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IA REPuBLICA."

En- Ponce ha reaparecido este colega
unionista, bajo la direction de su antique
fundador el joven periodirta don Juan Pc
ricas Diaz.
Viene con grandes entusiasmog, q la lu-
cha, pues el senior Pericas es joven de mu-
chos alientos.
La reaparici6n de LA Rep6blica" ha
sido muy bien acogida en- Ponce y nosotros
desedmosle larga vida y muchos triunfos.
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La CriuIIa''

Con este attractive nombre, hemoB reci-
bido una DANA para piano, debida la
inspirada pluma del Sr. Braulio Duefo
Colon que como todos sus concepciones es
muy bella.
Damos las Ggracias por ell obHequio, al
estimado compatriota, uno de.los que man
tienen bien alto el arte musical en- Ell pals.
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Ere que ere.

Nuevas denuncias han hecho hoy de
algunos puestoB de leche de Ia ciudad LoT
estar adulterada.
Algunos industriales tienen el prop6sito
de denunciar los vaqueros que les ven
den IL leche.
En- Fajardo fu6 sorprendida una ju
gada 10 prohibido, siendo detenidas seis
personals.
-Por acometimieto agresi6n abuse
de confanza fne detenido Ga Fajardo el in
dividuo Maximo Benitez.
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Total de azuCar prOduCidO pOr las uI-
timaS zafraS en- Mexico.

Sc calcnla que el total del azGcar pro-
ducida por Ia Rep6blica Mexicano en- las
6ltimaS zafras , que Sc encuentra ahOrR en-
81 mercado, ser6 de unos 20.000.000 de
arrobaA.
FL cultivo de Ia caia de aztcar por los
plantios actuRles, durar6 hRsta mediados
de Abril, una gran cantidad de Ia pro-
ducci6n ser6 probablemente exportada
IngiRterra este aiio, como sucedi6 en-
1908.
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viajG de 81 dias a traVeS de la ME-
We.

Una partida compuasta de seis hombres
y dos mujeres, lego haee POGO 4 Seattle,
procedente de Fairbanks, Alaska, cami-
nando siempre traves de la nieve, con
una temperature de cerca de 80 grades ba.
jo cero. 81 viaje dur6 80 dfas = sus 6ni-
cas- armas fuaron una navaia, de la que se
servfan para rajar la lena.
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OZOMULSION
Ell ALIMENTO QUE Lo HARA A
VD. FUERTE Y sALUDABLE.
Y QUE NO PERMITIRA QUE EN-
IRE EN- sU CUERPO Ell PA
RAsITO DE LA UNCINARIA.

La O2omulBion as una medicina nutriti.
va y reconstituyente que 10 volvera fuerte
y joven.
Higado de Bacalao mas puro que Sc puede
obteueT, combinado con el Guayaco. la
Ia Glicerina : los Hipofosftos de Cal
Soda.
No hay otro alimento nj medicina que
le sentara como la Ozomulsion, prepara-
ci6n cientffca que da fuerzas carnes.
No importa que 6rgano nj parte de su
cuerpo sc encuentra d6bil, la Ozomulsion
10 fortifcara 10 sanara.
A las personas que estan acostumbradas
depender de las drogas para Ia curaci6n
de sus males, les parecerS casi increible 10
que aquf decimos, pero aquellos que como
cen las verdaderas necesidades del cuerpo
humane, comprenderan que en- el ALL
MENTO BolRmente existe Ia fuerza b3sica
de 10 salud, y que, para dar fuerzas y for
mar carnes, las drogas vienen tener el
mismo valor que tendrla IN pedazo de
papel de seda para cegar una via de aqua.
81 est6 Vd. sufriendo de algGn NAL GRO
nico, pohga su fe en- la Ozomulsion.
ST gufre del pecho tiene pulmones de-
biles pruebe la Ozomulsion.
81 tiene la sangre descompuesta empo..
brecida esta condici6n Sc da conocer
por medic de barros, diviesos d otras erup-
clones disfguradoraA purgue su cuerpo
con la Ozomulsion.
Las siguientes son las propiedades cura-
twas de sus ingredientes:
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao-da San
gre, Forma Tejidos Sanos, Nutre Sos
tiene.
Guayacol-es antis6ptico, Destruye los
microbes, Alivia la Tos y Cura los Ca
tarros.
Glicerina-C -Calma, Ablanda Sana.
Cal Forman Dientes Huesos.
ST Sc TOMA LA OZOMULSION
CON CONSTANCIA NO HABRA
QUE TEMER LA ANEMIA.
Sc dar6 un Frasco de Muestra Gratis Al
que 10 sOlicite, enviando su norbrs di-
recei6n cOmpleta Ia
OzOmuIsiOn Company.
So Pine strsi, Asu TaL
sa halla de venta en- todaa las farma-
GANsa
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Captura en- Falardo.

