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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
Successes on Ia ISIa.

Camuy, mario S. Coronel Hamill. San
Juan.-Hoy 5 p. m. ha sido arrestado don
Antonio Castillo, por hsberle disparado
dos tiroB de revolver al farmac6utico don
Jos6 de JesGs Juez entiende en- estos RSun.
tos.-SaTgento Torres.
Rio Piedras, MARIO EN- barrio Que.
brada Arena, de este paeblo, en- Ia mana.
ns de boy fue hallado uu Cad6ver. Cons
tituidO con juez y facultativo y heChas las
diligenCias, resulta ser Sebastian Monz6n,
guisn habia deSaparecido de su casa por
espaCio de diez dias encontr6pdose ahorca.
do en- ,un SrbOI. Trdtass de un suicidiO.
, Sierra, gaFgsnto.
COamO, Mario 5. Hoy dos y media
declar6se fuego hacienda "Aurelia" pro.
piedad Emmanuelli, quemSndoss cuatrO
CuerdaS Investigate heCho resulta ca
gual. Perdida, cnatrocientoB dollars. Jose
Puente, poliCia insulaT. Encargado del
pueato.
Ponce, Mario 5. Egta noche die1 y
media deClar6se fuego en- una casa barrio
"Mschuelo'' propoiedad Marcelina Rodrf.
gueE. Hscha investigation result6 casual
Sc estiman perdidas cincuenta dollars. No
han ocurrido deUgracias persOnales. Tt.
nisnts Villariny.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
La direction del Consolidate.
EI RuSTO gOhsrnadOr,

Aver tom6 possession de su cargo de
Consejero del Executive en- Ia vacante
del Seiior CroSap, el Lcdo don Francisco
dap. Acufia, "speaker" de Ia CGmara de
DslegadoR FL Departamento ConHoli-
dado estar6 bsjo Ia direction del nUevO
Conseiero. Ell Befior Acufia es I'm letrado
de taIento de reconoCida capacidad y
honradez de cuyaS geStioneS en- BuS nue.
vos cargos eSpera el pats Ia mayor etcien.
Cia. -i- ..-'
-Seg6n nOticias cablegrafcas recibidas
aver en- eSta ciudad y que se CoDfrman
con las de nuestro servicio que publica-
mos hoy, el seiior Regis ii. Post actual
BecFetario de Puerto Rico, ha sido desig.
nadO pOF el gobierno de Washington, para
suHtituir al gobernador Winthrop en- ell
cargo de gobernador de Puerto Rico.
HaCia tempo que e. sefior Post estaba
indicadO para ese importante cargo ape
Bar de Ia ruda Oposici6n del partido repu-
blicano, de Ia iBla cuyos "Ieaders" hicie-
ron ruds campafia de nposiCi6n al sef1or
Post, 81 fin ha llegado este alcanzaE Ia
direction del gobiOEno de la isla. Ell pals
eBpera que el nuevO gobernador de Puer-
70 Rico tergs acierto en- Ia dificil mission
que Puerto Rico y que los funcionariou
que han de dirijir los asuntOs entregadoA
& su CompetenCia en- el gobiernO y en- Ia Sc.
oFetarfa de Puerto Rico ObteDgan Ia
los sprObaci6n del pueblo , el APPLAUSE de
que amsn' esta terra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
CONSEIO EJECUTIVO.


