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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07
COMO Sc CURAN LAS
ERUPCDNES CUTANEAS.
ExpertO 1'ratamientO para Ia
primayera lara los que de
ESOS Males PadeCen.

Las mujeres, (y tambien los hon.
hres) de los Estados Unidos, ticnpn
fama por su buen CUTS. Hay Quicn
cree que clio Sc dcbe al china frio Que
favorece la condici6n de la sangre, pc
70 ol caSo es cue Sc dehe principal
mente al habito de Ia limpieza inter
ma y eXtena. Para el exterior banar-
Sc Ia cara dos vcccs al dia con aqua
caiqnte y jabon puro de Castillo, la
vando lucgo bicn la cara con aqua
fria. Is precise tambien banar el cusr
po cntero del mismo modo. con bas-
tante frecuencia, pues los impurczas
del cuerpo menudo salcn a la cara.
Eiercicio, maSaje, e., son m6todos
slmples ben6ficos, porque favorcccn
la circulaci6n de la sangre. En- Pri-
mavera y en- Otono debiera de tomar
Sc un t6nico para la sangre para eli
mlnar del sistema las impurezas que
Sc acumulan durante las estaciones
del frfo y del calor. Las Pfldoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams son el t6nico
par ercellente, soberanas para llcvar
a la sangre la energfa y riqueza que
necesita.
En- este mismo pals hay muchas
personas que saben 10 ben6ficas que
son estas pildoras. He aqui una car
ia de un j6ven cubano, de entire mu-
chas cartas similares escritas al DR..
Williams Medicine Co. Del Sr. Ra-
mon Fonte, despachador de equipa-
jes en- la estaci0n de San Juan V Mar
tinez, (Pinar del Rio), Cuba: "Con
respecto a mi cXpcriencia con las P1
doras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, me
cs grato declarar que gracias d su uso
me he curado de una crupci6n cuta-
nea que por mas de dos amos me ha-
bfa mortificado. Parccia que nc. ha-
bfa forma de curar dicho NAL pups ha
bfa prCbado va muchas medicinas,
purificantes Y rcconstituyentes, pucs
me setla tamblen, debll y algo entor-
pecida la digestion. Con dos mescs de
tomar las Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams Gamble por complete de as
pecto, y no ha qucdado rastro de la
erupci6n, recobrando cl bucn color,
apetito y robustez en- general. Desdc
entonees recomiendo dichas p1doras
siempre que tengo OCCASION, como d
una medicina excelcnte para la san
gre"
En- la purcza Y riqucza de Ia san
gre estriba Ia vitalidad. ESQ es 10 quc
hace de las P1ldoras Rosadas del DR..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07
Linea ferrea del 0eSte.

Iiinernrio -Salidas de Bayam6n y Ca
pital, simultaneamente..
Dias laborables.- Mahana 6, 705S.3O
9.45 Y ll.00, Tarde 1915, LAS, 3.l5
4.35. 5,dc. y $50.
Dias jcstivos.-Mahana 6, 7O5. $50
9.45 y II Tarde l2l5, 1.3O, 2.30, $50
4.3O, 5.45 Y $50.
Billctas baratos para dfas festivos. De
San Juan Bayam6n, IDA Y vuelta en-
ia. Glaze, 25 ctvs; "a. clase, IS ctvs.
DE Bayam6n 4 Catafo, ida vuelta, la.
elase, Is ctvs., "a. clase, 10 ctvs.
Bisletes ordinances do Capital Cata-
flo en- la. clase, etys. y "a. elase 8
ctvs.
Bayam6n, 10. de Enero Ge 1906. Ra-
mon kaldes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07

