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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

which forms the loop; then pass tho
needle from under through the looms.
drawing it fast to fasten the knot
Hold this in place and repeat the Cd.
Grafton. When thirty Of these knots
are made push them of the stick.
The next row is done in the same
manner, being added to the first row
by passing the needle first through each
Of the thirty knots already made for
the first row. Knit thirty rows Of this
and then tie the last loops to the other
iron ring, With cords through the two.
iron rings you will have a hammock
that for strength and comfort cannot
be surpassed, and all for co cents.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
As We Look At Il.

Lias ~ ''e brethren of the press who so
-, o"ereu us assistance last week
', "''' our papers the entire edition If
'ne week was totally destroyed by bejpg
'orn 10 pieces we tender our sincoro
'hAhKs' ard We likewise THANH tho
BUSINESS men generally who called To
'!hPathlze with us. A great number
vi people came during the day to look
upon the wreck, indeed they called at
Ill hours from o'clock a. m. FRIDAY T.,
Up. IN, Saturday.
WE'LL we concluded to take a pbi,i-
Sophical view of the matter. thoupb the
siSht OF the fragments of thosa paners
makes our blood boil, yet are ind.ed
glad that matters we're no worse for
Ihe fellow who did the act could have
utterly ruined our business by up
sitting cases, galleys stones etc. or
breaking our presses. So taking il AS
whole, we feel that we have some
thlng to be thankful for after all, but
1t made US very blue Friday and had it
not been for kind and sympathetic
words OF our many friends, it would
have been still worse.
AS to who it was, we NAV never
know, and Us matter Of fact, we do
not care to know now, it would only
weaken our faith in frail humanity, and
SO far as prosecution is concerned the
crazy fellow perhaps deserves sympathy
rather than punishment.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
Visitors From Iowa and Indiana.

Daniel Francis of DesMoines, Iowa,
and uncle OF our fellow townsman, W..
f. Francis, and Crawford Ellington, OF
Montpelier, Indiana were guests OF
w. r. Francis and family Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Francis visited our
city some years ago and is not an entire
stranger. He is much pleased with
both city aud valley. Mr.. Francis and
Mr.. Ellington are making tour OF the
west and in company with Mrs. >. J'
Francis, Miss Emma Francis and W.
r Francis left Monday morning FOR
Portland where they will spend few
DAYS taking in the sights
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
How TO Wash Gold CkAins.

Gold chains may be washed in SOAP
suds, drying them OIL a soft towel BY
pulling the chain backward and for
ward, but care must be taken to pull
1t the right way of the curb, or link.
These may also be placed In sawdust.,
the particles OF which can be easily
blown away afterward. The least
dampness between the links is ver3
likely to cause them to wear more rap
Idly.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
To the Beach.

Effective at once; the Northern Pacific Rail.
road company will sell round trip excursion
tickets to Westport. return limit September 30.
OF the very low rate OF 80.
To Long Beach, Clatsop and Tokeland, Wash.
s1375 round trip. Tokeand Wash is about ten
miles down the bay from South Bend and very
pleasantlr situated for comfort and restfuness.
The grounds are well shaded, good sea bashing,
rates and excellent places for camping out.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
n o. FELkEER,
I A. MARTIN, DO.

For a pleasant profitable summer
trip, why not visit the fello ,~IS ae
National Park? From May 3oth "
Sept 18th tho N. +. offers the PUBIC;
special round trip rates, including hote ',i
Accommodations at the Yellowstone 1arh
hotels, trips through the park lncluo.
ing Norris, Lower and Upper 1eyse ,
Basins, Yellowstone Lake, Grand -, an
yon, Falls OF the Yellowstone ana re-
turn trip to Mammoth Hot Springs .;,
This is a grand opportunity TO vI 'n
tho National Park. For further lnior-
nation inquire at depot
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

Two cents worth Of permanganate
Of potash dissolved In half n pint Of
water makes a cheap stain. Give the
floor two coats, allowing time for such
to get thoroughly dry. Then rub well
with paraff1n.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
Chamberlain'S
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

