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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12
The Match Bill Is
Against Phosphorus,
But Not the Trust
Don't Wax Glad or Enthusiastic
Over This aiiI In Congress
That Looks As 10 That Body
Has Repented.

n Il '"
That Looks As 10 That Body fine and for imprisOn
X Has Repented. three years OF any one wac
transports white yellow sulphur
phosphorus mate n
Looks good and encouraging doesn't it,
Bill AGAINST a trust, actually
az And in OF the public health
Almost sounds too good be doesn't it.
Well don't get excited or shouting burning red fire
} ii ISN'T that it is time to take hope
There is NO question but that parlOr instrument of
death,
So far as the bill being the concerned it
but only incidentally
Its in of health only al means to an end
We had lust heard about the Mann bill picked up author
y danger the manufacture of the pa
match
infinitely
The phosphorus these matches deadly
poison especially its action rong the bones
those who have become noculated
those engaged their manufacture And this danger
explosion something infinitely
phosphorus manufacture matches Of this kind
deadly poison especially fearful character Its action to rot the
bones of those who have become inoculated
part body commonly affected the awbone This is
phosphorus easy through the teeth particle
cavity TOOTH the iawbone
ang suffering surgical operations that muate the
removing sections of the and then often results
death after years of suffering
The prevalence the poison by report government
recently Investigated the subject They found eighty two
employees the factories the
factory supplied
Says the Philadelphia American commenting the bill:
~ Sss .s . : Ca. TT.
the SS, 80 II tho % . millions Of '''
For ssas.a.s 'ss.' ~idsse-a
hosp: % sssr: s: a
@ I'm =
:sSsy I..
s ." ss. ] sss.:
to i .. :s:y and s they sn s 's ns
easily pr.s.nS.
eSsry statute for III. reputation iabo every
s'
..s VI: s. .s" n: s s %
.s' our
other right that has been used stalking horse for e0a'd
cm. rost. as aas".. those Of pse0s %.nsmsd property
But the Philadelphia for a shock
anticipated lineup against
naturally supposed be this event whereas
e the bill looks first sight be the saving human lives
said it isn't and is TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
which this bill going pass are
ghtuy colOred gentleman the wood pile going
the hair of the Philadelphia North Americans editorial wntar
stand end like quilts etc.
why public
Of dahbed repentance the andpat
ton;
THE MATCH TRUST WANTS THE BILL PASSED
Not that the match has suffered stricken either
We have received friendly tip that the trust has for months
had its control the whatever the
and yellow phosphorus at which the bifis aimed
you INDEPENDENT going
get it, THE INTEREST OF THE POOR woRKINGMAN THE
PUBLIC HEALTHs
Right part the anatomy
you helped to chicken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12
Pleasing the People.

To the Editor of The Times Per
init me at this time to hand you
something II is boquet. There are
no thorns hidden beneath the leaves.
This little nosegay is a token of ap-
probation for your ably written edi-
torials. | don't suppose you care q
continental ding bat whether ] like
your editorial utterances or not.
That feature of the case has not been
considered In every desert there
ought TO be an oasis. The newspaper
mans desert is about az long, as hot
and as barren OF JOY spots as any
Dad travelled and that IL one reason |
am trying TO pick out a little green
spot for you. slam you down on L..
and make you listen TO my approval
OF your splendid efforts TO carry EN-
lightenment into Darkest Africa
You are no doubt wondering what
this IL all about. Well, it IL about
your recent editorials on the new gov
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12
Sane, Temperate, Wise.

sane, fcHPe@c'
To the Editor OF The Times:-Ai-
low me to congratulate you on an
other step in the advanced journalism
OF The Times. | think your position
sane, temperate, wise. Christian.
]. NJ. BARKLEY,
Pastor Forest-Ave. Pres. Church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12
Favors Local option.

