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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

bA GEdo de p6purA Io cmSrzAbA deapSacer hacienda
brar 6mo ryo les dorAdas molduras dc 10 Cdpua de
InvAdos Una eatres 10 nrmsra durane otra tade
haba ado mirAdA dc Gsnoveva brlabA On aEul del
cielo.
GsnovevA ds6 brazo MAurco tiGtezG resig
nada dO;
cOae tenks para que hsgSiS sufrir de safe mOdol
-Nada, nad' dijo Maurco Nno soy menos hanl que
os peronas que conozco; snO que Se hacerme amAr
-Maurciol exclAm6 0enovava.
OH sshors 81 10 veis c0nstanments bueno Constans
mente iQuaA % porQuO no SURE.
GsDovsva apoy6 de blanca en- 81 viGoroso
bnzO dc MGuriCo.
-O' aupLco. diiO en- aIssrada que no habS' mas.
y por qu6P
-ForQue vuoatra hsce NAL
~Seg6n ESQ., tcdo on desagrRda en- mi hasta la
-CalAd por Dos calAd
-Obsdacsre st6Ora
YOI fogoso ioven pAa6 por rsnte h6medA de
sudor.
GOnoveva vic sufFia realmenta Las naturAlGzM del
g6nero de IL de Mauricio tiSnsn dolores deSconocdoa
Sois smgo mio, Mauricio, diio Gsnovsva mrsndoe
expression celestial amigo dsmaAdo prcOsO mi hacsd
Nauricio, que perda elte amigo.
Obi no s scharEiS de muCho empo, sxcam6 Mau
ricio.
los equiyocSis contest6 GinOvSvA schGrA de
mucho Gsmpo sternsmSnte~ ~
-Gsnovsval GsnOvsva sxoam6 MAuricio, compadeceOs
Dc mi.
Gsnoveva eSremsci6 poQue IQuSla ere Ia primers vsz
MaurCo sCa nombre expression tan protonda
-Fues ben connu6 Msuricio me hlbeu adlvinsdo
dsdme Olga odo GenovsvA aun que me mss
con una mada hace mucho tempo Gallo; hAbae Gs
-Sthor dio eIta be suplcEdo nombra de nuestra
AmiStSd Qus sarai vuevo supcaTos 10 hags nf
10 menos, Nj una palsbra nombIs
del cielo, nj ma pslabra mss
-Amisssdl ami'tldl Ahl 81 i que tsnes M. Mor.nd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
FAMOSO PER|OD|SMO
Peri6dicos curiosos, que no
alcanzan mucha duracnn.
Libro de Buonvino.
GRAN NOveDAO
Peri6dico de pasta, que pue-
de comersslo el lector, 81 es
que tiene hambre.

III sscritor italiano selIor Buon
vino de- suenta On IN libro publieado
resisntsmsnls, Do algupas grotsssas
invsneioHss con les sualss psnsaban
asrsss: tar 10 sussrip ipei6n siertos pc.
ri6dieos tfimsros'
Puhlis6ss uno on Madrid con el
sftulo do sLuminarias. imprsso CON
tintA f.sfsrssssEts. do modo que 20
de lMrss ca lA ossuridAd. Mas Avi'
sAdo ado, otro editor, impRimfs sl So
70 On una hoia do pasta, & fn do que
pudisya sowerssls una vsE lsfdc: trAa
dol alimsnto intellectual, sl alimsnto
mstsrial. sLs B B'sn Etrss promstfa {
sus sussritorss u los 30 . a ,s de ssrlol
una pension vitAlieia y exsquias grA'
tuitas, psro dsi6 do sslir & les poeas
semanas,
sLs Courier dos BAigsuss y sLa
Nsysdss. qus vlsron 10 lsz ala por
los alos dc 1850, sstAban imprssos &
prusba de agaa para ser lsfdos ca sl
hafio; <Ls Gran Journa's asf como sIl
FAxxolstos y sTslA Ooitadss. podfan
servir do psnuslo do bolsillo. y sl
sGIornAN del Famatori podia sonver
Itlrss On pspsl Dc o'garrillos.
| FiAslmsnte " aht visns 10 mat
Igordc), salsn 90 IEssandinavia peri6'
ldisos Mrados On papsl Ian rscio, qrl
sl lsetor pusda hsssr con 81 una euer
do y shorearss.
lDios noe asista!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

