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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-07
NO WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Oregon votes Against H-hiov. Cham
berlnin Reelected.

Portland. oregon, June 5-George II.
Chamberlain. democrat has been re-
elected governor of Oregon by ma
jority of not less than 1000 and per
haps as much as 1000 over Dr. James
Wthycombe, republican. jonathan
Bourne. Jr., republican has received
the popular nomination for United
states senator by probably little
over 1000 majority w. X. Ellis, re-
publican. has been chosen congress
man In the second district by II large
majority over j. II. Graham, democrat.
and W. G. Hawley, republican, has
safe lead over G. V, Galloway in the
first district.
Woman suffrage was defeated by n
large majority. In Multnomah coun-
~ alone, It was defeated by about $500
majority.
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GrRL HURT IN \ RUNWAY.

Doris stevens, a l2-ycar-old girl
who rode one Of the ponies exhibited
was quite seriously hurt this after
noon in a runaway accident. There
were four ponies in the contest. all
ridden by latle girls, Miss Stcvenss
horse taking second prize. As the
girls rode ont of the ring, they start
ed in spirit of fun, for rasc
around the, half mile track. Miss
Stevens lost control of her pony,
which had led the bunch, during tho
entire distance, and as she came down
the home stretch at n terrific pace,
the pony Collided with a horse attach
ed to "A carriage ana the little girl
was thrown to the ground. She
struck upon head and shoulder with
great force, breaking her collar bone
and one rib. She was also badly
bruised about the head and body. Her
injuries arc not fatal.
THE GOVERNORS BALL
An elaborate bsll vas held In Dunn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-07

hall tonight in honor Of Gov. G. j. Rel.
the attendance being large. The
patronesses for the affair were as follows:
Mrs. J. Forrest Manning, Mrs. ]. A.
Mead, Mrs. David Il. Twigg, Mrs. G. O.
Perkins. Mrs. g. il. West. Mrs. r. W.
Moloney, Mrs. Z, II. Morse Mrs. f. L.
Keyes. Mrs NJ II. Chamberlain. Mrs
Ralph Stoddard, Mrs. VI. =. Clark, Mrs
f.. NJ. Pond, Mrs. A II. Colvin, Mrs
Ferdinand Gosselin, Mrs. Miles S Saw
ycr, Mrs. e. p. ellison, Mrs. George r.
Chnffce.
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Althoa y. Reynolds; Life" valedictory
addresses. Hariow -. Leavens; pre-
scntatiou of diplomas, singing of class
ode; award of commencement prizes.
Thc commencemont prizes consist Of
two ten dollar gold pieces, given by
Harlan +. French, of Albany. N y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-07
SALISBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sampson arrived
home June |, she was Miss Anna Thrall
of Cornwall-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tho
mas OF Windsor Locks, Conn, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Whitney.
A son was born to DR. and Mrs Read
Tuesday May 29-Karl Sird. who has
been at Taunton. Mass, n number OF
months returned home Monday.
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About 4,500 on the Grounds at
Rutland s Exhibit Yester-
day.
VERY FINE ANIMALS SHOWN
The stallion Exhibit Declared by the
Judges Superior to the Last show
In Boston-SpeciaI Prize
Awarded Blue Mountain
Prince

Rutland. juno 6.-The Interstate horse
and automobile show which opened In
this city yesterday was brought to a close
! this afternoon. IT was the FIRST event of
the Kind ever attempted in Vermont, and
was conceded by the Judges and the crowd
to lac great success. Notwithstanding
the frequent showers to-day, fully 4,1"0
We're on the grounds this afternoon.
The horses shown In the ring today
We're superior to those exhibited yester-
day. the exhibit of stations beng cspc-
ciallH noteworthy.
/ According to the Judges the stallion
exhibit was 10y far superior to that at
the last Boston horse show Vermont
horsemcn are very enthusiastic over the
success Of the show and are determined
10 make it an annual event hereafter.
Following is a list Of tho winning horses:
class a. for colts or iillies Of any breed
two years old-Millie Dolc, I. y Chase.
first; Lambert IT,, T.. u. Kinds < son.
second Dorothy McGregor W. S Wea-
iver, third
class 9, Morgan stations three years old
Marco Adam Center. Brandon. first.
Major Allen llinds & Son. second, Nor
San Lambert. Kinds & son, third.
class 4o. mares or gcdiugs. thrco years
old, tro,tuE bred Princess. 2:27 u, !. y.
Chase. frs; Tryphosa. +. y. Chase, sec
ord; Lady Haron, I'll H. r. +. Mead,
West Rutland. third
Class ., Morgan mares or gcldiugs four
years old, George Baron. Patrick Rushel.
Rutland. first Black diamond Ralph
Stoddard Rutland, second; Finest Gold.
1
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GRADUATION WEDNESDAY