Sc leen Comunicaciones de Ii C6mara de
haber aprobado los 81. B. SO y SO.
Sc congtituye Ia Camara en- comisi6n
total.
El pFoyecto dc Icy del Tesorero para
evitar las Intermediates contagiosas entire
los animales, volvi6 al comite de sanidad
para Bu informa Tom6se en- broma 81
pass de este prOyecto de ley , 6Vguien ase'
gur6 en- los pasillos, que este proy yecto de
ley Sc quedaFfa durmisndO el suefio dc los
justos.
So pone 4 discussion el G. B. 215 sobrs
riego del departamento de Arroyo, Gua-
yama Salinas, informa en- su favor el
Comisionado del Interior.
FL doctor del Vale TobuBteca las OPT
niones del sefior Grahame y 10 defende
decidamente par el benefcio que ha de
producer q aquellRs Comarcas.
El senior Diaz Navarro est6 Conforme
con 81 obieto del bill, pero no en- la forms,
para que 90 estudie antes 81 pueds haber
conhicto con ciertos terratenientes que ten.
gan derechoa adquiridos.
Cree que no hay necesidad de nombrar
ninguna comisi6n. 81 Comisionado del
Interior con los empleadoB & sus 6rdenes
debs hacer los estudioS y el Attorney la
question legal de acuerdo amboB q. presen
tan nm proyecto de ley que reS2ouda las
neCesidades del riego de aqualla region y
vOten nm cT6dito de $4,000 para esoB
fines.
Ell Tesorero Bs Opone este proyecto de
ley, pids que pase nuevamente & Ia CO.
mission para que sea redaCtado de nuevo,
un e
prOyeCtO de ley paSe Ia ComiSi6n cOrreu-
pondiente para que haga IN estudio dete'
nidO de este prOyecto de ley, sobre la cues
ton de ingenieria y Ia question legal.
Tres veCes desde el afio 1865 ae han
ConCedidO franquicias para emplear 81
Tiego On la region aludida, utiliEando los
estudios hechos anteriormente Hoy tiene
mas alCance por cuanto que debe tenerBe
en- cuenta que 4 Ia vez que pueda llevarse
81 Eiego utilizar Ia fueTza hidr6ulica
para 81 degarrollo de fuerza el6ctrica.
El Seiior Acuiis es partidaFio de que SO
nombre una comisi6u, para que su trabajo,
undo al del Comisionado del Interior, lie
que a un fin determinado con benefciO
para todOs y sin detrimento para los dere.
Chos adquiTidos.
Ell Comisionado del Interior 90 opone &
que el proyecto pass de nuevo la comi-
sion por no ser necesario toda vez que una
comisi6n t6cniCa habrS de intormar sobre
este punto.
Desea que sea enmendado este proyecto
de ley en- el ConSejo sin neCeSidad de If de
nuevO Ia cOmisi6n permanente.
El senior Diaz SO opone al nombramisn-
to de 10 comisi6n, y que los trabajoS SO
hagan bajo la direction del COmiBiOnado
del Interior.
El UeilOr Post pide que pase Ia COmi.
MON de franquicias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
IA CORTE MUNICI-
pal de Bayan6n
eStuVO en Come
rio.
ACusIdOS del COnCsjO que Sc assguE
"a no Sc CumpIen.
Adalanta ID construction De 10 Rusys sdIflelo
para fihrlGa Do tlbasp.
(De nuestro eorresponaall.

Il Fl E .
Mario 6.-Hoy ha estado ID cOrte mu.
nicipal de esta ciudsd On Comerfo, celeI
brando juicios en aquel pueblo. Regres6
hoy miBmo.
Vienon trabajando, 81 Lcdo. Acosta,
, su secretario senior Rengel, con mucha
actividad en- el desempeno de sus impor.
tanteB cargoB.
- Est6n muy adelantados los frabaioa
del edifcio para Ia nueva fdbrica de taba-
co que se esta construyendo en- Ia calle de
Toa-bajs, de egta Ciudad.
-Veriamos con gusto. que 81 senior I'll.
calde, hiciese cumplir los aCuerdos toma.
dos pOr el concejO municipal, pues de ma.
da vale que este tome importantes acuer-
dos, 81 luego estos no go lleVan & la pr6c-
tica. Decimos esto por que hemos obser-
vRdo que no se ha cumpiido cierto acuer-
do de suma importsncia. EBpeEamos que
el senior alcalde, como 81 Befior presidente
del conCejo municipal, har6n que &c com.
pla 10 que Sc aCuerde.
He tenido. sumo gugto de conocer al
senior don Francisco Bsncos (cubano) es-
cojedor della Porto Rlcan American To
bacCo y %. El senior Bancos e. un peri
to cOmpetentfSimo segdn se me informa en-
Ia question taLaco. ReiteramoB al referi-
do geiior el testimonio de nuestra amistad
y confederation.
-Muy prOnto ge abrir6 una gran taho-
ma para pan prOpiedad del senior don Ma.
nuaI Mendez. -"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
AIerta, muy convsnIonto, oIo.

