davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
Admi..ion Day Excursion Rates.

Sept o and 10 the Southern Pacific will
sell round trip tickets to points where the
regular one way rate is not over SO at from
one and one-half TO one fare for the round trip.
according to distance Return limit Sept IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05

Chile Sept 4-The Government of Brazil has
Appropriated S3O0. 900 toward the fund for the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
INFORMATION Is SOUGHT.

INFORMATION IB BOUUHT--W. ]. Elliott
OF l12e Fillmore street has written 10 the Cor
oner asking for information 10 the where
abouts OF +. p. Turner. who formerly lived at
285 Dore street and who has not been seen since
before the fire. W. L. Wilson of 1T South
Clarence street, Los Angeles. seeks information
Of Charles B. Tracy, also known a. Jack; !;
A. Cisterna and Il. n. Martinez.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05

TO INCREASE cAr1TAL.-Hamburr. Sent. 4.
The Hamburg American Steamship Company to-
day announced plan to issue 5000, QUO new
capital, making a total Of $50, 000. 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
STOCK MARKET IN
PANICKY STATE
Demoralizcd by Further Con-
sideration OF Effect Of Action
OF Bank OF England.
HEAVY DECLINES RECORDED
Stocks Thrown Over Indiscrimi-
natcly and at Swift Conces-
sions in Prices.

NEW YORK. October oo-The stock
market was thrown into Generalization
to-day by ne further consideration Of
the new conditions I'm the money market.
caused by the advance in the Bank Of
Eneiaud rate o. @ per cent YESTERDAY.
and hy The heavy iuroad on the surplus
reserves Of the Now YORK banks revealed
by the bank statement.
Tint conditions as the market closed
were panicky, ana stocks were thrown
over discr.miuately and at swift conccs-
Bions iu prices. Some ~ tho principal
declines viii sufficiently picture the con-
dlilons. Great Northern preferred broke
:. Anaconda. 1919. Koadlng. 10 St
Paul ana Canadian Pacific 3-4, Union
irrifio Atlantic Coast Line and Ameri-
can Smelling. 8. Northern Pacific and
Colorado Fuel D1-2. baltimore and Ohio.
i-f. ami Louisville and Nashville and
Amalramated Copper. g. In tho list
generally there We're wide declines rang
INK up 90 Q l-- points. There was evidence
from time TO time ~ vigorous efforts 10
support the market by taking over the
offerings bat the flood of uquidatious
broke through au these efforts and threw.
Tie mari,et into the demoralzed condition
81 which 20 closed London was a heavy
Foiler in this market and grave apprehen-
lrrelor was reported in London Tor ne
consequences 90 the coming stock market
F.fteurrt there
Tho violent LIQUIDATION ~ speculative
g counts Was p Demonstration that plans
lIi u.lsrarried tnrougr TIE change fn th.
money situation. The attitude ~ tre
Bank NJ England makes 70 clear that no
Further r.l- w.i boz reln0ul4hed %
i"rr.rr markets and tfc necessity Ga
rr'orrlz'd ~ attracting funds 20 London
sum -'rt 90 repair Tho reserves ~ TIE
pans Severe measures for me cutting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. O~T0prp IN ,oas
ARRIVED
STEAMER NraUl01. Harvey <--s.-k --a--b.r
c.se ana passengers. Ola Dominion Line
9-raurr Pecan uta@. Graves James pf,a-
land ngs and Norfolk rercha- f.4e ana -ssee--
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon Harn~v No-e-rf- -,e--b,-
-.7e ana passengers Ola Dominion Line
PORT OF WEST POINT Oc-rOpEP q, -.as
ARRIVED
stngers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Charlotte NJ lrrh, r,er.r--,-, ..-.
s-nEers ans general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKrr

lkeplr'ei hy Rodgers. McCabe & cor
tt- hIt1fi RS. VA. OF 90 PEA SI-r--
- ANS Market firm 40 e. for new Dea r,,-s.
ne '.- -r.p about exhausted. cleaners bidding
.-.- .rs -Aarke- quiet at si.r f-r
lfh crop, machine picket -i,g-t.c
Ne" Flrei as-None as Set received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.


