davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
Str6emrrfntger.

-Suig on mo ipirfc % ipdrc,
iaa aier BET life oeo glmben - mar
8rppen er toru - men begDto oeo
@rcS6cn - meoenS sen err fIIb.
ct &iatranSgiproe er oIerfar'
Iiqit for Seite % Greatltrcr, naar oct
or / uitonS. Set er DC Tappe Eroaoe,
ION friiter 9prene % ooIoer Sen me.
ite lloa9n.
-SoI0 TIogcn bIonf % fforp,
Sen er ga Iettcre at trTtfc % 1ier be-
Ore Irbci6c; fiji T6pc ggier.n er Set
uItio tie6cIiQt al BRUCE.
- Sptncne Ipiicr nrItcn altiS booo.
i~otrtbeIIt, Ser aioe& Sem, men Sc for
poafGreS Spaoom res at fao ltrcn %
foronroet @o6; ieIo SfitIitenocn
bur6c boISe$ rem.
Scr noaIe Mar iiScr hertc hi
Scn Spnobnm, at Tlttomobilcrne niI'
Sc i1tort qisrc &cite ooerFFoiGc til
TUrSicI pno 2on0cocicne. @uhm, er
&citcrc Srrcre % mere efter'purgtc
ell6 roQer'in0e tihlAerc.
-Tct fi8cs ion Sonbbcb, at set
FcTtcr life mere at b~rooucere 1000
Fun0 Tiprfrr, enc BET foItcr Of pro.
Sucre 1000 Irrb / Sfiffclie al
SIoqtetcUg, 300 iGI8rs Girrfrr for
NobteIt ioo meact pr. Qltrb.
- 8Iuf 9Gblere fra SrTet8 Brere,
fife fra @urfen. ct let Slng pisr,
ot Ser bIioer Ell rodoeu FIef, % Sen
oorer hurttat. Gof orntrins SC re-
ncitc ct Stpffc aoispapir % leg
Dem, boor SET or froitfrit, men tert
% life uor1tt.
Zen iterftc gar'aQ I'll, al
WcIFcntrrgoen ifrlmprr ms ON 81
item, or cite sen, al &iprruc uNipttcS
for 92e8u % elm efter al folSt @eir
er iuOtroaSt; Iii So ber Sc bare |
go0t &us, eIlerS birIpcr set life,
bpor gobt De iobres.
-Gi GIebeieporatorcr er ser III
iobriferet mango iorifieQise SlaeS,
De iIeite er u1eget gooe mar De brit
geS os bebanoIes rigtigt, oog uuso.
ocnoigt ODre, boiIfet fommer Of "a
teHtretteu til piSie GpiinbeIier. Zen.
icm bar mango IeItefisr, fan life
eoM rm6pRre oeIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

'npb1tte &omiteer og I Stortoniteert,
men ogioa peb Sori frtften ON tn6tif
3 @ebanbIinser | 2aroboeens BIe-
rltrrl.
Sen Of 3eiier IifcIat unSerifreone
@rlnolob er ct mprfeIigt 9ofumert,
oiSnenSe ON ct ppIpit 9Iif foS Dor
.Eios Solfefribeb og 6ens &rao.
8i tor boobe, at oct irife SoIfs
ltooifltng u,tber Sen npe Sorfatnirp
oil blioe raft og lpffelig.
Den npe 8rlnbIoo orgaar imiS.
Iertib fur MISREPRESENTATION ca
benS Soero. Gen bnr iaolebes ineer,
8eItammelier ON &eiieren eler Stor.
fpritens clter G%egieringens fonititl,'
tioneae Sitting 90 Rettigbeber, eaer
ON 8inIonS8 I~tdtsretslige Sitting til
Ruslonb. s ian Scrfeerbe bIir Sin'
gene uforanoret, oct oil ftge: aetie.
rem err aroeberetttget StorfpHte til
SinIano % bar iom / <slano belle
"Sen uSeoenbe Wogt", iom ubsoes
eiennem Senatet, @ereraIguoerns.
rem og Observation-Disclosures, bull
FEN iibIte oGtio er ttIitebe hos 9eiieren
oa eaa bans 9egne u~ofGrbiger be
fleIte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Senatet beltaar fra gamnel Sto
al to IfSelin8er, boorof Sen enc 90
ReSlcnmer) er SsiGteret og bpm
mer Of aeiiererS Nabr; ben amoen
Gel banner be e9ertlige Regiertngs'
Sesortementer unoer 8eneraIguoer.
rsreng IrniSirrn og meo abifi1ig
SeloitRnSigbeo | irbre abniniitra.
tipe anIisgenber. Serotorerre oR!'
geS al 4eiieren for tire aar 90 Gait
esn og tan sienonIges; De er Iigeiont
@eneraIg,,pernsren % WiuiiterIta.S'
Iefretaren flrt arrirorlig lieeoperior
aeiieren. Miniiteroni oarlisbeo ligc'
operfor 9anS6aeen er iaaIeoes enhna
iremr.so for SirlonS. Set itOite ~
c~fgierenSe Orb / 6intanSs anIiggen'
Ser iigeS enbrut iom for / 81. EeterS.
burg. 90 oct er bel Serfor, at man
life bar feet nogen 5are | at aabic
Senofntiet iaa fort Spinertm peo
Sen npe 9runNIop os goIeIoo. Ren
oet fan ieiofsIseIte life betoiles, ct
oen me 9ruEoIoo ON 9anSbagsn
meo Chen oil gtoe SoIfereprGienta'
tionen en- m 90 iu~SflpoGIiesrig SHl'
ling.
Vi Ipfsrffer berfor al fuISt Sier!e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
ISarecrct Saalrabi.

