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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
COUNCIL OF WOMEN
PASSES RESOLUTIONS
Delegates Consider True Fam
lily Life and the
Child

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Resolu-
tions touching the questions of the
true family life and other subjects
have been adopted by the National
Council of Women in executive ses-
sion. They are as follows:
Believing that the progress of hu-
manity is best furthered by the i'm
provement of the individual. and that
the improvement of the individual is
dependent upon hereditary environ
ment and nurture, be it
Resolved, that the perfection of the
home, the institution in which heredi-
ty is fixed, the first environment of the
child formed and it's first nurture re-
ceived, should be the object, the solici-
tude and the endeavor of every man
and every woman who loves humanity
and would serve it.
Also believing that the home can
be perfected only in a society which
requires equal personal chastity of
men and women, and confers equal re-
sponsibility upon both, therefore be it
Resolved, that the National Council
of Women of the United States re-
joices in the organization at its fifth
will focus it's endeavors upon equal
political liberty of women with men
and equal personal purity of men with
women.
Further believing that what is pc
culiarly needed today to secure true
family life is far more of plain living
and high thinking on the part of the
more privileged and a deeper sense of
responsibility on the part of every citi-
zen, be it further
Resolved, that in working for these
conditions the National Council of
Women shall keep in mind that the
safety and the stability of the home
of society and of the state are prin-
cipally dependent upon the character
of their individual members
The resolutions We're reported to the
council by a committee consisting of
Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Pauline
Steinem and Flo Jamison Miller.
The council also passed a resolution
eXtolling the memory of Mrs Leland
Stanford This declares that the
partnership of interest, responsibility,
self-denial and aggressive effort exist
ing between Leland Stanford and his
wife during the years of their struggle
for material success, furnished an ex-
ample worthy Of imitation" that ii
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
GlRlISH PINK BATlSTE BLOUSE
Copyright. 1906. by r. F. Ayers)

Copyright 1905, by r. F. Ayers
Among the thinner laces combined
with summer fabrics there is no more
popular and fashionable mesh than
chantiIly. While this variety may be
had in both black and white, there is
very little demand for the somber col
or, but pure white and cream figure
upon the handsonest afternoon and
evening gowns, and are used in guam
titles in the ornamentation of separate
blouses.
Pink, by the way, seems to have
made a tremendous success in this de-
partment of dress. Blouses of every
description are being forwarded from
Paris in pale pink linen, mouSSeline,
batiste, silk and even in heavier ma
terial. One of the daintiest is the
youthful looking waist illustrated here.
1t is simple enough to suit a very
young girl, and yet not too girlish to
find favor with an older member of So
ciety.
The yoke is rather novel and is the
most difficult part to reproduce, unless
one gets a thorough idea of the way in
which the alternating diamonds are
Joined. Some of these shaped pieces
are made of chantilly; not diamonds
cut out of large piece of lace, but
gether to form a yoke by means
of similarly shaped diamonds fash
ioned of tiny strips of pink
batiste. fagoted and worked with
white thread. Around the neck comes
a row of chantilly medallions with the
points touching the edge of the stock.
On each shoulder and coming bit
lower on the sides appear the fagOted
pieces, and then around the outer edge
of the yoke is the last row of lace and
handworked pieces which extend over
the blouse proper in a series of points.
To the yoke is gathered a full straight
blouse of pink batiste made with three
inch wide tucks crossing horizontally
below the bust. The fullness is
brought in very simply under a plain
pink silk girdle.
Forming the sleeve is a full width
of the batiste, crossed with a cluster of
tucks exactly like those used in the
bodice and on the same line with them
Below the elbow there is n finish con-
sisting of two double batiste frills fall
ing over one of chantilly.
While the separate blouse continues
to be a subject for discussion, de-
nands for it by no means decrease, so
that one must believe that it has lost
none of its popularity among those who
go IN for the practical and useful. Its
rival may be considered the fancy
Louis coat, though this Is generally too
elaborate to be worn except on the
very dressiest occasions. Here is an
exquisite one fresh from the hands of
the Partisan designer. The skirt to go
with it is charming enough to merit a
first glance. II is of white mouSSeline,
cut very full and straight. with a friv-
olOus mass of tiny valenciennes
founces arranged around the foot. At
the bottom these frills seem TO run
straight from the edge of the skirt but
after three or four layers have been
put on they appear to form themselves
into Slightly waved lines, SO that at
the top there are perhaps ten or twelve
in all This gives a decided scalIop to
the mass of trimming.
Next to this comes a broad open
space, showing the mousseline hand
somely embroidered in white and in
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