En- ell barrio Rio Arriba, de Fajardo,
fu6 capturado Ricardo Maldonado, quien
infri6 una herida en- la mano izquierda
Gregorio Maldonado. La herida es de
carkcter grave segdn opinion facultativa
81 Maldonado quedard Until de dos de-
dos
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Vista al gobernadOr.

La comisi6n de AdJuntas compuesta del
alcalde, presidente del ayuntamiento y
secretario, visitaron al gobernador esta
mafiana, celebrando nueya entrevista res
pecto los asuntos econ6micos de aquella
Iocalidad.
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IN retrato en- S $4,000

Mr. 81 lney Lee, de Londres, acaba de
vender tn $4,000, orc, un retrato que
segdn comprob6, parece ser el aGt6ntico
del gran poeta ingles Shakespeare, pues
hasta la fecha todos los demas que han ST.
do presentados como tales, resultan espu.
PiOs
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Para Ia Junta EsCoIar de LOLA.

Han sido propuestos para formar Ia
Junta EScolar de LOLA los seiioFes Re-
fael Soegar, Javier Zequeira Agus.
tin Lopez, y para la de Barranquitas Ra-
mon Ddvila, Jose Dolores Lugo Tomas
Pag6n Colon.
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Sc solicltan BORDADORAS y GALA.
DORA6, asegurandoles trabajO constante-
PTOpOrciOnamOs lR telay dibujOs envian.
dolos q cualquier parte de lR isla, Diri-
jirse The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery Coz FOrtaleza 10. T8mbien
% aOliCltan busnaa cOstuFeFGS p,
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CON Ell GOBERNADOR.

Esta mafana inf6rmase que almozaron
con 81 Gobernador previa atenta invitaci6n
los Sres. America Rodriguez, Alcalde de
Adjuntas, Antonio Conde, Presidente del
Ayuntamiento del citado pueblo Fran
cisco 3. Montafiez, Secretario del Munich
pio.
Estos compatriotas salieron esta tarde
para su residencia por el tren del Oeste.
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VeIada en- Rio Piedtas.

El % del corriente tendra efecto en- el
Teatro de Rio Piedras una velads lfrico
literaria, con eI fin de allegar fondos, con
que instalar la luz electrical en- eI temple
Cat6lico de aquel pueblo.
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DON MODESTO.

Han sido nombrados miembros de "a
Junta Escolar de Juncos los sefiores Pc
dro Palau, Ldcas Castro Modesto Mar
tinez Prado.
-Dofia Ines Colomer ha soIicitado per-
miso del departamento de obras p6blicas
para edificar una casa en- Santurce
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A los prinCipes de Gales lie negarOn
Ia entrada en- el temple de Orc,
de AmFiSter.