Tan oGIeer fore, men fine friifc
aaalrnbi. frazier Dem, Iober Sem
Iiage ibIeo / IiuSioItet @onS ct Bar
Simers Sib % logger Dem im i en-
Gil, forot @auSet fan renSe al. Ger
paa fiGrrr man al ct 2ooe of @naI.
rabier, uSbitier iaa bernie % fpIber
Sen meS ell let Saree Delft al &aIo
% SpirefisS, bInnSet meS Iiot itshte
a~ooringer, et Ear seg, Salt, Geber
% Tot reper 500. aaaIrabtcn fplbes
life eonIfe nib, ga Screen cier op.
Saaset IGaseS paa 90 ombinSes meO
iterf Spsiiug. bporefter Sen fooes /
aisofraft, iou ierere onpcnSes I'll
Sauceu me0 brltnet Snter o. Wel.
SorcereSe geurfer Iapes paa Jam.
nte @aaSe. Gisie bebsper Sog life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
20 rttRtt cg Bunets.
6sssrsi Il On prainR Sasusl
Spnienc / Sirrfrloingstiben.

Sftpber er SEN Si6, 6u SiGrfrnet
trrfqer noget ertra SiIipu, oeriom
Ser f1d rare Saob ON Of faa sgg ON
8interen. GiGrififtnin9stioen gisr
Srap paa, at 6ugIene maa foa itpr'
fenSe R9riug, iaa SirrbebGfningert
fan bore 9obt og burtigt, inoen BET
foIocre 8etr inbftnber iig. Ser boor
6iiaIeue bar fllo 8ribeb iii OF itreife
omfring, iom SiIfGISet err paa Gar.
men, timber De ieIp en- WrneSe Sn.
letter, 8louter og 8rns, boiIfet or
bpaS Be melt trGnger peb Sioen al
npgIe aornnorer. Oct ~forboloer fig
iucb Ssniene | bette Stpffe, ION bet
CT nteS al oen arlber gei9trtng paa
Sarmer, ben ma o9re / goot sub
ON S6tcu eners bIiper Oct en- bear
la Sberpintring. CT 6iGrfrGet in.
6eitPngt, foa er BET nuturligpis mang.
bobbeIt ~nsSoenoigt, at Geieren fsrer
ct aarpooaent Tilipn; tbt De er oa
prtsaipue bans 8armbjertigbeo.
atoaet ierrcre poa Soften, efter at
Brcftnptterne bar giort Sfaoe paa
Sc qrsiute BIanteprrter og Sn'efter'
nc ct forir1ntSue, ba bill en- Soorina
iamneriut al fdgenbe eager bore
faore pcIfcmmen for Ssniene: 10
gllrtb ~groomalct Sabre, 5 Bitno grob'
maiet Mtats, 8 Rirnb Soeoeflio, 5.
glntb RugmeT, 5 Bitno 8pgmd og 3
B1no SIiefnge. 3ette foges til en- ittb
@rso ON GftererL iaa BET fan gires
iom WuuItfb ben rPite Rorgen.
tSoermt6en Wor9en bar erfdrne Som
ieanIerc funbet BET gapnIigt, at Der
for 5per got (Guart) Rel, iom brit
oes / benne 8rGb, tiIfsies en- SbeIfe'
h1Io Spool. SanIrnge Der paa Mnr'
ferne, omfrtng 8rsnitufferre % el.
Iers | SuiefreSien ftttSes tilftrGffe.
lt9t al @ren OF andre Ssoeoarer, Sn
bebeper life RnaItiberne bore fore
men man bIioe riaeligere efterboert
iom bint Sorraab minfer.
Set bsr erinbres, at oerrte @reo
life rtuu IapeS tpro iom en- @ening,
men oItiS iaa itip, at ben, mar ben
er toIb, faIber fitpffer iont 8rltntmer.
Mt man oIlerebe ON Soften fan
ffuffe paIraeenSe Ssns obifiuigt ST.
fdTb fra 9ieffenet er ioare pd9is'
reube, iiRr 3isSretter Sen, brprote
Ben % andre faIfboloige Eager.
Ger er nnftcn life Gnbe paa at
nnpne ale De forffieIIige St,g, iom
Ssrfene bor @rug for I ginterenS
$50, % ben fo~ritnnOige Ssnieooler
logger inb fin 8oripntng ON Ssiten,
mebens Warfen er bar. Sano 90
@rrts oq Stsb berer til DC nsbpen'
Sige Eing / SSniebitiet. De fleite
~ucrfurnc SoIf tror life at oisie 60
ger er Iigeioa ulinbbRrlise Tom Utnb
% 0rtFfe. llSeu @rlts fan Ssnen
life fr1,ic Se6en, l,ben Rdiftcf BIZ
oer ser life SfaI poa gGeene, % itoen
fint M1lT6it6p fan lttsi life bcloes
bprte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
: Sffe not u1eb. at @ieoieIipreoere