NAVAL STORES
r- ,f ~ U.s., C. or,'he- oo-sPIR-
-.' q N t-i'i-N - l---terTn df-9c bid. re-
ts . caeks. Rosin -NothinE doing, re-
barrels Tar-Firi1 at 30. recep,s
e. crude Ip-lent Firm. had
virgin ana dip. Ndr. rece.pts l7- bar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

IAIIItiOItH sIOrE NARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. October al sa.t..-t
= --.ae. common and preterr-d-Nothlng d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

a 3saio 49, L.: small 1910 susar-s'eaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

rl'.- r'-,n c- 500 Qllr. midf.nE upianls,
LOO. ui--l-g. glf j. -. 10 sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

ftrf' NJ. ra. c.-rra- 81 re-r
SALES ATT BOARD
'ar ra Chemical CO.,. ~---t
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-03-16
Aviso lmportante.

Aviso es por este dado que
ell ASSESSOR 0 SUI dipudado, del
condado lie Torrance en- ell
teritorio de NueVO Mexico es-
tara en- los precinctos, bajo
dich0s con ol fin de reclbic las
cedulas, como sigue:-
Pct. No. !. Tajlque, casa de
Jesus Candolaria, Mario 10.
Pet. No. 2. TOrreOn casa de
J, G. Ja1amiIl0, Marie 20.
Pet No 3, Manzano, casa de
Lucas Iamora, Mario 2l.
Pct No I, Cienega, casa de
Cleofas Luna, Mario %.
Pet No ), Punta, casa de Re-
yes Romero, Mario %
Pet No s, Willard, casa de
john Becker Co., Mario a
Pet No Z, Estancia, casa de
corte, Mario y Abril
Pet No 5, Noriarty, casa de
Euanos Mor. Co., Mario 81
..- ~ ~ y
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-03-16
Decision Contra
Los Hubbells

Todas las causas entabladas
por los ohciales del cOndado
de Bernalillo removldos por ell
ex-gobernador Otero, donde Sc
buscaba obtener de nuevo los
puestos de alguacil, tesorero y
superintendent, fueron desc
chadas por la cOrte suprema.
Los decisiones no cubren mas
puntO que los peticlonarios al
buscar su remediO en- los pro-
cedimientos de ''mandamus" Y
de injunction" no podian ser
oid0s por la corto y one SUI I'm
leo remedio para poder entrar
4 la corte es ell procedimiento
de quo warranto" Esto como
saben nuestros lectores Sc les
fu6negado por ell procurador
general Prichard Jinico arbitrO
enla question segnn ell statuto
Aun no Sc sabe los HubbeIl en-
10 de adeIante. Segun el Jour-
nal, al regreso de 1Ir. Childers,
sd abogado principal, de un
viaie d Washington, tendran
una confer0ncia para determi-
mar los pasos que deben
tOmar.
ST como Sc rumora, Prichard
deia ell puesto de procurador
general, es possible que obteng-
an eI consentimiento del nue.
vo official que nombre ell gober-
nador para instituir ell pleito
de'quo Warranto'y tambien es
possible que Sc detorminen a lie
var las mismas causas a la cor
te suprema de los Estados Uni
dos pues pArece muy fuera de
razon que no hayaun muy fue-
ia de razo que no haya un mo-
do legal para que un hombre
entire a la corte en- demanda de
sus reclamos, salyo ell cosenti-
miento arbitrario del hombre
cue ocupa el puesto de procur-
ador,
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-03-16
Vida de unSjgIo Atras

