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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Tho Uses Of Mans Inconsistenc,.

Au0 UsoS q Mdn's INCONSISTENCY.
Once . woman IL absolutely dead
certain Of Z mans undying devotion
oil effort 10 at an end. From the
moment the conviction establishes
itself In her mind that her husband
will never change she ceases waving
her hair. and relapses into any old
rag OF teagown when dining alone
with him. II It were not for the in
constancy OF man every woman
would be . hopeless trump
Ladies' Field.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
roads.

Remarks the st. Louis Pose-Dis.
patch: Putting bank president in
stripes does not restore the insane
nor bring back the dead, but 1t may
set other trusted officials to thinking.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Don't Talk About II.

II you are not we'll. don't talk
shout it. To do so only exaggerates
POUR consciousness Of physical dis
comfort Also 1t casts a shadow
Of gloom over other people. They
grow hesitant about asking You how
you feel; it gives them the cold chills
to be continually tcM that you are
mot very WELL" or mot SO well. -
or about the samc."
Probably you've said these things
70 often that you say them now as .
matter OF course. It seems incred-
ible to you by now that you should
ever feel really well. because you've
unconsciously made habit to be all
Ing.
Do you know that Q good deal Of
this is imagination? II you braced
mp and told people chSerfully that
ron feel tip-top nine chances In ton
you would feel tip-top pretty soon.
You'd forget the .ailing habit.
And after all what q eat difference
does It make, to any but your near
est and dearest, Il you don't feel
Well1 Suppose you are even hamp-
cred by downright physical Ills?
Your work must be done just the
same. e can't BET What nonsense!
OF course It can.
Consider the splendid people who
have conquered desperate ills In
order to get their work done. The
woman who has something to do
doesn't have time 70 complain Of not
feeling well.-McOaltA
ss
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

Japan, italy and Mexico, all within
q few months of one another, are
going In for government-owned rail-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

The city OF st. Petersburg is pro-
ceeding vigorously with the develop
nent OF It's urban transportation sys-
tenn. An order has been given Cor
1S0 British-made electric trolley
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teetning, softens thegums, reducesinfiamma-
6on, allays pain, cures wind collie, Csc bottle
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

Shocking IL the best brain clearer
known. Many persons conclude an
attack OF faintness or fainting with
q violent sneeze. Our ancestors took
snun from belief In the efficacy OF
sneezing. But tobacco so taken Is In
part absorbed into the blood and
hurts the system.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

A propose. cnact That no neWsIn
oer shall be edited, composed or print
ID from Saturday midnight until sun
rise on Monday morning, has 49,
aaGat3vsd h the French Sonata
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Tho Baby's Health.

While outdoor air and exercise d
oeoessayx Tor : bahX Kreat AanfD.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Dyspepsia Of Women
Caused by Female Dissrdsrs and Cared By
asdla Z. Piakham : Vegetable cempous6

4 great many women suffer with q
essm of indigestion or dyspepsia which
toss not seem TO yield 10 ordinary treat
AsnA While the symptoms seem to be
4malar TO those q ordinary indiges-
0sn, yet the medicines universally pre-
tes4hsd DO NOT seem to restore the pa
tlonSs normal condition,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

her!"
Cordelia Mann, you're q mind-reaM
er! She's In kindergarten this morn
ing, and I wanted you to know before
she came back. 1t was all AmandaJ
doing, Of course, but there was no good
reason why shouldn't take he@
Elinor's fourteen, you know, and, Corr
della, dear, since Jamie and Nora wesS
both taken away. Oh, here she 4
now! Come in, darling!"
The unattached door was pushed opes
and tiny girl with large. questionint
lark eyes stepped inside. She hesitak
ed; then the solemn little face lighteA
and she ran straight into Mrs. Therpei
outstretched arms, where she vai
caught up and cuddled close.
You see, yourself, Cordelia." xsil
Mrs. Thorpe, tenderly strokinx tia
small, dark head, you see, dear. VII,
| can't 60 abroad with you this sum,
ner."
Cordelia Mann tried to look stern.
out suddenly her eyes blurred. "Yd
you're 60 practical and selishi" shi
gnurmured, gently satirical, a. abe fan
FOR her handkerchief.
oh, I ami" was the honest responu
and the clear eyes shone sweetly ahcz.
ne blessed armful Of babyhood. T an
If they'd let me alone. It's 81
Amanda's fault!"-Youth's Compan.
ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Sin bnnflcr Sag.

