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a GOOD CHANGE
a Change Of Food Worka Wonders

Tho wrong food and drink causes
LOT Of trouble in this world Te
change the food DE- the first duty 81
every person that d. ill particularly
from stomach and nervous troubles
A. an Illustration: A lady Don Mo haE
with her husband. been brought around
70 health again by leaving on coffee
and some articles Of food that dld
not agree with them. They began ua.
ing Postum and Grape.Nuts food. She
says:
For q number 81 years I suffered
with stomach and bowel trouble
which kept getting worse unuui ] was
very IN most Of the time. About -four
years ago ! left or coffee and began
taking Postum. Ny stomach and
bowels improved right along. but / waa
50 reduced IN flesh and 80 nervous that
the least thing would overcome me.
Then ! changed my food and be.
gan using Grape-Nuts in addition no
Postum. / lived on these two prin.
cipally for about four months Day
by day ! gained in flesh and strength
until now the nervous trouble has 90
tirely disappeared and I feel that
owe my lie and health 10 Postum and
Grape Nuts.
Husband "a % years old and be was
troubled for long time with occa-
sionaI cramps, and slept badly. Finally
prevailed upon him TO leave Of coffee
and take Postum. He had stood out
for a long time. but after he tried
Postum for a few days he found that
he could sleep and that his cramps
disappeared. He was satisfied and has
never gone back 10 coffee.
II have a brother I'm California who
has been using Postum for several
years: his whole family uso ~ also be-
cause they have had such good results
from a."
Look IN pkgs. for the little book, The
Road TO MELVILLE" There's a Reason"
Ever read the above Ietterf new
Oae appears from time to tim~. They
are gesuise. srue, and fuii OF humni
Interest.
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Protects toe Open celIsrway.

Gus for the little ones. and much more
so II the door Is located on the porch
or In the house. writes n. Orlando
Taylor in Popular Mechanics. To
prevent anyone from falling into the
opening and yet allowing "A thorough
ventilation of the cellar the following
described device will prove very ef
fective: Make a frame from one by
four inch pine boards. one-fourth inch
shorter and one and one fourth inches
narrower than the opening. Cover the
frame with wire netting and securely
staple II 10 the wood. Hang the screen
frame low enough TO allow the main
door TO close down over IT, Hinges
may be fastened 10 a one inch block
nailed 10 the side Of the opening Sim.
liar blocks are nailed 10 the opposite
side to support the other side OF the
door. The wire screen door may be
held in an upright position by n loop
OF cord hooked over nail driven
I'm the edge OF cleat on the main
door
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Simple Permanent Groupings.

Owners Of large estates to-day omit
the old-time formal floral designs for
the wide. open expanse of lawn. with
here and there groups Of flowers or
shrubs arranged more after the natu-
raj style Of such flowers and plants
They strive less for set pieces made
Of tulips, hyacinths. genaniums. etc
and more for the possibilities from the
proper grouping of certain trees and
shrubs. wistaria arbors. masses Of j.
laos, rhodendrons. azaleas. peonies,
etc. As result many very beautiful
estates now adorn our country and we
are fast rivaling the old world In this
respect Landscape gardening IL now
taking its proper place as "A fine art.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-11

