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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.
SAN JUSTO L.

En- otro sitio dc este psri6dico
pGbliea mos una informaci6n smplia
sobrs el pleito do 10 Iglesia con el
Pueblo dc Puerto REQ on cobro do
78 469 doll rs.
Para nsHana eatGn Mfialsdos 3
en- la Corte municipal los iuielos cri.
minales dc A. Aleiandrinr, por hurto;
Jole s. Dfa,, por sg g'esi6n; A. Vile
gas, por hurio Jose A, Relto y otros
por acomeiimiento.
-En 10 noche de aver tuvo etscto
en- el testro de San G GarmAn la corfs.
rencia escolar Anunciada. para 10
cual circul6 un interesante programs.
FL acto rsaul6 muy lucido,
Ell departamerto de Tesorsrfs
levAnt6 ocho embsrgos en- los pusbloi
de Ponce, Juana Dfsz, JsyuyA y Ma.
yagu z
En- breve vera 10 luz pdbliea On
Guayama un nuevo peri6dioo unio
nista titulado ala Campafas, para
imprimir el DUAL hA sido comprsda or
eata ciudad una prensa.
La compania dc V ariedades gu,
dirigs el hipnotixador Mr. Wood, de-
ra probablemense una serie de funcio
mes en- el Parque Borinqusn,
Aver dsclar6Ie un incsndio sl
el barrio <Caovillas dc Utuado, on il
rssidercia de Flora Ruiz. La cas-,
'qued6 destruida. Sc ignorsn les eau
aAs.
Aver 90 verified on Gusyam
una manifestaci6n para conmemora
! el primero dc Mayo. No ocurriero
ineidentss.
! -Joa6 Gsreis fue condenado no
por 10 Corte municipal & diez dollar
de multa por turbar 10 paz pdblics.
So indica para .el cargo do Jus
de 10 Corte Federal oil actual Alto
ney General Mr.. Ffar k Eauille.
Il Ell land co ,poral Santos Lop,
i. ha aido traaladado de GusyamA
. Cayey.
-Hs salido pAra la isla el aefi
! don J, D. Stubbe, comerciants dc 8,
a Jnan.
n Reciblmos un telegrams
# Aguadilla que textualmsnte dice:
q <Aguadilla, 10 A 10 una y med
,r do Ia msdrugsda declSr6Ae incsnd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
Juan De Guznan BenItez
ABOGADO- -NOTARIQ
TETUAN Is. P. o. BOX
SAN JUAN. P r
Gran Hotel " Acacia u
san Francisco So, San Juan Pto, r 90
Hs bitscionAs fr ssaas , vsntilaiAs
lux sleesrtaa, hafidk
Anarkad0 rHm e4h Ta)kf0nu I33

en- 10 residencia cuarssl de peones de
la sHsc euda Monser stes de 10 compa.
fita ancesa NJ han ocutrido des-
graciss perIonalea Sc calculAn las
pett i1as en- 10000 dollars
Ell eu.rsel general publlo6 esta
manA una or1en general de trAslados
Han aldo sspars dos del ousrpo
della poli,ia insular por iml osibili'
dad f,ica los guardiss Lsopoldo Va
lie, Valensin 8 vszquez, Domingo
Hernandez y Enrique Msrtintz
Para eurar un restr.ad0 on un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. El botieario lie devolverael
dinero ri no 90 cura. La 6rms do K.
w. GROVE 80 halls en- c2ds caiita.
En- btevs sAldr& para AgaAdilla
oil se fior PAlscios, pre- feaor do Escue'
la de Tslegrsfos que tus nombrado to-
legra fstA de aquella poblAc.6n. El
que ssrvfa essa plszs. don Ramon
Marif .ha aldo trAalsdsdo & Msysgusx.
Aver fueron srreAtado per 10
| policfa, & diipo sici6n del Juez NUM-
cipal, Julio Costoso, por scomenti-
misnto y sgresi6n EstebanIV Velfzqu z
por abuso de COT far zs,]
-HR sido nombrado Juex de paz
| de Msysglsz, el ioven lstr ado M nor
don Jorge Domlnguez Vidal, quiea
perssnecs q una distirguidA familia q
do aquella localidad,
La oompaffa de sarzusla empire.
- Rosell6 y Comp, que actds on Ma
lysguez, pasArA & Ponce para dAr una
serie de funciones en- dicha eiudad
Hoy cump ieron sds condena q,
Z en- 10 cArcel municipal Ramon Nedi
/. ma, Ptudencio Garcia, Justine Gin
tr6n, Marcelino Flores y Pillar Pilich
ri -Fusron dstenidos en- Cayey Sc
u cundino Rodriguez y Francisco Echo
neste, por delito contra 10 iusticil
10 p1blica = acometimiento oil guardi
Dslgado, de lA Jurisdiction do Sal
o Sebastian.
o tContin,iG on Ia pdgima 6'l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