GGicnGo, Z. WGr5. - @Gbreno
oes bciltiBen Cages mar bic bieii9c
Stoot mebrcre Stlm0cn lang nit Ell
ncr 0iften Houhid)ht bcOedt, tuelde
I'M Gerein nit Oen am 0immel ban
genoen @olten ooS 1ogcSlibt total
perOlnfelten. &on 12tt llbr Gors
mittogS an mlBten III 10 5iemlid
alien 2G0en uno Nilrcullr, ionic audi
oui oen StraBenbnbls MaggonS oie
2idter ongc5iinoct mcrOen. IS mar
unnl0glid, elm babies @epiert melt
81 ieben. Der &erfebr alti Den Stro-
zen mar 9cf0brIid uno Diele Goliiio.
uen ereigneten iih. N5m &iebbof mar
man gc5lpllngen, Den 8ctrieb eine3eit
lang gGn5lid eil5uteaen,
ct. 2ouis, Z. WiGe5. - gIu6
ct. QouiS bate beute cinen 0lnflen
Gag rno Gbnlide 3uItGnoe berrid)-
ten, mie III Chicago. Soier oouerte
ieooh Die 0rnfelbeit nur cine balbe
Stlnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
SnIan y. slntbonp tpStfranf.

30 tier, N..Dy 7. 0tGr5. -
Die 9lcr5tin luelhe Sri. Sltian y.
9lntbonp. pclde bier in ibrcr Sob-
nunq crfranft lit, bebonOelt, erflGrt
ibre Gatientin leioc on ser &lln9ens
ent5iinolrng, Gabc cine iebr lmrllbigc
gtodt gebobt uno crit gegen Wtoraen
ciluaS 9iubc geIltnOen, ober Die 9Th.
ming poll5iebe iiG beute Wtorgen
chpaS meniger nliibiam. Otm bofie
bei Der frGitigen Gonllitlttion ser ga
ticntin ol,f cine baloige gelierltng,
obcr bel ibrcm bobel gllter BON sc
rSnbren uno ser in letter 3eit einge-
tretenen &r1nflihfeit laiie iid) nidt
oblcbcn, apeI1en Gcrlalif bie Sranf-
belt nebnen iper0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
%5ic 6Olgcn cincr 3ua-Goaiiion.

Soroto0o. N, y, 7, WiGr5, -
Der inter ocm 9tnmcn n2atc @corgc
Special" betonntc Bug Scr o0eIo-
more nno &uoiou Vnbn" lpiroc
beltc in Der 9i0bc bon bier ollrh Ell
ncu onOeren 3uQ bon binten ongc
ronnt. Der bintcrc @o9gon pllrOc
Oenolirt uno Sri. GSmono, t6 Sabre
alt, ans @onlepoort bIicb olti Ser
Stcle toot. SSbre Nhlttcr sSrol GboS.
GSmono lit IebcnS0ci6brIib pcrlebt
luro miro iCbiucrlicb onpon fonmcn.
9IuBerOcnl crIittcn MISUNDERSTANDING
5rnnf SinocCltie aus Buffalo, Sront
GurocS ans 9IlboWU un0 gclion M.
&ornep mtS San0D Sill ihluere Ser
leblingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Glrinc g!cbcnucrOicnItc Scr, ,Jcinitcn." "