A few doses of this remedy VIII
invariably cure an ordinary at
tack of diarrhea. ,.o on;.
# has been used in nine epl,.
denies of dysentery with perie''
ste" It can always be depended pended
rnon. even in the more severe
ottarks of cramp collie and chol-
era morbus. ,ossf,,, for
It is equally successl "ho,e apa
s,mmer diarrhea and choi era
;nfantum in children, and Is 'ne
means Of saving the lives OF many
oh;ldren each year, ,,a
When reduced with wa'e 1. anu
sweetened it is pleasant! IT,, 10 , t"nI
Every man Of a family sn"u na
,a n, this remedy in his home non
H INV II now. 1t may save lie.
PRICE, csc. LAM. ......~>,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

when YOU want pleasant laxative
that is easy to take and certain to act'
use Chamberlain's stomach ana Liver
tablets. For sale by Owl Drug Store
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

due to his advocacy, or supposed ad-
vocacy, or principles and policies that
ara democratic. Nothing brought Mr..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

ground occupied by station buildings,
work shops, depots, machine shops,
switches, side Trucks. tnrntuhlas MI
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27
lob PRINTING
lT &. HARRELL. NJ. d..

NT &. HARRELL. NJ D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special Attention Given to Female Diseases
once Kleinberg Block.
once and Residence Phone Black -'
ELLENSBCRG. WASH
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

r o.on, toall that stupendous changes
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

T~"~''~ 80 NsOs\OSuLJ,
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN,
Sunday School 10 a. m.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-27

"vtners I. ., old az ] have differed
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|CIAS

Vfct'ms de cruel ..entermedad ta.
lleci6 auoche en- Bayam6n don Luis
vsnegas, dspositsr.o que fus de squel
municipio.
Hoy iuk dada de alta una enier.
ma en- 10 sAla provisional del Hospi.
tai de mujeres.
Sc halla enfermo, aunque no de
cuid ado, el doctor don Pedro del Va.
lie A.iles, medieo de nsves dc este
puerto.
La ofcina de Sanidad local ha
remitido sl Superintendent de Sanl.
dad loo pianos del Hip6dromo dc San
Juan, por ser estos de su competsncia,
recomendsndo que 90 instalen 90
d.cho sdincio spsrstos dc plomerfs ,
,caeducto para el servicio de los e,.
pectadores.
Ell articulo AZ do la ordenapEa
sobrs fslias que se cometsn en el ser.
vioio de earros etcsricos, ordena que
estos 90 paren sn todos los sitios mar
eados en- 10 Inca, haya6 no passis-
ros. 81 90 eumpliera con esta dispo.
sici6n, 90 svitsrfsn muchas desgra.
cias de las que viensn ocurriepdo die.
riaments.
-Proysstass la orgsuizscion d
un grupo artfsticc, entire vsrios i6vs-
nes a6eIonados al teairo, para sallr
10 isla Z dar algunas iuneiones.
Hoy tom6 puerto, procedente de
los Estados Unidos, sl vApor SCara
cass.
-Muy Jronto 90 lost Alark acus-
ducto J luz elsclrics On IL cslls del
|HIp6drcmo en- sahturcs, ,csdida reeisn
tsmsnte 81 munlcIpio por 81 propleta.
re don Avslino Vicents,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

Ell Coronsl Bailey, del Regi-
mlsnto de Puerto Rico SO propous ~.
mentar e nGmero dc mdsicos en- Ia
banda de dicho cusrpo Adjustments
hay So es su proposito que para
deotro dentro de breve 81 ndmsro 90
eleve hssta so.
Ell dia de D.ciembre cslebrarE
el Casino Espailol un esplendido oai-
lie, en- honor de Ia vlrgen dc 10 Con-
cspci6n
Ell syuntamiento de syam6n rema
tara el dia % del actual un predio de
ssrreno dc gu propiedAd. cont'guo 81
Hospital municipal de squel pueblo.
--Anochs ialleci6 en ssta ciudsd
la respectable 8 nora DE- fis Justins Be-
taucoutt viuda de Candida. Esta tar.
de las 90 llevara & efeeto 81 en-
tierro.
Los inspectnres de Ssnidsd 10.
cal hsn prssentado denuncias contra
vsrioa carros electricos, por sdmitIr
10 eonducci6n dc hielo y limousds en-
Les p staformss, estsndo dsdicsdos ~
, trsnspt rte do pasaieros,
Ell alcalde DO la ciudad % yieue
|ocupando del estadio cnmbiu,do de-
un lAvsdsro pdbliso y uu eremasorio
para las bssurts. Este proyscto g.
gursments se lie ara & 10 prsc,ica IN
el pr6ximo sfo fiscal.
Han ado in'critos en- 81 registro
civil los naclmiert,s de Rafssla, Ro-
mAn horsao J Pltcldo Figasroa, y
las defupclones de Zsn6n Rivera ss-
lee, Barbara Cspsda Orillano , Rs.
faala Alvsres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