The graduating exercises will be
held in town hall Wednesday evening.
The programme follows:
Plano duet Mrs, lIendee and Miss
Gray; prayer, the Rev. G. G. St, Claire:
salutatory, "'rhe Man of Dostiny.''
Dana J, Thomas, "Decision and Ener-
Ey," Arthur C. Stewart; In the Twi-
light" Charlotte NJ. Arbuckle. Les
sons from the san Francisco Disas-
ter" Rugus r. Atchluson; THE Value
OF Life" Clinton B. Ellis; "Thc People
Of the Coming Generations" Bernice
Kendall; vocal solo, Miss Ila Niles:
SHOULD Capital Punishment BE Abol-
ished?" Grover S. Iioyt, The Value of
Time" Almer +. Gallup; The Chemis-
try Of Association" Gsrtrude +. Brig
ham. "Eexecutive Ability" Carroll y
FISK, What Hath the Future for Me?"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-07

An elaborate ball was held In Dunn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-07
The wiuooski Valley, Villages MP Mort b
From the Islnnd In che Lake to the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered Sy spe-
ciaI Correspopkents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

The fourth annual reunion of the Ball
family Will l." hold At the home of VII
lard Bali in Shelhurno Wednesday, juno
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
MUcHo QUE CAVIAR, NADIA QUE
PERDER,

The Texico Democrat Sc halla en-
ell lado opuesto del cercado politico
aparte del Nueyo Mexicano, pero a
pesar de ESQ favorece que Sc tonga
una convention constitutional como
la cosa que puede traer ell tan anhela-
do estado a Nuevo Mexico. Dice:
"Deploramos notar que n parte
de la prensa del Territorio esta opues-
ia d la reunion de la convention Gems
t!tucional por motive de que ell estado
fue derrotado. "A nuestra opinion la
cosa propia que Sc debe hacer es re-
dactar una constitution Y presentarla
al Congreso en- fecha cercana. y pedir
que Nuevo Mexico sea admitido como
estado. FL sentimiento pdblico es de-
masiado fuerte para ser atajado por
ell TIC Joe Cannon y algunos de los
otros pollticos que estan opuestos a
darnos 10 que justamente nos perte-
nece. Cerca de c~incuenta miembros
del dlt!mo Congress- que estaban
opuestos a conceder estado separado
d Nuevo Mexico han sido elegidos pa.
ra quedarse en- sus casas. No
mos que Roosevelt SO oponga formal
mente q estado separate, y ST no sc
opuslere seran muy buenas nuestras
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
OSTEOPATTA
DR.. CHARLES A.. WHEELON,
SObadOr.

No. 1903 Palace Avenue.
Cura o exito enfermerdades agu
das y cronicas sin drogas o medicinas
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oflcina: 9:12 m. 2:5 p. m
OSTEOPATIA.
La 0steopatia es I'm sistema de ira
tamiento operado con las manos. No
asa drogas o medicinas. Un conjunto
de musculos ercogidos o una peque-
mes en- la c0locaclon de una o mas YER
tebras en- 81 espinazo do mi persona
~lmplicando el abasteclmiento del ner.
vic y sangre estomago puede eau
sar indigestion y otras formas de des-
orden IN los intestinos. El Sobador
releva los musculos encogidos y ARE
gla c~ualquiera dislocacion por 10 cual
ell paciente queda bueno Immediate.
mente. Nl principle Ell 10 mismo en-
todas OF as Intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SONAR trata con
buen exlto toda clase de enfermeda-
des agudas o cronicas. No GO cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. wHEELON.
Sobador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
EvlDENcIA cONviNcENTE DE
PROCRESO.