9tciu Dort, T. W}Gr3.- @ertbe
@Ioidc, Oie illngc t5run36iin, ipeIhe
iib geitern Der GrnorOumg ibrcS BIT
b6ltcrs Gmilc @eroron i6uloig be-
fonnte, rpllr0e bellte ans Dem Combs.
@efGngnib nadl Ocm 9iiremt ocS 81.
itriftSonlpnlta gchibrt lmO bate BORT
cine llnterrc0ung nit Dem Stills
0iitriftSamuult GD. @Gbreno feline
oiii}iellen Mittbeihm1en 0oriibcr ges
muht mcr0ct oerloltct ants gutter
GueI(c, Oob Sertbc Sem Srn. Sin sic
9tamen pon bier Nol5iltcu no1nte,
meIbcn lie, luGbrenO iic cin &Cben Ser
Sd)auOc ais Strobcnnpmpbc fiibrtc,
50 pro gSocbe fir poli5cilihcn Sdpb
bc5obltc. gIllBcr0cm iou lie etpa 80
owocre YoIi5iItcn Qcnomt buben meI-
dbc ihnIitbe GcitrGNc in Dem Sto0t
tbcil in luelhem iih Berthe bcutnlz
tricb, eintoiIircn.
9So6 Sem &cr6Gr i0u0 einc GonIc.
rcu5 5mii6cn 0ent @oli5ci Commit.
lar Bingham lm0 0cu 9lmuGItcn
@ertbe @loihe'S itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Sd,refenstbot Clncr irrIinni9cn Wiut
ter.

g dcnccto6U, N.-O, Z. Wtdr}.
- Sn eincu 2Inioa bon ,SrriinE
moHte 6rot GboS. 3cllcr bon bier
cincn &eriud, Orci ibrer Sin0cr I'M
Nltcr bon jluci Otonoten, 5mci Sab.
rem uno bier ,(obrcn, un0 lid iel6It in
elmer Giitcrnc i'm aeller ibreS &obns
bnllieS 81 crtrdntcn, 0ocb id)Iug Der
un0liiflcligc &crlub icbl, inOem bn5
Wolier in scr GiIterne nllr 0rci SUB
tici mor un0 oui OoS @eihrci Der
fiiniiGbriacn (Ohtcr Der 6rau 5eler
Elm No6bar bcrbciciltc un0 Die &ins
Der lmD Die lIhttter rcttctc. Gus
iiingIte aino miro inoellcn tpobr.
i6cinlid Itcrbcn. Die irriinnigc:Dtut.
ter miro no6 cinem Srrenbolie per.
bra1t pcroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
GcrmiI6tc tclcgrapbiidJe 9epcldcn.

- Sn Seattle, 8oib, tit &ihter
Sidmnn Woore, @anoiOot ser Yhlnl.
5ipolbciib Eartei, nit Der fleinen
Wtebrbeit pon 10 Stimmen iiber lei,
nen republitaniitben @egncr 9iiplin-
ger gum Wopor ertuGblt moroen.
Ger oli Dem Goporapo 9iiii
an Ser &iltc Der Fbilippilen Sniel
2l5on ouigeluuiene 5ransportoonl-
pier .,sngal9" lit ipieoer flott &C.
naft norocn mo ideint feinen gro
zen Sd)aoen crlitten 81 baben.
- 5opn Glerf George Gbenette
III 0uane, N..D, Fat ii6 I'M sllter
pon 40 Sobrcn oalelbit, ipie man an.
nirnmt, pcgen idynanfenoer @eiuno.
Deit erl9oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Sfrifc dnocSrobt.

Stronton, ga, Z. MGr3. -
9tod) elmer 9ieibc unfrllhtbarer Con.
ieren3en bat OaS gcmeiliame Be
idylper0c Gonitc ser Gonouftellre
lno oeS 3ugperionaIS ser oGelo-
mare, 2adouonno lmO @elterngobn"
hei6Ioilen, bonn @encrul Slperin-
tenOcnten Scr gcnonntcn @ubn Z. e.
Glarf. Elm llltimotllm ST. pcrImgen,
oos SEN bicii1cu 2o0en por2cIegt ipcr.
Sen ioa, pcIbc Johann 0ie gntibei-
6r1ng 6ctreiia ocs cDrntlelIcn StrifeS
trciicn pcr0Cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
SdJlimmc GrploiiOm in YbilaSclpbia