Favors Local OptioH.
The Detroit Daily Times has an
nounced its intention not to hereafter
hermit beer and whiskey advertise
monfs i'm its columns. In making tnat
determination known the Detroit pa
per editorially says: ITO many, the
Young especially, beer drinking Is the
beginning OF evil 1t seems TO LEAD
directly to that excess which Jeopar-
dies health. position, happiness
Morally. industrially, economically
the age is against the intemperance
OF which beer drinking is often the
first stage. Many homes into which
this paper goes alike as a chronicle
OF the DAYS history and the professed
instrument of helpfulness, Deneve
strongly that beer is inimical TO the
best interests of the family. Many
have voted to Danish the sale or IL
from their communities. The Times
believes il has no moral right TO an
tagonize the conscientious conVic-
tons of these homes and communi-
ties through what II prints In Its ad-
vertising columns We do not care
10 be talking beer to people who CO
not want their children TO be invited
10 drink Il by their home paper; nor
10 those who ought not to drink it,
The facts here stated are such AS Will
necessarily apply to every self-re-
speeding newspaper in Michigan and
the position taken by that paper on
the liquor advertising question is one
that will strongly commend itself 10
every home-favoring paper I'm Michi-
gan.-Sherman Pioneer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12
In Keeping With Its Record.

The Detroit Times is to be cor
graduated upon its decision to eN.
clude all liquor advertising from its
columns The liquor men are liberal
advertisers because they want their
tGade to stand side by side with the
grocery. dry goods, hardware, furni-
ture and other kinds Of legitimate
business. They want their ruinous
trafic to have the same high stand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12

The head OF a new hat pin for wo-.
men is made hollow to hold a tiny
powder pun, the hinged lid being pro-
vided with q small mirror.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-12
President Taft included in his

President Taft included in his
message to congress a recommenda'
ton that the manufacture of what
is known as the parlor match, be
abated.
Congressman Mann, of Illinois, has
now introduced a bill providing for
a fine of $1,000 and for imprisOn-
ment for three years of any one whO
transports white OF yellow sulphur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-29

tlon de cOncienc1a. (Rumores.)
No, no tiene NADIA de particular, por-
que en- los Consoles de guerra no pue-
den todos los consejeros estudiar las di-
ligencias.
Ell senior Amado: Pero las lee el juez.
Ell senior Alvarez (don Melquiades) {:
No pod1a leer todas las declaraciones
del sumariO.
Ell senior Martin Sanchez: Las i'm
portantes Sc leen todas.
Ell senor Alvarez (don Melquiades) ::
Esta blen: pero como son muchOs los
testigos, no pod1an leerse todas EN- me-
nos de diez doce horas, y no estuvo tan
to tempo reunido ell Consejo.
Ell juez, seilor Amado, hizo un resu-
men de las pruebas, pero omiti0 todo 10
que era favorable para Ferer Y agre-
go 10 adverse
(Rumores.)
No sc puede negar 10 que Sc puede
probar. Eel juez pone en- labios de los
testigos 10 que los testigos no han dicho
Ell ministro de la Guerra: Demues-
trelo su sefor1a.
Ell senor Alvarez: va 10 hare.
Ell ministro de La Guerra No, ahora.
Ell senor Alvarez: Bien: Ell juez omite
que Ell jefe de polic1a declara que no sa-
be quienes sean los promovedores de los
sucesos.
No vengo, despues de un estudio de-
tenido, decir inexactitudes.
Ell senior La Cierva: Pues ha dicho
muchas S. S., y tendra que rectificar.
Ell senior Alvarez: Con gusto 10 hare,
81 es necesario.
Un testigo dice que lie parece que apa-
reci6 Ferrer en- Masnou, y ell juez 10 dice
en- firme.
Tengo otras varias acusaciones.
(Rumores)
jQuereis todav1a mas pruebas?
El pals, al conocer ell proceso, Sc es-
candalizara, sobre todo habi6ndolo he
cho ell partido conservador, 'encargado
de defender ell trono y por orgullo no
aconsej6 Ell indulto. .. T.
No pretendo desconocer la autoridad
de la cosa juzgada, pero es precise con-
venir en- que hay error, y que tai vez por
suggestion no sc acert0 en- ell fallo, q pc
sar de la buena voluntad de hacer JUS
ticia.
Me da pena saber hasta donde ha He
gado la subversi6n de las ideas.
Por encima de la grandeza material
esta La grandeza moral. Hay que hacer
Justlcla, y cuando la justicia Sc ausenta
de los tribunales aparece en- ell pueblo.
Ell Sr. Canalejas (expectacion) He
escuchado con asombro, con emoci0n, to-
das las acusaciones que ha lido formu-
land0 ell seflor Alvarez contra los ele
mentos a quienes TOGO juzgar en- ell pro-
ceso objeto de este debate, y no puedo
menos de condenar los conceptos insi-
nuados, porque lesionan la rectitud de
los tribunales.
DeJemos a un lado las consecuencias
polltlcas que puedan derivarse de este
debate, porque 20 debo tener presente
las reponsabilidades que competen a to-
dos, y, he de ser fiel interprete de la ley
moderada y severa
(Continuara)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-29
Ell PROCES0 fERRER
PIDI E N DO LA VISION
La |NFORMAC|ON PARLAMENTARA
lCoutinuaci6n)