tica. Parecs que el doetor Jimerez
Cruz hace 70 siem' o qns se mostra aba
doscontento de 10 mArChA de su par
tido.
Ell Acting Governor Mr.. Regis
q. Pot hl EasladAdo su residencia
tsmpora ments & uno de los pabello mes
del Moro.
Hoy ha salido para su residsn
Gle dc Humacao nuestro querido ami.
60 el abcga ado for don Juan F, Was
Oehoseco.
-ES NECESARIO exigir que cadA
ossia obsenga grabado el nombre Dl-
gestivo Mojarriets, pero un solo estu-
che produce meior efecto que una DO
cena de botellas de aqua mineral 6 dc
ser el dnico cur ativo radical, del e.
tonnage y del intestine, el Digestive
Moiarrieta purifica los Alimentos y
| los haes asimilables. Fl lsgitimo d.
| gestivo Moiarrieta curs On un dia laA
Indigestiones, On un mes les dispep'
sias 8 gAstrslgias, y On tres msses los
m&s graves snfermedades cr6nicss del
est6msgo y del intsstino, EstA uni
vera slmense coafrmado, en- forma sir
igual, que 10 edcaoia del Digestive
Moiarrieta 81 YER aaderamente radiea
y superior q ID de todos los otros re
medioa. De venta en- laa prinei p Alel
farmscias de Europa y Amefica.
Hoy por Ia m' mana Sc VIC mu.
concurrido 81 temple de San jose, coI
motive do Ia misa de requiem cslsbr q
d. en- spttsgio del alma de 10 que tu
respectable mAtr ona dt ia Carmen G or
xalez, viuda de Geigsl.
-Anochs fle deatruida en- Core "a
por inserdio, 10 hacienda del docto
Bou. El teniente Schsttini con varic
policfss sAli6 hAcia dieho sislo,
Aver tomaron poseai6n los n
dicos auxtliares design ados para
asistsncis de un ndmero do 81 ferm'
/ On ell Hospital municipal. Fl doct
D CarbAlle|ra ha sido encargado dc
sala general de mrjeres, el doct
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

O.-Edi6cio federal &Jockeys>.-E professor
Arteaga-En la Sala de Socorros-Doctor Jimene2
Cruz de Caguas-Traslado de resdencla .-Licenca-
do Was Ochoteco.-Misa solemne.-Incendio en- Co.
roza.-Toma de possession. de la Iglesia-Con
denas extinguidas. Conferencia Escoar.- Embargos
levantados. .-Nuevo peri6dico unionista.- -Companfa
de variedades.-Otro ncendo.-El 10 de Mayo en-
Guayama.-Muta impuesta. Otras noticias de inte-
res general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
SECC|ON MERcANT|L
Notas 6omeTeIa|es De San Juan