With the first breath of spring the
heavy winter wraps become burden
some, and yet a certain chill in the air
warns us that some protection is need
ed. The smart little coat shown in the
accompanying illustration was design
ed for just this between season wear
and is one that will be needed all sum-
mer on cool days. Serge, broadcloth
or taffeta can be used in this Jacket.
while panne velvet or cloth of a con-
trasting shade will make a modish
vest. The peplum may be omitted if
one desires. The material required for
medium size IS 25s yards, Al inches
wide.
Pattern No. 2794 is cut in three
sizes from 12 to 16 years.
A pattern of this garment, 2794. which
is IN three sizes, II to 16 years, NAV
be obtained. postpaid, by filing out the
blank below and sending il with 10
cents to the Fashion Department of
the St. Paul Globe
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

was in this partnership that Mrs.
Stanford developed those qualities
which justified her husband in making
her sole executrix of their large for
tune and that in Mrs. Stanford's dem
onstration of the possession of sagac-
ity, judgment and fidelity which justi-
fed her husbands Will, the public re-
spect for women has been inevitably
strengthened and increased.
The resolution speaks of the un-
pSralleled respect paid Mrs. Stanford
at her death and says this was 'jus-
tilted by this woman's life, whose
habitual prudence, philanthropic
service and ideal fidelity has lifted
the standard of public expectation of
womanhood in respect to these Quali-
ties"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
DESCRIPTION
Amt Re-

Bass Rearrangement of Part OF Blocks 10.
70. II and %. Ashton and Sherburne's
Addition
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

crusted with delicate applique OF
venise in a floral pattern. This trim
ming is superseded by another cluster
of tiny lace frills. which start in an
irregular line and maintain this all
around the skirt. The second group
comes a little below the knees and be-
tween the top of this and the belt there
is more embroidery, with incrustations
of venise done very lightly and dainti-
ly. So much for the skirt, which is ad-
mittedly a dream of beauty and deli
cacy.
With ii goes Louis coat of the
prettiest peach pink tint that has ever
been the good fortune of fabric makers
to produce. 1t is taffeta, of course and
the long. full skirts of the coat are
rounded away from the front and
bound with a quaint cording of silk.
There are old fashioned revers turning
back from a fancy waistcoat. and
these, too, are corded on the edge. The
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
POPE Plus RECEIVES
AMERICAN VISITORS
Pontiff Shakes Hands With Each One
and Delivers Address

ROME, April 16.-Pope Plus Y to-
day received in the hall of the con-
slstory $50 Americans. including Gen.
Jacob 5. Smith and wife of New York
and Mrs. d. T. Walsh, Z. Dietrich. R.
+. ShrlEer of Baltimore. The pope en-
tered the hall accompanied by high
persoIages OF the court, preceded by
two American private chanberiains
the Rev. Martin Maloney of Philadel-
phla and the Rev. J. S. Brennan of
Wilmington, Del He gave his hand
to each of the Americans in turn and
said a kind word.
He made an address in the middle of
the hall in Italian. his words being
translated by Rev. Father Murphy of
the American college at Rome, saving
he was glad to meet so many Ameri9
cans.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
REDEMPTION EXPIRING
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE OF
REDEMPTION EXPIRING
AUGUST I, 1905.
St. Paul. Mimi. March 20 1sO5.

st. Paul. Mimi, March 20. 1905.
wiffin which N1e -, 49,. 80 ~ 80
hereinafter described will expire on the
Ith day OF August. 1906. and that if said
real estate is not redeemed on or before
said date. the same will thereafter be con-
Heyed to the purchaser. at the sale here
matter described. by deed. in the man
ner required by law. Said real estate was
SOLD on the 9TH day of August 1900. by
the City Treasurer of ST. Paul TO satisfy
judgment rendered in the District Court
OF Ramsey County. Minnesota against
Such real estate for assessments duly
levied against the same. for the Improve
ments hereinafter named
The following is statement of the de-
scfiption OF said real estate. OF the i'm
provements for which the assessments
were made. of the name OF the person 10
whom said real estate was assessed and
OF The sums which will be required to re-
deem such real estate from said sale. cal
culated to the day when the time for re-
oemption expires. as aforesaid:
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
VISITS ITALIAN KING
Henry White Is Received by Victor
Emmanuel in Rome