YbiIo0elpbin 7. Wdrj. -
SSn ben nErinb Gecreaiing @orfs, "
an Ger Wingo3ine Game uno oem
SbuDlfiQ Hiper, ereignete iid) beltte
cine Napbtba-Grploiion, ,bur1 tpeld)e
9loolpb Srieomonn, SO Sabre alt, &c.
tootet ltno fiinf onbereDt1nner ihlper
nerlebt muroen. Die Grploiion idleit,
oerte sSrieomann Our6 ein sSeuiter.
Tos 8ebGlloe, lpelhes MIR alts einen
Stodwerf beItano, iing 6euer rno
tpuroe 5erltOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Charles %. Sdlua6 idhucr franf.

eos NngeleS, Sal, Z. WfGr5.
- Charles Wf. Stipnb, Der friibere
YrGiiocnt ser nllnitco ,StoteS Steel
Corporation" luclhcr bier om Gam
tag eilgetrofien mar, lit am Wioutag
uon bier no6 0em SIten obgereiIt.
@r mar Ourdau3 nod niCbt mic0cr
bcr9cltCllt, ais CT bier onlongtc,
mlbte ooS 9ett bitten lm0 nr nit
sluipnnO GROCER @ilcn9ltGrfc 0cluuG
cs ibm, ib aus icincn 3imanern i'm
vSonntbon : Ghlb" 5lt icincm Friuat-
@n99on 3u be9ebcn.
GIGoio, Ger, I. WtGr5. - Der
3u9, ultf 1uel6em Gba8. W. SdNpab
not Often rciIt, fam nit 2G Shmoen
GeripGtltng bier an. Shmob lit iebr
idYuah, rno man iiir6tet, 0aB er je.
Den gIltgenblif Iterbcn taHn
9tnd) ipGtcren 9tnhrihten foll iicb
bos 9eiin0cn 0cs Yaticnten crbeblicb
gcbenert bdbcn.
Gopetn 93., Z. NtGr5. - 3ie
ipGteIten, Ocu s9cumten Der oGbicago,
9iod rSaIanO unO Ynciiic 9obn" 5lt-
1cGnlacncn 0epcidcn ron Dem 3lge
gtr. 30, mrf ipeld)cm iih Sdhuob be-
iln0ct, gcben an, 6ic NiinItige @eu-
0ung I'M 3uiton0e oca Eotienten
0atcre tort. Ger 3ug bcfanO Id 5ur
Belt oui elmer Strcdc, ouf mcl6er
ole Stutionen neit bon einonocr o6-
liC0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Mnnur Snllcnbcf toot.

&ubioM N-Y, 7. Mir3. gSm.
9. 0allenbcd, Wtnpor bon Suoion,
brob, mGbrCno er iih olf Dem @e9c
no6 oen WhmijipaIgeb1noe beiolto
pI0blid to0t juiunmcn. Gr mar G7
Sabre alt, AMI orci Sabre gum Wiopor
erlp1blt unO bate uorbcr mcbrcre at.
bcrc 0iientIide 9Icmter befleioet on.
rlttcr 0aa ais ShuIiltperintcnoent,
Sto0t.Glcrf mo Goultp. .Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08

-Gur6 6euer 5erItort lpltroe 0as
iic6en Meilen peitlih BON 0tobile,
9(ln, gelegene Spring.Sia @inter.
Sotel, in ipelGen piele @dite aus Dem
Noroen loairten. 9ieie retteten iih
nit Nfiibe uno biibten lire Gfietten
ein. Ter @ranoihnoen betrdgt $780,
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
SdDanfliccnS in Chicago crb6bt.

GbicoGo, ST., Z. NtGr5. -
Mopor 0ume rntcr5cihnete belltc
oie qcitern pon Stootratb poiiirte
OrOiron5 lpoOllr6 Oic iGbrlidle
2icen5gebiibp Scr Shonfpirtbidnitcn
in ser Stoot ouf $1,000 crbobt miro,
,pomit oie WaBrcgcl @clet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Pneumonia

