liA1.
Ella se repuso , sontinu6 dciendO
EGta fuG 6tima catt al terminar dc leafa V0lVmO
ea loea mi padre vic preeisldo amar mSdco Cuan
do ts eE6 pudc sopfsnds sa cue Gprsaba an entire lee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A

que venia desemnehando en- Mayagbez
el professor don Angel c. Biaggi.
.--El senior Fernandez Juncos to-
mara parte, pronunciando ell discurso
de clausura, en- la conferencia eScolar
de esta noche que Sc celebra en- ell
teatro.
--El primero del mes. entrante to-
mara possession del puesto de Official de
Sandal del pueblo de Basamon ell
doctor Fernandez Mater.
-..Esta mai1ana 4 las nueve, sale
ron para Guayama, con objeto de
asistir al juicio oral de Francisco Ri
vera (a) Panchito, Ell captain Fernandez
Mater Ell ell teniente J1dice.
---Muy EN- breve abriran un estudio
de abogado y notaria, en- esta ciudad,
los j6venes letrados sehores Tizol Y
Geigel.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
Delegado 4 la Camara, nuestro amigo
don Lus Montalvo Guenard.
LIE saludamos.
Sc anuncia la aparici6n de un
nuevo peri6dico EL Unionista.
-Anoche en- ell vapor ePhiladel.
phia,s procedente de los Estados Uni
dos, llegaron esta ciudad la sedora
Roosevelt Robinson, hermana del Pre-
sidente de la RepGblica de los Estados
Unidos, acompahada de su hija la Sc.
norita Robinson y ell senior Parker.
Tan distinguidos huespedes Sc hos
pedan en- Ia Mansion Ejecutiva,
La carTetera de San Juan d HUI
macao atravieaa varios pueblos? pero
ninguno inspira mas simpatfas 4 los
viajeros que Juncos, Siempre hacen
parada en- el, visitan la farmacia Mar.
tinez y Sc proven de su :alcoholado.
-Existen vacantes en- los pueblos
de la isla cuarenta Escuelas rurales;
en- Carolina, Fajardo, Naguabo, Vie
ques, Yabucoa, Patillas, San Loren.
20, Aguas- Buenas, Guayama Cayey,
Comerio, Barros, Coamo, Juana Diaz,
Santa Isabel, Ponce, Yauco, Lajas,
Mayagaez, Maricao, Aguadilla, Aqua.
da. Isabella, Utuado, Arecibo, Camuy,
Ciales, Bayam6n y Vega baja,
Don Francisco Oller ha solicita.
do una plaza de Professor de dibujo en-
ell Colegio ASilo de huerfanos de San
tdrce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24

-Esta maflana, tom6 possession del
puesto de Superintendent de Prisio-
mes nuestro buen amigo y correliglo'
mario don Manuel Camufiss.
Han sido puestos en- libertad es-
to madana procedentes do 10 carcsl do
ssta ciudad, Francisco Issles que su.
frfa condena por hurto, iugresando
Alejaudrino Rivera y Nicolas Dias.
-En el Quartet general de 10 poll.
cfa do Sc recibleron esta maf1ana tele.
gramas dc los servlcios prsstados en-
los pueblos de 10 isla.
---Anoche fueron denunciados por
el sargento Mongll tres marlneros
smsricsnos que promovleron un fuer-
escandalo on la calle del Sol,
ElJues Bazau impuso & cada uao,
tres dollar do multa.
Hoy SO han visto ante el Juagado
dc Paz vsinte juicios por infracclones
de las ordenanzas Municipales.
En- el Ateneo 90 reciben dc casi
toda Ia isla, adhssiones entusiastas 4
Ia fundaci6n dc una revista que re-
feje el movimiento Intellectual contem-
porGneo y que sea al mismo tempo
EXPOSITION de principles de estndio
para la juventud que 80 levants, avi.
do de ensanchar los horis ontes del 60.
ber.
-Por tslegrama rscibimoS 10 In.
fausta noticia de haber fallecido en-
Patillas una h'ja de nuestro correligio-
mario don Juan Bautista Creseioni.
Enviamos nuestro sincere pessme &
tan distinguiis familia.
Sc enouentran co snta cludad
nusstros amigos doctor viscarrondo
y don Fernando Aponte, do San Lo-
renzo. Les saludAmos.
Ell alcslde de Agusdills solicit6
del Departamento dc Sanidad algunos
medicamentos con destlno & un pequs-
40 hospital sstablecido on el reterido
pueblo.
-VIenen hacIsndose prsparativos
oara inaugurar on Ponce, { principios
de Julio, TN hospital de ciegos.
-Ha regresado de Ponce ell sub
Comisionado Lord, ell cual asistird
esta noche i la conferencia escolar
que Sc celebrari en- ell teatro de esta
ciudad,
-Ha renunciado la escuela rural
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
FL doctor Sein, de Lares, visit

