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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
NOTAS De YABUCOA
Un nuevo hospital. -Cervoni.
Certamen de cuentos.-
Central "Mercedita".
ADMINISTRATION AL Ola
Velada bale. Una bibliote-
ca. Nombramiento. - So.
COrrOS mutuOS.

Dicieinb,e 19.-Ss encusntra cast
serminado el edifcio para hospital.
Debese al cello y actlvldad del alcalde
senior Berries. Es c5modo y espacio.
20 y tsndra cabida para treinta epfsr.
mos. Ganara mucho este pueblo con
esa nueva obra que exclusivamente se
debe & los ssfuerzos de tan popular
autor'dad.
-Eu estos dias hsmoa saludsdo al
entusiasta correliglonsrio ' escritor
viril Francisco Cervoni, que recorrs Ia
Isla vendiendo el folleto do caricatu-
ras de Mario Brau <Castigat riden.
do.1
Ell Centro de Instruction Y Re-
creo para estimular q la juventud v que
dsmuestre aus aptitudes en- las letras.
cslebrara on brevc un Certamen en-
que SO prsmiara a Ia persona de la 10.
calidad que presente el mejor cuento.
En- estos dias vsndra & defender
un importanie juicio ante la Corse mu.
nicipal el Lcdo. don Jose Rodriguez
Cebollero.
La gran Central xMercedita,,
propisdad de Ia Compafifa industrial
Azucarers, ha empezado aver la zafrs
bsjo los mejores auspicios.
LA distinguids familia de don
Ramon Aboy, de Fajardo, fjara tenn.
poralmente 81 residencla en- esta 10
calidad, hasta que Ia Central <Mer.
ceditas termine su coseehs, por Ser
este senior cond Ut no de dich a fsctorfs.
Las cuentas municipales y 10,
empleados ea,aa a la fechs, creese
que el ssflor Alcalde ordenara el psgo
dc los empleados antes del vel nte v
cuatro del corrients para que pssen
a.egres y contentos las Pascuas.
Prepare el <Centro de Iustruc
cl6n y Rscrecs una esplsndida ve' ada
bale el trelnsa uno de Diciembre
para saudar los slbores del nuevo
an.
"A iticlativss del eutusiasts &
iluatrado iovsn don Juan Hayks 10
trata de fundar una BIbicteca en- los
salones del Centric.
La Idea es blena y tendra el ape
| yo de Ia gsnte culsa.
Con fscha 10 del actual el senior
uez de pax nombr6 secretario del re.
ferido tribunal 81 distipgaido joven
| don Juan &. Berries, correliglonario
que goza de generates simpatfaa On la
loealtdad.
-El ayuntamiento, a in!clativas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
FIESTA ESC0LAR

Fl dis % del corriente por la no :
che, 90 celebrar& uaa issta escolar en-
el sal6n del parque <Borir uen,, por
los alumnos de Ia escuela Rafael Cor
dero, de Puerta de TERRA.
Hsbr& recitsciones, cantos y mdsi'
ca por Ia banda de la Policfa insular,
el asto con ua discurso el
Lcdo. Ramon Falcon.
Damos gracias & las profssoras
seaoritas Rosario BeIlter GonzAlez y
Dolores Lou briel Cuet', por Ia invita-.
ci6n gus nos han rem lido para dicha
fiesta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
LETRAS DE BRONCO

Sin embargo, entra qWd o POGO de are pdaro roar Orto
al dearne, me h1 dch0 paabras
sSt aIao ala sue los cIos Acutrda q@rr fuerza
esperar la y Ell OBsTAcUL1 AL EspEeA QUE
sEE DERRBE ESQ que ha hecO Proec0 echo e la llama ha he
co pSoera E&d Ia TERRA d todas paes ombre pede
caraa cTscer ortr erS 81 s be penSar gratar ecaar
G rssa no dsa einguse anorco
DA DE QUE PUEDE PUESTo DE
TO EN- Ell DE QUE PUEDE alba Hberdc6n
TENER LA LLAMA Es TNER LA EsPERANzA p dos la aa
tornaan Ia cIartdad fe. poao vel Ia beza
Victor Hugo.
Del Gbr0 xDios.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
Para seHoIas, nihos Y nI-
mas, foDa hecha