Esh Enerrnedad u Is frecueuts que invade toias IA
De buahdad poeo pusd Vi sespar de sufrr ech del
1-an sonses llama Vtss Cordial De GfsTfH1
anera asobosa sangrs eessbro usrvio sstituyendo
Vd nismo sorprtrd,tc por sus maravIosas euad
El Vt.s Csr5tI ds CtrssriH3 UlFSsJ ~ el ALIAENTJ
pr odera odas las tzss de Ia luta dana eE
CASTE asso del cere5ro nervos ueeesi;a Fd VI eH
canteui.adolo c fuerte sztudabIef
e Csr3tal ss CsTtris1 Ulriei = zs potcste
particular asbido ugrsdsatss aeorde Ia litI:na
eici 1zs esccEdos poner9os d-h1 Ess1
s. = Va EsTUDIASTE Sc dedica al ESTUDIO tr4.
Idezs psov.ctos El Yi.o Cordial Dc Css5E1
s. Is Yd sksg15s q LETEEATO. Atsses-gfesBirt d f
.vitsris uass mas segaro au. EI CoT65 Cart
S: IS Ya persona KELlGIoSA deiics s. reate barge
nara evtar fzsrte e. epfrltu per
Si.sva PADRE = FAHILIA d=spuzs d So ,s-a.sI
fz;a nads q mas 4I71o vigo para tr-2sIafy azs
eoz EI ytss csr1fHl 5s CsrssrtHs Uiriss.
s. = Va RADRE De FAMILIA zltsrr1.a1s q d. sc
d Csrs5rfs5 Uirisf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07
Sc DICE.

Sc dice que Ia luna cs un pedazo
que Sc desprendi6 de Ia terra; Lo
crecmos. Sc dice que muy pronto ire
mos i Europa en- acrcoplano; Lo du-
damos. Sc dice que hay trajcs mcjo-
res que los que vcndc "La Taimesa-
ma Eotalcza 32, pero este 10 mega
mos rotmdamcnr. Probario para
conVenccrse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07

Ii6 ei sdbado para Vega baia y Do
RADIO. Ali fuc con objeto de inspec-
cionar los pu estos, yondo despues
de caza, acompanado de uno de
los oficiaies del curartel general.
Rcgres6 por la nocho 4 San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07
Vendernos.

Magnifica semilla dc pima proce-
dente de la meior Red Spanish i'm
portada directamente de Cuba
Exito SECURE en- su plantation.
Dirijirse a Piza Herm nos. San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-07
CALES.AS

Ofrecemos calesas de excelente he
rraie, con carrozay tortnas de buffalo,
rnedas patente, lanza Y bralc1l 4 pre-
clos muy ;baratoS, que cotizar2mcs d
solicitud.
GAMBIA e STUBBE
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pape
p. periodlco a dos pesos quintal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
HAMS BROTHERS..

Neither the publications before the
trial nor the evidence adducei du-.
ing the trial Of Thornton jenkins
Hams shows either OF the Hams
brothers in truly admirable ligh'.
Captain Peter c. Hams, Jr. would
receive much kinder consideration
from the public at large. and particu-
larry in the South. hid he killed An
mis-. the alleged wreCkcr of his home.
Immediately upon Captain Hams re-
turn from the Philippines.
Il would appear thu this Is pre-
cisely what Thornton jenkins Hams
desired that his brother Should do.
Failing to persuade the young officer
to resort to extreme measures until
the latter had Investigated on his
own account the allegations o. his
wife's perfidy. the natural conclusion
is that the elder brother lest no OPP
portunity to keep alive the doubts and
suspicious which his letter TO the
captain. while the latter was on the
other side Of the earth had kindleh.
But whether we consider Thornton
Jenkins Hams as a factor In the kill
Ing OF Annis. or leave him out OF the
question altogether. the act OF his
brother was a crime according to the
statutes.
In such cases. however. tie law
makers Of the several states are to
blame to an extent almost equalling
lac culpability OF the injured hus-
band who defies the laws.
So long as redress for the despoi.-
ing Of ones home is limited to suits
for monetary damages. the pistol will
be used upon the licentiaus and the
prcfligate. And In aggravated cases
the slayer can rest assured that 1
majority Of the public will extend to
him their cordial sympathy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
Pu, New Blood Into Yeur Business

The unto dat" PROFESSIONAL adviser
or h"sirCs.; dOr'Cr. whrn called %
examine 7 Shrirk'r~. declining bus
mess. often irdS n" ,a:icn: bart!E
alive: tho c;rcuat!Cn wing so siTS'
sish that he can har:!r ind the pul Q.
In desperate case lie this he say
TO the proprietor: YIN must put
rev BLOOD into this buSnCss. There
is 70 life in il. Thor is no "n"rSv,
70 push. no enterprise here. Wh"n
a patiert gets as low T. his or,
mere are 7nly Two thint 10 20: i;
run O." or i5fu:o nCw cod ir:o his
vc'cs and NV 20 rc.v zei:atc him
Success Maya irS.
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PAY YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY.