III doctor Sein, de Lares, visit6
esta mahana ell Departamenlo de Sa-
nidad para conSeguir de esta ofcina,
esta blecer un pabell6n con destlno d
los enfermos de la uncinariasis.
--<Las Pastillas Ant1ricas del DR..
LIE Roy, eliminan rapidamente ell exec
so de acido drico que Sc haya acumu-
lado Ell ell sistema, resultundo, seg1n
la experiencia 10 ha demostrado en-
millares de casos, que la curacion de
la dyspepsia con este medicamento es
siempre radical y complete.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad Ell
Secretario de Marina de los Estados
Unidos, ell honorable Paul Morton, ell
senador Hale, el presidente de la Ca
mara de Washington honora BILE Jo-
seph Cannon, ell almirante Rodgers, y
el capit&n Suijh.
Tan distinguidos huespedes llega-
ron esta maflana q bordo del buque de
guerra, de la marina americana, dol
fhins que Sc encuentra fondeado en- Ell
puerto.
Los referidos senores fueron reel.
bidos por el secretario Frazier, en- re.
presentation del gobernador Winthrop
y otros empleados pdblcos.
Sean bienvenidos,
En- ell vapor philadelphia, re.
gres6 anoche de Washington, nuestro
particular amigo don Francisco PARA
Cap6, quien en- union del seflor Bor.
da, fue representando al Gobernador
4 las iestas presidenciales.
-Existe ell prop6sito antre nues.
tros correligionarios de Mayagties, de
renovar aquel Comite, y para ell efec-
to Sc piensa en- convocar al partido
q una asamblea.
PARA CURAR UN RES
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome lss,PAs.
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-QUINI.
Ma. FL boticario le devolvera el di.
nero 81 no 80 cura, La firma de e. w.
GROVE 50 halla en- csda cajita.
La riqufsima cerveza epab.t,
ha llegado conquistar un pue.tv tao
sorprendente On todos los pai.ss dol
mundo, que podemos probsr que ss
medicinal, devolvi6ndole 10 salud, vi.
gor y color, muchos enfsrmos dsbi.
len y clor6ticos. Agentes NJ. r. Cal.
der6n y CO Tetuan IL.
6%PARA curar un restriado On
un dia tome las PAsTiLLAs LAxAN.
TEs DE BRoMo QUININA. El boticario
10 devolvera el dinero 81 no 90 curs.
La 6rma de E. w. GROVE 90 halla
en- cada caiita.
~OFICINA dc asuntos admins.
trativos y iudlciales y agencia de no.
gocios do Jose G. del valle, calle de
Dan FrSnclsc0 numer0 -. AltOs.
Gesti6n on los departomentos dol
Gobisrno 1nsular, Ayun.amientos y
Trihunalss de Justicia. Para 10 ju.
dicial' Abogados Acu1a, Diax Ma
varro y Texidor. Buen traductor y
m&quina do escribir.
@-LAS INDIGESTIONES 80 ali.
Wan Embellishments, Cen tomsr dos
sellos, y radicalmente 20 curan CON un
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta; ;
sin privarse dc alimentos. Las Dis.
pepSias y Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar 3 8 1 estuches. Para curar ra.
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda.
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24

debe tomar durante 5 8 4 meses el
Digestive Mojarrieta: que es el dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
con6rmado superior todos los otros
para curar las Intermediates del es-
tonnage.
tAPEL viejo de peri6dico se ven
do On ssta Imprenta 4 DOS PESOS
quipal
@<THE HELVETIA.,-27 calle
do la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
STable d. hotel.s Aposentos para IA
milias y personals solss. Comidas &
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Bahos.
Tel6fono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295,
Propietarlo, Pedro Schirs. Nota:
Este hotel esta & cargo de una sefori-
10 cagusha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
Males de Ia sangre
BARROS ERUPCIONES ESCAMOSAS, CARBUN.
CLOS, ESCROFULAS, ECZEMA, GRANOS PER-
SISTENrES cox PUS, I1NIPEINES, ERISIPE-
LAS, ETC, ETC.