ROME, April 16.-Henry White. the
new American ambassador TO italy
was today received by King Victor
emmanuel, and presented his letters
credential.
Mr.. White was takeaAp the ouirina,
IN state carriage bXShe master of
cefemonials, followed by other court
carriages containing the personnel of
e the american embassy, including for
mer Secretary Iddings. Second -SAcra-
tary Leonard d. Thomas, Lieut.. How
ara, naval attache, and Mai. Frank A.
Edwards, military attache. The party
Were received by the prefect of the
palace, Count Gionoti.
He admitted Ambassador White tn
the presence of the king. After the nre-
sentation Of the letters of credence
King Victor Emmanuel engaged Mr.
w mite In cordial conversation. which
lasted half an hour.
rms afternoon Mr.. White visited
members of the diplomatic corps.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

cut of the revers is worthy special
mention. They are narrow at the top
where they join the plain little coat
collar. then they bridge over the bust
and taper suddenly above the waist
line, ending, in fact, I'm nothing at all,
for il is here that the skirts OF the
coat begin and round away from the
front.
Like all the new sleeves. this one is
elbow length, having the silk gathered
into puff at the top and then finish
ed with. smart little cuff of lace. with
one outstanding and one falling frill of
VeniSe.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
Sale of Aug. 7. 1soo-sprinkIIne District
NO. I, 1899
DESCRIPTION

SreVes Rearrangement of Lots S and
ana part OF Lots 5. s. 9 and 10. Block
!. Brunson's Addition
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

De Bow, Smith. Risque and Williams Ad-
dition
~. oI Amt Re-
Certtfi- In Whose Name uuired TO
cate Assessed Lot Blk Redeem.
ID S2S0 D. Mullen JrI7 S. SO
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
HA II =
SAPOIIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH

Delicate enough for the softest
skin, and yet efficacious in removing
any stain. Keeps the skin in perfect
condition. In the bath gives all the
desirable after-effectS of a Turkish
bath. 1t should be on every wash
stand.
ALL dRocERs AND DRUGGISTS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION
Ashton and Sherburne's Addition
20. OF Amt Re-
@ Sei TN In whose Name Quired to
c2Ie. Assessed. Lot Blk Redeem
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

Letcn 5 AuulIlOn
NO. or Amt Re
Certih- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed Lot Blk Redeem
d 96O6 3. Ryan.......11 So 60
All Of the above described real estate
IS situated in the City of St. Paul Coun-
ty # Ramsey and State of Minnesota.
OTTO BREAfER,
City Treasurer
Mar. 20-27-ApriI 3-1O-I7-24
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCit,
iowa, as second class mail matter.

DIET sasom barbariskt ansedda
prygelstraffet har i vara upplysta
tider koTmit tiff heders igen
staten Delaware, och afven i Dan
mark anse lagstiftarne att EFT efter
konstens regler appliceradt godt
kok stryk gor babe delinqventen
och samhallet Store nytta an
nagra dagars arrest pa vatten
och brod. ... g.
Det sages af sig sjelft att lag
stiftarne anse ait delta strait Dor
tillampas pa personer, pa hvilka
EFT tillfalligt berofvande af frihe-
ten for nagon mindre ofta uppre.
pad iorseelse ej har nagon korri.
gerande inverkan. Dylika
delinqveuter, mena lagstiftarne
hafva f0rlorat kanslan at ALT mo-
raliskt ansvar, de hafva bitit huff
vudet at skammen, och derfor
bora de ledas pa dygdens stig
med Diet enda medel de'respekte-
ra: hasselkappen. Och medlet ar
utan tvifvel godt, fastan manga
roster redan hojts emot detsam-
ma 81 civilisatienens och mensk-
lighetens MANN. Da den mora
liska kanslan ar dod och vederbo
rande Ell kanner skammen at EFT
insparrande pa nagra dagars vat
ten och brod och derigenom later
battra och omvanda sig, da ar
hasselkappen utan tviivel EFT godt
argument att visa honom hans
vagars villa. Da kanhanda han
sager med artilleristen, som fatt
traktering utofyer hvad han hade
pa dagtraktamentet:
flag ryser hvarje gang Jag gar
genom hasselskogen'.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