dNo ha visso usted los magnffcos
sraies, blusss, kimonas, sscos, guar
da polvos, ensguas, camisss, cubre
corsets, traies para nifias y nthos,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hschos on nues
tros talleres? Aunque los precios q
que vendemos son MUY MODICOS,
no hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido compren.
de desde la hlusa mas sencilla, hasta
los ricos trajea adornAdos con fnos
encaies dc hllo, calados, bordados,
etc
The Porto REQ Drawn Work g.
Embroidery CO.
IS, Fortslezs, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

81 intsntaramos personMsar Ia
patria, 6 por meior decir, simbolizsr
4 Puerto Rico, el .fmbolo mas apro-
p6sito fuera ell del irfeliz PRONE teo
csrgado de cadenas atado a una 70
CO del Caucaso, misntrss un bultre
le roe 80 entrafas.
La fAbula no nos dice 81 el fsro
roedor era relevado en- su tsrea, y d
que 10 que devoraba & 10 luz del me
ridiano era renacido por la noche.
~ Pero supor G amos que un pico su-
csda q otro pioo; el dolor ser& STEM
pre- sl mismo.
FL door o. do Ia montana.
FL pioo o. ex6tico.
5Q.e delito cometl6. .Prometeo para
ser condenado por Jupiter en- forma
dsspiadsda2
Arerbatar el flego de los clelcs
para comunicArselo a los hombres.
SQue delito comstio Ia patria para
que 81 dolor sea perenne?
Alimentar ess flego comunic& 10
le por el titaa encadenado.
Esa chispa SO llama patriotismo
rero este simbolo no 60 sufcieLt tt
para abarcar la vida de una pstria
cuando esa patria 80 llama Puerto
Rico,
Prometso fue llbertado por Her
cules;
Y el Hercules de 10 voluntad No
cional puertorriquefia es un m6nstrue
de dos c&bezas; una que mira oil por-
venir; otrs que SO bsj hasta tocal
el suelo.....
La cabszs que mira al porvenir u
llama Uni6n de Puerto Rico,;
La otrs, Jefa,ura Republicans.
Hasta hace POGO penaabamos Out
el dolor de la pat ia era un solo do.
lor, condensados en- 81 todos los 81.
frimientos de nuestros .compatriolal
todos, y que 10 roca del suplicio re
verdeceria con las esperanzas dc lo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
COMPARIA De OPERA

Mshana llegsr a esta ciudad, en-
el vApor Emanuel Calvo,1 ~ cCmpa
MA de Opera SSconamiglios
Como hay que llenar, segdn nos
msnifcsta el represeptapte seior Ma.
rre, algunAs formslidades ssnitarias,
SO sguards cumplir estss para anun
ciAr oil Ola del extreme. FL abono, que
esta alberto cargo del senior Ulises
Loubrlel en- La Mallorquins, SO cerra'
rk msfians, y el % SO pondr&a Ia
venta las lccslidsdes, en- el mismo 60
tablecimlento, para ls primera fuuci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

Sc venden so reloies esqueletos,
nuevos, con buens maquina & ) pesos
cada uno J 4 8 meses plazos psgsndo
l peso de pronto , los otros msnsual.
msnte. No se mandarin los relojes
ain adelantar los primeros so pesos en-
giro a favor de O.kamp Noltiu Com.
pany, Ctncinnanti, Ohio. Los otros
psgos tienen cue garantisarlos dos 90.
merciantes quienes sersn rssponsabl
del dinsro reltante. Es un buen nego.
clio para agentes J comercisntes que
se dediqusn q las ventss 4 plazos, pues
dichos releies IS venden nusve pesos
en- las ioyerfas de San Juan. AL con-
tado Sc hace rsbsia, Dlrigirse a R
Narvssz Reverb, Areclbo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
0TRAS NOT|C|AS
SolicitLd de induIto. - I'm
condenado a cinco amos de
preside por mutiIaci6n.
LA L0GIA "PALAFOX"
Session municipal. - Hacien.
das de Orlente. Dos
soldados presos.