Aquellos que critican q Nuevo Me
xico por %atrasado. deberian recordar
que hace ounce aios ell Territorio NO
tenia realmente I'm sistema de escue-
las, Y que en- la actualidad posee I'M
excelente sistema de escuelas pdbli'
cas- dotado con 100000 de acres de
terra que fueron concedidos por ell
gobierno general. Las villas v ciuda-
des poseen casas de escuela modernas
que se comparan acknowledgements con
las de ciuiades mas grandes, Y aun
an los districts escolares mas reno
tos sc tlene escuela d 10 menos parte
del aho. La ley de escuela de Nue.
vo Mexico esta modelada sobre la de
los Estados mas adelantad0s de la
Union. FL Territorio tiene educacion
c%ompulsorla y Ell ingl6s debe ser en-
se1ado en- todas las e~scuelas pdblicas.
FL valor de la propiedad de escuela
afuera de las secciones de escuela ex-
cede de un million y medic de pesos.
Anualmente Sc expende medic million
de pesos para las escuelas. Estan
alistados $4,000 alumnos Y Sc da ocu-
paclon d mas de mil maestros. A mas
de este, 81 Territorio mantiene una
universidai en- Albuquerque, un Cole
gio de Agriculture y Artes Mecanicos
en- Mesilla Park, una Escuela de Nd
mas en- Socorro Y un Institute Miliar
en- Roswell Hay otras instltuciones
de ensefianza de n%atuTaleza privatla,
semi-pdblica g religiosa que estan
bien p~atrocinadas y producer exce-
lentes resultados. Ciertamente. este
es I'm progreso grande para haberlo
.alcanzado Ell ounce amos bajo las cir
cunstancias mas adversas que Sc pue-
len imaginar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

Y levantarse temprano, hace q uno
s~aludable. feliz y sabio-partlcular-
mente 81 toma Herbine antes de re-
cogerse. Una cura positiva para la
Constipation, Dyspepsia y todas las
Intermediates del higado. La Sra. s,
Columbia, Tenn, escribe: Stem
pre- tengo a mano III abasto de Her
bine. Estoy tan complacida o Ell
alivio que da EN- constipation y todas
Intermediates del higado, que con pa
labras no puedo expresar mi a%precio."
DE venta en- la Botica de Fosch or
y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

Romadtzo nazal 9 bronquial 10 de-
IBERIA cuando menos decidir a probar
una muestra gratis del Remedio del
DR.. Shoop contra la Corlza, NADIA po-
dra convencerlo mas que una prueba
real y verdadera Y para demostrar es-
to ell DR.. Shoop desea le submissive
mos dlcha prueba. Este balsamo Oh
catrizante tan blanco como la nieve
alpvia la garganta y nariz y purifica
violentamente I'm aliento febril y fe-
lido. Pase a cerciorarse. De venta
en- The Fischer Drug Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
MUJER EscALDADA
PoR Ell vAPoR.
La Sra. Beagle, de Magdalena Sufre
Q%uemaduras que tai vez la De-
jen Desfigurada por Siempre.

Magdalena, N. M, Die. LA Sra.
Herbert Beagle, que sufri6 quemadu-
a terribles con ell vapor que salia
de una caldera en- ell Hotel Allen de
este lugar, probablemente sanara, pc
70 es cast SECURE que quedara desfl-
gurada para siempre. Tiene I'm bra
20 muy quemaio y tambien la cara.
Sus gritos llamaron la atencion de
los ~huespedes Y empleados del hotel,
q~uienes la libertaron de la nube de
vapor abrasado y la condujeron a
una pieza del hotel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

uN HERMoso Y ExTENso sur.
Tlpo De Los uLTlMos EsTiLos
DE JoyERlA ACADIA De SER COM.
PRADo Y sERA vENDIpo A LOS
.PREcios MAS eARATos Posi-.
HLEs PARA EFEcTos NUEvos,
cADA ARTlcuLo oARANTixApo
COMO LEolrlMo Y sEouN REPRE-
sENTADo. LA FAsRlcA DE 10.
VERA MExIcANA DE FlLioRANA
Es UNA EsPEcIALlpD-EL IRA.
eAJo MAS FiNo Y MEJoR EN-
EsA LiNEA .Es HEcHo PoR EsrA
coMPANIA.
N. M%ONDRAGON,
Manejdaor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
oFlclALEs ELEcTos DE LA
UNION 1lPOGRAFlCA