Mr. Franh E. Ringquist bar
erhallit anstallning som stations
Inspector vid c., St. P. M. & Q.
~jernvagen j Oakland, Neb. Han
har hiatt anstallning vid jernvagen
under IS AIRS It'd.
En- inom sina kretsar framsta
ende meyer skulle haromdagen
begrafvas i Denton, Md, och
EFT stort likfolje hade infunnit sig
for att bevisa honom den sista
acknowledgement. Bland andra
i~nfann sig EN- frammande meyer,
buktalaren Sam Johnson fran
Queenstown, som folk pa grund
at hans kladsel och utseende trod-
de vara en- prest. Just som lik'
bararne skulle fra kistsn ned i
grafven, lj0d en- rost fran likki-
stan:
"Var forsigtiga. nina vanner,
och fra ned mig utan att stota
mig for mycket."
Likbararne voro tardiga att
springa sin vag af skrack.
"Fira ned mig utan att stota
mig. nj svarta babianer", ljod Diet
alter fran kistan. "Om jag nu
verkligen skall begrafvas, sa will
jag atminstone ligga ordentligt".
Likbararne och Leila begraf-
ningsfoliet togo vid dessa hemska
ord till fotters. Endast buktalaren
stannade qvar och skrattade sd
att han hell pa att forgas. Skamtet
var emellertid for godt for att han
skulle kunna tiga,o o. han omtalade
Diet vidt och bredt. Han arreste-
rades senare for att hafva drifvit
gacG vid en- begrafning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

LSNGT imam Lundastudenter-
mas sangartag forliden sommar
landade pa Columbus jord for att
skorda 'triumfer, hvarhelst def
drog fran. ,borjade landsmanner
har lagga planer att ia sangarne
hit. Resplanen var pa forhand
bestamd, men i densamma inne'
iattades icke Sioux City. Var
stad ligger nagot pa sidan af de
stora strSkvagarne. och derfor
ingick den icke heller i rsspla.
men. g..
Men krafter sattes i rorelse att
ia sangarne hit, och Diet lyckades.
Konserten blef ocksa en- success,
en- estetisk njutning, som vackte
till lif i minnets skrspvraar bort.
lagda och forsummade hagkom-
ster fran barn och ungdomsdagar
gamla Sverige. Det rent konst
narliga i sanger fck nu sasom
alltid i akta svensk studentsang
trada tillbaka for den friska, hur-
tiga, fran ALT effektsokeri franz
mande kansla, som inlades i de
utstrommande ~tonerna, och smit.
tade ahorarne. ..-..
Afven denna seminar kommer
en- studentkor att besoka Ameri
ka Det blir 81 en- n&gon svensk
studentkor denpa gangen utan en-
norsk, som 50 man stark lemnar
Kristiania den 4 maj och efter
nagra konserter' i Sverige styr
kosan hit. Resplanen torde nog
redan nu vara i hufvudsak upp.
gjord.
Salunda hafva vi sett uppgifvet
tidningarne att koren kommer
att sjunga i flera at osterns stader,
Chicago, St. Paul och Minneapo
lis SAINT .mojligen i staderna pa
vestkusten, men Sioux City hs
vi 81 sett uppsifvet pa marschru'
tan. FL heller ha vi hort tala'
ON att harvarande norman gjor
nagot for att "a koren hit. Et
dylikt arrangemang Dor docl
kunna goras, och vi arc forvissa
de, att de norska studentern;
skola "a EFT hjertligt emottagand,
ON de komma hit. Men hafvud
saken ar att nagon staller sig
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
KRIGET SLUT,