Sc hs presentado al Gobernador
civil una solicitud de indulto do don
Juan Montiio, condenado por seduo.
ci6n. La solicitud fus pressntada DOR
el abogado senior Latorre, y 70 apoya
en- razones que demuestran Ia enmien.
da del penado y Ia severidad do ID
pena impuests.
Sc copfis on 10 clemsncia del Ho.
norable G Gobsrnsdor.
LA Corte dc distrito de Guays.
ma conden6 Tomas Rivers, vecino
de Cidra, q cinco aflos do presidio.
por mutilaci6n.
En- las eleccioaes para oficIales
, dignatarios celebradas on Ia <Logls
Palafoxs Sc obtuvo oil sigutents resul.
tsdo; Venerable, doctor don jose Or.
doilez; Primer vigllante, don G, A.
Richadson; Segundo vIgIlants, don
Luis r. Cordova; Orador, don Rogs.
ITO Portela; Seceetarl0, don jose A,
Perez; Primer maestro de ceremonias,
don Juan Puig; Segando maestro, don
Pablo Fad6n; Msestto experto, don
Francisco AgoAtini; Hospisalario, don
Msrcelino .hairabaI; Guarda temples
don Mariana Villanueva.
-Esta nochs cslebrar& session al
Ayuntamiento de San Juan.
-Muchas haciendas del orlsnte
de 10 isla han empez ado a sus 20 fra,,
lnhnidad de psones estaa trabsiaudo
en- aquellas labores sgrfcolas.
Aver tsrds lego de Cayey al
sargento de Ia Compafifa F. destscsd q
60 dlcho pueblo, conduc. endo dos sol.
dados sanitariosi que 90 f,garon del
H3spisal militar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

mo el attillero de Munich, hsya per.
dido auI mlembroI parte de 10 ca.
bezA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
Los SUBMARINES
I'm peri6dico cientifico fran
ces demuestra que no son
invisibIes.
TRANSPARENCY DEL MAR
Un aereonauta contemplate
las evoluclones de un sub
marlno desde su globo,