-Es urgente que 90 mande rspa-
rar sl trczo dc 10 Gale de Norzagaray
frents 10 flbrica de b elo del depar.
tsmsnto militar. AQue.lo estk com.
plesamsnts abandonAdo y se hscs di6
ell el tradco de csrros.
-Anoche eslebr6 rstresa On 10 pla
- principal 10 banda del Regimiento
de Puerto Rico, eiecutando un variA
do y magnfnco prt SrtmA. Entire Les
pleas hgur6 sl pasodoble que h'zo el
direct II do dicha banda, ssfor Miran.
de, y que dsdico 4 la glra de deusn-
disnte el cual 90 tuls <A'egrfa de
Ia prImera gira,s El Il olioo 10 aplau
di6 mud no y 10 hizo repe.iry
Nos escribsn dc Morovi., Que en-
la nochs del dia s del corrisnte desaps.
reci6 do ls casa de don Sebastian Mar.
tfnsx sl min , Tom&. AQuiro Ojeds, de
Ii afios de edsd y t-igusho. Va dss.
oalzo y vists de co or obscure con scm. .
brsro de paitlls.
Sc suplica 4 los dennis colsQas de
10 isla la reproduction de sstas liues,.
llsmkudose ls atenci6n de las ~ tori j.
dades y sgentss de policfa go todos los
pueblo', & I'm dsNu. avsris o IN su pa
radero.
Ri die l3 del actua' qu.d6 sbisr.
30 en- Pittisburg, Pennsylvania, Ia con.
vsrci6n arual de 10 American Fedora
tion of Labor, 10 cusl permnnecsrE
rsunida por espacio de docs dias. Los
rspreSeutantss del Fedars ci6n Librs
de Puerto Rico no han podido coneu.
rrlr.
Don Rafael Mufio1, director del
psriodiso Ella Prsusa Llbre,, 20 halla
% Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
EDTCT0.

