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TO M PIT TP TO MURPHY,
Whether the Danes or Daughters shall
Control the Old Jumcl Mansion.

Park Commissioner Pallas is perplexed
IA to who should get control OF the historic
Jumel Mansion. The contending forces are
the Daughters OF the American Revolution
and the Colonial Danes, and much bitter
meas has been cngendered hy the strife
The Legislature was asked 30 decide 1t
last year, but left 1t TO Commissioner Pallas.
He has held several hearings on the subject
but since the controversy was referred 10
him it has assumed a political complexion.
Mr. Pallas is now disposed To make il an
organization matter. He is said TO feel hat
the weight OF evidence Is all in favor 81 the
Daughters. but, then, Senator Grady and
James Gerard both powerful in Tammany.
have had their sympathies enlisted on the
side OF the Danes. II was said yesterday
that a. a laat resort Mr. Pallas would refer the
question to Charles + Murphy and abide
by bis wishes in the matter. If he carries ont
his intention, it will be the first time that Mr.
Murphy has been called upon 10 settle a
question involving the claims OF rival bodies
who. 20 far ar is known, have never taken an
interest in practical politics
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
Railway Rates and Railway Share
owners.

II transactions relating 10 alleged un-
lawful determinations in freight charges
nv the executive officers of the Atchison
railway, recently disclosed, shah be cN
amined by an official tribunal at Wash
ington, as the president of that railway
is reported to have requested, il is dcsr-
able that there be definitely ascertalncd
and shown the part taken by the dlrec-
tors Of that company in the matter com
planned Of D!d the directors consider
the determinations before they We're
made by the contracts with the shippers
entered into by Mr. MoHToN. or if not.
then did the directors formally ratify
the contracts after they had been made
The shareowners of all interstate rail-
ways, whether aliens or citizens in some
of our railways it may be that foreigners
are nearly if not quite majority owners
are probably beginning to realize thai a
crisis il coming, if il has not arrived, in
the management Of their property
The complaints of shareowners, many
years ago. that their interests We're sub
ordnated to- the private interests Of their
officers. and by the users OF the railways
that their rights were disregarded, the
laws thereupou enacted by the several
states and the acts of their railway com
rnissioners. the decisions thereon by the
Federal and State courts. the enactment
by Congress of the Interstate Commerce
law, Immediately after the opinion eN-
pressed by the Supreme Court IN the
case of Wabash ST Louis and Pacific
Railway vs. Illinois Ola oct -, 1850; the
putting of the recent Elkins law on the
statute book, and, finally, the positive
interposition of President ROOSEVELT
by his last annual message, ought to
bring all railwav owners 20 an adequate
realization OF the conditions which con-
cont them.
The politicians have been constrained,
or think they find II in their interest, to
take in hand interstate railways The
management of them, as TO freight and
passenger rates, has not yet been alto
gether taken out of the possession Of
directors chosen by the owners, but such
taking il in sight Only a regulation by
Federal officials is now on the anvil, but
a very socialistic and communistic step
is openly threatened.
The ownership Of our railways is
widely distributed over the world
Women and the trustees Of minors, cor
porauons sand partnerships, rich men
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RothsohlId's AdYIce.