" por qu6 be do odaros
-Quer6s que 90 10 di0a9 excam6 MAuricio.
Sin duds cOntest6 Genovsva
-Puea bien. porQu0 yo..
No puedo dsCirOs que replied MGurco ruborixado
El feroz rspubCano d do de GsnOvsva Mmido
una donceIIG.
GSnOvsvs 70 .Onr6
Si disrais cOnsS6 esta que hay simpaV entire vos
Morand cses porqus sofa do Caracler mpeuoso
que MorAnd meroAder inieo Q0mica. EI timdo
modesto ea imdsx modestia son les 10 impdsn
dar el primer psso para ac0fCarae
Y Qu6n dice que de- O primer psso be dado 20 yA
cincuan iamGs hA responded No. connu6 urioio
neando 10 cabe5s, Q ss0uramente
-Pues entOnces Iqu6 eel
MAuriCie prsRri6 GuIrdar silepCo.
Al diA Gguisnte al bfS enido este sKOlc6n
GsnOvsva p6 vsra s doe del tards h enoOntr6 vssda
On trsie dc calls.
-Ahl bsn vsndo seals 10 G.novsv, vAsa Ssrvirms de
cAbasrO
~ sd6uds vsis' rgunt6 M.uricio.
-Voy Autsuil. HIcs tempo delicoso, Qusera
minsr pie nusItro cOohe oonduck haA a
de barrera desde elf remos Autau psaSndonOs cuando
hlya acabAdo 10 eDgo Que h'ce Aueui voversmos
tomarle...
Obi djo MsurcO nsnO de contsntO, IqUG hsrm pro-
posici6n me hacesI
Los dos 6venes parsrOD, ala de Passy apsarOn
del carrusisy contnuaron 90 pssso pie.
AL leQsr Auteui se par6 GsnoVeva.
-Espsrad 10 orilA del paFque dO culndo dsspache
dre buIcsros
-Ad6nds vasl pre0unt6 MauriCiO.
"A cMA de una amiga.
Y no puedo Icomps6srosl
G,novsvs mens6 ID cabssa sonrisndO diio:
Impossible.
Maurico u mord6 Ios Iabos conteat6:
Ests beD, esperaIe PenIsis trdar mrcho
Isl hubsn crsido mOssnrOS, MauriCiOi hubsSs HbidO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
De QUEBRAD|LLIS
La Junta local unionista da
I'm voto de con6anza pa
ra un bue1 patricia,
SENIOR SAAvEDRA
Otra botica que es un club
pclitico en- pequena escala.
Canine carretero.

