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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Observation-Disclosures
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Suinuis.

- &or allr5em Idico sic S3iuh'
riae sSralt Morgorctb Srallor all@
Sebo, &aniuS, I'M Saitic ibrcr in Go't
Ct. Soltis lpobnenoen Sohter, Sralt
8. g. NoB, ullS Dem Scben. Sroli
Sruilor mar eilliQe Gage 5ltpor III
Gait ct. &ollis e~ingetroffen; gletd
rod ibrer 9lnfunit tbeilte lie ibrcr
God)tcr nit, lie babe ploBIid pn9
iid)erc %orgciiihl bcfonmen, am
Neujnhr5taQe iterben 5u mill'en llnn
moue Deabulb nad Nau1e nm lhr
Gterbcfleio, ou$ lie Dor Subren lelb't
aenGht, tslcarapbiren. Nle Ser'
illd)c, Der @reiiin ibre tire Soee aus
3ureocn, %miBlangen; lie lbldte OIe
Scpeide ab, rno poS Gintreficn OeS
SterbcfleioeS mar lire leBte Srciloe
oui Green. Gin Dem DON ihr Dor
o%lt5aeio9ten Sage lflob ne ole
Hlllgen 3llnI epigen Sdlummer; Der
Son mar lanii un0 ld)n1er5loS. 4.
- Ton iiinInoti9em rmunterbro-
cbenem S6lni miro aus Eeoria be.
ridytet: Ser Jungc Benjamin Conf
giStn neldJer ltet8 Elm bcrpprragella
Des 8cidnensS nlent betlmoctc, be1ab
lid por lGngerer 3eit non Feoriu
rad, Mnlhingtou. I'M lid) III elllem
NortiQen Nunit- SnItitut mclter ulla'
5ubilhen. Cr mod)te beoelttenne
Tprtid)ritte ltlb butte baS 3elg al
einem fiinftigen aiinitler IN Iid,. &or
simn iiinf @odcn flel Ell ploslidy IN
einen, lpie man iogt, ollrd) Selblt'
&pp1pie bcrpprgerufenen tiefen
Shlai, ans meldem i'm gtiemano 81
ermeden inn StnnOe iuar. Seine Iil.
aebDrieen lieBen i'm nod] Teoria 5it.
riicfbrinaclt lulo berluften alleS
Wt0aliGe, Inn i'm in eIllen natiir-
Iid)ell 3ilItano 5uriidbringen al
laiien, nber peraeblid,. Oils lcBteS
&iilismittel m,rOe GIeftri5itat Der.
iud,t ln6 Oieie &roft i6eint Die &c.
iriinitte Stirling berporgebrodt 5ll
luben, Denn Der ilulge Wtunn lit iett
aus iiinim0digem Sdlafe ermnf,t.
Gr lit nod 81 ifJDad) Inn 81 ipre.
diem. Ian iiebt aber ieiner polls
iidnbiaen @eneillng entgegen.
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TebraSfd.

g(uf id)rcdlidc @eiie fam BET
@l9in Oie Srau bon Solcpb GenB nm
has Seben, 0ndD berpies lie iih babei
olS groBe Seloin, inoem lie naf ibrer
ihreflid)en &ernunblng lire &inOer
rettete unO bas brennenoe Soits.
Syrau HeuB wor banit belhdftigt,
nlittellt @niolin &leiOcr al reini9en
unb lie bate oen geiGbrlid)en Stoff
in einem offenen 8ebGlter nitt melt
Dom beiBen &iihenofen. Slpblidl
erplooirte boS @uiolin ltnb iette Die
&leioer lrnO Snare Der Srau III
9roub. Sic perilld)te nit Seden
Dos sSel,er 81 loid)en, Oody alld) Die
9eden fingen Sener. 9tun lief lie,
nit SranhpunOen bebeft, binmlS
mo erreibte einen @niierbebulter I'M
Stall. Sic iprang in bas eisfalte
gGaIier rnO bas Seuer on ibrenl
&orper ipliroe geloift, uber Die alei.
Der moren idon 10 BON Den Slummen
ber5ebrt, bob Die lebten Seten berabs
iielen, bie Srnu fait taft loiieno.
Mit GieoertGmpfung ibrer Shmers
sen Lief lie 5llm @auie 5uriif itnO es
gelang ibr, bus Seuer baielbIt sl To-
id)en ,lno lire fleinen &inoer 81 ret
ten. Damn innf lie, sum Sobe Ell.
if0pft, IN eineu Stitbl, mo iie Der
einige Stunben ipGter nadJ Sailie
fommenoe 8atte fanb. Sic lebte
nod cine Had)t unO einen Gag inter
grdBliden Sdmer5ert, Damn ltorb lie.
Srou HeuB mar friiber Sri. @ertrnN
Gifmam bon Carroll, Soma.
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8minirte ibrc Cd Gubeit.