Estados Unidcs de America. Ell Presi.
dente de los EE. UU. Is. 8. Mar
torell & Compafifs. Ex -parte. So.
bre conversion dc posWi6n on do
mimic.
En- Ia Corte Municipal del Distrlto Ju
dicial Municipal de Manatf, P. r.
por quartz, Mar.orsll Il Compa-
MIA, sociedad On comsnoita estableci-
do en- Ciales, solicita ante ests Corts
Municipal, Ia conversion en- dominic
de Ia inscription de posesi6n de 10
sigdiepts fnca: <Urbsns, casa radi.
G ada ea la Gale de Ia VictarIa del
pueblo de Ciales, copst"ufda con ma
deras del pals y techada dc teia 'manil
zinc, teniendo una cocina anexs; que
mide dicha casa par I'll parte edificads,
doce metros de frente, por nueve de
fondc; 10 cocins seis met-cs, sesents
ocho centfmetros de largo, por cua'
| tro m. tros cincLenta centfmetros de
anth y el solar en- que esta enclava.
da, ca,orce metros de frepte, por cua-
rents metros sesenta y ocho centfme-
tros de fondo. Linda por su derechs
entr ando que es el Norte, con la cass
| de la Succession de 1sidro Martin0, que
Irspresents su viuds dona Ana Roure'
por ls ixquierdA que 90 el Sud, eou
orA de dofla Mercsdss MuhfE de Rio,
autes, instalada hog por los seiiorei
Frau & Co nps fifs; por su fondo, que
90 el Ue,te, COO terrenns de don Agus
tin Vidal y Matos, g. ssituida hoy por
se1ores Martorell & Companfs, y por
VI frspts, que es ell Este, CON Ia rtfsri
da cslle de 10 Victoria; inscrita On el
Registro de- In Propiedad de Arecibo
az folio IS del tomo II de CiAles, con
ell nGmero 58i, inseripci6n So; Ia cual
casa encc ntr& 1dose en- estado ce rui.
No, fu6 derrpmbads y en- su lugar Sc
edited otra de msderss forrada co.
biiada de hero gsrvsniEado, terrera
por su frente y de altos por 80 espal.
de, con un bsle6o, su piso de hormi.
ghn, oue mide docs met 'os ounce cen.
timetros de frente, Dor dieE y ocho
metros, treints y cinco centime.ros de
tondo, con 81 cocina ensxs de cust-o
metros veiute y cipco centimetros de
largo, nor dos N 't-os setsnta y cinco
dentimet-os de sncho.
Per TANTO : >habiendose cr ian ..
do por sl Hon. Fslix C6rdovs Davlls,
Juea de esta Cots bunicipsl, Sc snun.
Gle Dor tres veces , termiuo de quirce
dias ns.urales, co el periodico LA De
MoCRACIA que % edita en- SAP Juan,
la c1nversi6o que 90 interesa, para
que los que % CT, an con derech1 sobre
10 fnca dsacrits , personals iguoradas
& quienes pueda perjudicar Ia pre,en.
ci6n deducids, puedsn opoDerss pre-.
sentaudo Ia ooortuns demanda dertrn
del t9rmino indicado, 4 contar desde
81 de la feeha de la publication del
anuncio, libro ls presente.
Bsjo mi hrms en 10 Corte MunicI.
pal del DIstrit' Judicial Municipal de
Manat, Z q de octubre del aoo 1905.
PEDRO ]. RIVERA %
Secretary NJ, G. Of Manati.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
La San Juan Light { Transit Company

Nos ipforman do Ia CompahiA de
los Trolleys que con el fa de msiorar
el servicio dc los earros electrieos
durante las horas do mucho trGfico,
tlesde el dfa Is dc Noviembre hssta 90.
gundo aviso regirk un servieio regu-
lar de I. minutes, que durArA todo el
dfa, saliendo de 10 parads q & las Z de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

Tamb,e en nos informan que desds
10 m sma fecha on adsla ate, sl tiltimo
caro- que .a.e do Rio PIedrss para
San Juan saldr& & las 1l:l6 ds Ia no.
che en- lrgar dc { Lac lO:45, como an.
terlormente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
Eu9 Cursd0 Por La Pe.ru.na
En- Cuarenfa Y Ocho Horas,
lin Resfriado lie Afecf6 La CabexA Y
La 0afgAnta...Ei Afaque
Fue Severn,


Carlos ". Bowman, Primer Teniente
Y Ayudante del cuarto regimiento
de Voluntario de Caballeria escribe
desde Lanham, Nd, 10 siguiente:
"Por mas que soy contrario q patend'
kados Y aun mas adverse declsra'
clones, pero creo en- este case, es un
deber, el unir mi experiencia q las
columnas "a escritas respecto q los po-
deres curativos de Ia Peruna.
"Yo he sido particuiraniente behe'
flciado, usandoIa para fesfriados en- h
cabezs y Ia garganfa, y en- cusrrnta y
bcho h0ras me he curad0 c0mpietAs
menfe eI nf6s severe atAque, fon1andoIa
de acuerdo con Ia direction, La us0
como preventive, siemprt que me
Amenaxa algun afaqae.
"Miembros de mi fanilia tambien IL
nsan para padecimieptos del mismo
genero, Y 10 estamos recomendando a
todos nuestros amigos. w. Bowman
Una raz6n porque Ia Psruna SO usa
On tsntos hogares, es porque no
contiene narc6ticos de ningun genero'
Se puede usar por cualquier periodic
de tempo, sin adquirirse vicio alguno
de tomar drogas.
Diriiase' al Doctor Hartman, Presi-
Aente del Sanitario Hartman, Colum'
bus, Ohio, E. U. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
EN- NUEvA YORK