La Junta Local unioniata ha de-
mostrsdo una vsx mas ser IL gsnuins
representation del ssntimisnto dc nuss'
tro pneblo aprobando en- una do sus
rssisnses sssionss dar no voto do gra.
eiAs & 90 presidsnte, sl incorruptible
pstriota don Ramon SaAvsdra, por
30 labor fseundA en- pro do los idealss
unionistas.
Los gus sonossn al venerable
ap6stol dsade squsl nsg.o periodic 90
que 10 sx oresi6n do ideas era pn erf'
men. los 40 10 vieron lushar Gin re-
troasdsr arts el psligro do ser perse'
guido y snearcslAdo y los que 10 We
mos hoy & ur . sdAd tan avarzAda re-
gando por todas parties 10 semilla del
unionismo; sentimos inmsnso reg ,cl 10
al seber 10 rssoluei6s, tomadA por
nueAtro eomil6. resoluci6n que rsprs
santa sl agradesimisnso do M pubic 4
uno dc aus hiios mas prsdilsetos.
Don Ramon Sasvedra, liberal On
tusiasta. fsdsral eonsseusnts desi'
dido defsnsor del ideal unionista, 90
muy Querido por todos los quebradi
Ilanos que ven % 81 81 sincere mses'
tro ineuleando & sus oonpusblanos el
el amor { 10 libsrtad, al orden J o.
prcgrsso.
:. I'll slemento unionista dc este
q pueblo 70 CON profando disgusto Out
sl estimado amigo don Antonio Tore
a grosa. permita qus % farmAcia sea uE
/. esnsro do polfsisa republicans, Espe
a ramos que 81 Ufior Torrsgrosa procs
oedsrk como dsbs % an pueblo soml
!. eats eminentsmsnte unionistA.
10 I'm oil barrio do <Terranovas vs
v rins6ae oil domingo I un meesing d
propsganda unionista que result
a. msgnffeo. Gran ndusro do eorrsli
,s gionarios eonsurrieron & dicho aett
O. Los oradorea 4 10 altura do siemprt
o On lspgusie sre'giso erllicAron
n. ohra do Iglesias y sn slavAdos penss
misntos sxpusisron 10 labor realiz I'd
~ por 10 Uai6n, rseibiendo aplausos
n los allf COY gree ados.
,s' ~Cirsula sl rumor do qus 10 eor
de % aia del ferrosarril no ahrir& al 90
IS visio , Ghlioo sl trsy yssto do Camuy
de @ iebrAdill&s hAsta que no eat6 term
ies n ads toda 10 Inca 81 ssto % vsrda
Iss no vsmos 10 causa, pues sl trsyes
on do AguAdillA & Isabsla 90 puso On {
loo pic h ci6n tan pronto 10 teEinin6.
np X. Xxx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
ECOS Y NOTAS
La correspondence para los
Estados Unidos. ting
unionista en- Rio Pieoras
EN- e. PARQvE
A la Junta Local de Sanidad.
D. Ramon Vila.-Los es.
pesos Medina Tejera.

El die II dol sstual 4, 10 y 80
della tsrde, reeogsrG el philadelphia
10 correspondents qua hA de eondu-
cir para los E'tAdos Uni .os.
FL domirpo pr6xlm 90 Anuneis
un gran mit,n unionista On el veeino
pas bio de Rio Piedras.
--Entre los t!mns farmas6utisos
gradusdoa reeieph II msnts 6gura nuss.
tru amigo y eorreNiglor Ario do Rio
Pisdras don Rsm6a VIA, & Quisn f.
lie 'tamos con Gee mctivo
Sc encusntra snfsrmo do grave
dad. sl nia3 Luis Atiles Morsu. hijo
de nusstro sompsH.ro dc rsdaeei6n
senior Atiles G arefs.
Ls Aa'ste el ilustrAdo doctor dor
jose Maria Ousto
Los aprseiAb.ss esposos Nsdi
No Tejers 90 sneuentran ~ eompleta
msnte restAb,eeidoa dc sA'ud, 10 qui
eelebramos. Les asistia doctor don
Francisco del VAlle Atilss.
-Ya que tanto intsr6s y cello de
musstra ca bien do 10 salud pdbliei
ID Junta Local do Sanidad, bueno 90
rife que proeediese al ar &isis do eier
tos vinos y liscrss que 90 sxSsudep
sin sscrd oulo A)guno, ca cafes, pulps
Iiias y pusstos do bebidas.
-H.cs tAlla en- sl Parque 10 ini
tslas.6n do an inodor0, puss sl gu
slf extstfA hA sido inulilixado
-Hecho el remats aver do 10 fsj
de tsrrsno eontiguo & l. slres', obt,
vo 10 busna pro don Alfssdo Salom6
&rsx6n de e3 q el metro eaadrado.
Sc han resibide On el Depart,
mento do EdueAei6n los eontratos
los mat stros do Narapiito MocA
AArieso.
@Para earrerss dc eaballos, W
den relciess speeisles 9 contAdorss
Quintos de segundos { % 40, 81
s10 90 y sl1.00, porte pago. los ssil
res r. Kehrhahn v Co., San Jua
Puerto Rico. Alt
@P1ANO.- Sc vsnds uno, do I
perior calidSd, sumsmente bsrato,
iormark don Luis r. Miranda, dir
tor do 10 banda del reglmiento
Puerto Rico. 10
eA-SOMBREROS y bAstonss
Csbo Roio, eortss de cAsimir, enss
esps f oles hiidos & mano y toda eli
dc instrumerIos musicales, con v
didos On 10 sgenets general dc
sfAmados pianos de sKohler q Car
. hsll,s ealls do Allen 10 8. San Ju
P. K. oil
--Eo ssta imprents 90 vends ps
vieio do peri6disos & e. quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
OeDendIente IL Farm acil