Local No. 405, Union Tlpografica
International lie Santa F, tuvo su
election annual de oficiales en- la no
che del microbes antepasado, slendo
elegidos los s~iguientes: Presidente,
Frank P. Sturges, (reelecto); vice pre-
sidente, Canuto Alarid; ~secretario y
tesorero, John Rowland; comislon
ejecutiva, G. #. Mckay, Benigno Mu-
iiz, A. Rael; maestro de armas, G.
Rael.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

En- esta oficina Sc yenden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dlfe-
rentes ~oficiales. Los precios son mo.
dlcos y al alcanse de todos los que ne.
cesitan tales artlculos. A. las perso
mas que vengan de afuera les ~aconseja
mos que cuando vengan q la plaza sc
dignen visitar la oficina del Nuevo Me
xicano y encontraran todos los blan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
I'm Aso LuaRE pA suscRIuoN.

A.cualquiera persona que nos
mande 81 dinero por cinco sus'
critores nuevos, por un ano caua
uno, lie mandaremos FL Nuevo
Mexicano libre por un ano'
veanse los precios de suscrl-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envla a
todaslas estafetas en- Nuevo Me-
xico. ' tiene una circulation
grande V. creciente entire Ia gen
to intelligence y progresista del
sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

Las loyes de los Estados Uni
pos. requieren que cual quiera
d. rsona pagara por un periodlco
nlentras continue tomandoio De
la estafeta, aunque Ell tempo
Dor 81 cual Sc suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
sABADo. i5.
LA RAZoN PARA QUE LAS
LEYES SEAN REvlSADAS

The Ration Range, en- su ultimO nu
moro nuhNca ma collection de opinio-
nes de- los miembros del> foro de Ia
Ciudad do Ia Puerta sobre la question
do ma revision completa de los esta.
tuios do Nueyo Mexico. Dlversas OPT
n,ones son expresadas, pero con una
e~xcencion. todos los abogados favore-
con ma revision Immediate, aunque
con varias modificaciones. C. Il.
Cramnton expresa mejor la necesidad
do ma revision en- 10 siguiente:
"El nedimento actual para una re-
vision de las leyes de Nueyo Mexico
notado an nuestra prensa territorial,
es onortuno. La revision es una ne
cesidad O razones diyersas. En- las
Leyes Recopiladas de Nuevo Mexico
hav muchas faltas que necesitan en-
mienda Ri arreglo del material no
es l6gico nj cientifico bajo un punto
de vista legal. Leyes de naturaleza
SUBSTANTIVE V de procedfmiento no es-
tan en- correlation propia; las leyes
civil v criminal estan c~onfusas Y los
indices mai hechos .Muchas de las
laves me contiene han sido abroga-
das
"Sin luda la revision reve-
lara muchas leyes que son
letra muerta, las cuales pue-
den ser eliminadas. Ahora que te-
nemos tres voldmenes de leyes de Sc
sion desde la Ultima revision, y otro
cast a mano, Ia revision debe venir.
I'll rapido desarrollo que actualmente
Sc nota en- ell Territorio traera nueva
legislation a dominar nuevas coniicio.
mes. AhOra Sc deben pasar leyes o
I'm conocimiento intelligence de leyes
existentes 81 ha de evitarse una con-
fusion costosa.
la adquisicion possible del estado
no debe detenernOs de esta obra. Mu-
cho mejor sera 81 tenemos I'm cuerpo
de leyes aiaptadas a nueslra via y
condolences. La transicion de pupi-
los a hompres llpres sera con ESQ
mas 1acilmente eiectuada' Nuestra
accioh ihteilgente en- proVeer para
nuestro gopierho doines'ico sefa una
garanlia dc nuesOra cohipe'ehcia para
gopierno propao'
La ley SUBSTANTIVE sobre muchas
materials es incomplete y confusa. Sc
hace objection especifica p0r abogados
Y seglares a nuestras leyes sobre pro-
piedad ralz, %irrigacion, caminos y to.
rrenos plbllcos. Apenas Sc podran
encontrar con dificultai asuntos mas
%importantes de accion legal que estes.
Comparacion % otras comunidades
nos ayudara q zanzibar estas y nues-
trds leyes r~enad'ales para. que Sc ha-
lien conformes u los mejnrls mhto-
dos. Ell cuerpo lie revision debe cier'
tamente tener o%portunidai para hacer
este.
ia revision consumira tiemro v di.
nero. acknowledgements ell costo os la
objection mas fuerte anora, Creo que
esto nuede ser arrerlado-mi narecer
molina A noner Ia revision On ma.
nos do nm hombre canaz. Debe da te.
avuda. ' debe IA recIbir sugestio-
nos nero mas troha N sistematico ra.
sultara de Ia decision de IN hombre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
sr NEcEsITAN AGENTEs.