Icke kriget mellan Ryssland och
Japan utan Diet stora angbatskrig,
som nu har rasat nara EFT ar mel
Ian ALA Atlanterlinierna. och bill
jettpriserna arc nu faststallda for
deras olika angare efter fartygens
storlek, snabbhet, be4vamligheter
o. s. v. Biljetter med de nyaste,
storsta och basta angare kosta
nagra dollars mer an med de aid
re, mindre och langsammare an
game; t. ex. en- tredje klass bill
lett med en- af Scandinavian
American LINENS nya 10, 900 ton
snabog aende. dubbelpropelleran-
game Oscar IL. "Hellig OIav"
eller United States" kostar So
mer an med ''Hekla". men sd Dor
man ocksa taga i betraktande, att
med dessa Observation-Disclosures
cores resan mellan New York och
Scandinavian j allmanhet pa ON
kring 9 dygn; afven att LINEN ar
skaudinavisk, hela oesattningen
pa fartygen ar skandinavisk, ma
ten ar skandinavisk och passage
rarne arc skandinaver. Scandina-
Wan American. Line, ar den enda
angbStslinie, som befordrar ute
slutande skandinaviska passage
rare. Inga rYssar eller polackar
befordras. Enar Scandinavian
American LINENS angare icke
anlopa nagon utlandsk hamn. be-
hofva icke passagerarne att kunna
tsla engelska. tyska eller franska,
ty svenska norska elier danska
talas at ALA ombori pa Scandina
Wan American Linens fartyg.
Hvar och en-, som onskar sanda
efter fader eller moder, SISTER eller
broder, hustru och barn och on
skar att dessa skola ia en- ange
nam resa utan ombyte och i sail
skap med landsman och lands
maninor, Dor kopa biljetterna med
scandinavian American LINEN.
MORT ENSEN &CO
General Western Passenger Agents.
l2S E.E<inzieSt. Chicago III
ABEL ANDERSON
sole agent
Sioux CITY Iowa
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
CunardIiniens nybyggda angare "Caronia'

salongsjacket, ar forsta klassens
magni6ka matsal belagen strac-
kande sig tvarsofver hela fartyget,
och der 800 personer godt kunna
serveras pa en- gang. Inredning
och dekorationer arc af Diet mas
sivaste och elegantaste Stag.
Pa Stamina dack ar afvenledes
andra klassens matsal belagen,
afven den strackande sig Diver
hela fartygets bredd. Hvad in
reclining och elegans betraffar, ar
Diet tvifvelaktigt huruvida nagot
fartyg, som till for nagra ia ar
tillbaka forde passagerare Diver
Atlanten, egde en- forsta klassens
matsalong, som kunde mata sig
med denna. StraX ofver denna
salong pa dacket ofvanfor, hnnas
andra klassens drawing room och
rokrum, som arc forSedda med
ALA de beqvamlieheter. som finnas
pa forsta klass och skilja sig tran
denna endast derigenom att de
eli arc fullt sd luXuost in
redda
Inlet oceanfartyg har sadana
sanitara och beqvama tredje klas
sens ackomudationer som Caro-.
MIA. Hytterna arc indelade i
rum for iva, fyra och sex passa.
gerare, de sistnamnda hytterna
for familjer. Hvarje badd har en-
fiadermadrass och varma och rena
sangklader.
Tredje klassens matsal ar a!ven
EFT lust och luftigt rum, som
stracker sig Diver hela fartygets
bredd och har platser for 800 per-
soner Pa en- gang. Rokrum och
rum for damer fnnas afyen fol-
tredje klassens passagerare. Mar
kan tryggt saga att pa "Caronia'
hafva tredje klassens passagerare
Stamina komfort och beqvamlighe-
ter som andra klasseas passage,
rare hade pa andra fartyg
for endast nagra "a ar sedan. Ven
tileringen ar at Diet modernaste
och basta system. och ALA hytter
hafva frisk luft. Pa denna klass
fnnas afven en- mangd badrum
tillika med duSchar.
Hvad fartygets sakerhet betraf.
far hafva ALA forsigtighetsmatt
blifvit vidtagna. Inga omkost-
nader hafva sp1rats for att CORA
Diet sd beqvamt som m0jligt och
sakert i ALA aEsenden. Nasta ar
komner "Caronia" att efterfollaS
at systsrskeppet "Carmania", som
kommer att forses med turbin-
maskiner och tire propellrar, och
aret derp3 amman Uolaget satta i
sion ytterligare iva turbinbatar
som man vantar skola ga med en-
medelhastighet af Oliver IS krop
timmen. ...
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