81 quiere usted economizar aIgo mis- de
una cuRrta parte de 50 dineFo yea Rntea
de comprar los artfculos que. necesite, 81
estS Fecibiendo Arrivf Hermanos, en- sus
eStableCimientos, on los que tambi6n %
venden las mejoreS, las mas ligeras laG
mas silenciosas, las mas TesistenteB, Las
mas duraderas, las mas Bencillas, mas fSci.
les de manejar y las mas ingeniOSas ma.
quinaB modernas pare coser que Se fabri-
can en- America y que dichoB senoFea laa
venden & plszoB muy c6modos recibiendo
tambi6n cuenta m6quinas usadas & pre-
clos convencionaleg.
Hemos recibido mas de 200 modelos dc
camas desde $5 90 4 8 200. A caAarBe,
casarse, y q cOSer despu6s. 'sEl Cielo'',
Fortaleza 25, apartado 246.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
Hotel San Juan Iefprnadp.

OfreCe sus clientes tanto de Ia isla como
de Ia Capital y todo el mundo en- general
comldas. sanas y bien cOndimentadas las
costumbres del pals, Americanas, Francesas
Y Nispafiolas. Habitaciones c6mOdas, ven
Ills las y con vista q Ia bahia, un comedOr
espaciOsO de donde Sc domina la entrada y
saIida de todos los Vapores al puerto. Ser
vicio bajo cOmpetsnte direction, sisndO sus
precios gumamente m0dicos
PasaIerOs de IN dla para otroa q $1.5O diario
id. por5 dias solamente 1.25
i'd. pOr mas de dias LOO
Sc admiten abonadosy y bateas precios
ConvenciOEale PrOpieta1a, Mercedes
cespedes viuda de Ledesma. Administra-
dor, Alfonso Soto. 30. y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
6OMZALO GIL De LEON.

Ayudante de IDgeniero Delineante.
OfreCa sua ssryicios profssionates para
toda CIa1s de tEabsjos de campo , de e.
binete, dentro fuera de- esta capital.
Origins don Jorge LatimaF q Il
New York and Porto Rico Etaamlhip Co.
ERa JuGa Wh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
SOCisdad pTDteCtOTa de mendigOS.
AVISO.

Entire los obietOs que % OfreCieron en-
IA Kermesue { benefcio de esta SoCiedad
iguran nm coin J mas funditas caladaI,
qne no fueron TeCogidss por las persODss
4 lss cusIeg pertenecen. Los ndmeros
que esos ohjetos correspondent son a
%, TespsCtivamente. Se Tuega las
psEsOnas que teDgsn dichos ndmero',
dispODgan de squelIos bietoa. que 20 ha'
Ian On pOdeE Do Ia eeROrisa TssoEera San
gENRaises 81,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
NOtIGIas Dc ArGGlbO.
Ode mMestro eorrespOnsoEl j.

Mario 6.-Para mafiana anuncin Ia
Compaffa de zarzuela Ia gran obra de
aparato "Los sobriuos del Captain Grant, %
puesta en- escena con todos los requisites
de esta divertida obra. Para el B6bado
Sc prepare el benefcio de Ia primera tiple
sefora Vehi, pOniendoBe5 en- eBcena trel
preciosas zarzuslas, entire elias Ia tan pre-.
cioSa "Reina Mora Sc espera an lleno
complete. El domingo Ultima function.
-Ha fallecido Ia Sra. Maria PortoCa'
rrero de Mislan. Acompanamos 6Bus deu,
dos On su peaar. r. I. P.
La compahia de zarznela que actua
en- este teatro espera en- 81 vapOF que lie.
ga hoy de Venezuela nuevos artistas que
tiene contratadoB y con los que podran dar
zarzuelas del genero grande.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
PasageTOs para New York
por d VapOr philadelphia"