TorHg EprroH oy Tar SuS SIR These pteccpts
,s,r, laid down hy Old Auseim Rothschid " Frank
,lrt wien asked FOR DTS advice as 10 the way Of
getting ahcsd 500 NE
Inlulrc thoroughly ana con,ci-nuousy Into
thc particulars % ,hc business you propose 10 en-
gage 80.
arcr careful consideration come 10 a definite
decision. 10 ahead bravery aud n., be dlscour
aged.
stand up fur your rights and advance your IN
tcr,sts stou'.S bli hou0rAbiy.
DO not burden yourself with useless scqnhlnt
surc> Don't be suobbSh. be polite 20 oil
Ion. 10 intoxicating drinks. Ply your debts
promptly; Invest your money safely, and trust
neither 10 chance nor To man.
Hc steady ant arduous IN yourw work. and success
va come. L. W
Nyw AofE. Jan r.
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~ 1HE EDITOR oP TBE SrS sir should Ike
10 know why It IS that the ordinary American IS
cvcrlasuugy cnnrIdny England and drawing
comparisons between TIT, ana jhc old country. 10
her dc riment always.
Why not have smack a. Germany and France
aud beautiful Russia, Glvo them turn.
We have good brown ale In England and We have
thc galoWs both very good institutions cspc
ciaily the latter the most mcrci'ul form 81 cXcru
ton known 20 The human race. Your electric
chair Is nowhere in see account Of ne scScnlug
exhibition a, the execution OF thr negro murderer
a couple Of days ago.
II Is your unjust hatred o' England which is
manifested day by DAY IN yonr periodicals thai
makes an Engllshman feel Ike kcldng every AmerI-
can ne meets.
The mystery English people Nrc trying 10 solve
Is how Il Is that the American women marry Eng
lishmeu when 'hey know the American 10 feeling
toward the nation ONoN.
HoBoKEN Jan. H.
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Long service OF Maine senator's.

Prom me Washington Fod.
Senators ever elected from Maine. In having been
chosen for i've fun terms of six years each The
Maine legislature at Augusta a few day ago gave
HIM a reelection by reclamation. and many pleasant
things were said about his public service al int
national capital.
Hannibal IAmlln. Vice President during lin.
coins nrsi term, was Mr. HAles immediate ptcde
cessor lie. too. elected 20 ihe senate for 1--WE
terms. but they were not AL complete terms OF
SIX years each, nor were thry In succession. es Nj
Haze have bccn. Before the civil war Air Hamlin
had three terms In the Senate a. Democrat one
Of four years, another, Immediately following
OF almost ,I years. and soon ai'crwsrd another
term OF about four years. Mr.. HAmlin then had
two terms as Senator somo years after he had
ceased 20 be the Republican Woe President. and
declined third consecutive term, whercupon Mr.
Hale succeeded MIN m 1851
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
Rhodcs scholarship Examinations.

PR1NcrroN. \. j., Jan. II Announce.
ment was made to-day by college author
tiles that the qualifying examinations for
the Rhodes scholarship students Of New
Jersey will be hcldat the Free Public Library
Of Trenton on Jan. II and IS. These eN-
aminations are not competitive, but arc
only to show the ability OF the student to
pass the first examination required IF all
candidates for the Is. A. degree at oxford.
All candidates must be unmarried citizens
OF the United States between the ages Of
10 and rs years and must have spent at
least two years in some college or university
Of the United States
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From ne Philadelphia Record
Everybody wears spAts at Lakewood says
the man who passed The holidays at this New
Jercey resort Here IN conservative Philadelphia
they are considered IilHc drcssy. and the ma.
forty Of those who Indulge content themselves
with hAck ones But there rs another story.
Yellow IL the proper color for men.
There's no color limit Tor the women The
girls Al, around on the porhes their legs crossed.
displaying the most gorgeous ana varied spAia.
Eiu In a checked suit had spsis done In the same
material 4 ratrou In nix tho color OF an egg
plant had her ankles lncased 70 match. Why, It
Kept me busy noting Inc different effects There
went for rest and recreation. and go' EcadAchc s
keeping tab on the feminine spat. which was OF
even. color Of the rainbow. not TO mention many
Dos, entries OF which Irl, never heard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13

The great prosperity Of Mexico under
President DIta appears strikinEy in sta
ti-tics which compare conditions in 1870 with
those Of 1908 In that period the popula
ton has increased from 1850 439 10 10 0o5.
ala. and the number of pupils in the schools
from 635le 10 COL. l55. Banking capital has
increased by slO7 $4,000 and foreign COM
mercc. yearly. by s2ol 900 600; real estate
values by ssss 100000 The dollars are in
silver There has been anincrease Of more
than 100000 in the number Of kilograms
sent and Of more than 100000 railway
passengers and pearly 100000 900 in tons
of freight Carried one mile. The Govern
rncnt expenditure on public works has been
Sl,3 coo 600. Finance Minister IIMANToUR's
report for the l9O3-0t fiscal year gives
the Government revenue rs $50 900 900 and
expenditures $1,000 600 leaving surplus
of sloOOoO COO President DIAa has good
reason 10 be proud Of MeSico's progress
under his leadership.
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TO j OWEN
Presented by hruds for I inform lour-
trslcS and sporting prncllNii'>
during IMP OF cedric.
Dee :. 1904