Don Maximino Luzunars ha alberto esplendda Ca
sa de huespedes en- New York La condcones de
comoddad eeganca venlac6n Stuada cerca de los me.
ores teatros della cudad Cuenta magnfhco cocne
70 inmeorabe Precios mtados Para nformes, du1rse
AN LUZUNARIS, 138 West, 81 tn. ST., New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

10 manans, hssta las 10 de 10 noche, y
despue. de dicha hora cont'nuar& el
itinsrario do ounce minusos hasta las
ece dc 10 nochs, saliendo de San
Juan el dltimo oarro para Rio Pie.
drss. Hasta 10 fecha oil hin rario ha
sido dc quiencs minutos daranle a'gu.
nae horss del dfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
.papel vieio a s. el quintal,
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

of testing this than TO measure the
men iss they come up TO the colleges
We believe that among faculties the
belief is general that the average pub
Tic high school boy is better equipped.
better disciplined. more thorough and
self-reliant than the select school boy
OF course this Is as it should be. IT
gives to an. rich and poor. an equal
chance until the college period IS reach
I'd. Aud even then If the poor boy has
The equipment that the high school Of
fers he can probably 90 through coll
lege With only the backing Of his own
energy.
Another thing is gratifying. In many
small country towns the courses have
been made so borough that the grad.
yates stand almost ON plane with tn,
graduates Of the city high schools
From such schools pupils enter wes
Point Annapolis and the larger col
leees. The greatest strides we have
made educationally have not been il
the hetterment Of our college courses
but In the increased efficiency Of ou
public schools
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
AN INSURANCE LESSON.

TT has been shown in the insurance
4 Investigation. now going on in New
York. that the "sub-standard" policy
is very profitable This is the policy
which in certain cases Is issued to those
who cannot pass the regular examina-
tion. An additional premium is ex-
acted. meant to cover the extra risk
but II has proved profitable because IL
more than covers it.
And this emphasizes point that
even actuaries have not given full value
to. Il is that the man OF lnhrm health
frequently learns to care for himself,
to avoid exposure, over exertlon and
dissipation, with the result that he lives
longer than the doctors expected
The cases are very numerous where
persons seeking insurance have been re-
iected, and yet have managed to live
beyond the term contemplated when
they asked for policies. Yet probably
the physicians were right in rejecting
them, since they base their conclusions
on the way the average man takes care
Of himself In every community there
are persons living on who were given
over 70 the undertaken years ago.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
EDITORIAL OPINION
The sox Of Anacls.

From the Boston llefa Il.
Il is reported that ihey aio chtnsire ihe
faccs of some forty sculptured angels in
the decoration of the Belmont Memorial
Chapel OF The Cathedral of st John the
Divine ON Mornmssde Heights in New
York The sculptor vino modelled the
angels is Mr. Borglum. and he bias made
them an women angels. A fcw days ago
the fact appears 10 have been first sefi-
ously noticed by a clergyman lately vsii-
ing the chapel. and since then the subject
has been piously and historically debated
with the result that the features of the
langels are 10 be modified into masculinity'
/ II Is declared that all the angels mem
toned In the Scriptures are of the male
sex. Although some religious and sent-
mental painters Of the middle ages have
produced in their art female angels there
Is no Bible warrant for such beings. How
] important this Is as a matter of religious
truth Is apparent For example, the Bible
says that the AngA Of the Incarnation
was the Archangel Gabriel Mr.. Borslum's
Angel of the Incarnation is a beautiful
woman with the sweet and serene. coun-
tenance of Madonna. BY what art this
can be changed to apparent masculinity
we cannot imagine. Undoubtedly there is
vast significance In the fact that the
angels revealed In the sacred writings arc
all males. 10 every properly constructed
mind It will be evident that male angels
constitute a more convincing proof Of the
regenerative power of godlincss than the
existence OF women angels would be. In.
deed. the existence Of these might be pre-.
sumed from the quality Of mortal wo.
men. but the man angel represents a more
signal triumph Of the scheme of salvation
and consequently requires a more din.
cult Imagination Of the artist. We ar,
disposed to believe that Mr.. Borgluu
made his plastic angels women bocaus,
it was much the easier labor. If they car
be refaced without evident DETACHMENT, II
will be "A marvel Of scuipturai transfer
nation
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
THE AMERICAN ABROAD.
AT LILLIAN Jennings Bryan is
w Japan. The cable that ,