Sorriet Solpuro bon 209 u. 81.
StraBe, Stem @orf, bate i1iolge
elmer Sa%ilttrontbeit lire S6Gnbeit
einge6iiBt. Sic ihreibt: SD lit
lett SSnbren oil Snlt Hbeum nn0
Gc5ema, unb fonnte feline &cilung
iinoenL bis ih &lldleu'S strnica
Solbc gcbraud)te. Gin ihreQes
lrnO iidyeres Seilmittel iiir SdJnitts
munben, @ronoplnoen mo @e,
itmiire. YreiS % Gents. 81 Ia.
ben IN :. ~. Gillete's 9lpotbcte, SOC
Mnin StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
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.ama's Wcotsin bali ibmt!

TSrau 2ouiie Semi in Mhlscatine.
SSoipa, id)rieb nellli6 OIL Or. Eeter
syabrnep in Chicago, Den @igentbils
mer rno sSabrifanten BON Sorni'S
sllpenfrGuter @lutbeleber einen bib
iden @rief ipeld)er Mand)em cine
quite 2ebre geben fonnte. Die quite
Srau idyrcibt: Muscatine, Soma, Dell
+. SSuli 1904. 81. Yeter Sabrnep'
Ser Spftorl MltB Sbnen biernlit
Die frenoiae Mittbeilung mahen,
OnB ih Can't Sbrer Meoi5in meinen
,dlteiten Sobn fiir politqnbig furirt
erfIGren barf. Gr Iitt on &aturrb
i'm &opf, fonnte nidt atbmeu obne
Den Munb ltets oiien 5rl baben. Sea-
tiirli6 I'M Sitter bon IS bis 20 Sabs
rem liub Die ii1neen 2eltte ia &ae 10
iebr flug nnb obne baB es crit cine
red]t groBe Softor-& edynung maht,
gebt's ni6t, mas bilft oa aleS &eoen,
ma mn,B linen Den @iaen laiien,
bis lie bon ielblt 5llr Seiinnung tom'
men. slbt Monate lang ging er tag
Ii6 5nm Ir5t, oerielbe reiniate Das
S,nnere ieiner Haie aaes nit 9ampt,
oub mlBte er ollerlci %einatbmen.
Sieies peruriad)te inn nift MIR
groBe Shmer5en, ionoern aud, feline
Maie nabm cine Sarbe unb @roBe
ar, Ole gefGbrlid) ousia6. Ga emo.
iib probirte er r@tama'S" Wieoi5ln
nie er lie nermt, uno jebt lit er &C.
iuno, bot cine flare @eiihtsfnrbe.
Sreili6 ipar es Elm lang itebenoes
&eiben nnb er bat iiir iib iefs bis
iieben Slai6en non Dem @lpenfrana
ter b%erbrard)t, aber mas lit oas i'm
G~erbaltniB 81 Der groBen Ooftor'
Hednungl unb nod Die S6mer5en
init eingere6net! Weine Nahbarin
lit ON gc5eIno, lire Hoie NOR roth
1,nO pol Sleden, lie mod)te niht III
@eieni6aft geben, batte ldon pleler'
lei probirt obne Geiultat, oa lfentte
id ibr cine Slaid)e alpenfralter, Die.
ielbe tbat ibr 10 gut; Die 6ipeite NM
brittle Slai6e fallite iie, nnO jebt III
lie sliidlidl benl lire Scale lit bell
nno geiuno. Sbr gtame lit Srau
Gbeobor SdanlnnOt, Enn0 Ctr,
Iuscatine, Soma, MdhrngspolI
griiBt Wtrs. &oniie &einl, 421
Yono Ctr. Sorni'S @lpenfrGilter
9lutbeleber reinigt Die Sdleimbarlte
bon allen ltnreimigfeiten. Gr hebl
Die Rei5burteit rub briHgt @eiuno-
belt un0 Slid ipie0cr.
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Sbio.

