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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12
Tel6tono, 1888.

Este bottom cs una joya de prlmOr
debe ser lleyado por todoS los
mexicanos, sin exception, que veai1
en- Jnarez IL encn.nacion viva y.
Elor'n"n IN MGxico.Y cousaarvario CO..
MIC TN rccuerdo del centeaario. gu
precto csta al alcanec de todos. 26
Snntavos orc. el doble en- dlnero do
Al que nos cnvfc peso &C CEN
A'os por una subscription por afio
ai hiIGlDOR. cnviaremos este beilo
Dotnn do regalo. Dlrfjange n Pablo
Cruz. 205 S. Laredo ST san An.
tonic. sgs gIs
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12

Hay que tenor fe en- Ia jus.
ticia. Porilrio DiaZ, Preslden.
te de Mexico.
FL pueblo tienc humbre J
sed de ]usticia. Justo Sierra
Ministro de Educacion de Me-
xlcO.
El viernes 90 dol mes pasado
fueron fusilados en- Saltillo, Goa.
hula, tres hombres llamadoa
8arrazn, Sanchez y lara, bandi.
dos que asnltaron Ell despoblado
& un buhonero, q Fan "varillero'
como decimos on la frontera, ase.
sinaudolo en- Ia forma mas cruel.
Ell fusilamiento, pues, est6 plena.
mente iustiticado.
Como los difuutos facinerosos
fueron gentes desvalidas. las au-
toridades estuvieron extremada.
mente activas en- su persecution
para vsngar 8 Ia sociedad.
En- cambio, ''Tomasito San.
chez" ell barbero que en- su casa,
Gale de la Cruz. viol6 q su pro.
pia hija, y despu6s la degollo,
mace cerca ue JfeS amos, eSta tan
ancho de gordo en- In Penitencia.
ria del Saltillo, aguurdando que
ell olvido caiga sobre su mons.
truoso crimeu, como la TERRA
sobre los muertos,' no obstante
que su delito es. comparable con
el de los recientemente fusilados.
de un horribilisimo, enormemeu-
te mas siniestro. PerO "Toma.
sito" cuenta con una Influenza
poderosa que ha burlado la JUS
ticia.
En- Diciembre dol afio pasado
el doctor Villarreal en- unas "ro.
sadas." en- Torreon, envenen6,
con un ''conac compuesto" & toda
la concurrencta. muriendo uno
de los cabaiieros mas estimados
de Torreon. y los otros salvan-
dose milagrosamente. I'm ase.
sinato al por mayor, que coloca
al doctor Villarreal en- ell &pice
de la escala de los grendes ase.
sinos, al lado del cual sc siente
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12

Durantc los cincucnta afios tiItimos,
la Cieucla ha hcClIO muchog avances
nOtabies, sin embargo, hay ch existcn.
ella hoy algnnas cosas que Ia CicncIa
no la podIdo mcyoJar
III LInimento de Aceite NolcanIcC
del Or. Mclean lace cinGucH,a amos
que Sc Isa y csth considerable hoy tan
buenO como al principle cuando fu6 in.
trodncido. precio % centavos 50 cts
20 00. De venta rE In linlIca dcl
Leon dc +. 4. Clapa, San Antonio,
Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12

Es bueno tener aiempre una cal de
ungiiento en- la casa. Quemadas de
sol, c0rtadas, g0lpes, almorranas y tu.
mOreS SO Quitan con ell UngiientO del
Avellano de Ia Bfnja (DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye). Debe I'd. tener una ca.
la q la mano por 10 que pueda suceder.
Por afIos ell modelo, pero seguido por
muchos imitadores. Este I'd. SECURE
de. que le den el genuine Ungiiento
del Ayellano de ID Bruja. De venta
en- Ia Botica del Ee6n, de f. A. Chapa,
San Antonio, Texas.
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BATALLA DE 20 AMOS