Cuando el Principe = Ia Prineesa de
Gales desearon, hace p oco, visitar el tenn
plo de Oro de Amrister, en- 81 Punjab In
dia,) los Sikhs Sc negaron 4 permitirles Ia
entrada por Ia puerta principal, porque no
eran Sikhs; pero, les dIeron, pueden pa
sar por una lateral. Los principles rehu-
saron aceptar la concession.
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NueatrOs campesinos, cuando les ,hablan
de un ssunto escandaloso, 10 primero que
hacen no es guiarse por 10 que aparece en-
la superfcie. Ellos quieren Siempre ave-
riguar 10 que hay debajo del petate
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Cualquiera creyera que el contagio de
las investigaciones puede pa.ar el mar.
LA Correspondence" hace mucho tempo
que est6 diciendo que 81 pueblo de Puerto
Rico esta ansioso de verle de cerea Ia cara
Ia Keep Commission. Pero una Keep
Commission que alcance alto, muy alto,
que pueda inVestigar hasta los mares de
IL luna.
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ULTIMA HORA.

A Id hora de cerrar esta edici6n inf6r.
mase ha ocurrido un voraz incendio on
Bayam6n en- la calle Comerfo, habiendose
quemAdo vaEiaa caaaa.
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Auto de 'Habsas Corpus :

Esta mafiana ell abogado Sefor Tizol
pTesent6- Auto de "Habeas Corpus en- fa-
VoT de su defeudido senior Juan Torres
Jimenez, siendo denegada por el Tribu-
nal Supreme.
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Dicen que el temple de Babilonia era
de orc. Pero no consta que Sc 10 comic
ran mordiscos.
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Aver vipit6 esta redacci6n 81 senior
Carlos N. Moneton; represantante de Gel
Centinela de Ia Verdad', de Arecibo.
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Ell grito del pueblo puertorriquefio, un
grito todavla lanzado al dido, es este; zen
quien hemos de Greer entoncea?
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FL abogado Psttingill Sc fue.

Ahora 81 gObierno de Washington, los
muchOs que "a tiene, tendra que afadir un
nuevo problemita.
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Salimos de una para entrar en- otra
lQu6 fastidIado debe estar 81 presidentel
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En- esta imprentass vende papel de pc.
Fi6dicO Vieio { s2O0 q quintal.
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Aver una carnicerfa en- Jol6. Hoy una
pescaderfa en- Puerto Rico. Moros muer--
tos ALA, tintoreras cogidas con anzuelo
aquf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-24

Hay quien gusta echar una cana al
aire tOdos los dias diariGmemte, pero, que,
n cuanto ven que sopla Ell viento de tor
menta Sc pasan resueltamente al campo de
la moralidad
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iQu9 bueno es un abogado de muchos
pleitosl Pelo mejor es uno que los game
todos. iQue sabio debe ser!
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Una verdadera orgfa, caballeros Los
contribuyentes de Puerto Rico pagando 4
los listos, los tragones, los ambidies-
troB los caducos.
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.iY penaar que Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico
es 10 mas inocente bobo que hoy en- la
isla de Puerto Rico!