P. Landgreve. B. Katz, n. r. Calr-
berry, Miks Bolton & 5 others, n. D.
Sttwsrt E Deltmar, Mrs. Ell Psrkes,
e j. Fuller q 8 Others Mrs. e. M. Wall
ridge, Geo. F. Gonlo, Mr.. q Mrs, Bun
k-r, Julio J. Catale, F. j.. Linen, j.
Guftinger, s. n. Dewey, P. Murphy, "A.
Beguin Francisco Sauna, Joaquin ApoDte,
M 4 Mrs Mccormick, A. 8. Les. Min.
+, B, Gill,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07

-Cinco prOyectOs de ley del Consejo =
ocho de Ia c6mara estan para discutirBe en-
"a. lectura en- 81 @. E.
-Esta mafiana visit6 al Gobernador
81 senOr Rafael Arrillaga, delegado la
C6maPa - |.%G-s.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

many times, and | have wanted to
change, but ii seemed to ne that |
was always chaincd-always chained.
It's the first step, the first step that
oac turns either to he righ or to The
left, and after that all things come
Oh! SO easy and SO relentlessly.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
books Of registration for the Town Of
Newbcrry, S. c., arc NOW open, and
the undersigned as Supervisor of
Registration for the said town will
keep said books open every day from
9 a. m, until p. H., (Sunday cx-
cepteD including the LIST day Of De
cembcr, 1907,
Eug. S. Werts,
Supervisor Of Registration.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
DOWN - DOWN - LUMBER and

building material Of all kinds.
Flooring, ceiling and shingles of all
grades, sash, doors, blinds. laths,
roofings, etc. C. II. Cannon will
give the very lowest prices and
meet all competition. lie is in for
small profits and lar"c business.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
Amen to Them All.

'MN conscience hurts ne so much
they tell about me. how many tlruSls
That no matter how many truths they
ry send b"cau>c Of my life, bow
my head and say Amen them all.
| deserve all they have said and all
they will ever say as ION" as | live
and | accept m" part. Bui il is the
little kin,lncSScS, The little acts Of
hclplulness and understanding which
= my heart and pierce it to its
very roofs.
The First Step Decides.
81 have tried to change, Oh! SO
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

ing applause, interrupted by loud
rappings by the court bailiffs to
quell tnc demonstration il its very
beginning. Again quiet. A few
more formaIitics, the discharge Of
the jury, with thanks Of The court
for duty well done, and the prepar-
ations for the adjournment Of court.
Woman Was Dazed.
Mrs. Bradley scarcely realized that
the jury had ruled in her favor and
the prisons doors had been opened
to her when she was led from the
court room. She had repeatedly
declared that che had not thought of
the outcome of the trial--that her
one thought was in the future when
her boys should grow up and know
what their little minds cannot aow
grasp.
Plans for the Future. -.
When asked about the plans for
Inc future she, first said:
"Why. / have not thought about
what ! should do. The present seem
ed So appallingly absorbed that T had
hardly looked ahead. Each day mas
been so full Of its SORROWS and each
hour Of its suffering. HAT seemed as
if my heart would almost break I'M
der the weight. But one has no con-
ception Of how much the brain and
body can stand until put to the test
Before the trial, T thought I could
never to through with it-and then |
had no conception Of what it was to
bring. But The strength came, al
though at times it was hard-oh, sc
terribly hard. | shall go back tC
Salt Lakc-back to the place and the
people that know me- said Mrs
Bradley.
"Ii will be so much easier where
everyone knows, than staying here
or ooin" TO some strange place whcrt
only one side Of the story has beer
told,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
FtIIIna the Plate.

A negro preacher whose supply Of
food was running low decided to take
radical steps to impress upon his
flock the necessity for contributing
literally to the church exchequer Ac-
cordingly, at the close of the sermon,
he made an impressive pause, and
then proceeded as follows: Il hab
found it necessary, on account oh de
stringency OBJ de hard times, an de
gineral deficiency OBJ de circulatin' me-
jun in connection wild dis chuch, t.
interduce me new ottermatic election
box 1t is so arranged dat half dol
lah or a quahtah falls on red plush
cushion widout noise; nickel will
ding small bell distinctly heard by
de congregation, an suspendah but
ton, my fellow mawtels, will fab off a
pistol; so you will gown yo'selves ac-
cordingly. Let de election now p'oceed,
vile takes off me hat an GIBBS out a
hymn"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
curlosltles ii divorce.