Fra 20 I'M perdedor en- una batalla
de 20 amos con almorranaS cr6nicas y
llagas malignas, llasta que probe eI
Ungiiento de Arnica de Buckfen (BuC
klen's Arnica Salye), curandome am.
hos males sin dejar trazas de elias, es-
cribe a. Nj. Bruce de FarmviIle, Va.
Lo mcjor para llagas antiguas, corta.
das, quemadas y hcridas. 25 cs. Ell to,
das las drogucrias Y en- Ia BoIica de-
Leon dc +. a. Chapa, San Antonio,
Texas,
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Ia CuTnsta de LIayes
Quere1' es poder.

cornetay baiiaremos.
Isl, ST. don Basilio; tooue
usted Ia corneta de llaves!
-Traedle 6 don Basilio Ia cor.
meta en- que sc esta ensenando
Joaquin! 10y
POGO vale!. La tocara us.
ted, don Basiiio!
NO.
Como que no?
Que no.
-Por que?
-Por que no Sc. .
Que no sabe!. .Habra hipo.
crita igual!
Sin duda quiere que le roga.
lemos ell dido. ..
-Famos. ya sabemos que ha
sldo usted m1sico mayor de in.
fanteria!
Y que nadie ha tocado has.
to la corneta de llaves como us.
ted. .....
y que 10 han dido en- pala-
cio....
y que tiene una pension. e.
-Vaya, don Baailio. :.
-Pues sef1or. .es verded. He
tocado la Corneta de- llaves; he
sido una. -. .especidlidod, como di
cen ustedes ahora. Pero tam.
bien es cierto que hace doce q.
nos regale mi corneta q un pobre
y que desde entonces no he vuel.
to-. nj & tararear.
Que lastima!
-Otro Rossini!
oh! pues esta tarde ha de to.
Cur usted!. -.
-Aquf, On ell campo. todo es
permttido. -.
y hoy, que es mi dia. sobre
Viva! Viva! va esta aquf la
corneta!
ISL, que toque!
I'm walls!
NO, una polka.
Polka. .Quita ALA. Un fan
dango!
Isl. 81, fandango! Bale ma.
cional!
-Lo sfento mucho, lliJos mfos
no puedo tocar.
- listed tan amable. 49,.
Tan complaciente. ....
Sc 10 suplica q ustei su ME
tecltO. .....
" su Snhrjpo
DeJadme. por Dios! He di.
cho que no TOGO.
-Por que?
Porque 10 he jurado.
"A quien?
"A mi misrls,, a un muerto, Y
q tn pobre madre, hija mia.
Todos los semblantes Sc entris.
tecieron subitameute al escuchar
estas palabras dc don Basilio.
oh! 81 supierais q que cos
ia aprendf q tocar Ia corneta. ;.
af1adl6 ell vieio.
La historic! la historic! ex
clamaron los j6venes; contadnos
esa historic.
- En- etecto. dijo don Basilio,
es toda una historic. Escuchad.
Y sentandose bajo un arbol,
rodeado dc un curioso enjambre
de adolescentes, cont6 la historic
de sus lee clones de corneta.
No de otro modo. Mozzepu, ell
heroe de Byron, ,cont6 una noohe
q Carlos XII. debajo do otro ar
bOl. la terrible historic do sus
lecciones de equitaciGn.
Oigamos & don Basilio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12

- DO los obictos maa 6tIlcB = mas
belloa para cabaileroa, damag y NIT
chachos dc eicueia. cada hay compa.
rabks q las nayaIas de fantasia
con fetrato y nombra do Hn dusiiO.
Ptdsla I'd. hoy q FRANCISCO a.
TORRES. 2os 8. Laredo 81, San An
tonic, TEXAS, JJI
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ASCENDfDO.