er fonnmet | aIminoeIigt griig, bpor.
oeS belle 2asiet ipreoes nsiegtia, iom
man bill babe oct, bare oeo at fire Sc.
itene frenober. Ger er ogiaa opfiut.
Oct en- Waffine, boormeb 8isoieIen
peo Seitemagt fon Iasies fra Msb.
bingen Iige poo gognen.
-8co Oh, bporaf &itnitimsr err
Iaoct2 SoIo for R9ien, mebens pi
fortpner: 9~aenoperet - BET bill iige
fors9rbet Smsr, Spinefeot, SdIs,
gumuIosirsoIie oe Iiot 9gte Slsbe.
9ette iiges | ct GtrfuIpre, nogipet al
en- iaooan Gabrif. en- haffer Saus
for at fables Smsr, life ianbt?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
S%breipsbnrp@ afers.

ct 9gg oiipes rigtig gobt, Seri bar
man, unber itooig Smrsring, y
&op Suffer, iaa % Spiieife ineItet
Smbr, "a 8op "Roneo OATS, "a
Sop "SBrebbeo Gocoanut", "a She
tie Salt, os "a Gbeife @aniIie. en
SbeifefuIb 40 Sanger Iegses / Gan.
ben, % man former BET iom inna
rulOe &oger meo en- bre6 9nip, iom
fsrit er bDppet I foIot gurrb. Se Itc,
seS | en- mio6eIsoarm 8ageropn, til
DC er lpiebrume.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
EcanntsS taing.

Gr Gel Geonltts intte8 inS / go.
]gcrooner for at bIipe rigtig iprebe.
Soa tngc3 oIt Sfonet al, o. aier.
uerne muLeS Qieuucm en- 8isofpern,
% bIouoeS oerpao mes Salt % Suf.
ter efter Snn8 % iao megct 6lSSe,
ar Set blir en- Rasie, iom er ooSic
inf til at imsres pao Smsrrebreo.
Qette cr ogioa uSmerfet til SfoIe,
mao. Dian fau male OBJ tcmmelig
megct pna en- Sang % foo bare bIan.
Sc op ian me9et mcb 6leSe. at set er
NOT til ct Tar Gage, 81 Sen life
boI0er fig Ipnge, efter man bar baOt
SlsSe /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
Bovee Grinder & Furnace Works.
Waterloo, Iowa.