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iCu6I es la gracia de algunos sabios abe
gados? Defender Ia ley sostener la justicia
No, hombre tusted estd tocando el viol6n!
Eaa gracia es, defender pleitos cobrandole
Z ambas parties.
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men of 500 each and other pledges
amounting 70 about $4,000. and in July
Mrs. Bryner carried this message TO
themi
Mexican brethren, we request you TO
appoint a committee 10 direct the work,
select general secretary and make
regular quarterly reports TO the inter
national committee and our committee
pledge you $3.50 in gold every three
months, payable in advance"
A call has been extended to the Rev.
/ L. NJ. Sein, a missionary, TO the Friends
Church, and on October lst he entered
on the work and moved his family to
Pueblo, q city near the city OF Mexico.
The report of the lesson committee by
DIR. j. Il. Mcfarland called forth a great
deal Of discussion on the adoption of an
advanced course Of Bible study for ad
vanced students Dr. Van Ness alsc
spoke on the subject and both opposed
any change. DIR. Tyler moved this con
vention instruct the lesson committee q
prepare such lesson, said course to b'
optional. DIR. Hammell of the com
mittee was on his feet in an instant an,
moved that the Lesson committee is here
bv instructed to continue the lesson sys
tenn as at present existing. Thus tn
matter was fairly before the convention
and the artillery and musketry Of de
bate opened fire. DR.. Schaufiler, secre
tary of the committee, said that 30
ministers whom he had addressed ON th
matter wanted the course and only 2
did not DIR. llammell stated OF 60
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So-called wandering pains" may
come from it's early stages. or the
presence of danger may be made mani
fest by profuse monthlyperiods. accom-
panied by unusual pain. from the
abdomen through the groin and thighs.
If you have mysterious pains. if there
are indications of Inflammation or dis
placement, secure bottle of Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound right
away and begin It's use
Mrs. Pinkham. OF Lynn. Mass, will
give you her advice If YOU viii write
her about yourself She is the daugh
ter-in-law of Lydia Z Pinsham and
for twenty FIVE years has been advising
sick women free Of charge.
Dear hrs. Pinkham:-
take the liberty to congratulate YOU OF
the success / have had with your wonderful
medicine Eighteen months ago my period.
stopped. Shortly after ] felt SO badly that
! submitted 30 "a thorough examination by @
physician and was told that ! had a tumol
and would have 90 undergo an operation
'' Soon after 7 read ono of your advertise
ments and decided So give Lydia z. Pinl
ham's Vegetable Compound q trial Aftei
taking five bottles as directed the tumor 4
entirely gone have been examined by
physician and be slvs ! have no signs Of Q
tumor now To has els0 brought my period
around once more. and ] am entirely
well. n--Fannie -. fcv. z Chestnut Street
I Bradford. pa
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WORST ECZEMA
DOCTORS EVER SAW
Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandagad
and Scalp Looked Dreadful -
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years Better in Two Months
MARVELLOUS CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