Prscles MIN de los artlsulos
que 80 detallan on
alma0enes
Arrcces do partido & Jap6n do
ssSkb.
Idsm valeaciano de ssi = 6 Id. Id.
Aios de 30 etvs. & 50,
yamores f9t a 10.
Quesos amees.a SIS PAtAgr&s 20.
rosino, . mas
Sar iinaa aumadas l6 eentavos.
Iaadn, 74t { IS Rccamora
americana. 81 ~.
Pasta del Pala MS.
Nantssa & " On ! an 'atAa
DO o. & 10.
Harina de ~ g t5i
Habichuelas AmerieAnae eo'oradIs
ta-gsa s5} = Sst
QArbanxc- az ~
DaealAr J54 aki
CetollAs 81 x6.
NanteQ uillai do s13 10
papss amerisanas 81 . 81.
TssAjo 81 80.
Leehe condensada sAguilas { %
Id Id <Cruz Roias s6
Id Id <Msgnolias S4i
DEL PALS
As6ear para el eonsumo'
Maaeabsdo elaro de s3f o o.,
Do miel elAro . $3.50.
Csrtrffuga alaro de 10 aet
Amerissna de d 1ssea.
De Ponce a. ~.
Ron 50 grados Cartier { o. sc ssp'
svoa gallon pagados r. Intsrnat
Nsixe Q leo.
Txhaco, nominal.
Preclos de- compra
Almid6n . $3.50
Algod6a Ae S q $50
Oosos de Is . Is millar.
oueros dulees slS
gsbo de res 90
cat9 eorriente do $40 &l04
CAmblos oorf!entes
Londrea check . 4.8S
pNi, 3t3t o,
Hamhurgo As
New York par
Espaia DIV 16 pS
C6daIas hlpotecarlas
Haoeo Territorial y Agricola s5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

Ultimas opetacionesde az1car:
A s3.17t polarization garantizsda
ACcl0nes
Baneo dc Pto. Rico Q % k33.
Banso Territorial. Q 16} & 1e.
Banso Popular. 80 all.
Buques anuncIados
vapor espafiol <Miguel Gsllarts,
sali6 dc Barcelona !para sus esca.
las del Mediterranso Cornfia. vigo y
para ests.
Vapor amsricano Caracas, del
puerto de New York para el nuestro
sali6 ell %.
Toasafon puerto
De Boston goleta americana San.
dreud Adam, CON cuarterolas vacfas
para melao 6 Sobrlnos de Ezqaisga
|y Co.
De Philadelphia goleta americana q
sEduArd StLwarals con MADEIRA &
Finley Brothers y Co.
Sc habilM0ron de s0lid0.
Para 10 isla vapor americaao
, <Carolina, con cArga de tr&nsito.
Buques en- puerto
TRAVsEIA
sAliciA Crosby pendiente
sBsi wlndS cargando
<Andreud Adsns descargando
<Edusrd Stuwards descargando
COSTANEROS
<Carmers pendiepte
<Dos Hermanoss Fajardo
<Mayaguezanas descargando
<Encarnaci6ns descargsndo
<May FlCwarS Id
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

Custo y el doctor Avl!Ss do una sAla
de hombres cada uno y el doctor Vs'
ez Lopez do todos los eaaos de eiru
IgfA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-30

the women and children out of the
house as quickly as possible. We are
terrifying the hill and must have the
house.
Instantly candles were lighted and
all was excitement and for some time
confusion: Some big chests were got
down from the garnet, however, and
clothing. silver, jewelry, everything at
hand promiscuously flung In, my father
assuring us that we probably should
never again look upon anything left
behind.
Horses were quickly hitched to the
carriage and others to a big farm
wagon. Mother and we children-Ann
clinging to her pet kitten and hugging
my dear old dog Hose, both crying for
carriage, the women servants and
chests into the wagon, and away we
went down the hill among hundreds
Of men now moving up from all direc-
tons. 1t was an awful experience,
that Of being called up in the night and
being hurried away, as 1t seemed, for
our lives I shall never forget it. We
were driven to friends house at Rox-
bury.
''In the midst of the cOmmotion, be-
fore we got started from our yard,
General Putnam, who had dismounted
and stood for a moment with his hand
on his horses head, met with comical
accident. His horse, being high spir-
tied one, plunged in great fright over a
pet lamb Of ours that stupidity ran
against the fiery horses legs.
Rearing, the animal forced the gen.
eral violently and all Unexpectedly
backward until he was tripped up and
made involuntarily to sit down in
large tub of water, used as a drinking
trough for the stock. My father quick
" lent his hand and pulled the gallant
general out, both laughing heartily,
which sounded strange and unnatural
to me among such terrifying surround
ings.
ut is matter Of history how the farm
er soldiers worked all night, using the
boards Of our barns for stockades and
barbados, and how valiantly they met
the invaders, of whom 1854 were killed
and wounded, against our 3O5; which
fight, in fact, as is well known, were it
not for the giving out Of our ammuni-
ton, would have resulted in, the COM
plete humiliation of the whole British
force.
when we returned to our old home,
alas, what a scene Of destruction and
desolation was there! My fathers loss
was very heavy; his warehouses all
sacked or burned to the ground, house
furniture ruined, barns and fences all
demolished, with all our live stock
either killed or frightened away and
lost. But never mind, Richard! Thank
God you were not one of the killed,
anyway. The rest we can bear mother
used to say."-Alice L. Quarrie of New
ark, n. J., in Boston Herald.
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WEST BOGIA.
SneclaI 70 The IournaI