Long before the annihilator of time
and distance throws itself across the
city the railroad men prepare for it,
Its passing is the incident of the night
The heart beats a little faster, a tight
er grip is seized upon the duty of
the hour, the signals are inspected
twice-yes, and more than twice; the
crossing gates are dropped to the
ground and then-they wait.
Every one looks to the west, for, like
young Lochirvar. this train comes out
of the west. She's in the block, as
the signal light reveals And then,
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We've want You 10 marry MS"
said the blushing young man. indicat
ing n young woman with doWucaat
eyes and smiling face who stood d step
behind him
Come in." said Tho minister, ANA he
endeayorcd to oasc their ombarraas.
mcnt for u moment, but ho soon do.
cidcd that 10 WIS useless 90 try
"Wiu YOU be- married with ringF'
he inquired
Tho young man turned "a hclplraa
gaze on his companion, and then
looked "a the minister
II you've got ono to TpHrr and it
can come out a. the two dollars. ]
guess she'd like a." hc said at last
National Food Magazine
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feet that she
was a responsible business woman. Then
somebody reminded Miller that 20 Broadway.
Mrs. McLean's place of business was the
Standard Oil address, which he accepted as
further proof of the lady brokers' ability.
though just why she preferred to have her
mali sent to box 3142 Station A. was not evil
dent. Still. after all. it didn't matter.
Satisfied after these cunning precautions
Mr. Miller sent his check for $500 to Mrs.
Mclean and by return mail learned that she
had invested his money in Union Pacific at
the lowest quotations for that date. He looked
up the quotations and by the closing fig
that he had made s1O0 Some days after
ward he noted that the stock had advanced
ten points. Hooray He had made 81 600.
Would he sell? Not yet. His advisory bro
ker." she called herself, evidently
onto the curves of the street" and would
make a lot of money for him. The stock
tinued to rise and then came a letter from
Mrs. Mclean stating that she had sold his
shares for $4,000 net. She did not, however,
inclose check.
Il have confidential advice wrote the
broker in the same letter, that there is to be
a big movement in Pennsylvania. A number
of my clients are putting in $4,000 apiece to
get the benefit of the deal If you to in
vest $500 in addition to the $4,000 in hand
here will buy similar amount of stock for
you
Mr.. Miller sent in his $500 and as nearly
he could figure out from the quotations he
was within few weeks. s., 900 ahead
Then came the Inevitable letter from
Mrs Mclean saying that she regretted very
much to inform her client that she had sold
the Pennsylvania shares and with the pro-
ceeds had bought 5000 Shelters. but that the
stock had gone down and he owed his
broker s71462
The wild Mr.. Miller 81 800 out of pocket
wrote back indignant letter but received
no reply. Then he complained to the postal
authorities and showed them the circular But
they already had copies of it from ether dupes
and were investigating Mrs. Mclean and her
references. Every of those reliable New
York firms to whom she had referred turned
out to be single individual
In the past few years there has been a
tremendous growth in the swindling industry
throughout the middle west and particularly in
such populous states Ohio, Indiana. Illinois
and Michigan Edwin w. Sims United States
attorney for the northern district of Illinois,
whose Office is in Chicago, has of late been
waging a relentless warfare against fake
poratons that sell stock from which the buyer
never realizes dollar and invariably loses
all the money invested. District Attorney Sims
has worked in connection with the postal
thorities and has managed to secure an occa-
sional conviction From the testimony in a
large number of cases investigated by Mr..
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-11

A game OF chance iu which the
chances are about even The man
leads at FIRST. but after leaving tho al.
tar ho usually follows breWhlcaaly in
his wifo's trail The rules arc Yrry
confusing II "a masked player holds
You up some night al tho end of long
gun. it is called robbery. and ruuucs
You 10 telephone thc police, hut 81 your
wife holds you up for much lHrggf
amount the next morning "a the end ul
a long hug. n rs termed diplomacy. and
counts in her favor IN tha. as DO
other games ri lifc wives Irn usually
allowed moro privilege than other
outlaWR-Judgp
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Product from Five HoIsteins.

Five Holstein COWS at the Nebraska
Agricultural college produced 1860
pounds Of milk In one year. This is
equivalent 10 about $4,000 quarts.
which at the wholesale price Of Ave
cents per quart is equal to st.750. The
calves from these COWS at one year
sold for 1,275. making a total Of
s. OPS for the five COWS. or Sos as an
average yearly earning for each COW.
Counting 800 for the cost Of keeping
each COW. this would leave yearly
net income from one COW Of $500
This il certainly a good showing for
the earning capacity of "A COW. OF
course these were good COWS. but
good cows are the kind 10 keep.
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Japanese Clover.

Japanese clover Lespedeza strata.
is an annual. and grows from Is to -
inches high in good soil. forming a
dense mat of stems and foliage. IL
grows fairly well in poor pine land
and other dry soils, and is useful in
the south for pasture in the fall, and
TO some extent for hay. II has be-
come extensively naturalized i'm many
states south of the Ohio river. For
hay it should be sown in the spring
at the rate of at least 80 pounds to
the acre
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JUST A ROAR AND A FLASH