@eGen oen @crmlSge6er bcS
Gina Courier" IN Gina, Serrll
@lbolpb @eirelbaum, 1T cine Sda-
Oeneriotfloge iiir $4,000 anbGngid
genraht WorOen. alGgerin iii SSoa
9. Soplor, m2ld)e Dor etpa einem
Sabre beim Seoieuen elmer 9rlcfer-
preiie IN Der SobsS ruferei beS yGou.
rier" lire %alIo perlcbtc, 10 0nB ieit.
her spci Singer iteii geblieben limo.
Sic bebauptct Dab baa llngliif oo.
Ourd gei9egen leL baB lie pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

g~igettbiimer her Gruderei niht aiti
Die @ef6brIihfeit ibrer Irbeit oui.
merriam qenad,t DprSen lei. ,9tlln",
Heint Oaslt Der 8erfloatc, Dos 3ell-
Qenperbor miro barber id,on Auf-
idlllB 9eben, NM menn ibr baS @ea
rift Die pcrlnnate Slln1nlc 5llipredeu
loute, Damn lit oaS ia bod) cine &Ieis
nigfeit iiir eincn Seloproben mic
oeutihc s3eitunesidreiber 81 ieiu
pfle9cn. Gs ieblcn inns 5iir Belt
o~lleroings nod $4,000 on Der
Sunrme, aber ipern nnlere riiditons
Oigcn Nbpnrlenten ms 5u Siilfe fol1.
men, Damn lperbcn mir audi hieie flei.
nau Seblbetrog bulo hcilamneii
baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

ipridt. ipie ). .. Ir. Sings New
Siic HiQa. Gieie iilo gcrabe, mas
Sic beoiirien. I'M Magcn. mo Sc
bcrlcioen Ill filriren. ScrIrld,ci Die.
iclbeu. 81 boben m Z. ". Hlletc'9
Npotbete, 65G Moin StruBc. Gle
bllqile, ,Snuu. Ereia % Gents.
@aroltirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

beitdtigtc Iid inOeiien llidpt. t~peshalb
man niIuulebr our gelDultlumen Seif,
ming Oe$ @obnrmmea ihritt. Gin
Nrmliiger Nnblid bot iib Den Gintre
ttnben Oor. Iilf oiirftiaem Eager
clltNefte man sic 2eidJe Der SermiB-
ten uiO nebeil ibr bus ornle &inb
beint bormloien Spiel. Gin Ser5.
lhlug botte benz 2ebelt Ser ungliid.
liten Srnu 5iir Tod)t5eit elm jGbes
3iel 9cictt llno lpobl 5mei Gage INN
Slpei 9td6te botte oas obnungsloic
&inohcn int gemeiniomen Yette bel
Der Seid)e Der Ilttter seouloig mls-
gebarrt.
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9eras.