FL Sr. d Eduardo Volarde.
Secretario dol Consulado Mexi.
cano de San Antonio ha side
asCendido 4 10 categorfa de Ca
ciIler del propio Consulate. Fe
licitamos nj agraciado.
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| V

Era ia una de Ia noche. Ia no.
ra do mi cita con Ramon.
70 estabA encerrado on un ca.
lahozo dc Ia carcel dc. ...un DC
queho pueblo ocupado por los
carllstas.
Pregunte por Ramon, y me di.
jeron:
--Es un valiente, ha matado &
un coronel. Pero habra perecido.
Como?
ST: no ha vuelto del campo.
All! cuanto sufri aquella noche!
Una esperauZa me quedaba.
Que Ramon me estuvieSe a.
guardande en- Ia ermita dc San
Nicolas, y que por esta razon no
hubleso Vuelto al campamento
faccioso.
--Cual sera su pena al YER que
no asisto 4 Ia cita! meditaba yo.
Me creeFa muorto, Y, por ven
tura. tan lejos estoy de mi Glti.
ina hora? Los facciosos fusilan
sempre a los prisioneros. Ma.
fIana debo morir. Pero Ramon
volvera antes. Y si ha muer:o
hoyI Dios mfo, sacadme de esta
incertidumbre!
Asf amaneci6 el dia siguiente.
un capellan entr6 on mi prision.
Todos mis- compaferos dormfau
La muerte! exclame al YER al
sacerdote.
ST. rospondi6 este con du'
zura.
va!
No: dentro dc tres horas.
un minute despu6s habfan des
pertado mis- comparieros.
Mil gritos, mil sollozos. mi
blasfamias llenafon los ambitos
do 10 prision.
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pitan y me pusieron una porra "
un capote de soldado.
Ash marchG q la muerte con mis-
veinte compatieros.
Quo solo Sc iibr6 del patfbulo:
porque era musico.
Los carlistas perdonaban la vi.
d los miisicos. tanto poraue no les
hacian da1o en- la lid, cuanto por,
que tenian necesidad de bandas
de mnsica para sus batallones.
" era usted musico, don Ba-
silio? Sc salv0 usted Dor ESQ?
preguntaron todos los i6venes &
una voz.
No, hijos mios, respondi6 ell
Veterano. yo no era nusico; yo
no saEfa una nota de musica,
Formose un cuadro y coloca.
ronse en- medic 49,.
70 yacia en- el n1mero dicz; es
decir, yo moriria ell dGcimo.
EntonceS pensG Ell mi muier V
en- mi hija; en- tt y en- tu madre.
hija mia!
Empiezan los tiros.
Aquellas detonaciones me enlo.
quecfan.
Como tenfa los ojos vendados,
no veia d mis- companeros.
tlulst1 GUntaE las descargas pa
ra aaber, IN momento antes de
MORN, que 81 A2ercaba In mia.
Zero alites de ia tercera deto-
nacit;n perdi la cuenta.
,p!! aquelios fusilazos tronaran
eternamente en- mf.
Ga creia oirlos & mil leguas de
dlstancia; va los sentia reventar
dentro de mi cabeza.
Y las detoneciones seguian.
--Ahora! pensaba ,yo!
Y crujfa la descarga; y 70 es.
taba vivo.
-Esta esi ....me die por dlti.
mo.
\ senti que ME cogfan por los
no hDroS. y me Sacudfan, Y me
daban Voces Ell los oidos.
Cai.
No pensG mas.
Enioncea some que habfa muer.
10 fusilado.
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Five en- guerra con tus vicios,
on paz con tus vecinos. y apdrate
para que cada at1o TO encuentre
mejor.
FRANKLIN.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12

Un hombre que va & morir sue.
10 aierrarse d una idea cralquiera
y no abandonarla mas.
Pesadills, fiebre q locura, es.
TO mo sucedio 4 mi.
la idea dc Ramon, de Ramon
viyo, do Ramon mEerto, de Ra.
mon on el cielo, do Ramon on la
ermi,a, se apodero de mi de tai
modo, que the quedaba examine,
estdpido, como un idiota.
QuitAronme mi dniforme de ca.
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1II.