En- un arti;ulo publicsdo ea 10 Re.
rue Cientttque Erneato Cousted hace
notar como 10 invisibllidad de los sub.
marinos no es absoluts, nj mucho
menos.
Ante todo, 10 que podemos lamar
gu faeultad de sumerglbilidad, esta Ii.
mitada q Ia nscssidad de deiar emsr-
ger 81 periscopio, sin el cual el piloto
no puede gobsrnar el buqus, no por
tslta de luz, como srr6nsamsnts se re.
pise, sino porque los mas psquef1os
movimientos del aqua deforman, en- Ia
refraeci6n, todas las imagsnss.
A esto So agregs, que, la mssa H.
quida en- donde el submarine navega
esta muy leios de ser opaca como para
esconderlo q Ia vista.
En algunas regiones del globo 10
trasparencis del aqua del mar estA vi.
.! elements aumentada por subtancias
mineras y orgSnicas que Sc encusntrau
On ella en- suspension; on los alreds.
dores do las Anti IS, por eismplo, el
obssrvador que 80 encuentrs On ell
puente de una nave, distlr gde netfsi.
mameute el fondo de arena del mar, &
l45 metros de profundidad. Segdn el
eelebre explorador Scoresbey, sl fon.
do de los aguas de las reglones po.
ares es visible veces hasta los 300
metros.
Elsgaa, por otra parte, 90 hace
mas trsnsparente cuanto mas sumenta
a alturs desde donde 10 la mira; des.
de 10 alto dc una rocR sobrs el mar,
el tondo SO ve mucho mejor que de 10
playa.
I'm aeronauta que 80 ceroiese con
su globo sobre Ia Mancha podria sin
difsultad seguir las evoluciones de un
submarine sn las sguaB do este esire-
cho.
Hoy el uso de los asrostatos On la
estrategia naval no es una novedad. y
va en- 1888 se hicieron notsbles ex 20.
rimentos en- la bahia de Tol6 !, con
un globo cauiivo undo al acoraz ado
<Imdomptable.s
Por otra parte, cuando 10 vista
basta, puede dAr preciosas indicacio-
nes sl DIDO. FL sgIa trasmits muy
bien los sonidos; los buzos oyen cla-
ramsnte 10 que 20 dice on la costa ,
las psscadores SO asustan do los mas
peg u.tos rumorss.
Ca facil DIR oil batil de los h6llces
de un buque, adn grAndss distancia az
inmerg Iendo en- el aqua una corneta
Acdsiica semsiaute q Ia usada por
Sturn y Coladan en- l, S2S en el lago de
Glnsbra para medir Ia ve.ocIdad de
las brlbraciones sonoras en- el aqua.
Hay tambien otro aparato, ell <topo.
fono,s del ingentero americana Heap,
por msdio del cual 80 aleAnzA d deter
minar con gran aproximacion el pun
to de partlda ds las ondas sonoras.
En- fin, experimentos recientss h 20
demostrado que el aqua puede tra.m!.
tlr sonldos q 10 enorme dista ncia ds
80 kilom.tros; y alguuos nuzos, siu
Ia syu is de nil gdu instrumentu, han
v1io el runor de 10 maluina de un
vapor Il k kl0metros oe dlstAnGla.
De e.to no So deduce que los sub
msrinos , sumer g lbles no tengsn min
gin valor, perU el de.cubrimlento az
10 propulsor POGO ruidoso, 81 no 81.
enclose de todo, hsriA m lch } ma,
formldab.es los elsmsltos ce gusrrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

!e su alcalde, t:absja actlvamen.s On
los centros o6clales de San Juan DOR
conseguir un smpre .tito de Sis, 900 pa.
"a aiender d importaL tes mejoras de
AlOcalld.u.
-Un proyecto noble y generoso idea.
do por varlos caballeros o. aoogido
con fruici6n. sta5iecer una socledad
ilantr6pca deSoc,rros M utuos. Prom.
~ habra una reuuion para dlseutir el
Reglamento.
-Baio la direction del entsndldo
nuslco don Miguel A, Rivera % he
9rganizado uoa buena orquesta, tor
uando parse do ella el eonocido MIA.
aista y violinista don Juan Gin6s Ra.
mos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
HOMBRES A IA UNION

Tslezrama recIhldo que publica
mos con el mayor gustoi
Yaueo, 26 do Dicismbrs 1905.
Senor don Luis Mvhoz Rivera.
San Juan.
Visto el msassjs y vista 81 rssusl
b J virIl setitud sn ssh 81 de protssta,
no pusdo menos que trlbutar.e mi CO
lurosa fslieitasien , convsrtirms sn
IA fsrVisnts unionilta. NADIA de ex-
eusss, nada dc prstexto cuando In pa.
trla reelama nusstro auxllio.
ELlGIo HoNERl RODRIGUEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

-AEa usted ell hombre mas bruIo
que hay 60 el mdndo, 81 no Atlends q
salud prImero, y despues & sus nego
sios; tome usted Vino Puro de IVA
Riojs Cerecsdo ssrG hombre feliz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
{ BEAITEZ CAsTAA0
AbogddO y Wtaro.

AbogGdO y nOtario.
Fierce ante ls Corte Federal y Tri
bunales insulares. Garantiza Ia ina.
crlpcl6u, ain defsctos, de los docdmen-
tos suietoa q Registro. -Cristo 26.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
Old Time Fishinq.