reach into the air after an express
sion TO tell you of their awe at
railway trains speed. YOU man be sure
that the train must go like flash of
lightning.
No. il isn't likely that you ever saw
the Twentieth Century Limited rip
a place the size of Utica at
four o'clock in the morning, the New
York Tribune says. And If you have
seen it crash by, you just caught a
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to-daya wei woman. Mira WILLIAM
AnRENs, 9ss w. 2lst St, Chicago, nm.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound, made from native roots and
herbs. contains no narcotics or hlrm-
ful drugs. and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
OF female diseases OF any similar medic
cine In the country, and thousands ~
voluntary testimonials are on nle i'm
the Pinkham laboratory AZ Lynn.
Mass, from women who have been
cured from almost every form of
female complaints, Inflammation. ul-
ceration. displacements. hbroid tumors.
Irregularities, periodic pains. hackache,
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes b. -
herself 10 give Lydia J.. pinkham'B
Vegetable Compound a trial.
III you would like special advice
about your ease write ~ coniidcn-
tinl letter to Mrs. PinIShnm, &C
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful
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glimpse of it. saw red fire hiss from
wheels. heard a roar and then saw
nothing but darkness. With sigh
of relief the fiagman at the crossing
will say to you: That was the TWEEN
tieth Century Limited"
Yes, the Twentieth Century Limited
hurls itself through a city the size of
Utica with brakes set hard enough TO
spit thousand angry sparks from the
12-wheeled Pullmans, but that brake
setting business is only a formality.
The train couldn't be stopped within
quarter of a mile.
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Genius and Poultry.

Its remarkable what great intellects,
from Darwin and Tegetmier down.
have interested themselves in the
science of poultry and pigeons. The
commercial side Of this study has
reached it's highest degree in the
American chicken market. the leader
OF the world. A little special scien-
tile knowledge will often save whole
farm ruu OF chickens. turkeys. ducks
and geese. and every family raising
poultry or bees needs good bee and
poultry books In plain, simple English.
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rain has never been known to fall. II
we may trust to statistics. Between
the two lower falls of the River Nile
there Is nothing to show that the soil
has even been blessed with a fall OF
rain 1t Is known ~ the dryest spot
on the earth. and that not withoue
reason-
When . traveller tells the natives
about the wonderful transforms he has
seen elsewhere they immediately put
him down ~ . charter member Of the
Anantas club They positively refuse
to believe that The clouds can weep.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-11

A. one of tho Wagner Operas fc0
days ago woman mudrpd hnr friend
and said who's that distinguished
man bowling 80 you over tborc1. llT
friend looked iu me direction dn.ie
mated and smiled iu return rfnrrue
"Thata my butcher ahr aaid p .es
him bore quite often WHOM e1 mar
keting in tho morning vo always diH
cuss the opera Hes German, rn.
know. and really knows "a lpf ab0Ht
other things besldoH cutting Woa.'.
~ w York sun
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Monday In September. made national
legal holiday 1894. Arbor day is a Ie-
gal holiday In some states. although
the month and date of its observance
vary. Every Saturday after IL o'clock
noon IL = legal holiday In New York.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Mary
land Good Friday h observed In Ala
hama. Florida. Louisiana. Maryland.
Pennsylvania. Minnesota and Tennes-
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Such Is the Passing Of the Fast Elk
press Train Through Sub
urban Cities.

No, you have never seen 1t. AT
least the chances are thousand to
one that you have never seen it. Yet
it is one of the twentieth century won
ders. When grizzled. shaggy-headed
railroad men. grown old in the serv-
ice. look up to heaven and seem to
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-11
Water for Pigeons.

I'm freezing weather put fresh warm
water in open vessels for the pigeons
when you feed them in the morning
In an hour or so empty what water
is left and refill the vessels at the
afternoon feeding time. Empty them
before closing up at night.
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Immune Animals.

w NJ Hayes. assistant secretary OF
agriculture. declares that there Is good
reason TO believe that domestic ami
mails can be bred resistant TO tubercu.
losis and that in time we may have
breed of animals that are immune
from many diseases that are nov
fatal
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way down the yard headlight, just
dot appears. But IL grows, grows
big. with astonishing rapidity. II
swells big. round and high and then
1T darts by. Fire at the locomotive
wheels and in the black of night the
long. dark monster. riding on stream
ers OF fire, leaps past and out OF
sight
No wonder men gasp and say: Good
heavens. She jumps through here
like streak of lightning"
truth-telling woman has but few
feminine friends
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Care in Breeding.