SinIanbs SoIf til sem npe @runoIoo,
fom traoote | &raft oer tfte Sftober,
% iom fo~rbnabeutItg ifaI tnooie lDs'
teEigere Gage for set iaa boorSt PRO-
pebe 2oro, 2smrots, SopeliuS'5 %
R~unebergs 2aub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
Sarcerrbe aaalblabe.
0nI Sanee til fcgt aalpefipb.

8enne Suiice Iabes Ianlebes: Smsr
% Rel rsres innnren, ipebes meo
&isbfruft al aaloefie0et, til Sen er
paste tDf. "a aipes Oen en- iprlig
Smag at nogIe 3raaber Gitroniaft,
og rtaar Saucen foyer friift, piipes
/ noale SfefuIoe 6I6oe % ct Gar
9@ggeblommer, D0orefter BEN life
maa faa foee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

Iette er Garstiben for Soridlo % ipef'
let Stosfraft. Rnturen affl9oes fin Sfien'
bes % Blprnff. 9ericm bu pil beboIoe bin,
oa itprf bit Spitem meo SpliIters Gtpdn
WountatH Tea. S5 Gents, Sbe eler Cab
lets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
Smaa SnrncHsfager.

80 9lln6 SbeSemeI, "a Bun6 Gut
fer, 80 Gram SiortetafioIt 8on.
hereo S%artsborn), en- fuIS Tbeife
Salt, en- SbeIfe Sngefpr, en- Ebeife
GppeIiinifal, 1a Sbeife &nneI. PIT
bette iebnes aoSt itS / IeIet | et
Spbt SAB. Soa irsres bltrtigt en-
goo 8tm ilrr 8lsOemeIf, eIler ina me.
get, at Seigen fan fiebles no. Oct
lt~ofiebles iaa tbnbt ion 9agcn al Ell
&nip o. itbitiffes I imna Rager, ser
imsres oner meo @onb o. iteges
Ip'ebrirre % 'prsoe. Senne Seia
moa orbeioes ioa tibet iom m1tIig,
for at BEN life ifnI bIiOe ieig. Sisie
Smoafager ct CODE til Safe os life
bpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

Senb "Seeurab. goFcn" til SI9st %
genner I Bamle. 2aubct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

at noparloes ferit, o. man Dor pGIse
forte, tpffe aeurfer.
Tarcerrbr aaalblabe.
Elsie fnaser fortr9ffeIig. Man
tager DC ftsrite aaalblaoe, ffpTIer
benz, giper Dem et let Spfog, iaa be
blir intioige, bporeiter man logger
liot SARGE I Ebert gIao, iofn iammen.
rules og ombinoes meo Spsiine.
Gerefter foses Be mere / ioItet garo
og ipiieS meb imeltet Smcr. Gaer
ogioo foges be | minSit mulis 9ano
eHer tpno 9icofraft, booraf iioen
Saicn laues nneb brunei Smsr og
Wel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
Srrgt pg HbbSer til Smprrebrpbs.
8cl99.

On aop 6igener IGgges I @on6
Hatten oper. Stenerne toees liS al
en- Sop SobIer. On Sop Roiiner,
boornf Stencne ogioo er ubto9et,
idnt Il aop al bpilfetiontbeIit SIogs
Hs6befierner. GIt bette males gien.
mem en- &isofoern og breSies bcrpaa
fat neS / en- boIopurbS 9afing.Iotp.
0ert9or. Nnur man ifoI benptte set,
Boobies set no o9 flores op / Sfi-
Der, % Ell tDn0 Stipc IPaae8 pnn
tpnoe Sfiucr "gSboIe Wbeat 9rcob"
cIlcr @rnbom!9rsS. Sette er noget
Jon @sru rr meRct QIob /, og set er
nreact nGrcnbe % iun6t for Dem %
egncr fig iiTr qoSt til at babe pan
oeres SfoIerob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11

JOSEPH g. CANNOl
ACHESON, e. E., ]
ADAMSON, w. c..
/ AIKEN, WYATT, 8
| ALEXANDER. D. 8
| ALLEN, A. L., Ne. i.
| ALLEN, q. c.. N. J
| AMES, BUTLER, NJ
| ANDREWS, W. H.,
ANDRUS. ]. E., N.
BABCOCK. J. W.,
BANKHEAD, ]. H.,
| BANN0N, HENRY,
BARTLETT, @ f.,
BARTH0LDT. RICl
BATES. A. L., Pa.
BEALL. JACK, Tex
BEDE. J. ADAM. n
BELL, TH0S. NJ, {
BENNETT. J. B., !
| BENNETT. W. g.. N.
| BINGHAM. h. H..
| BLACKBURN, e. 8
BoNYN0E B. W.,
| BOUTEz.L, b. D., !
BOWERS. e. J., Iii
B0WDRS0CK. J. D,
BRADLEY, =. W.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11
YARDMEN VOTING ON STRIKE.
Railroad Employees in the New York
District Have q New Grievance.