Como temlamos, omejor dicho,
como esperabamos, los facciCsos
nos atacaron al otro dfa.
La acci6n fue renidisima, v
dur6 desde las tres de IN tarde
hasta ell anochecer.
Una sola voz vi q Ramon.
Su cabeza estaba adornada con
la ancha gorra del carlista.
Va era comandante.
Habfa matado & nuestro coro.
mel.
70 no fuf tan afortunado.
Los facciosos me hicieron pri,
sionero.
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|pAGAMOS ;i;,, 800 Q por % lsuch
sin cabo $3.50 81 con cabo. - r..
PUENTE & SON, 401 8, Laredo ST.,
San Antonio, Texas. Telefono NuevC
No. 10Tl,
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susaibass I'd Il RnaIpoR. slso
nor Aho, 4.
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A ESQ de las doce entr6 Ramon
en- mi alojamiento.
70 dormia.
- Basilio .murmur6 en- mi OF.
do.
-Quien es?
Soy yo. Adi6s!
- Ie vas va?
ST; adios.
Y me cogio una mano.
Dye, continue; 81 manana
hay, como SO espera. una batalla
y nos encontramos en- ella. -.
VA 10 Sc, somos amigos.
- Bien: nos damos ,un abraZo
" nos batimos on seguida. Yo
morire maflana regularmente,
pues pienso no abandonar ell
campo hasta que mate al coro
mel. En- cuanto q II Basilio, no
te expongas mucho, la gloria es
humo.
y 10 vida2
- Dices bien: hazte comaudan.
te, esclamo Ramon: Ia paga no
es humo. .sino rom, tabaco. mu.
chachas. ..Ay! todo ESQ Sc acabG
para mi.
Jesus, ore idea! die yo .muy
afectado; maf1ana sobrevire mos
los dos q Ia batalla.
-Pues emplacemonos para
despues.
-Donde?
En- la ermita de San Nica!as.
q la una do la noche; el que no a.
sis:a sera porquc ha muerto.
No es asi?
-Asimisrno. Conque adi6s.
-Adios!
Abrazamonos tiernamente, y
Ramon desaPareoi6 en- las som
bras de Ia noche.
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COMPRE VD. LA CRUZ ELECTRI-
ca. Cura el reumatismo otras en-
fermedades. Vale un peso. Pablo Cruz,
San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-07-12

Luego some quo estaba tendido
Ell una camilla, en- mi prisi0n.
No voin.
LleVcme Ia mano & los ojos pa.
ra quitarne la venda, me toQue
los ojOs abicrtos. di!atados.
FRA que la prisi0n sc haIlaba lie.
ma de tiniebIas.
Oi un doble de campanus ~
temblG.
Era el toquo do dnim0s.
Son las naeve, pensG; pero
dc que dfa?
Una sombra, mas oscura que ell
teneoroso afro de Ia prlsi6n, Sc
inclin0 sobre mi.
Pareci0 un hombre.
Y los demas, y los otros vein.
tep
Todos habian muerto fusilados.
y yO?
70 viva 8 deliraba dentro del
sepulcro
Mis- iabios murmuraron maaui.
nalmentc un nombre, 81 nombre
de siem2rc, mi pesadiIln.
Ramon"
Que quieres? me rospondi6
Ia soInbra que habfa & mi iado.
Me eXtrcmcci.
--Dios milo! exclamd. Estoy ell
ell otro mundo?
- No, dijo Ia misma VOC,
Ramon, wives?
~. 81.
y yo?
TambiGn.
--D6ndo estoy? En- Ia ermita
dc san Nicolas? No estoy prisio.
nero? bo he sohado tcdo?
No, Rasilio; no has sonado
NADIA. EsCucha.
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VI T..

Aver matG al coronel en- la ba.
talla.... Estoy yengado! Despues
mo ccg0 el furor y mate .u... ma.
to hasta despuGs de anoche.
ciho ....~hasta quo no habia un
cristano Ell cl campo. Estaba muy
cansado cuando sali6 la luna. Y
mo acord6 de Il. Ent6nces eudere.
CO mis- pasos & la ermitn de San
Nicolds con intonci0n de esperar.
to.
Fran las diez dc Ia noche; Ia ci
tn era 4 la una; Ia noche antes no
hab'a pegado los ojos. ......mo
dormf.
AL dar la una, lance un grito Y
despertG.
Sofaba quo habfas muerto,
Miro q mi alrededor y me en-.
contre solo.
Y t1?
Bleron las dosa......las tres .
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q bordo de todos los tIelIes:D