IL is the custom Of most merchants
to SEMI cut their hills AZ the hcgin-
ming of each month. II Is the habit
Of some persons to delay he pay
ment Of bills even when they have
the money in hard with which to
make payment. To-day is the begin
nirg Of n now wear rs we'll as Of q
new month. and rerhans almost eve-v
man who owes on account ct store
or elsewhere will receive state
ment within the rsyt few DAYS. Moth
Ing will promo'e NOR" surely business
?ctvity in this CITY than the PROMPT
payment of bills at the beginning o.
this wear In order to mako trade
ac'ivr money mrSt he pV' into cir
culation. The way to n"t money in
circulation is 10 nay hills. Tho man
who receives the mCncv. perhaps.
ewes some one else AND is thus en-
allied TO nay his d"hts and the man
to whom he paws them navS his l"''.s.
and 81 on In an endless chain. More
than this. Tho man who collects money
due him at the borirnirC of the wear,
n H. has no debts 10 nav. IS nerhapS
waiting for the morCv due him TO
hrv goods or tc emnl"y labor. Hrd
thus he puts morev into circulation
The man wro RVS an account q
500 AZ The beginning Of new w"ek
may he tho Instrument for "vtirc"ish-
ing Ave times that amount Of indebted,
ness before the weeks end. A man
NAV owe a small debt and. th!rkir =
tho pavmcnt at the time Is unimnor-
tant. DELAYS fer anr nstderablf
time TO make payment business sfng-
nation would result For these rec
sors everv person who nays his bills
prompt; at the beginning OF the year
will he doing ruhlic service and
making a contribution To hnsines'
activity and pros,eritv. PROMPT pay
mort Is als~ benefit to tho man
who makes 1t. bHcs"sc II strength ns
his credit and Increases the desire
for his patronage Paw yopr i'lla
and keep things Observation-Disclosures
Sun.
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international Cable Lines.

Consul John II. SnodcrasS writes
from Kobe. hat for three years past
there have been negotiations passing
SttwCen China and Japan on account
OF the peculiar conditions in relation
to telegraph lines near the Asiatic
coas, line. following tho EusSoJapa-
nese war II is understood that an
agreement has bCtn reached 1pOn tn"
following lines:
First. The submarine telegraph
cable between KwanturE Province
and Chefoo shall b. divided y we" n
the two countries. tho section from
Kwaniung Province 10 point ~
miles from the shor" 1T Chefoo being
he'll nv Japs7. and The section he
yoad that poirt by China.
Second. China shall continue \
telegraph l'nc from the landing poia.
a the submarine cable 30 The Japa-
negc pcst-osicc az ChcfOo. and that
the Jeraresc post-ofEoe at Che'oo
q nj with messages in japanese kama
charsc or fc= the convenience Of
Jana nose.
Third That tho-e tcl"Ersp h iirrs
cons: ricrcd nv Jaban in NsnchUria
during the Ru -SoJarsr"Sr var re-
msiniaS outside the railway kou1daTy
shpu ~ purchased BY Chins: bot
even after tho rlrrhase of such lines
Japanese st-f sks1. for IN" con
vericnce Ct Japanese r s'Gfnrs ir
IN. open ci'ics In Napchuria. 10
Authorized 10 deal in Nan"huria VIII
Narcharis with mcSs7res In Japanrs
rpA1y Sn.1fsf
Minor regulations are 10 Do arrang
cd lister on the same haSis.-DsilJ
Consular and Trade Reports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
Senate and finally agreed to by tho

Senate and finally agreed to by tho
House conferees.
President Cleveland refused to ap-
prove It. Also he declined to veto
the measure. The German tariff
bill became law by default. When
Congress IS In session, an act while
unapproved by The President. yet be.
comes the law Of the land unless We
toed by him within ten days.
The Democratic President and the
Democratic Congress were elected in
1892 purely upon the Issue Of an
equitable tariff
The sins Ct the legislators descend.
cd upon the executive, notwithsant.
ing tina. the latter declared in a let.
ter to Representative Catchings OF
mississippi tina: the measure. as
amended. constituted party pcrfidy.
From that day to this. the Demo
cratic party has been the minority
party ut Washington The failur"
TO carry out campaign Hedges prov
ed fatal.
Notwi. hstanding. there are some
self-stylcd Democrats who still be-
lieve. or pretend to believe. that the
partys best interests may be subserv-
ed by another departure from It's ten
cts and the enhancement OF Republic
can policies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
SOCIALIST EXPLAINS.