ooer Gnt5iln0llng Der 2lngen ioIlte
nit Dem 9fenop HeIicf uie iol1t be.
banoelt perSen: Der gatient ioIte
20 Gropien res Nelief icoe Stunoe In
einem gSeiEglaie boil @oiier erbalten,
ino Die gnn5e 9ruIt, Hiiden lmo
6ront muB inter Dem giniIuB oes
NeIlei our6 bduiige glpplifotionen
crboltcl uerben; @eei-Sbce uno
araft-Snppen miilien 0cm gntienten
5iIr Storfiung ae1eben merOcn, un0
lciac Gingepeioe miiiien BIN umo tpie.
Scr oltrh d. 9toopaD'S Giacn In
Gbdtigfcit geicst perocn.
Gnt5iinoung ser 9ticrcn, gnt,iiu.
Dung Der 9loie, Gnt3iiuoung Scr Gin.
ociucioe, GntSiinollng scr 2ungen.
meGer Sails, 9rouditis, Ihperes
9ltbmcn Group, Gotarrb, SnfIuenaa.
9opfi6mer5cn 3abnmcb, Reuralsie,
TbeunatiSnlls, falte Gbius, slgue
GbiIS, GbilbloiuS, Sroiii6Gben.
Die glpplifation bon q eoop q e.
lie { aui ben ober oie Sheile. mo- Die
Sbluieri8feit ober Der Shmers eri.
liirt. miro @rleihterling imo Rube
gciuIbrcn.
SunerIid, eiu GoIber Sbeel6f.
fel in einenl bolbcn @Iaie @aiier,
filrirt in einigen Minuten Grimpfe,
Spu5nlS, lauren Waecn, Soobren.
ncn Nerp6iitGt, SdIafloiisfcit, 9opf.
mcb, Siorrboe, 0piettcric, GoIic,
9l6glin9en ino aIle innerIiben
Sdmer5eu.
Winlaria in icinrn OerId)ieSencn Cur.
1uru. Nirbrr nm Name.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
&rkoeltuneen,
8eber 6al5

0lrrh Ginne6mcr bon 3uun8lJ
oocr brciBi1 Gropien 0c8 9lcaOu He.
LIEF III ctmoS Sprup Dor oeln S6Ia.
icngcben, lmO inOem S6r Elm NIT Ie.
Lief gctr0ntteS Stiid 6lonca nm
Gurcn Sails mifcIt, wcrOet S6r am
Wlorgcn pollitGuoi9 6efreit bon einem
ruuben Salic otiIteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08

sie beiien anfebibar,
Die St 9erHdrosMrduterpilIeli, bel allen orqds
niiben 2eioen Gle regen Die lbdiisfeit Der
erblufien 2ebcr mobltbailg an. beftroern Die
SeroduuHg ira9en 9lt etndprnne oes aors
Wlutertc bel. rein9en oaS 9lut nno bitten Sem
SlutGuordne mao Dem aopte cor. Sn oieier
8e8ie6uno bGben Die RilleH, bic aus ben reifs
iien pegeiabiiitben Stuitcn 5uiummen aeieet
ftno. ibun ipabre gSunoerfuren Bu ctnnoe ges
brdcbt nno uer Ie einnlal IN Der boraeidrics
benen gSete aebrnrht BAT, Ut ibres 2obeS bon.
(SiIoSd l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08
Snr9 Ynlbcr nno Blei.
@criibcr bcS SlttcntntS nni Den 9SrGii-
ocntcn 9icDc8 cridDuiicn.

p;Sor;,rc,ho,,Sn op,hr;h+o,, ;;hcr o;,c
angcblicb ldmerc GrfrOntlng Oc$
e.,,reg.,,.s -,.,.,.. o,.,tr,n
''''''''''"' 0"'0'0' ''''''
IuQ III Gbicooo un0 ct. QouiS.-
,,.,.
'''V' ''0'0' c'''''''''"'"
ii6cr sic 9Ic6cnucr0icmtc 0crgtclu-
3otieF Fo''5'''V"' S'Fube''
gnnnhcu 6e}obIcu 50 Urn gRnhc
llIr poIl6eIllWeh SDlle. - Ap'et
elmer Honbtho. .Grn(olion in Ehi.
looelpbtn,
,,, o,.
. y o',, ! ~ eo'0'''U'n' = "'uI6' ,n -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-08