ctales, a aspereza del rostro y do las
manos, los barros, y todas las afec-
clones ccasonadas por impurtza6 8 de-
bilidsd de Ia sangre. Precie Is cents.
FL Ferdddero Remedio H0nsopdtico
del Doctor LobJ para los ri10ntS, rssta.
hlece sus tejidos, fNpele ell vel eco acu.
mulado en- la surgce, viv tca los Or
ganos afSctados, toni fca el cuerpo,
cara pOstivamepte los dolores de es.
palda, de csderas y de la ingle, pro.
ucidos por ell NAL de los / Homes, 10
laxtud de Ia cara, la hidropesfa de
los pies dc los miembros, el treeuen'
te deseo dc orlnar, Ia escacez dc Ia
oriua y la lie color oscura y turbia,
Ia oriua abuudonte y con sendimlen.
tos, la p edra en- la vej'ga etc, Es un
preservativo. .valiosisino contra 81 NAL
de Bright Precio % certS,
Ofr-zco desinterssad m7ta mia
servicios, todss los qua 70 Se en-.
cuentren disfrutando do heeLa sslud;
para atendtrle por sp6ndenoia,
No omito esfue'zo alguno, para resta,
blecer u mis- pacientes,
DOCTOR II. W. LOBB
n 529 Is IT, 81 Phiiadelphia Pa.
I. S. A.
Pldase el Menual del DR.. Lobb.
lnd sper sable en- el hogar.
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! q pureza Y ell vigor de la sangre
son la base de Ia buena salud. De
elias depende ell funcionamielto per.
fscto de todos los 6rganos DO sistems
general.
Aupque exteriormente NJ Sc m en'-
fiesten los sintHmas de 3 impureza de
la sangre, es muy conven ente tomar
algunas vecss el lttladefo Renedto
Homo opdticodcl Doctor Lobb para n sun
gre. Ell mas ino}ensivo y mas eHcaz
que SO CONGO impalte vitalidad y
energfa al ORGANISING; enrlq ueciendo
los globl'os sangulneos; cura radi.
calmeuts Ia escr6fu q, las erupciones
de Ia piel, eczemas. las manchas fa-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-30
New York Cotton Futures.
p-lly Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Firm; middling rs; net re-
ceipts, 1885, gross receipts. IL, 15S; sales,
740; stock, 1892.
New Orleans-Steady; middling, ia; net
receipts, 1882; gross receipts, 1889;
sales 5000; stock, 237, 307; Great Britain,
1000; continent, 5000.
Mobile-Steady; middling III; net re.
ceipts, 1871; gross receipts 1s1; sales So;
stock, 3d. 1907 coastwise, Ills.
Savannah-Quiet; middling, 79s; net re-
ceipts, 4725; gross receipts, 4725; sales, 1871;
stock. 50701 coastwise. IS.
Charleston-Quet; middling ~; net re-
ceipts, 494; gross receipts. 494; stock, H.
$50; coastwise, 100.
Wilmington-Net receipts, 4yJ; gross re-
ceipts, 400; stock, $3.50; Great Britain 1856.
Norfolk-Quiet; mlddling. rs; net re-
ceipts, 1919; gross receipts, 1349; sales, 10O;
stock, 34,713; coastwise, 752.
MISUNDERSTANDING; middling, s; gross
receipts, 175; stock, 6769.
Boston--Quiet; middling, sos; net re-
ceipts. 572; gross receipts, 1903
Philadelphia-Qulet; middling $50;
stock 295S; Great Britain, ia.
San Francisco-Net receipts. GIG; gross
receipts, GIG; Japan, 676
Newport News-Stock. 80.
Brunswiek-Stock, 1854
New York-Quiet; mddling, sos; gross
receipts. 1922; sales IS; stock, H,Ol6; conti-
tent, 1892.
Total today at all ports: Net, S5O27;
Great Britain 1902; continent 1892 ia
pan GIG; stock, 647,673
Consolidated at all ports: Net, 1862;
Great Britain. 3974 France, 1929 con-
tinent. 3s.971 Japan, 676; Mexico. 1850.
Total since September 1 at all ports Net
7, 764, 775; Great Britain. 2,sS2, 404; France,
647 $50; continent. 2,4so,274; Japan 1851;
Mexico, 27.170.