Hardly has there ever been bet
ter illustration Of the difficulties
which lie In the path Of those who
would put into practice the theories
Of the Socialist than that given by
J. G. Phelps Stones. OF New York. in
a speech the other night, q. New Ha-
ven. OF which III. following Is Q press
report:
u. c. Phelps Stokes. Of Stamford
and New York. brother OF the Rev.
Arson Phelps Stokes, spoke tonight
before one thousand persons IN Stein
ert Hall. this city. At one time he
was interrupted with this question:
why don't you give scme OF your
money to the church,
We'll. think the church does
more harm than good sometimes. The
directors snd stockholders of the big
corporation occupy the best pews In
the front rows OF the churches and
the preachers have to be very careful!
no: 10 say anything to hurt the fsct
ings OF their principal supporters.
replied Mr.. Stokes.
At the end OF his address Mr..
Stokes said he was ready TO be q1es-
toned by the audience Some one
asked him. Haven't you a brother in
the church?
Yes. and I am glad Of It, he re-
piled very quickly I am glad he Is
In the church. because he may he able
TO DO IL .cE,e good Different men
have different t.mpersm.S's. and he
may do some rood in the chrrch
what sre you DOING with the
millions You Inherited gus STONED
anciher person
You are mistaken. retained Mr.
Stokes. J did rot inheri; millions. !!
inherited some thousands AMI want.
I'd to give those Thousands lnck to
the people that produced them as
well as the Income from those ;hou.
sands. Those thousands consist 4
mcInly Of shares In corporations and
In yart ownership Of utice buildings
In New York. I took into consi5cra
ton the people who produced thi'
wealth ara fond that 10 return g;
, to al, figuring for some time hack,
would lie TO give oBe-quartcr cf cent
TO each ono. which would DO them
TO coed 50 decided TO devote ths
entire amount TO the Socialist pro
psesnda and give my life 20 o..
Ny own living earn by being 81
rector or oflicer Ct corporations In
vh'ch hold stock. ana a. eivc two
thirds q my time to Socialism the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02

salary th-s earned is small. but it Is
enough for III" maintenance OF my
wife and myself
Mrs. Stokes was unable to speak
on accom-: of cold"
How illuminating - thai statement
that were tho speaker to divil" his
wealth equally among his countrvm n
they should each receive about
G"artcr OF cent.
T. seems that the practical people.
OF whom are Inc vast majority Cf
new: paper r, at!"rs the statements OF
this VOL m aNinr gentleman who is
end has been chasing butterflies 'o~
some years. need 10 adu' no o her
Norfolk L"dS DisIatCh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
RIFLE PRACTICE IN
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
War Department Greatly interested
in What is Being Done i" e@u-
catiorai Institutions.