Years ago the writer was invited
TO accompany two or three friends to
fsh for pickerel at night in 2 rather
shallow millpond. located in a Mas
sachusetts town. 4 fiat-bOttomed boat
vas used, and an iron rod about four
feet long was attached 10 the bow
OF the beat in a perpendicular posi-
rion. On the upper end Of the rod was
placed an iron receptacle containing
a FIRE pitch pine knots" we're used
which burn for a long time and sup
ply a sufficient amount Of light 10 en-
able the man al the bow Of the boat
TO see the bottom of the pond. A
spear with four or five baFbed p7oEEs
was used, the boat being gently pro-
PEELED by one Of the party. The man
at the bow with spear in readiness
kept a sharp lookout Wnen a pick
erel was seen 2 quick thrust was made
with the spear. The man had prac-
tically sure thing OF it, the pickerel
having little chance 10 escape from
the unsportsmanlike pTocedure.-L- A
Spencer in Recreation.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
CHAPTER XXI.
Pray. Hs~ Genes lover

Pray. Ho9 cones loSe7-
vas up early the next morning
Al, as Gil said, there was nothing
ike this air fresh from the sea TO put
rev life into one At once I vas
strengthened. Ny blood rsn quicker
through ny veins. All isssitu6e fell
from ne. and I lorEed to 90 out
raze0us things. even a. 3 boy escaped
from restraint might
/ left Gil snoring in his bed. sleep
ing the sleep q man feels he is er-
titled 70 after having spent days and
nights OF vigil with an exacting pa
ient. nov that he has brought him
safe home
I did justice 20 the bowl Of porridge
and home-breved ale Nance set be
fore me. and in spite Of her protests
tnat vas not strong enough went 70
the chapel. / looked about me. How
ztiU i was in that house Of prayer
and how familiar. save nv fathers
seat draped in black and that newly
carved stone resting upon all that re
NAMED Of him whose name ! bore.
Candles burned upon the altar. while
through the stained memorial win
dow the light softly fell I thought Of
the dead resting beneath those flag.
ztones-life has so much 10 give TO
some. 50 little 10 others--hCw would
ID be with me2 / account every man
responsible for what his life is
whether he make or mar IT, But
mostly thought Of the newly buried.
and while / said a prayer for the
peace oil his soul. I vowed that never
should my feet rest until l had found
Lady Dwight and delivered my faith
er's message. After that was done.
I should seek the lady Of my heart.
and By all the laws Of nature she
/ should be mine. though al the world
should say me nay.
/ went down the bride Path and
took the short cut through the woods.
which led past Castle Drout-Castle
DrOut that in the distance and the
I gray mist OF the early morn looked
I like a fairy's hoase.
Ito be continued)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
WORTH EEvENsgsiSo.