*++*+*:** +*:* :sa
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Olga doEde 10 tata iccbignGS que
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Solo las sus+rpt lines que pagan ndolahadls
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RES, FUSIl|
La JUsTICIA en- sALTILLo, ,CoAHUILA

Hay que tenor fe en- Ia jus.
ticia. Porilrio DfaZ, Preslden-
te lie Mexico.
FL pueblo tienc hambre y
sed de justicia. Justo Sierra,
Minlstro de Educacion de Me-
xIpn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-06

ed am positive It was by the order
of the present king. What his object
is cannot tell. The king, you
should know, is the only parsonage
who has more power than another in
the colony But as said before, even
he has no right to kill without giving
chance for life. This shows me
that the people themselves do not
wish my death; IL they did, the penal
ty would have been exacted under
cover of the law. Though escaped
last night through your watchfulness,
there are many ways yet in which it
may be taken. You saved my life, but
am afraid that you have incurred the
Ill will Of the people who must be
your comrades and that may place
even your life in jeopardy"
Never mind me-" was Lang's an,
swer. 81 look at this differently than
you do. II. as you say, the people do
not desire you death-they must de-
sire to again place you in power. If
such is the case l have gained rather
than lost by the transaction! See?'
f, you are a riddle" replied Golden,
but whether honest or otherwise,
mean to do you favor Sometime
you may tire of Paradise-that is the
name of our city mean to tell you
how and where to leave it when You
I are re -dy to do sol | helped build the
town. 1t Is a poor builder who does
not know where to find the weakest
spoil aad an idea when built
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pIsFIouRINo SKIN HuMoR.
Impossible to Got Employment, as
Face and Body Were Covered with
Sores-cured by Cuticura.

"Since the year 1894 1 have been
troubled with a very bad case OF &C.
zema which / have spent hundreds Of
dollars trying to cure, and l went to
the hospital, but they failed to cure
me, and 1t was getting worse all the
time. Five weeks ago my wife bought
box of Cuticura Ointment and one
cake of Cuticura Soap, and 1 am
pleased 10 say that am now com
pletely cured and well. 1t was inn
possible for me to get employment,
as my face, head and body were COW
cred with it. The eczema first APP
peared on the top Of my head, and It
had worked all the way around down
the back of my neck and around to my
throat, down my body and around the
hips. 1t itched so l would be obliged
to scratch 1t, and the flesh was raw
l am now all well, and / Will be
pleased to recommend the Cuticura
Remedies to all persons who wish a
speedy and permanent cure of skin
diseases" Thomas M. Rossiter, 290
Prospect Street, East Orange, N. j,
Mar. 30, 1905.
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CHAPTER xiv.