Hace cien amos, nj Quien So
nara en- un buQue de yapor. Nj
menOs en- uda Luz electrical nj
en- un CARO- de trolley.
Nj Quien pensara en- un tele-
grama.
Nj en- un teI6fono.
Nj quien escribiera en- ma
Quina con ell borrador en- notas
taQuigraficas.
Nj qui9n diiera que existie-
ran microbes y bacterias.
Nj quien hubiera dido en- TO
nografo 0 visto una comida de
toros en- ell kinet0scopio,
Nj Quion viera al traves de
uu dicciouario de la Academia
con ayuda de los rayos X.
Ma su mujer cosiendo en-
m5quina.
Nj quien hubiora rascadc
cerillo.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-03-16
Dia de ArboIado.
Al pueblo del TerritOrio dc

al pueblo del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico:
En- conformidad con la cos
tumbre establecida y en- virtud
de las leyes del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico decretadas para
tai fin, por estas designo ell Vi
rnes, Mario 80 1906 como "Dia
de ArbOlado'y r6comiendo que
en- dicho dia el pueblo en- todas
parties del Territorlo Sc priVe
de sus ocupaciones ordinarias
della vida y dediqu0n su tiempo
a plautar arb )les para benefCio
Y adorno de terrenos pdblicOs Y
D3~ticulares sitlOs y caminOs, y
en- tOdas Otras maneras en- la
observanzas propia del dia asl
dedicado. EI dia arrjba de-
signado sera un dia festade ser
Observable en- t0das las eocuelas
DdbIlcas del TerritOriO y los
superintendentes de escuelas
en- tOd0s los c0ndad0a son re-
quewdos de dar publicidad d
6sta proclama, ayisandOIes d
los maestros baio SUI cargo yde
promover baio todos los medios
| 4 su aIcanc0 Ia Observance del
dia por los ninos en- todas las
secciones del Territorio. ST ell
dia Sc observa como Sc debe,
nuestros domiciIios y nu6stro
pals Sc hermosearau muchO
mas y este, en- 81, ensenara ol
patriotismo y hara que las ge-
neraCiOneS que prOntO t0ngan
cue asumir los deberes de ciu-
dadania amen mas sus hogaros
V pdtria, IucuaIIos constituera
en- su mas rico tesOrO en- ITEM
oo 40 NO., " ~, oI bC l17o1,+0 ~ = c,
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-03-16

En- ell otro ntmero de Las
Nuevas camenzar6mos la pu
blicacion de la novela entitu
lada "Los PiIIetes."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
The courrieres Mining Disaster.

Consul General Mason writes from Paris,
under date Of March n, In regard to the ef-
feet OF the disaster in tfe Courrferes mines
and the pending labor strike on the supply
of French coal The consul general says:
''The deplorable disaster In the coal mines
at Courrieres and the strike among the
miners Of that district which has followed
it have combined to suspend, temporarily
at least, an important portion Of the ma
tive coal supply and to create a situation of
great embarrassment for certain industries
The first result has been a great increase
in coal imports, especially from Great Brit
ain and Germany. All the Paris offices of
Welsh and English coal companies are filled
with orders, and large shipments are on
the way to Havre, Rouen and Paris.
1T is reported from Charleroi that during
three days of last week there passed
through that place lightweight trains, in
Guiding $500 ten-ton cars of coal from Ger
many, which were distributed through the
manufacturing districts which have been
hitherto dependent upon supplies from the
mines of the Pas de Calais. During one
day 800 French coal cars passed through
Namur (Belgium) on the way to the Ruhr
valley in Westphalia to be loaded, and the
state railway director at Cologne reported
200 cars of coal assembled there destined
!, for France.
"If the coal operators of the United States
were equipped with railway and loading
| facilities and ocean-going whalebacks fol-
| an export trade they would find now q
ready and larger market in France"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