IQlCr, ltllttrttuN2 Wtlltnter, VlCO'
pcnte Mortin; 9ldcrbat Winiiter,
Huolt.
; 9toh icincr 9fiitfcbr oon Sem &c.
irb betm YrGiiocntcn SollicreS ingtC
Holpier IN elmer ltutcrreounQ nit be.
| irelurOctcn 0eputirtcn, mcldlc @e
0aucrn iibCr ieineu9iidtritt GltBcrtcn
oSf bctrod)te c3 uIS Gbrenuhe
Sen Don mir iibernonlnlencn glllitruq
3ll crfiiIlCu. Die &onner bat mid
Oon elmer 9lufgubc belret, 0Crer
Sdnucrc lcbr lrIongenebm III luer0en
bcAaun. l$d) be0ulre cS niht." Ser
ncr Ia0tC CT: sd luiir0e $50 ,Stinlf
men crhNlCn blbcn, lucnn ih mid
| iilr nod) rut,0ic0cncreS Norgebcn gct
Gubcrt bGtte. Ole Stinnnlng Der
&lnmcr mar icOoh 0a1caen boB 0nS
&1binct bis 3ur @abI I'M g(mte bleibC
ms ser &lnlpi uiirOe morgen lpieOer
bc1onncn bo6cll. IS mar better, 9leidJ
cln Gr0c lit mlhct."
Die &nucntur ghlinobmen mer-
ocn icBt iu3pcu0irt, bis Elm nclle9 &a-
bnct einAccbt it,
Nlfunio un0 Gnu
Gan Scboition, Sponicn Z.
WiGr5. - Die Gcrcmuuic oeS lle6cr-
tritt9 Der NErin5ciin Gno bon @nttcn-
BERG 81 Ser tdtboIilt)cn Stride, por
ibrcr NcroblmA nit Dem aGnig gIIs
! ionic, inn0 bCltc in Ser 2upCue 0e@
| Eolaitc@ uon Wiirompr ltott. Ncp
Robert @rinolc, Observation-Disclosures
Vil6oI bon 9tottinNbam, omtirte,
lno ocr Wnnilbc Ercmier Wtoret, 10.
lue Der Scr5o9 BON gIIbn mnrcn ais
3cn0cn fir Die Erin5eiiin 5uQcgen.
Die WtitNIic0cr Der ompclcn0cn tonia-
liCbcn @cieIlicboit moren tici crrcgt.
Gie HGril5cliin Gno uno ibrc Wtltter,
Erin5eIlin bon 9ottcnberh uerAoiicn
6br1ncn, Sin 9rtillcricsSnll,t fin.
NL -. ,,.r o,,
WV -" 0W''b 'et ~, eut.'''u'''' wv wv
Damn cincn Sn1bib 5n iid,.
Ger bclltigc Sog miro bier ais sSelt.
tag begonGen ino WiuiitfopeIlen
burh5iebcn beitinOig oic StroBen
Sllterel amt Der Mot
mabr'
2on0on, 7. WGrs. - .1SltercI-
liant, obcr uid,t mobr," ioot mon i'm
bicIigen SlilSlpGrtigcn 9lmt ilbcr ooS
in Toris ucr0iientlcbte @criidt, oob
cine formelIe politiihe 9llions ami
ltben 8rofbritonnien nno Sponien
Ser Werm1blltud hcS &1nioS 9(liouio
nit Der Frin5cllin Gna nlli ocm 6iibc
fol9en ipcroe'
0iGten fir britiihc g ar.
lumentS Witolic6er
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lonlcntSlnitolie0er on Irenlicr
Campbell 9onncrmon 1ubcrte iih
inn 2ollfe ser gebatte aiitltia ilber
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ben.
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>)}aouay'6
ReaopRdie(

@on} 8Icih mie 6eftig ooer imaits.
itcbIicb 0ie Shmer5en, 0e Ser &Geit.
motiid)e, 9ettldgrride, Sdwade.
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oOer Orrtb &rnnfbeit 9tieoergepor.
fene Icioen mag
9icaop 9iclicf sicGt ansen.
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men, 6icbcr nnb Nsne.
&aOiuaD's NcaOp Melief

fIlrrt nift MIR ben init W,aiaria bebaiteten
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ten. bic oentfeIben ansaefeti iino,wenu Te ieoen
WIcrgen bcim glniftebeii 5puEItg uoer oreibto
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glnidue.
SerIanft bon Gucn eIpotbeicrn, 50e. bic Glas
foe.
Gbidet al TT. 9iabiuaN & Co., 90 Gin str..
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esarantirtc aur aeoem Samprrboipeu.