TEs-s are -t-se entirely E.Esre-t
Fi-ts -f .-z-eE ears used i- making
TIE .t-ee E5Ee-e-t r1-.=-les 90 Eza.-r
--uEs-z CD -ta -z-ss- ri-.--.-| t-.--
e-z- A-.l r- A---. I-s E1--srE Or
Pts- -ts-s. a-E .l Cream g Ts----
Ez1= trlE --ar-a lt ls Important.
t--- tte % EHlt -
s--u srE--1.-- about --Ess .---=.,
eats ard u- a-E ss - E-r
taa-E rcut=-
CD Nl-e-alAr.E. 90 A---- Is -ltE
t--- a E-- d. cay Tts Is E-zst
uf-t cE1.e- 1I &C v-r-ot ard f-1-
-ts sC--tr- --ll-Er -E-a--E-
uhs-t s st1- AE- cEssr. crs.E
E5cz. ,u1 cszts q po--l. a-5 tzE.--
gow5s- Eass ui.h -Els M.-s-ll Ar-t
sells from ls 70 80 Fr-r5
80 B---Ac-t. DO P1-s51z-s 5s fsF
tsss C rtcs-hars tzs-uE EruEz-s
AZ re process .s falls lsr-.rtl i-
TIE patents issued to a large za--tar-
t-rsr q q Phosphate FouLs- TIE T.
: Pz-s-t OE-e RspCr- z.res ;--
z-5 enact -ss--lE-.rr. t-t the ,-lcu
5-E s1t-ar- j. s---Ee
B---=s t1res after being Ercu-E
are V-- .--o f-es-lg tlllss1 Oh os VII.
r1l- and ui-h c1--ir1z- stirring and
IN ths fc-1zlrg rr1Fo-aol. e.c
Frc- MS B1reAc.l PHOSPHATE t-s
t1k poulers are made. such roEEsrs
sell from = -o e. cents q po1nt.
80 Cream q Tartar exists &c ar
rye grapes and fou-s with the szIcs
tro- tse press tu The manufacture %
size Afre- THE sine is draE1 11 r-s
tartar tE scrzped from the czsk. boil
az Ei.k as-e-. and crystals Cf Cream
. TaT-sr vh.fs and VEN pure sepz
rate and are O. .scret I- differs .1
90 -esper. fr0z Tie form 10 sEich .f
originally existed IN the grape Cream
% Tartar. then EhIle the -cgt e1reu-
Elve. IS the only Ingredient NAT
shJald be used l- baking powder &c
act upon the soda as its wholes1--e.
ness IS beyond qnestion. Cream q
Tartar baking powders sell a. about
q 20 - cents a pound
such ars the facts. and every ore
careful q TIE health u the family
should remember this rlle--B Baking
powders selling from 20 20 - cents q
pound are made of Miueral-Acids.
those selling from - 20 81 cents Oi
B1ueAcid. aud those from 40 70 80
ceats 0f Cream Of Tartar made from
grapes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
Leavs. 81 Isavs ms, ssassa 90, Ia yop 49,.

srs In her eyes as she gave the
locket into my broad palm Then she
left ne, nor would che let me see her
home. saying that her maid awaited
her at the corner l took the precau-
tion 10 follow her however, and saw
that she reached her home safely
Gil had finished, and saw that he
was well satisfied with himself that
he had done his task so well. He
handed me the lOcket. took it me-
chanically Ny proud lady had done
penance. indeed. in confessing all this
10 Gil. so that ii should be repeated 70
me. / looked az the bare back, where
the mirror had been-that could soon
be fixed and then Rosemary should
wear il among the frills OF her gown
whenever she chose. While idly fng-
ering n. I pressed the spring which
was uuiniursf. The thin gold lew
out. and 5nstiurtively my hand opened
TO catch the paper as Z fell i
clutcAed emptiness Then / turned
the lockct this way and that up and
down. while ! looked for what wac not
there.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
BY MILLIcEST Il. Mann

nothing. his bark vas ever worse thar
hiS bite. witness what he did fo-
rretty Alice Lyns0n- and her daft
mate he cent them on to Bristol es-
corred By lorraine and Pat, when he
had need q them both he also
paid their passage in 4 vessel soon 20
sail for the States. and heartened
their trip with a vell-hlled purse.
The house On Bow Street is closed
yuu ssy. Gil2~ ] asked. and also Lady
Felton's You are sure the servants
Jeff in charge know nothing Of thsir
Whereabouts
As sure as an that my Eothers
bones lie in St Swithsn's church
ysrd. he said grimiy. Ny lord. he
added after pause. do you think you
all be able 20 travel By the end of
the week, so We can 90 to Long
Hsut27
There is no need 20 hasten nov.
Gil I replied Lord Waters has
been laid been laid TO rest a week
sEone az least ! did not see his face.
calm. hope. in death: after his life's
restless save OF turbulency may he
sleep we'll An, ne, my errznd into
London as far as ny fathers message
is concerned vas q little avail Lady
Dwight has left town; God knows
when shall see her again.
since she has waited so many
years. a longer wait viii not matter.
said be with the patience OF an older
nan
10 matters much for ny peace Of
MIND" I returned. II she should
die-and she is not a young woman
without ny fathers uessage-let ne
not think cf g." cried petulantly.
ITO the dead all things are known.
they say he said
j fingered too long over uy own
affa RS continued My punishment
is rh.s- Ny lady mourns me dead.
and I know not where she bides
You should thank God fasting that
she IS out 81 this pest-ridden place. -
9 Gil 5erked out. seeing me SO down in
; the month
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
Back at Work Again.