The thrifty farmer pays strict atten.
tion TO the breeding Of his animals.
They are carefully guarded as To en-.
vironment. diet. air and cleanliness
so that the best market value can be
reached
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tors saidIcould not
get well unless [
bad nh perati0l.
i know I could not
stand the strain or
one, 80 | wrote 10
You sometime ago
about nay hcalth
and you told mo
that 10 do. After
takfng Lydia Il.
linklam's kegcta-
bic Compound and
Blood Purifier 1 am
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Against ReIncarnatIoo.

THE theosophists say that after
death we are born again and live on
other planets"
Il hope / don't go to Mars"
why mott"
Il never can agree with anyone -
to whether canals ought TO BE- sec
level or lock type"
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PuIIet Production.

II is said that young cockereIs ma
ted with yearling hens will produce a
larger percentage of pullets than cock
erels among the chicks. Has anyone
had experience along this line?
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pillars Of Fire.

Great men are the fire pillars In this
dark pilgrimage of mankind; they
stand as heavenly signs. everlasting
witnesses of what has been. prophetic
tokens Of what may still be. the re-
veaied embodied possibilities of hui
man nature-Carlyle.
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Milk the Cow Dry.

Before you leave a COW milk her
dry. but quit when the work is done
The last ounce may contain 30 per
cent OF butter fat, but when that 10
drawn there Is no more TO bother
about.
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The American Hen.

wealth IN a year by six times than
the gold or iron mines of the United
States and she doesn't get much credit
Tor IL
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Making Best Butter.

The best butter comes from milk
with the greatest per cent. of cream
Where the per cent. OF cream IN the
largest there Is not SO much milk to
sour and take up bad odors.
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for the boys and girls to read and
study. Almost all children take n nat.
ural and vivid interest In the myster.
les of the barnyard
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SIMMONS
Purifier

IN YELLOW TIN BOXES ONLY
And the best cure for constipa-
ton known.
Tell your druggist you want IL; say
SIMMONS" and stick to ~. Hes
got H. n he hasn't he'll get it for
YOU. And its the one remedy TO
get to get rid of Liver Trouble.
At All Druggists, tVevwhofe, 25c, and S
A 3. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO., Sherman Texas
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COVERING FOR CELLAR DOOR
10 eeeessary-Presers chlicrso
from, Falling into Opening.

A cellar door must be left open nj
times for ventilation and when in this
condition the opening is quite danger.
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Whero MAIN % Unknown.
TAese = I'll least one spot where
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OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago, I'LL was troubled with
falling and Inflammation. and tho at4-
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Ar LaSf They've Found a
CURE for LiUer TROUBLED

4 CURE THAT CURES; liver
remedy which not only clcanscs
and purifies that organ, but cncr-
gises and vitalizes IL without irri-
tating
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other of BOS-
ton. s175 900.
So the eau
tiOus Mr.. Mil
Ter sent let
tiers of inquiry
TO the reliable
firms to whom
Mrs. Mclean
referred. All
of them wrote
back TO the eff
feet that she
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milk lOT the DOdTOeFS
at the summer hotel and hens that
laid eggs for them John was making
what the neighbors called a good liv-
ing for himself and wife and three
children
One day John went TO the postoffice
and was surprised TO receive a nice.
confidential letter from James w.
Snowden. of he Rio Vista Banana
Company Of New York. whose planta-
tons were in Ell Campo. Brazil. offer
ing him shares in the company at low
figures that We're soon 10 be advanced
30 per cent. There was prospectus
accompanying the letter explaining all
about the plan. John didn't know Mr.
Snowden. but Mr.. Snowden seemed TO
know him. and as he required but a
little money. only $40 a month. and
guaranteed him two per cent month
on his investment. it was easy for
John. on his way home. to sketch
future Of purple and gold. especially
as the circular said that the food prod
uct of the banana is to that of the
potato as Al to 1 and to that of wheat
as 1873 to l.
Next day he sent the first $40 to
the Rio Vista Banana Company and
by return mail received ten shares of
the stock and contract which he
signed and forwarded to New York.
For % months he kept sending $40
month, but no dividend was returned
Then he wrote to Mr.. Snowden. max.
ing anxious inquiry as to why he was
receiving no profit on his $3.50 invest
ment. Mr.. Snowden replied that in
the spring the Rio de Janeiro had
overlooked its banks and the pIanta.
ton had been flooded. This had killed
the banana trees and they had all had
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OWN near the east
end Of Long island. In
quiet little Greenport.
lived a man who may
as well be called John
Rivers. John had a
small truck garden, an
orchard from which
he sold apples and
pears. a COW that gave
milk for the hOardprS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
ALtRTA G0.NSUM|DQR.
CUIDADO CON
LAS IMITACIONES