So sol'cIta IN serto dependisnt
do FarmAeiA con muehA pl &,tics ,
que puedA presentar buenas refsren'
eiaS.
Los que 20 ereuentrsn On estas
condolences. pueden dirigirss al L.
eenciAdo Carlos A del Rosario, sFAr
maciA GAtells. Yaueo. IL IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Junta E'ce|ar De HlraDi'to

Por oil presepts 90 hsss ssber a
los sefiorss pre- fssores que deseen
sontratarss. que On ssta munieipalI'
dad 90 hallan vassntss dos eseuelas
ruralss. pudisndo quslls dirigir aus
solieitudss al SeeretArio do disha Jun
10 antas del Ole Is del eorrisnts mss,
On que habrA do eonstituirsa 10 expra'
aada Junta para llenar diehas vaean'
tes.
Narapitto, O,tubre 3 do 1sto
AaUsTIN ARCHILLA.
SIS Baoretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
SeCC|ON MERcANT|L
NotaS (QmPfGdeS de San Juan


Ae@A0m01
RNuoO dc Pto. Rico 0 Is & e
Hanso Tsrritorial.. Q 70 Az
Banso Popular .... 10 . II.
AZUCAR.-ParA 10 exportasi6u
Sin operaciones.
Buquos anunciAdOs
vapor sspadol sMiguel Gallarts,
sali6 sl so 6ltmo do Coruhs, para
esta isla y 10 Dc Cuba.
vspor sspshol sPio IXs saldrk dc
Barcelona el Is dol que eursa para
Gus eseolas aeostumbradas.
&olsts aaerieana <Asbury Fon.
tainss, dehs habsr salido de N. York
para ssta 4 dltmos del pasAdo.
vapor americana sHaracaibos.
sali6 do New York para ssta Q DIE.
Rste vapor vlsns On lugar del sCaro-
lina,
vapor amsrisano Aik.dIas sali6
do New Orleans para este 81 4 del CD
xriente.
vapor amsrisa ano sPhilaeelphias
con dsAtlno & N.w York SaldrA el II
dol sorrisnte.
Vapor smsrieano eCarasass d.
Nav York para ssta saldrA el is de-
actual.
RMeR@d@@
Balandros sPedritos. svltalicia'
sDoloritos de 10 isla.
SalAdas
Golsta ssan Nigus's para % isls
R&qwos ON puorso
TRAvESIA
s[svy q. Andiswp dessargando
sFosas Risss deseArgando
COSTANEROA
sAurelias Vieques
sPorto Risos teAsbordando
SVaseos Id
sDessadss HumssAo y Naguabo
SIsabslas dsseaFgando,
sEspera ranxss pendiente
GVitalisias psndisnte
sDoloriso, pendiente
SPsdritos pendiente
~ Ma sl Club do +. KehrhAhn
Co., nc Nan Fransisec. % vsnden dc
ralciaa do orc eada semana, entire
soeios, Ahonanao e0.6o 8 loo ssmana
La Ultima ssmaAA ohtuvo un0 d.
Vicente r. CAmufAS, soeio mama
nWevO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Al lull|cO