som nu gjort sin forsta rcsa DIVER
Atlanten till New York, ar Diet
fersta at de fyra nya systerskepP.
som Cunardlinien beslutat att
bygga. l en- foregSende artikel
hafva vi lemnat uppgifter ON iat-
teangarens dimensioner, dragtig
het m. m. Dess maskiner ut
veckla 20, 900 h5stkrafter och
drifva iva propellrar. Maskinerna
arc sa konstruerade, att de icke
astadkomma nagra vibrationer
eller skakningar. som ibland arc
besva.liga for passagerarnes kom
fort. Sarskilda anordningai ha
afvenledes vidtagits att h'ndra
, fartygets rullningar och stamp
ningar i hog sjo. .-
''CaroAia" ar afsedd att fora
$500 passaeerare och har en- be-
sattning pa 400 man. Angaren
har alta dack, hvilka tran batdac-
ket nedat arc mdrkta med box
stafver tran A. till G Pa dacket
A fnnes Diet magnihka rokrum-
met med panelni gar at elk och
forsedt med rika ornamenter i
guild. l delta hemlika rum fnHes
en- stor, open spjsel forsedd med
en- mantel af smidd koppar. fotla.
nande ytterligare at rummet hem
trefnadens behag. Beqvama
landstolar och soffor 6nnas pla-
cerade ofverallt i rummet, hvilket
mera liknar EFT komtortabelt rum
/ EFT hus pa landet all EFT rokrum
pa en- angare.
Pa Stamina dack hnnes EFT skrif
och EFT drawing.room,d der borden
arc ofverdragna med rodt lader,
Lamporna Diver hvarje bord arc
forsedda med skarmar af Stamina
farg. Pa hvarje sida at rummet,
som ar forSedt med piano, flint
uppstoppade lanstolar och soffor,
6nnes en- alkov med open spis
omgifven at ell mantel al Fleur
de Rose marmor. ..
Manga at de basta hytterna AFRO
belagna pa delta dack. En- del al
dem arc forseddd med badrum
medan de fnaste arc indelade i
vaningar bestaende af parlor,
sangkammare, badrum och toa-
lettrum. Inredningen ar den ele-
gantaste. som nigonsin f0rekom-
NIT Pa en- oceanangare.
Pa promenaddacket flames in
redt EFT rum liknande en- hotell-
office. Delta rum ar bland annat
f0rsedt med EFT kassahvalf at stall,
der de resande kunna deponera
sina pengar och dyrbarheter. Pa
delta dick hnneS atven en- steno =
gratis rum, rskstuga och lakarens
rum, jemte manga andra beqvam,
ligheter for passagerarne.
Pa dacket c., Diet sd kallade
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
ABEL ANDERSON
sole agent
Sioux CITY Iowa
~Bedrageriet afsl6jadt.

Nsgra forfalskare hafva pa senare tiden
f0rsokt salja efterapningar af DR.. Kin s
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
ahd Cold och dermed lura allmanheten.
vi yarns eder att taga eder i akt for sd
dana, hyilka for slem Winning soka till
egna sig Diet CODA anseendet hos medici-
ner, som under 80 DR. pa EFT framgangs-
rikt satt kurerat ~sjukdomar. Eft sakert
skydd for eder Or yart ,pa omslaget.
Sc efter Diet pa ALA DR.. Kings sller Buck
lens mediciner, alldenstund ALA de andra
ara endast efterapningar, A.E. BUoKLEN
4 Co. Chicago. ILL.,. och Windsor, Can.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
ABSOLUT BOT.
vara frisk och shark an holden afmen-
niskans sfrafYande.
Sjukdomar i njurarne och blasan. magens och tarmarnes slukdom ar
f6rstoppning och ALA privata kroniska slukdomar ootas
absolut och forbhfva botade.
Niursiukdomar

Niursjukdomar ARC mycket mera all
mama an man antager. Modernt stadslif
tvingar manga af oss att lagga mera ar
bette pa vara niurar an de kunna utfora.
Glitter, som horde a~fagsnas genom nju-
ra ne, f6ras med blodet genom hela sy-
stemet. ON Nj ar besvarad af syindel,
kraftloshet, hjertklappniug eller 0mhet
ofve inslfyorna, arc edra njurar troligt-
Wis angripna, och ON delta f0rsummas,
b Ii OGDEN en- fold deraf forr eller sena-
o. Jag kan bestamma Diet exakta till
standet at edra uiurar genom laboratorie-
prof, och min behandliug medfor en- abb
solut kur.