poee. ana. clad In their heavy garments.
take violent exercises until they are In =
dripping perspiration. For the woman q
works miracles, for the flesh Literally meits
on. but II Il mot to be recommended wnere
the patient Is at all delicate or suneTane
from any form Of heart trouble; However.
the rubber suits are being made Tor some
OF our best-known women, and they GER
tainly work lightning change In ones
appearance.
The stout woman must eliminate nom
her menu ell hot wheat breads. potatoes.
pastry of every sort and sugar. Instead OF
this latter condiment, she uses saccharine
tablets with which to sweeten her conee:
and butter are also denied Toast Is sub
etituted for the morning roll. All ripe lKult.
excepting bananas, are good, but meat
must be limited to under-done steaks OF
mutton. Eggs are allowed and vegetables
such as cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, tur-
nips and beets.
Deep breathing exercises ami long walks
and bicycle rides must be taken, at least
two miles first and later more, every day
by the woman who wishes TO reduee-no
matter whether she puts her trust In the
efficacy of the rubber suit or mechanical
massage or vibrassage. All these are ex-
celIent accessories but they are merely
aids, and should not be depended on en-
drely for the reduction of flesh.
In the treatment of obesity massage plays
necessary part. Hand massage Is used
on the face or limbs to strengthen the mus
cular tissues, so long weighed down by
the mass of superfiuous flesh. 1t Is when
this melts away that in face and neck par
tfcuiarly we see the shrunken, saggtng flesh
which looks almost worse than the original
defect Skillful massage restores these It's
sues and makes them firm again. and In
the case of the face strengthens the mus
ciilar tissues which have become fiaccfd
through the strain put upon them. Where
wrinkles form after the loss Of flesh. this
tonic lotion applied to the flesh will eventu-
ally erase them: Rose water, 200 grammes;
milk OF almonds (thick), 90 grammes: sui
prlate of aluminium, grammes.
The woman who goes In for flesh reducing
should not neglect to weigh herself fire.
quently. 1t is encouraging to mark the
decreasing weights and to see that relief
is really at hand from the unpleasant and
unattractive condition caused by this too,
too solid flesh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

writing or sewing. A tight collar is the
cause of more double chins than anything
else To counteract the effect OF the tight
collar, stretch the chin upward as much as
possble; or, better still, when undressing
at night, bend the body back with head
thrown back far as possible; then raise
the body, breathe deeply and repeat the
exercise as often as possible, stretching all
the throat muscles.
After the daily bath a few moments
should be devoted to exercise by the wom-
an who wishes to regain her once slender
figure Durnbben exercises good, toe
eether with all the bending exercises.
Lillian Russell, whose fight with the enemy
Of Observation-Disclosures become of almost
rational interest, can bend at the waist,
touching the floor with her fingers, without
bending the knees even in her street gowns.
She says this is the very best exercise for
decreasing the waist and hips. Further
more, Miss Russelrs stays are made on
hygienic and artistic lines. A tightly laced
| figure will never give the idea of slimness.
whereas a woman in a well-itting and
| comfortable corset will look well even II
| her waist line is one or two inches looser
| than she could really stand.
The woman who objects to violent eXer-
| cises uses a pomade which will reduce the
size Of her hips. This pomade is made as
| follows, and Is applied to the fatty parts:
/ Iodide of potassium, 3 grammes; vaseline,
| 90 grammes; lanoline, 30 grammes; tincture
of benzoin. 20 drops. While using this rem
| edy abstain from all fat-forming foods as
! far as possible.
When one suffers from too full develop.
| ment Of the bust the following prescription
| advised by Dr. Vaucaire has been foun6
most successful, and is perfectly harmless
| It must be remembered that this is to re-
duce the size of the bust, and must not bt
confused with the famous recipe for de
velopment by the same physician. TIT
breasts should be rubbed every night will
the astringent ointment as follows: Aristol
2 grammes; white vaseline, 80 grammes
essence of peppermint, 10 drops. Thei
cover the breasts with linen cloths we
with alum, 2 grammes; acetate of lead, 3
grammes; distilled water, 400 grammes
Cover the wet cloths with oiled silk, AM
keep them on for twelve hours Do not ex
pect results at once, but continue the treat
ment for several weeks or as long as neces
| sary.
Again, women who wish to reduce to-
quickly wrap themselves In rubber band
ages which come particularly for this pur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
BLUE COHOSH ROOT
(Caul0phylHum Thalictroides.)