Gran galsriA fotogrGaaa dc CliltAl
con todos los adelantos nodsrnos.
Ampliasiouss, reprodueiones, vistas
do sdineios, grupos y todos trabsjcs
OF neernienles al PAmo. BrocltSAri0
J. A. ForAstieri -Caguas p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

Prlno'paIes artleuIos
que SO dsta'lan en- almaesnes. & los
slguientes precios,
Arroees: de partido & Jap6n do
81 &4t.
Tdsm valenciano do el 0 81 por
extreme do elasea.
Aios dc Is etvs. & so.
Bombons s6i 81
Raealso s61
sardinas ahumadas IA eentavos.
Cehollas es spaGolaa %
ID amsriesnas S2
Garhanxos s4f 80.
Habichuelas AmeriaAnAs solorAdas
largas l6. Rlsncas amerieanas ct
Harina do trigo "a o II
Id de maiz s3t
Jamones e103 o IL.
Jah6n Rooamora est, america
40. 81 ~.
Nantssa !s7 On ! yen esiM de
ct & k1e.
MAnAequillal do s1s . 1s
Pasta del pals e34.
Papas amerisanas il H.
Tosino, . III q IS.
Tasaio %
Quesog am. e16 Patagrks 70,
Leche eondensada sAguilas & et
Id Id sCrux Roiaste4a
Id Id sMagnoliaS SAi
DEL PALS
As6sar para el sonsumol
MaseabAdo el&ro dc eA2.
De miel slaro o..
Csntrituga elaro do - q %
Amerisana de st at.
De Ponce e3} . 50.
Ron 40 grados Cartier s1.se esr
I,vos gallon pagAdos r. Intsrnas
| MAix e.1.40
| Tabaco, nominal,
| PrecIOs dc c0mpra
| Almid6n q $3.50
| Algod6n de 5 q $50.
Cosos dc Is . Is millar.
Ousros dulsss go . 81
Mebo do res Q ~.
| Cate eorriente nominal
CambIos 0OrrIentes
Londres chesk Q 4.87 { A813
Il Paris 2sa3 d.
Il Hamburso k4.a.D.
III Nsw..York q 10 ctvs r
Il Espana lOa l04 D.
y C6duIas,. ,.hlpOtecarlas
RAnso Territorial y Agricola $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel viei6 4 81 el quintal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21
LAND OF LIBERTY
is SWITZERLAND
Sensitive About Political Pre-
negatives There.
Science of Self Government Carried
More Nearly TO Perfection
There.
SOME INCIDENTS OF TYRANNY