nNv son. who is now twenty-five
wears of age. when he was four months
old began TO have eczema on his face,
spreading quite rapidly until be was
nearly covered. We had all the doctors
around us and some from larger places,
but no one helped him a particle
The eczema was something terrible,
and the doctors said il was the worst
case they ever saw. At times his whole
body and face were covered, all but his
feet. / had to bandage his limbs and
arms; his scalp was just dreadful.
used many kinds of patent medicines
before irving the Cuticura Remedies, -
all TO no avail.
"A friend teased me to try Cuticura
At last l consented, when my boy
was three years and four months
old, having had eczema all that time,
and suffering untold misery. ! began TO
use all three Of the Cuticura Remedies;
the Cuticura Soap helped as well as
the Ointment. He was better IN two
months; in six months he was well;
but gave him the Cutioura Resolvent
one year, - using twelve bottles, 1
think, - and always used the Cuticura
Soap for bathing. and do now good
deaf He was four years old before
he was we'll, and his skin became per-
fcctlv fair when cured. ! give you per-
mission to publish this letter for l am
always glad 70 do good when I can. /
think have told you all there is neces-
sary to tell" Mrs. r. /. Risley,
Oct. "a, 1905. Piermont, N. II.
Complete External and Internal Trotiusni Tor ever
Humuf. from rimpes 60 scrofula from iusucy % Age
consisting Of Cuficura Soap 25cf cinimen tlc ltfiov
eri f0c lin form of Chocolate Cofcd f 2ii. per vial
Of co., may Be had Ian druFTirts A single ati otn cpre
distressing when ali other rtmeulas arl
even he best physicsns fall Potter Drug Chem Corp
Sole prdpr., Bofion- Mas.
Mailed Free, " How % Cure ulluA Auflnt iillllIt
Gnd aAn About The skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands'
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ment the old melody was caught by the
thousands OF voices and il was decided
then aud there that the song had won
the convention for Louisville, 1905
Time fails me 10 make mention OF
thousands Of thoughts aud impressions
that were gained in the number of grand
addresses dcliyued, Of which have not
space or time TO enumernte, but with the
mere mention of the names of few Of
the leaders, not spoken of before DR..
NJ b. C.. Mason. Rev. John Potts, DIR.
Roberts of Philadelphia, Dr. Richards Of
Lancaster, Prof. Taylor of Illinois, Rev.
Levi Gilbert OF Cincinnati, Ohio; Rev.
Elson Rexford Of Montreal. Quebec; Prof.
Brunhaugh, Of L. of p; Rev. Stewart of
Auburn, n. y; Dr. Bailey Of Philadel-
phia, Mr.. Marshall A. Hudson OF New
York, Bishop Mcdowell of the NJ. j.
Church, Rev Chauhcey Murch Of Egypt,
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Though the dIess-lsnRth coat is
warmer, it is true many mothers have
come to realize that the jacket loose
in cut and reaching half way between
the wais. line and the kneea is far
better for the small maid, especially
for every day wear. affording as it does
more freedom while running and play
ing, even though an additional petit
cost be worn. This model ID OF a navy
blue oheviot, double stitched seams
running from shoulder line downward
both baoK and front, q collar effect
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and Archibald Forder Of Jerusalem
James A. b. Scherer of South Carolina,
ID. Webster Davis of Virginia, Rev. W. G.
puddefoot of Massachusetts,, Robert r.
Spear of missionary fame Of New York,
Principal Falconer of the Presbyterian
College. Of Halifax; Dir. r. r. Doughorty
Of New Jersey, DIR. James Adkins Of
Nashville, Tenn; Mr.. II. J. Heinz, the
pickle man Of Pittsburgj John Wana-
maker Of Philadelphia, Mr.. John Gin Of
pittsburq, are among the best business
men in the world and live wide-awake
Sunday school supporters and workers.
Tuesday evening closed the greatest
convention Of Sunday-sohooi workers
ever held In the world, and Of the 1000
delegates who were privileged 70 attend
little Delaware with her noble l3 surely
feel proud they were permitted 20 be
CONTINUED on fourth page.
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|TY SUNDAY SCHOOLS
|IllnlI Convention Held in West
/ Presbyterian Church Yes
teTday Afternoon and
Last Night
boz CONYEN ION At TORONTO
Al Interesting Account OF it
" bv secretary 1. E. Perry
TEACHERS TRAINING GLASS
0.lre Formed in This City by
Professor A. r. Spaid.
EnFCOYVEN ION At TORONTO
=. interesting Account of it
~ ~ secretary /. (. Perry
TEACHERS TRAINING CLASS
,,o Formed in This City by
Professor A. r. Spaid.