The Attempt to Assassinate Golden.
When the party camped for the
night, Lang separated from Golden and
made himself useful helping the WON
en- folks prepare supper.
Pondering on the events of the
night before, and on the conversation
THAI de had had with Golden, Lang
came to the conclusion, which was the
Just one. that Golden had a reason
for quizzing him. beyond tho mere
fact of desiring to enlighten him about
the Convict City
Golden had been recalled to the
city; this might mean much or little.
II might mean that the old mans la
bors had been appreciated and that,
he was to be finally rewarded; or it
might mean that something was trans
piring among the people which made
his presence necessary; or it might
be that he was to be punished for
some miscarriage of their plans The
fear of the latter made Golden i'll at
ease
The night was slowly drawing to a
close. Quiet reigned. The last en-
bGio VI INC Cdup-Hl0S WtlO uNlnS Oul.
The white tents of the campers, in
which the men slept, could be barely
discerned in the darkness. Up to a
late hour Lang had remained in com
pany with the women folks, furnish
ing music and singing songs, as was
his custom. When he did retire it was
to lie and toss in restless slumber for
hours To Lang the fact that he had
been assigned different sleeping quar-
tiers on this night away from Golden,
and that Golden had been given a,tent
all alone, in something of an unpro.
tected and deserted part of the vast
circle was more than accident 1t
only takes a little thing to make a
wakeful man suspicious, and Lang
was suspicious. Strange fancies took
possession of him, and he slept only
in short fitful maps. He came to the
conclusion that designs were on the
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Life of Golden. Louis had waited in ex-
pectancy of hearing some unusual
sound. some note of warning given.
at last, unable to endure the suspense
any longer, our hero got up.
All was darkness and quiet Leay-
ing his sleeping partners, Limpy Jim
and Pete, soundly sleeping, for a mo-
ment Louis stood in the doorway of
his tent enveloped in its folds.
Through the darkness Lang thought
he discovered moving from between
him and Golden's tent. Without a
sound, without moments warning,
Louis bounded across the open space.
rs he turned to leave his tent he inn
agined that there was some one prowl,
ing around his own tent, but with the
thought uppermost in his own mind, to
prevent an attack on Golden, he vast
ed no time in attempting to learn who
the prowler was, or what the purpose
might be in prowling around his own
tent at this unseemly hour
AS Lang hurried across the open he
drew his billy and held 1t ready for
use. Hearing a noise as If of a strug-
gle, Louis with a yell of warning bold
ly entered Golden's tent, and as a
form bounded up from the earth, crap
pied with It. Our hero was placed at
rather disadvantage, not knowing
with whom he was tussling-
an assassin or Golden himself The
yell uttered by Louis awoke several
OF tho emigrauts, some person III
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man mad Deen aroused by nearing
somebody feeling around ms person
and attempted to grapple with MS as
sassin. Louis timely arrival and
shout had perhaps saved the lie OF
Golden, for the would-be murderer,
stung for moment at the thought OF
the unexpected arrival OF AID Tor COLO
en-, did not strike the tatal blow; but
IN the melee which ensuen simply
blindly struck at his victim, cutting
a deep cash in Golden's leg.
You have saved my life! said
Golden, coming ITO the side OF LOUIS
Lang could see the evil scowls on the
faces OF several OF the teamsters ana
knew that he mad no friend In the
gang. They did not snow their nos
tility openly, however, and finally
placed in custody the wouid-be assas-
sin, meanwhile appearing pfeased that
Golden was yet alive. Neither Lang
nor Golden were deceived, though,
or course there was excitement All
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-06
SUGGESTIONS ToR HOUSEWIFE

An excellent idea is to connect a
spring to the refrigerator door, thus
keeping it always cold, as children are
often negligent in this regard.
To clean gold jewelry with stones in
1t wash 1t in warm suds made with
yellow soap with ten drops of sal
volatile in them. You will find this
makes the jewelry brilliant.
When washing black stockings take
care that fresh water be used, both
for washing and rinsing, and thus
avoid having the stockings covered
with lint. which is sometimes the case
when they are washed in the same wa
ter used for white clothes
Light cotton dress goods hold their
color better when washed in this way:
-Four quarts of boiled starch are made.
Half of this is put into two pailfuls of
soft warm water and the goods
washed until clean Add water to the
remaining half of the starch and rinse.
Dry and iron on the wrong side
Olxra is a vegetable that is not APP
preciated at the north as it deserves.
The dwarf varieties do well and okra
is an invaluable addition to stewed
tomatoes and to soup, should house,
wife find it insipid by itself.
Here is way to remove a grease
spot, which answers excellertly: First
place double thickness of blotting
paper ON an ironing board. Lay the
material on this and sponge we'll with
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IL her system is IN q deranged condl-
or congestion of any organ, it is this
time likely to become active and, with
a host of nervous irritations, make life
a burden
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"a Olls ,ilne' aiso caiiceis alu euiiiois
are more laDle 70 oegln thelr uesIruc-
tive work. Such warning symptoms as
sense of suffocation, hot flashes, dir
illness, headache, dread OF Impending
evil, sounds in the ears, timidity, pal
pitation of the heart, sparks before the
eyes, irregularities, constipation, varia-
BILE appetite, weakness and inquietude.
are promptly needed by intelligent
womenwho are approaching the period
OF life when woman's great change