Zurich, Sept. 2i.--Une who ar
rlves in Switzerland after breathing
the air of anarchy ana assassination
In Russia for several weeks is enti-
tied to indulge in certain amount
of morallzing on the blessings of
liberty. The love of freedom, how
ever, Is not the exclusive possession
of the Swiss. Ii is found in a greater
or less degree everywhete that the
children of men abide, but in
Switzerland it has been gratified
more fully perhaps than anywhere
else, even more than in our own
land of liberty The distinction is due
to our own fault to our habitual
Indifference to the precious rights
and privileges that heaven and the
revolutionary fathers have bestowed
upon us. The Swiss have no such
fault. They are extremely sensitive
concerning everything that affects
their political and civil prerogatiyes
and observe That eternal vigilance
which we are told is the price of
liberty.
The sturdy, serious character Of
the Swiss is illustrated at Zurich
more accurately than at the summer
resorts in the Alps, where hundreds
of thousands of tourists presume
a million or more-come every sea-
son and drop golden soverelgns and
silver dollars into the laps of the
worthy burghers, not one of whom,
be he rich or great or learned, is too
proud to accept a franc or even
centime from the hadghty and trou-
blesome travellers. 1t IS worth while
for every American to come here and
study the habits and methods of
these people; to analyze this combi-
nation of thrift and pride and indie
pendence of the citizens of what Is
perhaps the best governed communi-
ty in human history.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21
CoNsCIENCE-sTRICKEN.
Folk Gets Letter From Man Who
Says He Distributed $25O,OOO.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. 21.-
Declaring his conscience demands
that he tell what he knows about
boodling operations in the st. Louis
house of delegates. w. II. Ritter, a
former member of that body, has
sent a letter to Governor Folk. Rit-
ter. who is now living in Denver,
says he received s250,0O0 which he
distributed among members of the
combine" Ritter left st. Louis sud
denly when the Doodle investigation
was started four years ago and his
whereabouts had remained a mys-
terry until his letter to the governor.
A telegram was sent to Ritter asking
him to come to st. Louis at once.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21
John Mitchell Will Take No
Part With Him.
Other Labor Leaders Oppose Gam
paign Plans of the Federation
of Labor.
MAY MEAN COMPLETE CHANGE.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 21.-The
announcement is made here that John
Mitchell. head of the United Mine
Workers, viii not take an active part
in the political campaign of the Fed
GRAFTON of Labor.
Mr.. Mitchell was scheduled to de-
liver a number of speeches in certain
districts in Indiana, but it is now
learned that he will not do so. He is
in Washington attending the quarter
ly meeting of the executive council
of the federation Politics has been
the principal matter under considera-
ton. 1t is understood that differ
ences have developed in the council
that may ultimately result. in the re-
tirement of Samuel Com ers from
the presidency of the federation.
Mr.. Mitchell and Vice President
Duncan, it is stated, do not approve
of the campaign methods of Mr.
Gompers.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21
VIII Not Submit.

New York. Sept. 21.-Harry X.
Thaw, awaiting trial on a charge of
having murdered Architect Stanford
White, refused to undergo an exam
ipatlon by three alienists whom his
counsel took to the Toombs today for
that purpose. The physicians were
Charles C. Wagner, superintendent of
the state hospital at Binghampton,
n. y; DR.. Christian C. Belly, super
intendent, and DR.. ID. ID. Evans, chief
physician of the state hospital, Nor
ris Plains, ".
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21
A Scientific Wonder.

The cures that stand TO It's credit
make Bucklen's Arnlca Salve a sell
entific wonder. II cured e. Il. Null
ford. lecturer for the Patrons OF
Husbandry, Waynesboro. Pa. of a
distressing case of Piles. 1t heals the
worst Burns, Sores, Bolts. Ulcers,
Cuts. Wounds Chilbains and Salt
Rheum. Only 25c at all druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21

printed in French, German and Ital-
ian. II is necessary 10 nave interpre-
tiers in the Swiss congress, and al
most every village, town aud city
has different versions of its name,
one in each language.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21

With that old enemy OF the race,
Constipation. often ends in Append
citis. To avoid all serious trouble
with stomach, Liver and Bowels,
take DR.. Kings New Lie Pills. They
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21

p-rfeeily regulate these organs with.
out pam or discomfort, -5c az al
druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21

Goodness .is maaliaess made per-
Get
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-21
Self Government.