Special to The Journal.
West Bogia, Aug. 29.-Some OF ouT
young people attended the protracted
meeting at Please Grove last Sun,
day. They report fine time.
Miss Minnie Brewton has returned
from Bluff Springs where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Eva McNeal of Bluff Springs
was the guest of Misses Nora and
Cora Brewton last week. She return.
ed to her home last Sunday much to
the regret OF her many friends here.
Mr.. D. j. Enterkin has returned to
mis- home after spending some time in
Milton.
Miss Cathleen Cowan of Mobile.
was the guest of Misses Julia and Ora
Bowman last Sunday.
Mrs. R. NJ Bowman is on the sick
list this week
Mr.. Marvin Bowman oe Chumuckla
visited home folks here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hall of Virgins,
visited their daughter Mrs. Z. c.. Bow
man of this place Sunday.
Mr. R. ]. Brewton returned from
New Mexico last week
Mrs. Susan McNeal and son, Doll,
of Bluff Springs, visited her sister
Mrs. A. C. Brewton, Jr., of this place
Saturday and Sunday.
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Easy Money.

"The easiest money I ever made, {"
said Philadelphia shipping man the
other day, twas handed to me in New
York not long ago. I was visiting there
and had little time to myself, so
bought paper and went down to the
river front. 1 saw an advertisement in
the paper saying that tug was to be
auctioned Off that day, so went to the
place and stood around examining the
tug. After awhile man who had been
watching me came over and began ask
ing questions. I told him I was inter-
ested in boats and was from Philadel-
phia. Then he asked, What are you
doing down hereY 4 came down to
this auction SALE said. WELL said
the man, If you want to keep on the
right side Of the boys you'll do some
thing for me. Here's 500: do not bid
on the tug took the money and de-
parted. I had not the slightest inten-
ton of bidding."- Philadelphia Record.
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Prof 1 E. Allen Among
Friends of Former DAYS
Editor Pensacola Journal:

Editor Pensacola Journal:
Allentown is situated about miles
north OF MintOn, on the road leading
from Milton, Fla, to Brewton, Ala
The name was given to the place from
the fact that Uncle Jesse Allen. as
he was called, settled there some 80
or 40 years ago. Uncle Jesse" Allen
was one of Santa Rosa county's pion-
GERS, and was known and loved by all
who had the pleasure of his acqua.n-
ance. Jesse Allen and his noble wife
reared large family and their chill
dren are among the prominent citi-
zens of Santa Rosa.
l spent last Friday with George Al
len and family, and he kindly took me
In his fine buggy and showed me tho
beautiful cotton fields which plainly
show that, in the. near, future the
whole country will be one vast cottr n
plantation. The soil in the vicinity
of Allentown is well adapted to pecan
culture. George Allen told me his
pecan crop last year brought him
$4,000. Now, just think what a glori-
Gus time a man might have had by
planting 200 or even 100 acres in
pecan trees twenty years ago! Why
he could have sit down now and fold
ed his hands while his. sons and
daughters could have gathered the
luscious fruit to the amount of a COM
Portable living. One lone tree on the
old homestead of Uncle Jesse Allen
yielded crop of pecans last year
that brought $4,000 after fully one
third was lost by falling on the
ground and being eaten by the hogs.
My last night in Allentown was
spent with the pleasant family of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Stokes. By early
candle light the whole neighborhood,
(nearly ali Allens) convened at the
Stokes home to hear the old-tiIle
pieces, in which Mr. Wade Allen was
my very able assistant on the second
violin. About 10 o'clock the visitors
departed for home. and all expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-30
STAG LEGENDS.