W LILLIAN Jennings Bryan is in
w Japan. The cable that an
nounced his arrival also told us that
Mr.. Bryan was booked for speech
before the American Society Of Toxic.
1t is evident that Mr.. Bryan took his
ruling passion along with him. We
venture that Japanese, Chinese. Cor
cans and Moros wiz listen to the elo-
quence Of the sage of Nebraska, ere
lagain his bark glides into the gateway
Of the golden West
Now all this is pleasant to contem-
plate. il means the use OF every ma
according TO his talents and unless Mr.
Bryan goes stumping the empire on tn,
paramount issue he is likely to b,
shown every consideration.
General Grant also met the Afikado
land according TO accounts they sat IL
stin- backed chairs. and eyed eacf
other while they puned black cigars
But oratory wasn't Grants long sui;
And in about four years we think W.
can see Theodore Roosevelt steamlne
lout Of San Francisco harbor bound foi
the Orient. Then indeed we shall hav,
news. The Mikado win be Invited tc
a bear hunt or to take dive in q
submaNne And perhaps his majests
win ponder the various talents OF tn,
three distinguished visitors and won.
der which is the typical American
Perhaps a composite picture would Civ,
the proper result.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
soME pIvoRcE STATISTICS.

TO ANYBODY who viii take the
pains to ponder a few statistics
compiled by official authority the di-
Vorce problem VIII appear great sith-
out further argument. II is a fact that
Il the present ratio of increase holds
it win not require century ere there
win be divorce for every marriage.
OF course there will come a limit
some day. but viii not that limit con-
stitute menace 10 our civilization?
Lest we be charged with undue pessl-
mism. let us cite some figures.
Take Ohio. In 1870 there was one
divorce TO every % marriages-surely
enough. But in 1890 it was one to
every IS; and in 1904 the records show
one divorce for every marriages.
Now look again at the record: In
1870, / to 25; in 1890 / TO 10, and in
1904. / to 9. At that ratio divorces
would equal marriages in less than
decade
Now Canada Is much stricter. In the
past s6 years in an the Dominion there
have been but s56 divorces, or an av-
erage OF about 10 a year. Now the
population Of Ohio about equals that
of Canada. and yet Ohio granted s24s
divorces last year. The comparison
shows that Ohio is either too liberal OF
Canada is too strict Which is it2
When we compare our records with
those Of the European countries we
find that legal separations are far more
numerous here Both France and Ger
many with their great populations are
behind Ohio. while in all England and
Wales the total is less than half that
shown by Ohio.
Now Ohio is taken as typical. Some
States have much higher averages.
while still others operate regular di-
vorce mills. securing their patronage
from states where more rigid laws pre-
vail.
Perhaps divorces in certain instances
are right and proper-we do not pre-
tend to decide that-but the question is
how far the privilege Of easy legal
separations shall be extended?
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
SIMPLE REMEDY
FOR CATARRH
just Breathe Hyomei Four Times a
Day and Be Cured.

II a few years ago someone had said
you can cure catarrh by breathing
air charged with healing balsam. the
idea would have been ridiculed. and il
remained for that eminent investigator,
r. 4. Booth. TO discover in Hyomei his
method of cure.
Hyomei has performed almost mir
aculous 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
70 do just what it claims. The COM
plete outfit Of Hyomei costs Si.00. and
consists OF an inhaler, "A medicine drop
pcr. and a bottle of Hyomei
Breathe Hyomei through the inhaler
for few minutes four times a day
and il will cure the worst case of ca
tarrh. II soothes and heals the mu-
cous membrane Of the air passages
prevents irritation and effects a COM
plete and lasting cure.
In Wilmington there are scores OF
well known people who have beer
cured or catarrh by Hyomei. II it does
not cure you. 2. James Belt will re.
turn the money you pay for Hyomei
This is the strongest evidence that
can be offered as 10 his faith in ths
remedy