ty in human history.
Self Government
The science of seif-government
and the ideals of democracy have
been carried nearer to perfection
here than in any other nation. At
the same time it is surprising TO see
the pride of ancestry and jealousy OF
social position that continually IN
fringe upon the doctrines of equality
and fraternity. No people in the
world take more stock in social pre-
cedence or in fanny relationships,
and occasionally you will be shocked
at the social tyranny and exclusive
ness of the aristocracy and the au-
tocratic disposition of the lords"
who bear no titles, but hold theil
own heads much higher than they
allow the peasants TO do. Their chill
dren are educated in foreign coun-
tries; their daughters get their gar
ments from Paris, ana they are as
scrupulous concerning the matrimo-
NAL connections of their children as
the ancient French nobility. They
have coats-of-arms upon their car
riages; place them on their pews in
church and over the entrances to
their houses and on their note paper
and book plates. You often hear of
acts of tyranny and intolerance also.
but they have nothing to do with
politics. They invariably involve the
domestic relations or religion of the
people, or are inspired by the eccle-
slastics.
For example, the other day | read
about the refusal of the authorities
of certain canton to lease the wa
ter power of one of its rivers to a
manufacturing concern because of
the opposition of the clergy. When
the st. Gothard railroad desired to
make the little town of Altdorf, the
home of William Tell, its division
headquarters and establish repair
shops there, the authorities refused
to grant permission for fear Protes-
tant workmen might be brought into
the Catholic community And yet
there Is no land in which nowadays
the representatives of the different
religious faiths abide in greater
peace or Christian fellowship. The
Protestant majority, representing
two-thirds of the population, and
the Catholic minority, embracing the
other third, are seldom disturbed BY
differences.
A Confederation.
The early Swiss did not set up a
sovereign republic as we understand
that word. Switzerland rs no, a re-
public; it is a confederation, a politi-
cal partnership of twenty-five coun-
| ties. One little community and then
three more established their indie
pendence and defied the wrath of
tyTaats, and then their nelghbors
Joined from time to time--represen-
ting three races and two religions
but united by common Interests and
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The Press., 1906-05-02
Doctor BTig1smS Says
MANY PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
Eynfia E. PiE1E6l1aE71IS
 Vegetable Compound

The wonderful power of Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound over the diseases of womankind is not be- cause it is a stimulant not because it is palliative but simply because it is the most wonderful tonic and recon structor ever discovered to act directly upon the generative organs, positively curing disease and restoring health and vigor.
 Marvellous cures are reported from all parts of the country by women who have been cured, trained nurses who have witnessed cures and physicians who have recognized the virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Com pound, and are fair enough to give credit where it is due.
 If physicians dared to be frank and open. hundreds of them would acknowl- edge that they constantly prescribe Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound in severe cases of female ills, as they know by experience it can be re- lied upon to effect cure. The follow ing letter proves it.
 Dr. s. c. Brigham, of 4 Brigham Park, Fitehburg, Mass, writes:
 "It gives me great pleasure to say that have found Lydia k. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound very eIncaclOuS, ana OIUen pre- scribe it in my practice for female difficulties.
 My oldest daughter found it very bene6- cial fora femaletrouble some time ago, andmy youngest daughter is now taking it for fe male weakness, and is surely gaining in health and strength.
 ''I freely advocate it as a most eliable spe- cific in all diseases to which women are sub ject, and give it honest endorsement"
 Women who are troubled with pain full or irregular periods, bloating (or flatulencyl, weakness of organs, dis placements. .inflamma ton or rulceration, can be restored to perfect health and strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If advice is needed write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. She is daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty five years has been advising sick women free of charge. No other living person has had the benefit of a wider experience in treating female ills. She has guided thousands to health. Every suffering woman should ask for and follow her advice if she wants to be strong and well.
The Press., 1906-05-02
JUST BREATHE IT.
Hyomei Cures Catarrh in Natural and
 Rational Way.

National Way.
 No dangerous drugs or alcoholic connections are taken into the system when Hyomei is used in the treat ment of catarrh. Breathed through the neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit, the balsamic heal. ing of Hyomei penetrates to the most remote cells of the nose, throat and lungs, killing all catarrhal germs, healing the irritated mucous mem brane and effecting a complete and permanent cure.
 In a natural and rational way, by medicating the air you breathe with Hyomei, every breath will be healing and antiseptic, like the air found on the mountains, where the pine forests give off their fragrant and healing balsams.
 No medicine taken into the stomach can possibly reach the remote cells of the air passages, or give the imme- diate relief that follows the use of Hyomei. A few days treatment is usually all that is necessary to show how quickly this remedy will cure catarrh.
 So successful has Hyomei been in the cure of catarrh among his cus- toners, that Anders Jacobsen sells it under positive guarantee that it costs nothing unless it gives satisfac. tion. The complete outfit sells for one dollar, while extra bottles can be obtained for 50 cents.