Ancient Stories of the Animals An
tBpathy to Snakes.
There is no beast in the world to
which more Legendary virtues are at
tributed than the stag. partly. owing
to the tale of st. Hubert, partly to a
supposed antipathy Of stays toward
serpents, partly to peculiar mass Of
Is found in the animals heart. A
whole book might be written on the
miraculous power Of the heart and the
efficacy of different parts Of him
against the troubles Of this evil world.
Fouilloux, in the sixteenth century,
gives a long list, and Master Robert
Topsel fills page upon page with them,
but our author in his solid English
fashion is chary Of accepting such
stories.
Men say, he admits. that when a
stag is right. old he beateth serpent
with his foot till she: be wroth, and
then eateth's:hdt ! and then goeth to
drink, and thepsEunneth hither and
thitber till the water and venom be
meddled together. aad maketh him cast
all his evil hunors that be had in his
body, and ,make,h, his flesh come all
anew. But. DE. adds. with the soiemnity
of Herodotus himself, Thereof make i
none afIlrmatioh.g And this phrase
occurs again aud ssain. fos. ehe~Comte
lie Folk is too ses{ andsaefae' asunte.
hat any assssuon ofahts should b.
aughed at.-Macaaf1a n,ssMagaz
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taken to the Marine Hospital for
treatment.
The fishing schooners Carrie N.
Chase and Maud Squirting. OF the
feet of Saunders e Co., arrived in
port yesterday with total catch OF
about 1000 snappers.
Advertisers are requested to call
for replies to want ads as follows: K.
L. D., H. o., Housekeeper, House, F.,
Woodsmen. r. S. Co., N. p, A. B. c..
Filler. S. R. Co., E NJ. C. F., B. E. L.,
and Owner.
C. N. Manning. formerly of Pensa-
cola, but now Of Phoenix, Ariz, where
he is manager of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co.'s office, writes that read
ing The Journal makes him wish he
could be back in old Pensacola again.
although he is doing well in his pres
emit location. He sends The Journal a
piece or quartz, a two inch ledge OF
which he says would soon make one
rich.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-30