NEW YORK, December 11.-Three thou
sand yard conductors and brakemen en-
ployed on all the railroads except the New
York Central within the switching district
of New York harbor are voting on the
question of a strike for demands which
have been refused. The roads involved are
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
Erie, Lehigh Valley, Central Railroad Of
New Jersey and the Long Island and Staten
A circular has been sent among them by
committees Of the yard conductors and
brakemen of these roads, giving the result
of conferences with the officials Of the roads
and calling for vote on the question of a
strike. The circular says:
lit Is impossible for the committee to make
further Roadway in joint conference with
committees met the officials separately and
contended for the Chicago scale per hour.
On Tuesday, December 4. a settlement with
the New York Central was reached which
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western.
Lehigh Valley Erie and Central Railroad
of New Jersey, 1t said, have offered an
advance Of four cents an hour; the Staten
Island and Long Island Railroads an ad-
vance of three cents an hour. while the
Pennsylvania railroad had no definite an
swer other than that the men would get all
that was coming to them.
The circular went on to say that the COM
mittees asked for the eight-hour work day.
but the roads contended without exception
that an eight-hour day was impossible at
the present time, their chief objection being
| that it would be impossible to secure a
SUFFICIENT number Of capable yardmen.
The following wages were dema0ded for
the yard brakemen: First trick, am. to 4
pm, foremen, $40; helpers. $2.1O Second
trick. pm. to midnight. foremen. 1870:
helpers, $500. Third trick, midnight to s
am. foremen, $3.50; helpers. s.. The COM
mittees asked the following, which they
said was the Chicago rate: Day conductors.
IS cents an hour. night conductors,
81 cents; day brakemen, 30 cents; night
brakemen, "a cents.
The circular then says that the commit
tees believe the time has come when the
various yardmen employed In the harbor
district should be asked II they believed
that their contention for the Chicago rate Is
justified or II they still wished to continue
negotiations through special committee
or through an ofl1cer Of the Grand Lodge OF
| the Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen. to
which the yard conductors and braksmen
belong. Each circular has q blank on which
the recipient IL to vote for or against q
strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11
CONGRESSMEN IN TOWN
SENATE.

CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, Vice Pres. ..17o1 z
ALDRICH, NELSON W., R. I...... The Arlington
ALGER, RUSSELL A., Mich. ......... 1401 10th st.
ALL1EE, ]. FRANK, Del. The Portland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11

The automobiles Of two members Of tho
diplomatic corps-Baron Won Sternburg, the
German ambassador. and Baron Rosen. the
Russian ambassador-hgured In accidents
with street cars yesterday.
Baroness Won Sternburg was seated In the
formers machine when an effort was made
to cross In front of a street car near 18th
and H streets. The speed of the car was
miscalculated. and the touring car came
in contact with the fender of the street car.
Not much damage was caused nor was any
body injured.
John Carlson was operating the machine
belonging to Baron Rosen across the tracks
Of the Washington Traction Company at
18th and I streets when the collision oo-
CURED. He was on his way to the embassy,
where his employer was waiting to be
taken to the home of Secretary Taft. The
front of the automobile was demolished,
putting the vehicle out of commission and
causing damage to the amount of about
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11
"TIMES" ON JAPANESE ISSUE.
Toxic, It Hears, is Pacified, but San
Francisco Plans Trouble.