Some curious facts appear from an
International table of divorce statistics
that has been published in Paris.
From this 1t appears that the little
cosmopolis known as Switzerland is
pro rata most prolific in divorce, the
numbers being 40 per thousand mar
riages France follows with 81, and
Germany comes next with II per
thousand In France divorces have
grown from 1879 In 1884 to IA, 692 In
1904. II also appears that nearly twice
as many women are divorced as men
on the ground Of misconduct, not that
men are more virtuous but that they
have more opportunities Of conceal.
ment, and women are reader to for
give.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
The Musical.

The musical given under the aus
pices Of the B. Sharp Musical Club
last Thursday evening was brilliant
success in every particular. The
response Of the music loving public Of
Okolona to the invitation OF the Music
al Club surpassed their highest expec-
tation and as the seats Of the Court
House filed up with its disni6ed and
appreciative audience the sponsors Of
the occasion we're filled with the Wild
est delight.
It was an evening OF vocal and
instrumental music and it may be said
without straining a point that every
number captivated the listeners and
pleased beyond measure. Mrs. Nor
rison sang in her soft, sweet, sympa-
thetic way to everyone great enjoy
ment, Miss Adine Elliott with the
violin in a mastery way won the atten-
ton and enthusiasm Of the audience
and envinced her right to the appreci-
alton OF the music loving public. The
major portion Of the programme was
the recital Of Miss Anne Gllleylen. Of
Aberdeen and she met the expectations
Of her friends by the rendition Of List
and Schubert in way never surpas-
sed in Okolona. In the Two Larks
she reached the highest point Of
perfection and swayed the audience
like true master and as the last note
was reached round after round of APP
plause indicated the highest enthusi-
asm. Her playing Of Lists Rhapso-
die 3, won immediate interest and held
the audience in rapt attention to the
end. Those who missed this recital
lost a rare musical treat. Ii is to
be hoped that Miss Gille lien will
again honor our little city with her
presence, Mrs. D. F. Morgan and
Miss Minta Hurlbert were the accom-
panists.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
Indla,a Sacred Trees.

There are many sacred trees of
India which enter largely into the re-
ligious life of the Hindoos Chief
among these is the sami tree and the
trembling peepul Nearly all the
higher hills and rocks in the plains
are crowned each by temple, shrine
or sacred tree The peepul is known
as the king of trees. 1t is the most
holy, and the three great spirits Of
the Hindoos dwell therein. The wor-
ship of the tree is the worship of the
triad Brahma silva and Vishnu AL
most every Indian village has its pee
pull tree, with raised platform or al
tar around it. The devout remove
their shoes before it and make obei-
sance before proceeding on their way.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
AIR FAMINE AND ITS EFFECTS
People Slow in Recognizing Import
ance of Pure Air.

AS buildings are now constructed
and overheated, many people have to
spend at least part of their waking
hours in fetid atmosphere says a
writer in The Delineator. But there
is no excuse for sleeping in such an
atmosphere. We spend one-third of our
lives in Sleep we also breathe more
deeply when asleep than when awake,
and We should sleep in the open air,
or as near to it as possible. Walk
through residence street at night
and look at the bedroom windows;
they are all tightly closed. Occasion
ally one is stingy three or four
inches down from the top This is done
by some advanced individual to let out
the bad air. If all the bad air went out
of that room there would be no air
left There should be no bad air in a
bedroom. Every window and door of
the bedroom should stand wide open
every night in the year. The air should
be the same inside as outside. While
asleep the lungs should be connected
with outside air just as they are when
we walk the street Sufficient covering
should be used to keep the body warm
at night just as we put on sufficient
clothing to keep it warm when we go
outside. Only the face is exposed under
both conditions.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25