I arrived in Milton on Monday and
had good look over the town. In
my write-up of Milton a few days ago
l failed to make mention Of the fact
that Milton has a very nice little
paper, The Milton Index, whose edi-
tor, Stanley Seabrook, captured me
before l could realize the situation.
Besides captivating personality Mr..
Seabrook has succunbed to the ten
der sensibilities of nature, and pro-
vided himself with one of the great
est blessings God ever bestowed upon
mortal man-one of Ewes fair daugh-
tiers. God bless the women. what
would this world be without them
l notice Jim" Gamer, one of my
old-time pupils has prospered so
much he Is compelled to make an adj
dition to his already large merchail-
disc store.
had the pleasure last Monday OF
meeting and spending the day and
night with Mrs. Addie Henderson who
in the bygone days was Addie Holley,
and was one of the dearest, sweetest
mortals that attended my school. Her
husband. d. M. Henderson is first
Henderson's I had the pleasure of
meeting Mrs. Ella McDavid and lovely
daughter Miss Maud, of Dothan, Ala.
During the day Mr.. Henderson's FAM
lily paid a visit to the family of Hon.
E. p Holley, and passed several
hours in music and conversation.
On Tuesday morning took passage
on The Tampa, and had the pleasure
of meeting one of my old-time friends
'in the person of Mrs. Annie Beers,
daughter of our much loved G. G..
McWhorter, one of the ablest lawyers
that ever graced Florida's legal bar
1t may not be generally known, but
G. G. McWhorter once came within
one vote of being governor of Florida.
Both the captain and engineer of
the Tampa were once my pupils in
Milton.
I. E. ALLEN.
Brent, Aug. 20, 1906.
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ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Following is a list of the real estate
transfers recorded yesterday, reported
by the Pensacola Abstract Co.:
w. A. Blount Jr., to Harry l..
Brooks, lot 25 block 81, East King
Tract, Belmont Numbering, $4,000
and other considerations.
B. F. Wolfe TO c. r. Yaeger. an I'M
divided half interest in lots l, 2, 8. A..
IL, Is, 10, and 20 block 273, New City
Tract, $4,000 and other valuable con
siderationS
Lee Daniel and w. A. Blount Jr.,
to Leslie E. Brooks. lots IL to 13
both inclusive, block 3O5, New City
Tract, S1.00 and other considerations.
Lee Daniel and w. A. Blount Jr..
to B. f. Wolfe, lots l to both inclu-
sive in block 273 New City, $4,000
and other valuable considerations.
Aaron johnson to Henry T. Webb
lot 8, block SO, East King Tract, w.
OF Tarragona street, S1.00 and other
valuable considerations.
j. w. Hyer and Henry Hyer to FL
bert A. Clubbs. lots IT, II, Is, 10. and
20 block 15S. New City Tract, S100
and other valuable considerations.
Leslie E. Brooks to d. j. Cunning
ham, 3.9 acres of lots1, Sec. 81, T. 1, S.
r.. 80 W., $1.00 and other good and
valuable considerations
Harry B. Banks ct al to Mrs. Josie
w. Owsley, lots 1 to and Is to 20
both inclusive, block PSI, New CITY
Tract. $4,000 and other valuable con-
SideratiOnS.
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MUSCOGEE.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Muscogee, Aug. 29.-Miss Ola Mullins
has returned from Evergreen. Ala. after
several weeks visit with relatives at
that place. Sho was accompanied home
by her cousin. Miss Corinne Powell, who
will spend the remainder Of the summer
with relatives here.
Mrs. Will Abbott has returned to her
home in Century after a weeks visit with
relatives here.
Rev. w. F. Moore and wife spent last
week in Chumuckla, where Rev.. Moore
assisted Rev. Abbott in a series Of meet
ings.
Mr. Corrie Mullins spent Sunday with
home folks here.
Miss Lula Tompkins of Century, Fla,
visited her brother here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Patterson, who has spent
the past three months in Madison, Quin-
cy and Tallahassee, Fla, has returned
home, to the delight of her many friends.
Mrs. J. NJ Mullins and two daughters,
Misses Mary and Lena, of Powelton,
spent several days with relatives here
during the past week.
Mrs. Louise Cary visited her parents
at Powelton, Sunday lat.
Mr.. John Bell visited her mother, Mrs.
Wilkinson, at Roberts one day last week.
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Summer Diarrhoea in Children.

During the hot weather of the sum-
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness of child's bowels should have
immediate attention, so as to check
the disease before 1t becomes serious.
All that is necessary Is few doses of
Chamberiain's Coiic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy followed by dose
of castor oil to cleanse the system.
Rev. M. o. Stockland, pastor of the
First NJ. E. church, Little Falls, Mimi,
writes: I'VE have used Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for several years and find it
very valuable remedy, especially for
summer disorders in children" Sold
by all druggists.
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SIS. CURES (AIARRH

Catarrn be washed with inhaon such
be smoked medicated
disgusting treble
"hawkng and splitting headaches dropping back
SMELL feeling
debility that there for Caar This is
unhealthy condition the
until this removed The rid of Catarrh
and
of all impurities the blood all
psons efectuay progress disgusting
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Gambling q Religious Duty

Speaking Of gambling" a mission
airy said, ~ know of a sect that re-
CARDS 1T as religious duty, like fast
ing or prayer. This sect is the Hindoos
They one day in each year gamble like
mad from sunrise till sunset. The
day is the festival Of the lamps,
day sacred to Lakshun, the goddess of
wealth. A tremendous lot of money
changes hands in Lakshun's honor. All
this gambling is done to test the inan-
cial success that will attend on each
person throughout the year. If gam
bier loses he knows a year Of hard
luck Is ahead Of him. If he wins he
knows he may expect twelvemonth
Of prosperity. Strange to say, a good
deal Of cheating accompanies this re-
ligious gambling"