Sc NECESlTAN NAH
Agentes para procurar suscr''
clones Sc necesitan en- tods par
ties del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
ala Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por particu'
ares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15
SED UN CwAPITALISTA

81 q%uereis serIo. No depende en-
qulenes fueron vuestros a~ntepasados
nj en- casuaIidades a%fortunadas.
-cualquler Americana puede hscer.
Sc un capitalista dnlcamente con de.
posltar en- . lbanco n parte de ca
da peso ue ganarse, y ALI crecers y
sc acumulara hasta que sea suficien-
te grande para ser invertido.
Reclbiremos con gusto su cuenta,
por pequeha que sea-. .os pagare-
mos interas sobre ella y os daremos
buen c~onsejo fInanclero 81 10 pedis.
Estamos aqui para acomodaros en-
todas posibles. Haced uso
de nuestra sala de recibo. Escribid
all vuestras cartas y venld cuando
necesltals usar ell teiefono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-15

Suscrlbanse al Nuevo Mexlcano.
Solamente $3.50 al aho.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
EAR TROUBLES.

~ = RaHe Thex krr nue. 60 Abaaea
of some Kind
The best way to, cAre for the ear =
60 study the things NOT TO dot IL Is
one OF the most independent Of organs.
knowing very we'll how to TAKE care Of
itseIF: II Il Is duly respected. little
trouble or none will RESULT. I'm e1lses
where something unforeseen gosS
wrong physician should be consulted
Mt once. Almost all troubles of the
ear are due to, abuses OF Soma. kind
The. wax seems to worry great many
people, Gud In their cooceru they usuaE
N manage to seriously Interfere with
IT'S funatfons. In the healthy esIr the
wax. o. cerumen, is thin. Eei1owtSh
a1,fd tARt thIekens. into paste a. It
aries, nature. proviGes for Sts natural
exit fFoua the ear passage b uniting
re With the tiny dRkes OF lead SKIN
which iaH outward Unnotfce1 either by
seeing Or feeling. mus wax does not
neeun1ufate IN a healthy ear. which has
Pust enough to, make sticky the sttn
little hairs that grow In the passage.
Instruments should never pc poEed
into the ear by the Inexperienced nor
wadB Of material continually mopped
ana squeezed into the opening TOT
cleansing. Usually such treatment IN
duces an increase or eakine Of wax
Hot water Is the best solvent Tor wax,
los to 115 degrees F. II the need OF Y
Is imperative. gently syringe the eaI
with Il, Cotton plugs In the ear are
useful at times, but should be used no
more than absolutely necessary, for
1 they ohstruct the canal and interfere
With the natural way OF cRsting Oh
wax
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
THE IRVING PAN.

Greasy Food and the Use OF Lard In
Cooking.
Greasy fried potatoes or croquettes
are an abomination even to the woman
who has not forsworn MI fried things
on general health principles.
Personally I would never serve po-
tatoes, much as I like them, that must
be fried in lard. No matter how care
fully they are done. they are bound to
taste. The only exception to this is
the French fried potato, which, being
done In boiling lard, does not absorb
grease, as is done by the slower proc
ess.
All food fried in deep lard Is much
nicer il u piece of bread is dropped In
to the boiling fat TO absorb the first
grease This Is also a good test OF
whether the lard is hot enough. II the
bread at once turns a clear golden
brown, the proper temperature is as
sured.
The use of brown paper under all
fried articles before serving does much
to prevent them being greasy
A frying basket is more. than con-
venience. 1t frequently prevents bad
burns for the cook. consequent to hasty
lifting from boiling fat with a shallow
observation-disclosures North American
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
DRESS HINTS.