Miss Elite Kate SpradIey visited in
Tupelo last week.
Miss Lolita RubeI gave the Entire
Nous club hay ride Monday night.
DR.. Gathinas, Of Prairie. spent Sun.
day with his daughter Mrs. Dr.. Davis
Mrs. Tom Rosseau, Of Starkville,
was the guest last week Of Mrs. R. H.
Lyon.
A fine new line Of harness jus
received. Prices right
Adams & Neubert.
Mrs. Bette Poore leaves Su 1day
for Mattson. where he will spend the
winter with her son Ed.
Mrs. Matte Connally, Of Elliott,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Ira Francis, left Sunday for home.
M. j. Caven left Wednesday morn
ing for Burlington. Kansas, where he
will attend reunion Of his family.
c, M. Savage returned Sunday from
an extensive trip through the north and
west and looks several years younger
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntoman, Of Tampa,
Florida, who have been the guests of
Dr.. and Mrs. j. M. Davis left Tues
day for home.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
OKOLONA. MISS, SEPT. rs, 1907

Mrs. M. r. Waller has returned
from Mont Eagle, where she spent
the summer.
Mrs. r. L. Neubert and children
have returned from delightful visit
in Memphis.
Mrs. Caddie Abernethy is again
ready for prospective scholars in
stenography.
Mrs. R. L. Jones, Of Covington,
louisiana, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Ira Francis.
Mrs. Tom Sledge and little boys
and Miss Pearl Clears left Friday
for Dockery, after visiting their sister
Mrs. Clint Steinberger.
Don't fool with lot Of would-be
cleaners or pressers to have your
clothes ruined but bring them to ex-
perts who know there business.
Twenty years Of experience.
Harrison Co., Tailors, Phone 168
The OkoIona Fishing club is busy
on the lake Just half mile north Of the
depot and will soon have it ready to
stock with FISH. Stone Brothers have
the contract, for building the dam and
are at work with a large force.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
ADAMS & NEUBERT.

The young ladies of the Methods
church will serve dinner in the White
side building opposite this Office during
court week. A good square meal anc
perfect service.
If you haven't seen the new ball
bearing buggies we are selling, yot
have missed the easiest riding buggy
ever made. Let us show you our line
Adams & Neubert.
Rev. H. A. Jones D. D. the Pres.
byterian evangelist who made such {
splendid impression upon the Ok 1lona
public year or more ago will be in
Okolona Friday and Friday night as
the guest Of the Presbyterian pastor
While here he will give lecture Fri.
day night at the court house, Dr.
Jones is just back from a summer in
Europe and is Just beginning his fall
campaign in the Synod Of Mississippi
DR.. Jones is famous as lecturer and
commands large audiencer in all the
cities Of the state. The lecture wi
be free to all, but a collection will be
taken for the benefit of the Pipe Organ
fund.
A lazy liver may be only tired
liver, or starved liver. A stick is
alright for a lacy man. But it would be
a savage as we'll as a stupid thing tc
beat weary man or starving man
because he Jagged in his work. So in
treating the tagging liver it is great
mistake to lash it with drastic drugs
In ninety-nine cases out Of hundred
a torpid or sluggish liver i but sym
tom Of an ill-nousished boey, whose
organs are weary with over-work-
Let your liver alone. Start with the
stomache and its allied organs Of d.
gestion and nutrition. Put them in pro-
per working order, and see how quick
" your liver will become active and
energetic. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery has made many marve-
lous. cures Of liver trouble" by its
wonderful control of the organs Of d.
gestion and nutrition. 1t restores the
normal activity of the stomach, increas
es the secretions Of the blood making
glands, cleanses the system from poi
sonous accumulations, and so relieves
the liver Of the burdens imposed upon
it by the detection Of other organs.
Formula printed on wrapper.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-25
Greatest Linnuist.

Father Erasmus Herring, the worlds
greatest linguist, died at Landeshut
monastery recently at the age of 70.
He had been a monk in the monas.
terry for more than so years, and he
had absolute command of S3 ancient
and modern languages, an unprece-
denied intellectual achievement.
The celebrated Giuseppe Mezzofanti
who died in 1849, was reputed to be
able to speak So languages, while Mr..
Jeremiah Curtin, who died last year
at Milwaukee, Wis, is said to have
known 70 tongues.
A good many Of these languages,
however, were merely dialects or mod.
ifications of other root languages.