Ell ron llaye ss tan popular en-
Puerto Rico por su evidente pu1eza,
buen sabor y exquisite aroma.
No hace dsno. Sus efectos estim u
lantes son INOFENSIVOS. No con-
tiene ninguna droga nj substantial
agena & sus naturales elementoA Sc
fabrica por destilaci6n continua al
vapor, usandose los apa1atos mas
modernos = adoptandose el mas es-
merado proeelimiento sanitario. Tn
cuidado especial Sc observa en- 81 en-
botellado y empaque. NADIA de
COMPOS1CIONES. Pidase en- to-
das parties. Para compras al por
mayor en- San Juan diri;irse a los
Sres. B. Fernandez & Hermanos.
'' Sucres. de Perez Hermanos.
" NJ. r. Calder6n y Co.;
" A. Suarez & Co.
Agentes en- Mayagiez:
" Moral & Co.'s. en- @.
Agentes en- Bayam6n:-Sres. Ma
nuel Perez 4 Co.
Agentes en- Vega -Baja:-Sres. Su-
cesores de Sobrino & Co.
Fabricantes: Sucres. de Roses &
Co. S. en- G. Arecibo. P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
Atrayentes nov edades.

Las novedades, San Francisco As
ofrecen & su distinguida clientela
de Ia ciudad y Ia isla, el mas esplen-
dido surtido en- obietos de utilidad
y fantasia. Desde los mas valiosos y
elegantes sombreros para sehoras Sc
noritas y nihasultinfas fornas, ,hasta
las mas costosas y artisticas de to-
dos tamanos y clases, Sc encuentran
en- el tablecimiento de moda la
mas atrayente existencia. Bibelots,
alfombras, relojes, perfumeria, ador-
nos de cabeza, pasamanerla, ,plumas
para sombreros, paraguas y sombri-
las, cuadros, estuches propios para
regalos de onomasticos y de boda, ro
pa para senoras sehoritas y 1liilas
&. &. todo flamante y removable en-
;odos los vapores. Ahora ha embarca
do para Estados Unidos el comprador
de la casa y Sc estan recibiendo los
nuevos pedidos. Regalos de magnifi-
cos tonografos para los clientes de Ia
casa. No olvideis Las Novedadcs de
Ia calle de San Francisco as.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
Cumpida su condena
E! gobernador MEGA varias
petic1ones de ind ulto.
La cOrte de Ponce ordena Sc
suSpenda la e.jecucion de Juan
ROsadO.

Luis Ortiz Lugo. fu6 ruesto
en- libertad por habcr de.jado
cumplida Ia sentencia de un
aho de presidio que lie fu6 i'm
puesta por la Corte de Di>tri-
to de Mayagicz. FOR el delito
de "Escalamicnto cn primer
grado.
FL Hon. gobcrnador de Pto.
Rico ha negado la gracia de
indulto, solicitada por los con-
flnados de presidio y carcelcS,
Justo Lugo. Federico Bachi-
nj, Juan Perez Escobar. Car
melo Cruz. Fernando Benitez.
Bonifacio Soto. Maria Nieves
Morales. J llip del Toro Fer
nandez. Pedro Olivo. Concep.
ci6n Feruand"z Ortiz Andres
Rivera, Benito Sanchez Scrra-
no, Manuel lgl"-jas Cordero.
Rafael Molina Pant6n. Pedro
Alicea. jose Saigucro. Emilio
Diaz, Eusebio de la Rosa. Juan
Barreto de JesIIs. SnfU.O-0 V
Emiliano Cupeles Mercado,
Ramon Ohvio Escobar. Y Jose
BreDes Collaze.
La Corte de Dfstrito de Pom
&c ha ordenado sea suspendi-
da la eiecucion de Juan Rosa
do Colon. que estaba decreta-
da para el dia seis del proxi-
mo Mayo, en- yirtud de apela-