by Indian
to labor lf
Prof
and sor to all the
by relieving
the irritation upon ut
of debility
tenderness in the
to
amenohoea compressed nensuatl
and painful which most
sussfuny remedy rheumasm
the menstua0n and
for menorhsga {profpe mensnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

As a woman passes into middle age, a
very stretchable period, 1t is, too, a certain
increase of flesh is usually becoming, help
ing to fill out the haggard lines of weari-
ness In the face and giving 1t and the fig
ure a more youthful contour The in
slant the excess of flesh becomes notice
Indian summer even though her spring be
not passed. II Is not an easy matter to
reduce ones weight. 1t requires much
perseverance and self-denial, for 1t neces-
states abstinence from many of the petty
indulgences which have induced the I'M
pleasant condition. Fat itself is an accu-
mutation of unburnt and unconsumed body
fuse; in other words, fat is carbon and
carbon Is consumed by oxygen, which we
inhale through our lungs.
The reason that rapid walking, bicycle
riding, gymnastics and kindred exercises
reduce the flesh is that during the practice
of these the blood is rapidly oxygenized,
and the result Is the destruction of the
burning out of the fat. People who live
in high ATTITUDES, or who are great walkers,
are never fat. Now, the greatest flesh pro-
ducers are sleep, want of physical activ-
ity, sugar and starchy foods. and the stout
woman usually has a very decided disin-
cIination to sacrifice any of these comforts.
But the fight is worth while. Health and
comfort, as well as physical attraction, de-
mand that bulk should be made to melt
and melt II does, if proper attention Is d.
rected to il.
In the first place the stout woman must
limit her hours Of sleep to seven at the out
side and no midday maps When she gets
up In the morning q cold sponge bath Is
advised, and the luxurious woman INDUCES
in what is called an anatomical scrub"
This high-sounding title is given to a bath
and rub administered by a scientific Swe-
dish masseuse. The operator uses a series
of scrubbing brushes, and rubs and scrubs
the patient according to anatomical prin-
ciples, scrubbing off the flesh as she rubs
the muscles and manipulates the tissues
with her brushes made especially suited to
the purpose. Particular attention is given
to massaging-or, / should say. scrubbing
away-the double chin that first sign or
hind the patient, using two brushes and
starting at the center 'front.' of the throat
works her brushes upward under the chin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

The suit was for 100000 damages and was brought Oy
Dr. Pierce against the Curtis Publishing Co. for making
false statements about one of his standard family med-
;,es known as DR. Perces Favorite Prescription In the
Nav number of the Ladies' Home Journal Q9o4 Mr. Ed
ward Box the editor stated that Dr. Pierces Favorite
Prescription contained alcohol and other harmful nged-
ents and Dr. Pierce had the action alleged the defend
ant acousy published this article containing such false
and defamatory Dr. Pierce further claimed that
no alcohol is was contained in his Favorite Pres
crpton that said medicine vegetable preparation
and contained deeerious ingredients whatever; that
Mr. Boks pretending TO give some of the in
gradients of said medicine was wholly and absolutely false.
The reracsion printed by the Curtis Publishing Co.
months after the lbeous statement appeared stated
definitely that analysis had been made at their request and
that the Favore Prescription did notcontan either alco
ho opium or dgtalis But the business of DR. Pierce
injured from the effects of the publication of the original
libel and the brought before jury in the SUI
preme Court New York State determine the damages
An alcoholic compound fer something
Prescription only
especially for weaknesses that does not contain alcohol and
nlsrgequ woma
bnty condition. acspl
amIc Is
healthy
etros irregular and painful periods
an inir
to Mat best
medical for only the OF wriiu
consulted
lin all
etc and received In return good
founder
Surgical Institute. a n. Y.
prescribing his weiiknown proprietary
n
o.
~
method Of improving
a
sheudh good Of confden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
GOLDEN SEAL ROOT.
(Hydrastis Canadensiso