WIZ ,.n H., e'.hcDi, .ofInrcs and
,,,I.'',,,I,i,.. ~, ;.,, lri,.d st9t,s do
in,, l., H., wo,, of u,,,j,ar., traipju., iIr
~ a,n,,,ic,, ,.nnthp i, , u,I,siiru in
h;,i 49, W.. n.,,,r,,,,.r, &c "r,a,Iy
i,,,'r,.,..d Arr,orima,ry one, !,un-
49,, i,;,,; ln,i,in, h-,c
,, 60 ,,,,',, ar,,v ,acrrs rn
'';,I' 10 oo,i,., r.iir.j lie, Dur-
,nn, ,n,, d.,,,,m,.,, want tn mich
't,,,Io ., osonrt,in v.hot woy h. ing
,,oaa,,,,,,;,h,., b.. ;bo,n rNc,rs and
o.. ra. ,,,'i ',.r, ., yss,sI,d f.,
~ .,,,,,,...'o, th.. i,.sI >,utions whrr,
,.,o., r.1rn ..r,;pr krnor,. w.r, re-
,;,', ,.,,,, ,,oh ,r tho on,r,rs de-
,,,'>, a,, .o,.h ,,.,i,u,i,n wos f..
c,,,.. ,.;,,,J =. hi.
di,,, l., ,dition .,,ris,ics were, G ,u.
niI,.I in r,,snrct to the COY. rumcr: "a
rr:cycd b,. certain colIr.,s so that
the whole gives the General staff a
+ very fair id. Of jus: VIVA tn GOV
eminent is getting in the shape Of
3 military training in return for what
it is doing Tor these Institutions f.
learning,
M. ,o.ou. -. ,ho ir..,.o,io,,. VII
ro, ,o mad, ,rhlic TN. th., General
c,a, u.i', ,,r,h,,I, bayr .,r,rcthirr to
~ ,hn ,,ni,c, when rho r,por, ;
,rn RI, rou.hlv dj,,nei, 4 ,.oS, Il the
COLLEGES 1nd rnivrr, iii; rn"rivin.
,nrIr,,,.n, aid nav a, cr.jon 10
,h,;r military dpr1rimrnt bu' very
!, f,'u arc oo,inoed for rirc.;racticc, on
which Tho dcnrrtmnnt is Growing
,,o-l, ;nsic,rnt Aooir ara orain tn,
;ncnoctor. rrnnr, me ,bvcrcn e rife /
r,rrn . M. Of doors and the moor fac,l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
sATuRpAY, JANUARY =. 1909.
acw THE SENATE DOMINATES.

while perhaps not having the spe-
ciiic purpose in view. the Washing
ton Post points out how lar the lesis'
aatiye department OF the national gov.
raent has departed from the obserV-
ance OF the principle Of government
BY the people.
The Washington paper, which OF
late has shown a disposition TO cham
J MON the cause Of centralized sys-
TEN OF government. yet appears to
BE dissatisfied with the AFFECT sur
render by the popular branch OF Con-
ixress to the upper chamber. whose
membership Is only indirectly resron'
sibie to the voters.
says, the Post:
The constitution. clause /. section
a. article I. provides that "All bills
for raising revenue shall originate IN
he House of Representatives. but the
Henate may propose or concur with
A1pandments as on other bills.
an theory the publi.. purse IS in
ne keeping of the House OF Repre-
seatatiyes, and 1t was the design OF
tie fathers to create q popular body
tint should dominate the Federal
bQdy IN the legislation OF the repuo'
He. hut that intention has been sig
naIly defeated in the sequel. as is
Shown In every tarir It'll since AMI
inclusive OF the commission bill OF
= quarter of . century ago. and many
20 those that preceded 1888, notably
t&ak q 1857.
The settled policy seems to be for
III House to maize q skeleton and
e6na It to the Senate for flesh and
iacod and skin. Certainly the Ding
Nv law was 50 made and 40 was the
N1asoa law, one by q Republican and
90 ether BY . Democratic Congress.
~ M the House shirkei Its duty.
Z nercd its most valuable prero-
q ~. and subordinated itself to the
"a the washington newspaper
- n 70 go further into details. It
n1S2Et have called attention to the
- that the Wilson law" Of 1894
49, renamed after 1t reached the
snSels The bin there was re-chris.
Sen<a -the w5lson-Gcrman act"
Essn this arpellatiou was misno-
aee. The measure should have been
eA,3ed IAN Act representing perfec;
system OF trade and exchange De-
kween Democratic and Republican
esoaxersI-
neference to the Congressional
SIrcora Of 1894 will show that after
- sc-cailei wilscn bill had long
zrea the subject Of elaboration by
- Seuate finance committee. i: was
x0potaed TO the Senate with some
80 HE eixh, hundred amendments
e3Ss.aed.
b = recalled BY those VINO made
- e. the occurrences OF those
2 tooS 0enStot NoofoSes Vi u"
-; Who then was the chairman
s4ks eesste finance committee. re-
{ $4,000 The ~bonor" In disgust. and
- \ Ten upoa James x. Jones.
aSD1e fsvm Arkansss, to engineer
) - 1esssssructsd taria bin through
1h61ossase.
Ex1clhees, while strong partisan.
- 3 sugge51y honest man.
0no - he asrocisies Of the afneni.
49, 80 he assessment Of high
oGs5a1 upos refined sugar. which
= 80 nekla3es bin o. 1850 had
= - 0e svss H.
= k11H1n - vss rsssed b. tsc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02

You can ECv"= maze 4 wCTcr ,
Iiov" TIA: hNr rCi=tboT lis 7 'i,S' {
have a ruGahUh; when she s':i Owe
her that cup Of SUGAR she b~:r"w'c
last spTinS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
tjssis.