- lln9epObulid)es @hufie6en mad)t
cine beuoritebenoc Sd)abiuterei I'M
Golrntp &eoi, iiir peldle bas @nller
zines 9on5en Sees obsesogen iperberl
loll. SoS llnterncbnlen miro bon
elmer regelrchten INSTRUMENTATION be-
trieben, ipeld)e ans elmer NnSubl @e-
ld)uitSlellte in SafwooOS unb loniti-
gen @irgeru bieier Gegenb beItebt,
unD 5eIgt lpieher einmul, mie IN lnie-
rem 3eitalter unD Sdnbe Die 30
maItit mo ole niihternite, proiuiit-
ltp Equalization eng nit chamber per-
tniipTt iein fonnen!
Ser aeiud,te SfoB belGuit lid oltf
mebr ais 100000 merituniidJen
Silbers, unb cS loh1lt iidl ieine ipns
Mid inoianiidle &orgeididte in Or
innerllng 5u bringen, ODER piels
mebr Die Seaenbe, peld)e bon Mlunb
51 NlInbe 81 WunOe geganaen lit.
unb all DeldJe Die Sdotiud)er lit, uno
on melfe Ole Sdotilld)er ieit
glullben.
Sn Der Sllgello5eit ternniider 81.
pililation ipur cine &ornmane Spn-
nier allf Dem @egc norOpGrts, unO
lie iiibrte in einem groBen @Sagen,
lpclder bon ieds Wauleieln ee3ogea
rDllrbe, BEN belagten SilberldJaB nit.
| Sn Der ltdbe OeS GpQinssS Gees MN
mad)te cine Shaar feinolider SSnbins
ner einen Ingrifi mlf Die Heiienoen.
Inn MN bn$ Silber 5u retten, be.
iflpB man, ben @a9cn IN ben Sec
bineinlnufen 81 lulien unb Den gnns
5en SSnbolt einfad IN Die Sicfe Der
@aiierpelt al leeren. Ger @eidluB
nllroe prompt IN Der SunfelbeIt
ausgefilbrt.
Sid ielbit obcr forulte sic &dras
fualte nidt retten, - pielmebr MR.
Den ollie Wfitglieocr bis auf gineS
bon ben miloen H~otbb1uten nud)
"tur5ent Sample niebergemcbelt! Ger
ein5ige lleberl6cnoe ~gelangte nod,
Der Stabt Merico 5llriif, bon no sic
Eartie urlprilnglid) gefonmen mar
aber crit nud) pielen Snbren ilmb
mannigfnlti9en Slbcnterlcrn trnf CT
mieocr BORT Elm. Gr cr5Gblte Die
obige 8eid)id)te; aber ieine 3uborer
parer nidlt 10 gldllbie, mie nlanhe
anl%eritnniiden @eiddftSlclte es
bellte iino, mo or fpnnte feinen 9ei-
itnnb 5iIr @ieoererlangrrlg oeS fiber
men WummonS erbalten.
Ils er bas 3eitlihe legnetc, obnC
nit ieinen Diesbe5iielihen 9emiiblln-
gen irgeno welfen Grfolg gebobt 81
baben, binterlieB er ieinem Sobne
- 10 lagt Die lleberlieferllng mieoer
- cine 3eihnlulg Der Stelle, no Oaa
Silber periellft mar, nebit entipre.
d)enber Teidreibumg. @6er Der
Sobn tbat nid)ts, oOer fonnte nid)ts
tblln 5lIr Sebung Oes Shases, ebel'
lolpenig ein Gnfel; uno crit ais eir
llrenfel Des lleberlebenben in Den ge'
tit Der bciugten Eupierc fam, hilOetl
iitb cine @elpe9ung, Den Shab mirt.
lid, Su i,ld,er. Gieler ltrenfel mai
Sipnr ebenfalS pbne Ntittel; aber el
pcrituno eS, bus ottiue Sntereii'
Slnberer 81 geWinnen; CT ton mad
SeraS uno ioa le0iglid mittels jenel
Eapiere Den See gefunbcn baben.
gluBer Den Wfitglieoern Der Nttien
aeieaidaft ielbit glalbcn nod, piel,
Mnoere an ole ShaBggeidyidte, lmIi
Die ltntcrnebmcr babcn mad)tiaI
Gumpmoid)inerien sur Stele iduffer
loiien, I'M Den Gee 10 iGrell nil
m0glif al entipGiiern. SermttblId
mar Der See iriiber groBer; uber CT
bebeft orfJ beitte nod % AcrcS Gam
uno lit bis 5t ~ SUB tief, mo iein'
AuSpumpung oiirfte etlpa 5lpei 500
nate erforoern. &iel @liif 81 Die
fer mGlirigen Sdabiuhe nlf slftien
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Nms bent 0eridtsiaal.

Sic haben SSbrem Srerno oits
oelIen aaiie 10000 Wart ~geitoblell
@urllm?"
Sic bitteritc 9totb bat mid Oosu
%9e5mungen!"
lin Oieier nb5ubelien, bGtte bodl
geipib cine pcit geringere Smmte ge.
niigt!"
~Ileroings! -. @nS fam Oenu
ober id) Oafir, baB 10 pieI IN oer
&aiie mor2."
Shlleli in 0lammen ltebt Elm Saus.
Mber ldllgiam lold)t man's aus.
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@iSeOuEW.