A new sleeve will often make n
dress presentabIe that otherwise must
be discarded.
In changing garments, before ripping
look them ove- and be sure It is not
going to cost more to get sufficient ma
tcrials with which to make them over
than 1t would cost to buy new.
Never bold the skirt on your lap
while basrfng Remember that It Is
most important to Keep It nat. so lay
Il on table and 'baste from top to
bottom with small, even stitches. Keep
your seams level and straight.
To mend u dress that IS worn under
the arms, rip tine sleeves loose from the
dress well on. either side OF tire under
arm seams and set a new piece Of the
material neatly I'm thewHist and sleeve.
These pieces should be nicely pressed
before again sewing the sleeve part.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15


md
tell 5l atlnE
Or too fIiI.id Ei7 ting, ~ ca = alcO-
holie beFefnR or by TOO close contlue
ldent 70 home, esileo OF ttetofy ~ Anq n
5eohse1uence tdG stomach musE be tTeated
IN q natural way before they can reetlfy
their earlier u1sstlkd1 The muscles IN
many ,sneh people. 81 fact In every weary
thin and thin blolded person DO their
work with great difficulty. As result
fatigue comes early y, = extreme ana laSts
long. The demand toE fltlve alq =
ahead Of the supply. To insure perfect
health every tissue, bone nerve ana
muscle shonld take rom the blood eer-
Others. u is necessary 20 PEeF t1e
stomach for the work OF taking mp from
the food what g neccsso. ~ 70 make goocl.
rich, red blood. we must 60 % Nature
FOR the remedy. There were certain
roots known TO the Indians Of this
country before the advent o. the whites
which laEer cano 70 the knowledge Of
the settlers and which are now growing
RAPIDLY IN profession favor Tor the cure
o. Obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
These are found 70 be safe and yet GER
tain in their cleansing and lnVlgoEaung
effect upon the stomach. u Yer and blood.
These are: Golden Seal root, Queen
root Stone root, Bloodroot. M0ndr1Se
root Then there Is Black Cherry bar &.
Themedteinal principles residing In these
nafive roots when extracted with glyc-
erfne as q solvent make the most RELIABLE
and efficient stomach tonic and liver IN
VfGofator, when combined In just Inc
right proportions, as In Or: Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
r banlgrupt vitality such as nervous
Exhaustion, bad nutrition and thin
blood, the body acquires vlgor and the
nerves, blood and all the tissues feel the
favorable effect of this sovereign remedy.
Although some physicians have been
aware Of the high medicinal valuesol the
above mentioned plants, yet few have
used pure Rlycerine Is . solvent and
usually the doctors prescriptions called
Tor the ingredients In varying amounts
nth alcohol
The @GoIden Medical Discovery d
scientific preparation compounded Of the
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
SWEET MELODY E1oUp.
A. Year of Blood

The year 1908 will long be re-
membered in the home of F. N:
Jacket, of Alliance, Ky. as year OF
blood which flowed so copiously
from Mr.. Jackets lungs that death
seemed very near. He writes: Sc
we're bleeding from the lungs and
frightful cough had brought me at
deaths door when I began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION. with the astonishing re-
suit that after taking four bottles l
was completely restored and as time :,
has proven permanently cureG.
Guaranteed for sore lungs. coughs
and colds at F. G. Blands drug
store. Price soc and $1.Oo. Irlal
bottle free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
Ha5 a Close Call.

"a dangerous surgical operation
.i1volvinr fhe removal Of a nallg-
n NJ nicer as large as my hand,
from nv daughters hip, was pre-
gented bv the application OF BucS-
.ie1,,s Arniea saIve," says a. Y.
Stickel, of 1Iiletus, " va. - sl-
sistent use Of the Salve comP1eteA3,
cnred it." Cures cuts, burns ano
mi csc at F. G. Bland's drug
store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15

canal. ana Road. In France.

1t is curious thar the French, who
have doue more than most nations to
cultivate the graces of life, should be
the people to- boast the most perfect
system Of canals and roads in the
world; more curious still that, when
most practical, they are stfn careful
not to sacrifice the purely graceful or
decorative. The roads and canals are
built for use. but between their serried
ranks of poplars they become so many
stately groves and avenues, crossing
the country from end to end.-Century.