The Doc responded to the gentleman =
name withheld who made the presenta-
ton speech in a vein suggestive of the
drolleries Of Bazac Then the gentleman
gave the Doc a purse Of $3.50 as u iounda p
ton for virtuou1 resolutions. The Doc
declared that his reformation was not a
mere New Years resolution but was as
permanent ds the hills As he left the
pier the Doe said
Boys. this Is real Forget my record.
II is true that used to gamble aboard ship
but never swiudled anybody, and never
have been convicted of crime | intend 10
do the best can for my family in per
fecly legitimate way | am In business in
London. and think you will never again
hear OF my taking part in any game OF
cards on a ship. am strictly on the level
from now on.
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
what l, Cost the United states for the
Years OF Its Existence.

I'm ~
~ Ia ip' IN ~ ~, 80 ~ ,sse ,aol',-
''H '''a 'U,'., ,'i's iiU'i' l'YJ C,no ~,
~, - I,,i;',.,., ,t,. ,,,'r,o,. .,,,I,
49,. ,,,,,I, I'll ,,,,
- ov' =, po',9 ~ ,'
,I,,rI,,, , ''''i I;to -. ,r, ,hatro,, 90,
MI - .rt, a,',,,ar e., e,.,ishod IL,
e. 90 s',,t. -. as "a
Wv .J','~ NJ. W ii ara ~,
-. g.. 49,, ..,,r,,.,.,
'' w. l'.'lo' - '''
T., ,ot, I'll, ...i,.,,,,,,,.
...oo
,,,,,or,5 ran 1t'''.,, enSooo
80,
WV" ''o'f'o'"Y i'o'" 1900 " 'ooo
, ,,.p,s W Ss,Oocoo
---
balance Ia our favor ............... si7.OooOO
MS HHOoV'VOo' OF IeHa thaH SlOoV'"" ="
year ~ d" We gol out Oh the ueul LOT '"
years WORK me game was not worm ,',e
candle particularly as IL leit us IA 100
where wa were III looi 'hat - WI" 80
V"ooV exports "hHe our inPoi'e
NAnaua rose from sSVoVVo ~ l'ot 70 s'''
V"DoOV IA 1901 ah increase oi s'''o'V,COO
"t"oi ""i"n' ou' eN pOi'' "
-'''' '-NN '''N'N~ "HNN' 'NN-'l'' - 49,
Id ,si.t, a., cnna1,an nroet addad
;,,staad - II ,,,oro,. aroon, "a 10 tho a.
no 600 4, ,,aa. halat,o,, i, ar favor
In sbor, j., bar'rari,a orr Canadian ssla.
vim a ro,,;nr,,Ci,v t,eot, ,,e sold our birth
rigbt Coz no. ~ nnuaoa In that we
- Ora no wiser nm rssu and Canada WINS
AIR .I.cob no, ,r,cticoIIy OH the heneat
Than nssa, ,ro dronnad tho racinrocitv
bo, iron hr, o,r anuers had bean burned
to such an ay,ent NV o,r neonls hnving GOT
In tba ,ra,, ~ ,,s,, ortai,, l;noa ~ CANDIDA
nrod,cts tbat tho sgornoate con,narca
Eatyao,, ca,ads md f''-.nI,os during tho
ue,t .iy co.. 1,se7 % 1879 ;oclusiva, wont
a,,air.,,,. ., ,uro,f ,qo ooo ooo.
60 49,, -. 49,. CO. ,,,oo, 900
,.o7 49,, a,,,1,,s ,a cao.a. *, ooo ooo
Balance against Us ..-..........'.'.'.. toooo'Ooo
Thus in six years we lost our $1,000 600,
twelve years gam under reciprocity, ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13

A $50 page directory Of American insti-
tutions dealing with tuberculosis has just
been published jointly 10y the Charity
ORGANIZATION Society and the National
Association for the Study and Prevention
Of Tuberculosis. II contains many sta
tistics and much information which viii
serve ~ a guide 20 physicians and friends
Of consumpiives. whether poor or well
TODD Among other things it advises
the consumpiive that II is folly in any stage
Of the disease to 90 70 a health resort with
the idea Of supporting himself while he
.ets well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
Tho Eclectic Medical Society Elects.