Sm Sitter Don 1O6 Subren itarb
tiir5lid) III Wiilpantec in Dem Neim
ihrer l0ngIt crarallten Sod)ter Srml
Glcnic5ot sic 6rdu Gatborinn gu.
b0mu. Die am 10. Nopcmber 1893 IN
Eolel 9eboren mar. Trnu 9llbapa
iualoerte I'M Sabre 1897 nit ibrel
&inOcrn Gnfeln, nnb llr.Gnfelu aus
Der Neimotb nod Millpmltee ans.
Sic 8reilin lpor niemals in ibrert
Seben einel Gag franf geucicu, bis
tic nnh Wiiluoutee fam mo inter
Dem &limMpeficl 81 leiben bate. 81
Dem &ollie, 100 lie itnrb, mphntcll
rier @enerntiouen fricolid, bciinnl-
men. lie llriatc ibreS Sobes NOR
llltcraihmGdp.
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0robe ahtra0c.

sir feincn artifel berridyt cine
9roBere Todiroee ais iilr eiu Sell.
mittel, oaS alen moherueu ericrbe,
rlmQeI zines Slutrelniaers cut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 3, 1904.

The 9:05 n. IN. Chicago Special"
No. q, is the best and fastest train 70
Chicago. 1t has free reclining chair
cars and Buffet Pullman parlor cars,
and arrives in Chicago at lao D. M,
in time for all eastern connections.
The l1:l5 p. IN. train for st. Paul. the
Great Western Limited" is a splen-
did train of new compartment and
standard Pullman sleepers n free
chair cars. Through ears and sleep.
ers in all directions. For information
of any kind call at city ticket office.
r. B. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot OF Eighth street. CITY
Ticket Office. G95 Main street. Tele.
phone 1913; new. 975.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

SeS 3Orncs Gnoe III Der 9ienc sln-
iGng.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08

Nere added The caves stretched far
ever the sides, 50 the water could
wash down the slope and the weather.
stained, rainheaten roof formed an
imp ryiOus covering
With reyorCnt thought We passed
he recording slilc of the huf so poor
rul neat Thirteen hundred pilgrims.
some days, pay tribute here and o.
VAS worth 5000 miles Of travel. and
drcary DAYS on The Atlantic 10 stand
within this "old clay b.ggn Its
rough, uneven floor OF stone was holy
.round Cold and cherries was the
rirlhroom of the sweet singer who
'old 40 that "A blast Of January wind
allow hansel In on Robin From that
rUdc bed a bunk In the wall. the poet
FIRST looked out upon The world. and
only so much daylight saw he then
rs glmmered through one foot
NJ space. A few signs Of his
gamble home remain unchanged. as
he rack aud dresser where Dame
Sums kept her bowls and stirred her
parritch. Above the dilapldated
crate hung crane and hook, and
about II lowered the brave heirs to
honest poverty, through the bleak
"orthern winter We recalled the pic
ure of the household assembled at
table, each with book and bowl Il
was a model home, with parents intel.
ligent, honest faithful Amid such
Christian guidance. We wonder why
he Oldest son was not better man.
The bark headed in such a stream
should have sailed on life's river with
= smoother current. But we find II
tempest-tossed, borne down by bois.
ieTOls winds and deluged by sorrow
Standing on the clean "hearthstane,"
aud looking into the wee bit ingle."
Golfers Saturday Night" took new
significance. We realized that from
scenes like these. old scotla's grand.
euIs rise" Here the quiet lad gazed
INTO the Pickering embers and caught
the inspiration OF his llie In the face
~ the tall, worn cotter and priest.
IKE father" the lad saw that nobility
which was glorifed In "A mans
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08