enriched
there is
opinion uni
yersny tonic states
o
including the liver is
tand is
general debility in convaisnce from
all catarrhal
taxation and rai enfeb lement,i is
nicer Of the
the
affecting peculiarly
remedial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
UNICORN ROOT (Helonias DioicaD.

American
o especially applicable in indigestion
dyspepsia trouble reflex FROM associated WITH
reproductive Such digestive disturbances " depend
activity in cOic
benefited by it, 1t is valuable in atOy
Orsn Prof King Have found this plant I"
possess decidedly hsiu in both
symptoms OF
with impaired memory mental apathy or indifference
weakness dull pain the
In diseases the reproductive
especially the uterus 1t is one OF our most valuable agents
acting conditions while at the
reproductive Hence is much
dysmnorhoea and to remove the tendency " re-
peaed particular removed by the irt'
troubles In painful mensa
especially adapted to those cases which there pelvic '
pelvic bearing
organs action here is
useful by for the relief of the vomiting pregnancy
HelOnas is a urinary tract"
Therapeutics the Eclectic Review
chief ingredients of Dr. PeS
FavorteP resaipt
"a remedy which invariably a ingora
normal activity of the entire reproductive system cannot
fail to practitioner
fully the above
drug with which am acquainted IN the freshmen"
peculiar which does not present some in
ation for remedi
through its tonic and Alternative Influence
acts menorhas o'd
ing prose amenrh0ea which
accompanied general debility and an atomic o"eak' condition OF the digestive
organs assimilation When
there OF a tendency to miscarriage its
the sexual system VIII AID much In bringing a normal
sii impotence Its curative power
euc0hoea and
sruaton s a needed remedy
following HelOnHs: pain aching
the reproductive Of
women chronic diseases Of the
the
condition Of the reproductive
system menstuatio arising from or accompanying an
digestive organs and an anae dh blood habit drass
eexteme lower artof abdomen
Il invalid do better than take
and ingredients
ofw i Heoniaa
would
~
ltter for tn compiled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
THE GIRL YOU
WOULD LIKE TO BE
BY KATHERINE MORTON.


STHE cry of the all too solid persons
is heard throughout the land.
English writers tell us that the
n American idea OF beauty tips the
scale far and away beyond the
limit of weight accorded to her by the strict
canons of beauty; but the English writer
knows nothing of the struggle of our wom-
en- against the ever-increaslng layers OF
adpose tissue induced by the luxuries and
conveniences of up-to-date modern life.
American women of the leisure class GER
tainiy tend TO increase in weight as they
grow older. They walk less than other
women in the world, as a rule. and the
Veranda habitue Is only seen In our coun-
try and in the tropics. In both places the
woman rapidly acquires the too too solid
flesh and then wishes she hadn't. In Amer
lea, however, she has learned to give her
enemy a hard fight and in the end she usu-
ally conquers and goes back to the weight
which corresponds to her allowance OF
inches.
The table of weights and measurements
here affixed will show you what you ought
to weigh and If you tip the scales much
over these figures 1t is time for you TO
begin the struggle with the flesh, which Is
a deal harder than routing the other two
enemies of the trinity. The table OF rel
alive weights is:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
ate Against the Ladies' Home journal.
ought against Ladies' Home Journal published by the
5SOCIATION of which DIR. r. " PIERCE is President

maes found growing the forests of this blessed land ours and
o Of advisable to
Prescription Thus believes he has
produced o
that schools
foundo n of