LONDON. December ia dispatch to
the Times from Toxic says that President
Roosevelt's message has given satisfaction
to the Japanese press. The correspondent
declares that 1t confirms the feeling enter
tained generally throughout the country
since the beginning Of the complication with
the United States. namely, that Japan can
trust her often proved friend to do her JUS
tice and may confidently leave the matter
In the hands Of the government at WASH
ington.
The members Of the upper house seem
disposed to veto the idea of sending a
squadron to the occident next year, lest its
visit to American ports should be miscon-
structed.
Widespread discussion by the press and
public has been caused by San Francisco
dispatch to the Times, In which the corre-
spondent describes the situation as grave.
He says that the opponents of the Japa-
nese not, content with excluding them from
the public schools, are now trying to in
duce the railways to provide separate cars
for them similar to the Jim Crow" cars in
which negroes in the south are compelled
to ride. He further says that public meet
ings have been held to denounce President
Roosevelt's message. and that prominent
men are predicting an early outbreak Of
war with Japan.
Continuing, the correspondent says:
The Japanese situation Is Intimately con-
nected with labor unionism 1 asked q
labor union leader what would happen Al a
thousand japanese were set to work to
clear away the debris. He replied: "A thou
sand murders Yet San Francisco needs
labor desperately.
Returning acre eight months after the
earthquake and expecting to see cons.uer-
able progress in rebuilding the city, ! find
that in one or two thoroughfares a great
deal has been DONE but most of the
burned district remains the same. On the
whole, the situation is very disceuraging.
and though what has been done shows that
the city will certainly be rebuilt in time. IL
looks as though that time is far distant.
For this disappointment San Francisco
has to thank the labor unions, which have
broken all the promises they made after the
fire. Even skilled workmen with union
cards arriving from other states are re-
fused permission to work here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11

Chief Justice said that only 20 much of
the record as Is necessary should be printed
and that it should be prepared as expedi-
tiously an possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11

The German reichstag has ratified the
Algeciras treaty touching Morocco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11
Lord Barrington's Appeal Granted.

The Supreme Court OF the United States
has granted the appeal Of Lord Barring
ton, under sentence of death IN st. Louis,
Mo-, on q charge Of murder. to be allowed
to proceed in his appeal to that court an q
pauper. In announcing the decision the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11

Fire starting In the rooms Of Company d
"a Regiment n. ". n, In Holyoke. Mass-s
caused about 5000 loss IN the city hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11
70 Cure . Cold In One Day.

aists refupd una6Y Il u tatJD b cqrs. =
6RQyE1 s!gaatsFs = - ed BED. -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
SOMETHING NEW

The statement has been made that There
is nothing new under the sun. " This may
be true 80 far as actual matter "a concerned.
but II is not true when the various methods
for utilizing matter for the benefit of hu-
mnnity are considered. Some one has said
that in nature there Is a boon for every
bane, If it could only be discovered. The
author Of this statement meant that for
every in which afii cted mankind there
was remedy in medicine IL IL could only
be found. In hundreds of cases the madf-
cine has been found, but the proper knowl-
edge or method OF combining the in
gradients is lacking. a. B. Cartmell
has recently secured a remedy for in
digestion and dyspepsia and their result
and disorders, that he entirely new This
does not mean that tine ingredients In this
remedy have only recently been discovered.
ON the contrary the ingredients have been
known for years, but the employing of thass
specific ingredients for stomach troubles
is new. In other words Mr.. Cartmell
has succeeded in getting a remedy. Bar
neys Compound. In vhicn will be found
drugs that until recently were not pro-
scrined for stomach troubles. This Is whv
10 is new, and why more pa0nle ara hrdfnr
relief and cure from their old enemv. in4i.
gestion, after taking Barneys Compourd.
, than they ever dio from the older refnedias.
Barney compound is the old theory nf
letting the stomach Iest reversed. lt
makes the stomach work, and 90 lie own
digesting as nature intended. instead oi
digesting the food arifcialy, thereby
causing the digestive organs 10 parfisiv
lose the use of thems8vea. An idIe
stomach, like idle hands. is source of
mischief harneys Compound coutnins
ingredients that stimulate toe stomach 10
perform the chuming motion necessary
to healthy digestion. 10 contains inrre-
dients that cause the different glands oi the
digestive organism to throw out the natural
digestive funds that viii be iound i'm am
healthy stomachs. n contains an uutisentic
that cleanses the stomach and destroys au
germs thus insuring tho sufferer against
toul and offensive breath. MF. Cartmell
has 20 much faith IN this remedy that
he will give "a trial bottle 10 ali avs
peptic sufferers that viii ask for same.
triai viii convince the most sfeptical. Get
ii today. U the trial bottle give any relief
get ste size ana d you feel tnai YOU are
getting batter get a fun course of traai-
ment, siS alOJ bottles Tor $500. and Won
will soon be able 90 bid farewell 10 ihat
long annoying stomach trouble. T. a.
SanmeA, siath and Madison streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
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