The New York Eclectic Medical Society
elected these officers yesterday: Presl-
dent W J, Krausl, VI. = New York: vice
presidents Z W Padghsm VI D.. OF Geneva
+. y. Cndlsy. VI u OF Biughamton. and
NJ B. Pearlstein VI. D. II Brooklyn:
treasurer, d. y. Bulson NJ. D, Rockville
Centre. recording secretary, Earl II King
NJ y. Saratoga Springs. corresponding
secretary, @. W Boskowitz, VI. d, New
York. The merit annual meeting will he
held In Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13

To TIE EDIToR or THE SuN-S'r. Bv March
there will be 10000 victims Of war. Russians and
Japanese. They cannot read our language any
more than We can read theirs. hut ihey can enjoy
our pictures This have heard by direct in!oma
lion received ;hs week. from our American nurses
and missionaries In the hospitals Tor russians and
Japanese.
hope your readers will quickly send pictures,
Christmas cards, calendars, magazine Illustrations.
&c. 10 the Rev Henry Looms. Yokohama Japan
(where he has lived for thirty years. VINO VIII dis
tribute them. WILLIAM ELLIOT GHFHs.
ITHACA y V,JAn II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
stock Yard Brutality

TO rHF EDITOR or tbs SuS-9ir- The brutality
shown the poor beasts A. the rlry ninth and S1
teih street stock Yards as stated b. Nj Mcpher-
SON is enacted daily.
My worN has called me 10 ihs power house OF ihe
rapid transit company at me foot Of West Fits
ninth street ard have daily witnessed scenes tha
have made me furious and sick az heart
IoHS II P,ssMoFK,
Superintendent OF Construction.
NV YORK.. IAN II
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Mnnument to Ind Ian wnman.

FROM ne Kansas cur journal.
There {, d move on foot among tho Master Masons
o. indian Territory TO provide monument fund
Tor Mn Eliza Aberty. Cherokee widow OF
Master Mason. II Is said this woman has cared
FOR and reared twenty one orphan children Judge
Henry NJ Furmhn OF Atdmore one OF lhe most
prominent MAsons Ia the Territory. In an address
recently euloezrd this woman by saying -Brc,h-
rem. while We have been protesting Masonry this
woman mas been living Masonry
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BagpIpe, AiaIn In Favor,



That terrible INSTRUMENT. the bagplpes. i win
nlng favor "a certain circles. II ia even Whispered
that there is fair royal piper. and that the dAugh-
tens OF Scottish mobiles are rapldly becoming pro-
nclcn In the at OF sNrlng the pipes Is thc hAploss
experience Of many visitors 10 the NORTH. There
are those VINO end ;he bagplpeS trStng At the best
OF times bus II they are TO be placed n the hands
OF the amateur Will life beyond the Border be
worm iyfugf
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Line, Inspired by a Distant Prospect OF Crea
Jones Street.

Who vert thoV. Jones. Great joncs'
some leader " the oldrn time,
some bard who spoke In golden rhyme,
Immortal Jonesf
The JonoseS that contemplate
Around me aren't exactly great
'' 40 vert thou. Jones'
no vert thou. Jones' Great Jones'
Proud paragon OF all thy race,
Why sticks thy name 20 yonder place
% peerless Joncs'
The Joneses that person meets
Don't nun about and chrstsn streets
Who weri thou Jones'
TuoNAB Il, lBARRA.
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Onrrn Of nlnmnnds

queen Guinevrre had JUS, nung the diamonds
into the river.
What a lovely lost jewcls' ad this viii be- she
exclaimed.
fastening to her press agent. Tenayson. she had
gliRek iRte tAleEIq2lAs qilAe. LINK sz----- y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
Another New Carnegie Library for Man.
haitian.