SudeuSe bliuoe bInienoe ooer bororin9enoe
eamorrboioen. stpotbefer geben @eIo 6urii6.
menH ga5o Ointment nidht In @ bis Il Tdaeit
Iurirt. 50c. (gfco2-wlai1 ,tDoxe)
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llm5ngs : Motifs,
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mes ReCb3 (iiredis mao ben 3tntmern Hr. f243
bis 1853 Gnucrtt3c6nuoc Ode bon SdOettes
mh Si. SAUL StraBc, Baltimore, no. beIdltnt.
leepbolle: G. x y. Sputb 1870; MO. Court
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Sir Snmen.
Snnse Samcn! Wladt Sud bieis
Gffrrtr IN 9}utr.

InCTIt 3W WNHt.
gDir btIoeh ebt ene Stde fir tunpe Tas
men In uHierer @lsetie 1amenid)nrieer.sp spiteuI.
Sdnle. 9incr Der Buribelle an Der getbeiIi.
gung olefer stlaie III Der. oab GdlIcrinnen er.
luu6t it, an ibren eisenen aIeibern bi ars
beten. 3iefe Stluie miro i'm 2anuar 1905 al.
orei WlnI Die Bocbe. Srseno eiite iIinse Dame,
Die cine faibonable S6netoerjn Su iperoeii
piinibt foIlte b oiefe Siferie 8u Ruben mas
den.
Sur peitere gustliHft ftbreibe ooer peTbe
man icb an Srau ~. 9nbers. Ft 302. Haei.
earatuga.. Gde 0oiua rn-S StrnBe. (376-)
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Baltimnre Grna nuH
Guarantee Go.
Gnuitablc CScbGuoc.
lSnnitnbIc (NchGnnC

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6riu6t I'M Sepoiicn Gui bemmte Seit 3lt
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uno &erluuIter BON GrbhuitcH.
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while Mr. Peasley would be a mile
away, trying to buy four-dollar Abys.
sinian war shield for $275.
And where do you suppose he was
on the morning we were making our
frenzied departure from Luxor? We
found him in the barber shop, having
his hair cut! A native stood alongside
of him, brushing away the flies. Tha
barber, a curly Italian, had ceased
work when we came in, and, encour-
aged by the questions of Mr.. Peasley,
was describing the Bay of Naples,
pointing out Capri, Sorrento, Vesuve
and other points of interest, with a
comb in one hand and a pair of scis-
sors in the other. This barber had
made an indelible impression on Mr..
Peasley, because of his name, which
was Signor Mosquito Mr.. Peasley
said he didn't see how any one with
a name like that could live.
We lined up In front of Mr.. Peasley
and gazed at him in whitening silence.
He was not feazed.
Talk about oriental luxury" he
said. Little did | think twenty years
ago, when | was measurin' unbleached
muslin and DRAWN New Orleans syrup
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plexion Of royal mummy, his lips
become parched and flaky, and he
feels like grocery store herring,
which, it Is believed is about the dri-
est thing on record.
We did love Assouan. Coming back
from camel ride, with a choppy sea
on, gazing through the heat waves at
the tufted palms and the shimmering
white walls, we would lSnow that there
was ice only mile ahead of us, and
then our love for Assouan would be-
come too deep for words.
Burton Holmes, the eminent lectur-
err and travelogue specialist, was ly-
ing up at Assouan, having tiresome
argument with the germ that invented
malaria He had come up the Nile
in a deep draught boat and had sue
ceeded in finding many sand bars that
otner voyagers had overlooked. Just
below Assouan the boat wedged Itself
into the mud and could not be floated
until thirty natives, summoned from
The surrounding country, and waded
underneath and boosted" all after
noon. When it came time to pay the
men, the captain of the boat said to
Mr.. Holiness: what do you think
They demand eight shillings."
ut is an outrage" said Mr.. Holmes.
''Eighy shillings is two dollars. Even
in America l can get union labor for