Buffalo. y. Y, May 22nd.-CSpe-
-iall-Crippled by Kidney Disease till
he could not stand OF his feet for the
hours required at his trade. F. r
Mclean, 90 East Ferry St. this city
had 20 quit work entirely Now he's
back az work again and he does not
hesitate TO give the credit 70 Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Yes. Mr.. Mclean says Il xas too
bad. I had 70 quit. could not stand
on my feet for the necessary hours
Il was Kidney Disease I had. and a
friend advised me to try Dodd's Kid
Eey Pills. I did so and after using
six boxes am completely cured and
sm working as steadily as before /
was sick. / recommend Dodd's Pills
to any one afflicted with Kidney trcu-
be"
There IS no form Of Kidney Disease
nodd's kidney Pills viii not cure
They always cure Brishts Disease.
the most most advanced and deadly
stage OF Kidney Disease
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
Considerate Barry.

Little Barry. aged 6. and Mr.. Russo
OF much naturer years, had been
great cbums: so. when the latter died,
Barry's parents decided 10 keep him
in ignorance of his loss.
few days after the funeral, how
ever. BaTry's parents took him along
to pay a visit 10 the bereayed widow
but before entering the house the
youngster was admonished 10 refrain
from mentioning Buds name-f1I
such was Barry's nickname for his
friend.
Shortly after the formal greetings
had been exchanged the fearful widoE
produced a tintype OF her late lament
ed husband; then, afectiOnately en-
bracing the lad and pointing 10 Buds
picture. she asked who is that. Bar
ry?7 to which the obedient child. iu
a sympathetic whisper. replied. -Iu
tell you tomorrow"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
GREAT CHANGE
from Change in Feed.

Tie brain depends much more On
The stomach than We arc apt fu sup
pose urt5 We take thought IN the mat
ter Feed tre stomach on proper food
easy 20 digest ard containing tho
proper amount Og UhUsphaics aud The
healthy brain viii respond 10 an de-
mauds A notable housewife iu But.
falo writes
The doctor diagnosed mv trouble
as a nervous affection of the sroU-
ach was actually So nervous that
could not sin sti., for hye minutes
TO read the newspaper. aud 90 attend
10 uy household duties was simply
impossible. . dogtorcl aE the r.uc
with remedies bu, medicine 1.d no
good.
MY physician PM me on a,I sorts
of diet and tried many kinds 80
cereal fooEs. bur none OF them a--aaj
with me. vas almost discouraged.
and aheE tried Grape Nuts . d.d TO
With many -eiy.urz-I had ru ta..E
that r would succeed where every
thing else tat failed
But Or fF succeed and SOU don't
Eror haa E.aI am that tried .-
Q fef. NE raE person. D SaTa -a-.
sG Er we-H' and don't have Thar
terrible 5rr-.-z sensation .r EF -ruE-
eel arg more feel So strong
asll1 that am surprised o. uEvs.f
The street noises -hat used -1 ir-.ra-e
1-e so never notice EOE. and uv
mind fs So clear rlat uy household
duties are a real pleasure
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek Mich.
There's reason
Nov WEy vas this great chance
made iu this woman
The stomach ana the brain kad not
been supplied with the right kind q
food 10 rebuild AID strengthen the
nerve centers in these organs u Is
absolute folly 10 try 10 do this with
medicine There Is but one sure way
and that IS 10 quit tho old food that
has failed and take on Grape Nuts
food which Is move than half disested
in the process of manufacture and Is
rich ia the phosphate OF potash con
tained IN the natural grain which
unites With aibumen and wafer-the
only three substances that SIN mase
up the soft gray filling In the thou
sands OF delicate nerve centres in the
brain and BODY GrapeNuts food Is a
sure road back 70 health IN al such
cases