Plans have been filed for another freq
library Of the Carnegie chain 10 he erected
for the New York Public Library Founda-
ton az 4f and so Amsterdam avenue.
and 10 be known as Library ,. II Is 10 DO
three stories with q four story extension
and 70 COST &75.QOocsA -. -. .-Nsi-A q :.
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Con.olatlon, Of The raIlen

Adam considered DTS advantage
AT any rate ne rcrarkrd, J never had 10 wear
anybodys cut down trousers
with happy smile he watched Eve AZ over a
ng lcai pair Tor AJue Abel.
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Ind for rntry N Nehrs,ka

from me- De1irise sun.
T.cfe arc stul 100000 acres OF Goycum,M
land OMEN to entry IN NcbTassa. but most OF Il Is
not considered worth the price Of entry. How
ever that IS trc opinion that had Of ali the land
a hundred miles west 81 the Missouri River forts
,.arr. uvo.
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Tough Boy-Gimme da, stick er III give yer er
punch on der eye.
cherry I'M Hm-lr yer DO dat IN give yer a
receipt fer der goods roght on tho job.
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PtRSON.
some OF Those 4
ncnt Z

mcnt Z
tlergymcn nd
the audience u
New York Thcae
Of Home Folks
could SEQ the ID
presence. Mora
sent out to clerS
According TO ID
at the theatre |
play:
The Rev prl
The Row Walter 4
y Silcar. the I'D
Henry VI BnrhoI
The Rev Jud ID
Peters. the Il
anH IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13

KnckeT Have you read any Of the best scllersl
Booker lys LIRaEpy Epa. pslsL. u
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FUNCK-BRl

IUNOh 49,
THE SOLVE
EXPL
Exaggerated
Tragic
Ills perio
Under
French lectu
novelty in No
Molssan. the Il
brunetiere Of
the unforgetta
not a year had
tleman OF Fra
colleges with d
We have had
NJ. Edouard Ro
had decadent
de Montesquid
de Regnier,
the simple lifes
have had SOC
superabundand
that lecturing
ms lecturing in
gard must be
the lecturer III
If any one 4
lecture and aga
ling qualities I
on New York
Brentano, who
time and very
lumbia Unive
before a crd
largely of ladie
away by the
They we're by
the majority Y
women, who d
had to say, al
was by no meal
NJ. Fuuck BIZ
youngish man
somehow seen
centricities
speaks distind
French Of Vol
respectable IL
is clear d
jargon OF the
lie IL a histori
speciality Of q
French history
all the evidend
accepted or N
Man with the
Bnnvilliers pa
tho Queens
has set strai u
romantic histd
thority on the
Prof. Adolph
duced the lect
humorous sped
the famous "a
Then NJ. Funnel
an explanation
the social cond
position was II
and enlighteni1
while never qtu
the author or
given his heal
understanding
was quick to q
NJ. Funck ~
Il is very diiHc
and ideas of
has succeeded
into the nout
of his own III
and Romans n
and Corncillo'
of the nobility
OF Richeiieu and
understand ths
history OF thd
must look for q
TO be his extra
He gave ~
copies Of Titid
no one can
Teniers, or I'D
He might hav
stance in the ID
can photograH
in French or E
As the Inherit
wars in Fran
remnants of n
highly esteemed
was bravery.
was the norms
the mobiles chat
il was carried
ideas Of ohiyah
No command
ordinAtes, for
PEELED them I
counters and
Defensive a-ru
French gentle
silks and laced
for a party.
gained no grd
eighteenth cent
not brave TO q
that might be
The lecturer
ciuelling in Rid
edicts. so lonj
cause did not I'd
however, like
where every ps
n misfortunel
tumble fghts i
ohds did their !
side though sd
servants attach
while they wen
fought ducls.
30 did women.
quarrelled with
thrusts through
Violence cha
lations Of lifd
punched the @
deauX in the I'd
belly with his
were not for tl
his Office. he wd
One eager loved
with a bomb
md routed hind
threw his swnr
jected him. tell
heart with IL, al
and ran him M
Another chart
extreme YOUTH
Instances Of thl
which trivial Il
ample the inci
caught danoing
We could jump.
Ideas Of gallant
bassador's wear
six stocking
chambermnid d
exaggerated del
things and Of "A
md these are 4
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n h.orln,lon, br mn. ro.maIa.