ding 10 the Report OF the state Sec
tse' MSS Maggie >. wtison, delaware
Is'", An Of the states IA the Matter oi
L'.1 L''s.,.hip Ia tho International Bible
n'" Association - Pleasing Ad-
h.. n, President Alexander Alison,
as,. ). Edgar Franklin, the Netir-
~ rre,ident, and Others.
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TUAORS CONQUERED
SERIOUS OFEalTI0HS AVOIBE1.
Unqualified Success Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound in the
Case Of Mrs. Fannie d. Fox.

one OF the greatest triumphs Of lydia
~ flnNhams Vegetable Compound is
the conquering of womans dread en-
emy, Iumor.
The growth of tumor is so sly that
ireq eehtiy IFS presence isnot suspected
until IL is far advanced.
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hon. GEO. w. HONEY.
Other Remedies Failed
-7Pe-ru-na Efficacious."

Hon. Geo. w. Honey, National Chap
lain u. V. T., Ex-Chnplain ith Wiscon-
sin Cavalry, Ex-rroasurer State Of Wis
consin and Ex-Quartermaster General
state OF Texas G.. A. r., writes from
1900 First ST., NV, Washington, ID. c.,
as follows;
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A. L. Hewitt, J. p, West Berlin, VT,
writes:
81 am happy to be able TO write You
this letter in relation to what your
Peruna has done for my family.
"When / brought the nrst bottle
home, found my wife and daughter
both sick-my wife with indigestion
and my daughter with a severe cold.
They were both cured.
81 am willing TO state that Peruna,
taken in the beginning, will cure the
worst cold In "A 20 30 hours"
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given by means Of stitched straps
finishing in front with pointed ends.
buttons and simulated buttonholes oi
braid set on each point. The double
breasted front has small POINTED but
ton-trimmed straps at the walt line,
a broad stitched strap buttoniu across
the back. Sleeve 10 Of the Voat va
ri,tv, double button trimmed straps
stimulating cuff. The hat is launty
round sailor in-blue milan, the band
and streamers Of navy blue satin rio-
bon, the same ribbon IN a narrower
width tying the hair on the left side
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~ cann0f roo highly recommend
your preparation for fhe relief OF
catarrhal troubles In their various
forms.
"SOme members Of my own fam
~ have used II with niosf grsfify-
ing results.
ssiYhen other remedies faHed.
Peruna proved mosf effiraci0us and
cheerfnIIy certify 70 Us curative
excellence.
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The drsssy dress Of the winter season
shows signs OF enjoying greater
vogue during the spring and summer
seasons than ever before, and this
vogue has created the necessity fos
snitable outer garment. The spring
lines show all sorts Of little eton ane
bolero effects, and iaunty little jackets
of the pony or polo type, OF lace. SIX
y, mojre antique, one of the spring
iavorites. A black chiffon taieta is
used in this cnss, the silk shlffeo
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prettily at the shoulder, again at yoke
depth and lastly just above the high
featherboned RiIdle, which fastens in
front with large silver buckle. The
little vest is Of white broa icloth, like
wise the collar and giTdle, these braided
with q fine silver soutache. The
sleeve is full to the elbow, there 20 be
finished with a shirred ouh, frilleu
either edge, rufiles OF white repousse
lace hanging gracefully from beneath
the lower frtll.
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E-TREASURER sIAEF a WISCONSIN
Uses Pe-ru-na In Ills Own
Family as a CaIarrh
Remedy.

= EO. W. HONEY, Ex-Troasurer Of
VI the State Of Wisconsin, is a man Of
wide acquaintance and extensive ex-
perienco.
He has used Peruna in his own family
with the most gratifying results.
He gives it unqualified endorsement
as an oflcacious catarrh remedy.
It's just such testimony as this which
has given Peruna such high standard
in the estimation Of the American
public.
There Is no possible way 90 gainsay
such frank and genuine testimony.
The only way 10 account for such tes.
tinony is the fact that peruna really
does what is claimed for It,
Boenuso ft relieves cnfarrh a. cIanrl
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sonic Fraternity will be held the next
two days Their gorgeous costumes and
grand parades make MS feel like inger-
ing The town is gaiiy decorated in their
honor instead of ours, but our little blue
badges IRON avery State in the Union are
to be seen eierywhere.
Tuesday morning left Niagara Falls at
TO o'clock hf the Grand Trunk line TO
Lewiston. thence by palace steamer Chip
pawa. magnificent boat, equal to any
of the coast steamers on our Delaware
River. being 3l5 feet long. Our first stop
was Ninmra ON the lake where about
1900 of the Kings soldiers are In en-
campment After a delightful ride of
/ eight or nine miles out the Niagara River
/ to Lake Ontario toward our haven, To.
ronto. 80 miles across, we were out oi
I sight OF land about half an hour, then
inspected by the Kings custom officers
and marked o. X. Arrived at Toronto at
| 80 p. M. found our hotel and located
| the registration bureau in Bond Street
Church Our delegation of II were TO
gether now for the first time in for
eign land, but in one of the finest cities
in the world. city of Sundays, churches
homes. Christian people, where Sunday
papers are sold Saturday night, before l.
o'clock, where no railroad trains run oi
Sunday and very few street cars, wher
we never saw a drunken man ON TN
streets or heard an oath from either mai
or boy in our visit of a week, wher
everybody says yes, sir" and mo. sir.
and where the people are polite, kind am
religious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-07
Pc RUNA
The Reliable
catarrh Remedy.

rid the system Of great many different
chronic diseases.
Catarrh is the stronghold Of lingering
diseases. Once rid the system OF catarrh
and it is very dihiculti tindeed for disease
70 linger very long.