Cherish deals as the Traveller cher.
tyres the north star. ard KEEP the
ru'GirS Iigf; rUTc and bright and high
,bnvc The EUriz Mills.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02
Werkincs Of Conscience.

Suspicion always hauals the guilty
1.nd-ShakcS, care.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-02


FARF.--tVrst~ciass one way, *S'o'i
Round tip, limit thirty t%ys. sli'oe-
meals and berth N r;aiero'n n
: cluded.
Storage. without subsistence, {5.ob.
TICKETS on sale at L. It @. HSil-
va Tirh,l Ohi"e.
NIGHT LINE EETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND. "a.
S;eHln".s Nranion and N"rkl'!
. lcavr pi3r "a" $50 every evening
paasen?eTs only
VIRGINIA NAVlGATiON COh'
PANY. James River Say Line io'
| i;icl,nrnI and all Jane. Eiv.:r !aHt-
,ngs. Strcrler Pc ihGutas i'avef
! Ncwpor. News. TUESDAYS. Th"'>;2ys
nd SATURDAYS a; ':'5 !. n Leave
NewpOrt News Moray Wines AZ
and Friday at s .. u. FOR NoT!2s ane
OLD Point
! Steamer HAMPTON x:W lt2ve per
"A" daily exccp' Sun1as. at $50 l.
! m, yoiu3 TO NCriGik, and 90 4:3o y
NJ. gong 10 Smithf ID. Steamer "Ac.
. corac" will Ieave pier -" daily e1
;ept Sunday at ga. n. going to Sn'tn'
field and y. M. go:n:; t" N2F''x
All hu:irc<s between NV !ork Az
N.vpt.rt News transacted st c'"r 80
A., brsiress between Newpor1 t|s"s
, Nrrfu'k, SIa':h2@'i ard Local PORTS
..a-s3c.,.s - Pier "A" 'nor q TW@a.
- ash g. W, RI. LAND IN. sSc's-
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II. Ikinrs e. his Wsr'c.

!: IS not ". who Tos5.s, -" 'hir-s
# ,his word. I; is Il" things =: hts
word which Tos~ess us.-JchanHes
jo.f:Cn.sa.
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The osrb aScs-

The DIRK sgcs are The ones during
which our so3homorcs are inclined
10 believe they know IL all
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Advice Against Rashness.

Yet pause ere thou uEraove and set
thine ark adTif, oE midtown seas
Jean InSelov.
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CLYDE STEAMSHIP Gu
steamers TO Philadelphia
MONDAY. THURSDAY an6
SATURDAY..

Sailing from Philadelphia, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
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daily At c. & o. T-~T No. s. ONO
River Road. jas ". MCARRCS
Gen. Southern Agent
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO
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GID DuMiss!nN I'm

f. Daily Service
49, FOR SEW YORK;
iESr& From Ccmparys Wharf,
iAASaE Norfolk. Zoo, OF Church
III street every T|ck cay
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The k3nsasas E44h.Es ~
STriws5.I CO.

~. Wash y & O. Ry... ".9: % a. n.
Ar Phil. q. & O. Ry. s'il:so q. m.
Ar. N Y, B. & o. Ey... 'e2:ie p. H.
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". phila., Penn. Ry.-.. 3: 20 .. N.
Ar. Wash. Penn. Ry.... 'S:22 p. m.
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Lv. y. Y, Penn. Ry. -. 'l2:55 p. m
Ar. Wash, Penn. Ry.... ''6:lS 2. u.
ar. Wash, Penn. Ry.... 1922 2. m.
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IL. Wash. Penn. Ry.... s.s:0 90 r. m.
Ar n, Y, Penn. Ry.... ''1:l5 p. m.