Every mother possesses information
which is of vlal interest TO her young
daughter.
Too often this Is never impaired or is
withheld until serious harm has result
ed To the growing girl through her
ignorance OF natures mysterious and
wonderful laws and penalties.
Girls over-sensitvencss and modesty
often puzzle their mothers and battle
physicians, as they SC often withhold
their confidence from their mothers
and conceal the symptoms which ought
20 be told TO their physician at this
critical period.
When girls thoughts become slug
gish. with headache, dizziness or n dis
position TO sleep pains in back or lower
limbs, eyes dim, desire for solitude;
when she Is n mystery TO herself and
friends, her mother should come to her
aid, and remember that Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will at
this time prepare the system for the
coming change, and start the menstrual
period in n young girls life without
pain or Irregularities,
Hundreds OF letters from young girls
and from mothers, expressing their
gratitude for what Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has accomplished
for them. have been received by the
Lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine Co., nj
Lynn, Mass.
Miss Mills has written the two fol
lowing letters to Mrs Pinkham, which
will be read with interests
Dear Mrs Pnkham- First Tetterl
lam but fifteen years OF age, am depressed
have dizzy spells, chills, headache and back
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08
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man, Tor a that In these two rooms
the PEASANTS butt and ben, the lad
lived seven years. The father proved
n luckless farmer and the life was
one OF grinding toll.
In the Darkest Days.
Al Mount Oliphant, the story OF
work and want was repeated, Fate
was against the pious farmer, For.
tune derided him, and the wolf growl.
ed at the door. Poor crors resulted
from poor soil and poor seasons, and
later. the gay poet looked back on
.hese dark days as combining the
| cheerless gloom of a hermit with the
unceasing moil Of galley slave" But
hook Of songs was his delight, and
whether following cart or pillow, the
verses cheered his work
Thoughts of the years OF struggle
crowded uron us, as We stood by the
cold hearth and gazed into the dead
ashes, which, like the poets life, had
fickered into brightness and died
out All about us was poor. and crude
and old. An old.time portrait on the
wall. marred and defaced by tourists,
vas formerly the sign outside the
house. Beyond the living rooms was
the long, row OF stalls and cowsheds
of the guide mans farm. The best
room is now small emporium, fitted
Tor the relic hunter. The new part.
all spick and span, serves as lunch
room and museum for curios.
with sadness We shifted the scene
from the birthplace, quiet peaceful
, Ayr to the burial place Of Burns
That dirty. brawllng town. Dumfries.
What a pit wherein to sink his noble
self, How the change must have
raspcd his finer nature But the
poets crown had fallen In the dust.
The farm. chosen in the interests OF
| loelry rather than produce, had
tailed Friends had deserted. The
struggle for bread was maintained
through the groveling duties Of the
. excise. We challenge a more pathetic
picture. The gay. reckless lover
the social succ, S. the divine poet, the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08
Have proved Their Worth.

The campaign undertaken by Inter
ested publications to undermine the
faith OF the people In proprietary
medicines has drawn forth the follow
ing from a high medical authority;
1T must never be forgotten that the
interest OF the manufacturer is to put
out a remedy which is not only meri.
torious but safe with small army
OF enemies constantly on the alert,
ready to seize upon and magnify every
unfavorable circumstance, how few
are the cases of accident or injury
from the use Of proprietary medicines!
Complaints In regard to the use OF
such remedies are exceedingly rare
and utterly insignificant, in COMPARE
son with the amount sold and the mil.
lions of people who avail themselves
OF these remedies"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08
"A Mans a Man"

The year 1895 opened with that
hugle-cal to freedom, a mans a
man for a that over hundred
years this battle cry Of equality has
thrilled the world II Is a synonym
NJ the poets name. This mobiles,
paean OF the poasan, bard will ever
be the watchword Of humanity. By
life's pickering candle the lad love
'ong was penned. Then the light
jied out IN the socket. The discard.
cd poet became a dead hero, and n
knell Of sorrow was rung by mourn.
ing nation. We read OF the great
donors at the last, a military funeral
with arms reversed and mufied drum
Despite the shadows. let us catch
the sunshine OF his life. Remember.
ing that he made us heirs OF an i'm.
mortal legacy, let us be grateful for
the heritage. throwing their veil OF
charity over every weakness. and as
we glory in each thy thought and
noble song of this leaven-born poet,
Well a be proud O Robin"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08
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In talking about the healthfulness VI
baking powder. II must be- remembered
that baking powder is not an article Of diet
any more than compressed yeast One
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the other except that uf the two, the bak
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We do not eat either baking powder OF
Yeast. What NSc do eat Is the biscuit aud
bread raised with them When placed upon
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no baking powder in the biscuit Both
leavcning agents have been destroyed IN
the acration and the baking otherwise in.
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ly reliable Even II il did remain In the
food II could do nothing but good.
with regard Ia price, baking powder rs
efficient and wholesome rs is possible "a
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cNhorbtant
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08

national singer. reduced 10 the role Of
Icuy detective among the Solway
smugglcrs, pHiug for il,cj, beer
trade among the housewives, This
on starvation for The wee. Iodd,iu
things az home So Tor business h.
seized the kegs and levied the fines
huJ for pleasure hp dropped TO th,
boiSt,rous, rollickug crew at the tay
,rn. Amid this moral darkness Their,
was 40 lcsscniug of the mental ligh,
From ont Of The depths sounded III,
sweet strains of his Tyre These las
Eve years at Dumfrics were the sons.
Tor shckels and he rapturously rolled
out his diltics. caroling the gay notes
like a bird ON The wing
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-12-08

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