Published by The sun Printing sudiPublishng
Association at 40 Nassau street. in Borough
Of Manhattan. New Nora.
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To rHs EDfroB or THR SUN-,Sir' The complals-
ancc With which you accepted. few days ago. the
criticism OF correspondent who invited your at.
,rntion TO grammatical error encourages me 10
make my little complaint, II is this,
Why does THE SrS continue To Use the word
"enploy -esGto designate help" Of both sexes Is
not employees the more correct form In that cAsc'
Employees strictly signifies female help plural
number Would you write "Rancees" or divorces
when referring to engaged or divorced persons ~
both sexes ] know that Websiers and other die
tiouartes support you IA the use OF employees, nut
rFR SUM uy authority for good English.
SRw YORK Jan. ~ j. T, VI.
Employee is an accepted useful English
word What have We TO do with the French
OF 1t? The more English ndopted words can
be made the better our correspondents
argument from analogy French analogy.
in this case holds no water. Usage is the
.ulnrnma hnaa- nnalngN cnn 90 hAngl
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Low y. Morton 4

ES-Gov. Invj
tatively assessa
property. swora
cay. The cnrrA
submitted by II
EessaeRq i At 4
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4nosAs 4. yBARRAs-.-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-05-10
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
sPnCIAE low FARRs.
SUMMER SEASON 1905.

Asbury Park, N. JaNational
Educational Association Tickets
on sale July l. 2 and 8, goud re.
turning until July 10 inclusive.
Atlantic City. Cape May, Ocean
City and Sea Isle City. N. j, Ocean
City, Md. and Rehoboth Beach,
Del, Special excursions operated
June %. July 6and 20, Aug 8, II
and 81 Tickets good 10 days
Baltimore. Nd, United Society
Christian Endeavor. July 5 to 10
Buffalo, N Y, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, Grand
Lodge. July IL Is
Denver, Col. Epworth League
Very low rates Tickets on sale June
20 to July 3. good returning until
Jolly IL, inclusive
Denver, Col. G A & Encamp.
ment, Sept Al
Portland, Ore, Lewis g. CLARK
Centennial Exposition, June L,
Dot 15
Special announcements later.
For detailed information call on or
address ticket agents, B. & o.
The Japanese government is
about to raise another domestic
lano of $50 100000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-05-10
NO. SO

II II just 4 common cold, peopla saV.
there's no danger in that Admitting thcir
statement, then there are tsac0sssa,sosi coda
colds which are dangerous for many \
fatal sickness begins with 4 cold. If We
could tell the common cold from the ur-
common we could feel quite safe. But We
can't The uncommon variety Il raraiv
recognized until It has fastened its hold On
the lungs, and there are symptoms Of con-
sumption.
At the first symptoms the careful person
Will heed the warning by taking a mild
laxativei some vegetable pill that viii not
disturb the system or cause gripping About
the best is ~ DR.. Pierce.s Pleasant PeiIetS ,
If the cold starts with a cough and Il
llef1iata thcu some local tren nlnreut Tor llIf1
condition should be taken. A well kncVVn
Alternative extract, which has been highly
recommended by thousands of userS Il
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
This tonic compound is composed of a
extract of roots and herbs and has a sooth-
ing effect upon the mucous membrane,
allays the irritation aud at the same time
works in the proper and reasonable WaY
at the seat of the trouble-the staanated or
poisoned blood.
1t contains no alcohol to shriyeI up the
blood corpuscles, but makes pure rich red
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