,O71e extrafleza! Nadie Sc ia expl1-
cara, porque en julio casl todos los eS-
g,ailoles visten asl.
A los dos meSes, por Hln VeIlpdhliiho N0
Ia carcel cellular, VEN a Ferrer afeltado'
v 10 conocen EN- seguld1a.
IFS Dosible que en- la naclon espanoda
.rstn1nos todos inbeciles ldiotas para
que ESQ Sc ycrea.
Pero voy a admitir la posfbdladad d'e
sr,ue Ferrer estuviese EN- Ia plaza de An
1onio Lopez, Ieyendo un baasdo
Basta considerar 10 que hacla Ferref,
.embangado por auehos asslntos, para
seonprender que mo pensara ser antof
de la semana sangrlenda-
para que llevamos la cabeza sohre
los hoanbros? Para discllrrlr. fues 81
Ferrer h1Ibiese sido un caudiao, su per
sonalidad no felbiese pasado InadVertl-
da por nadie, cada ciudadano ahblese
sido gan acusador.
Pues bien; nadle Sc atreve decr
s,4le VIC 4 F'errer en- las barrlcadas. TO
zlran haber coincidencias de fillac3on
entire las ideas de la Escnela Moderna
y la revuelta, pero ESQ sera, 10 mas,
una induction indirecta; ESQ Jaa1sas se
ysastioa. como no. sea en- tieTnpos harba-
ros.
fEn ell banco azuI esta todo el gohierno.)
Ferrer era sospenheso, y sin embargo,
los agentes no Sc atregen a decr que 10
a.an visto eI dia n, nofpudiendo inter
ye4nir en- los successes, como no fuese 'm
1antasma.
ST no inbervino, La sentencra del Con-
.seio de Guerra eS un error enorrne.
Pero tanpoco Sc encuentran procla-
mas mi rFn articulo de peri6dico, M NADIA
cue 10 conn mprometa, en- el reglstro efec-
suado, aunque sc horadasen las pare
aies; NO Sc encontro NADIA, no, pero el
seiior La Cierva.
Ell Presidente DirlJase la Camara.
EI senior Alvarez Plues bien, el en-
aonees nlinistro de La Gobernacl6n man.
xIa hacer gln nruevo registro que yerifi-
va La policla, encontrHndo esfa 10 que
no encontr6 la autoridad nailitar: docu-
anentos procla1nas revolucionarlas,
4siendo aTgunas de elias .un canto al
sanarquismo fulminante, pero estan es
eritas a mlaquina y las MEGA Ferrer.
En- una de elias hay dos enniendas
de una una B, que los per1tos NO Sc
.atreven a decir si son obra de F'errer,
pero 81 decIaran que son hechas por la
misma mano. Aquella procEanla, que Sc
hace pasar por proclama de la revolu
zion, 1a sido escrita II AMOS atras.
EI senior Canals: Esta S. S. EN- un
error. Esta procIama la reconocio CO.
mo suya >el senior Ferrer.
Ell senior Alvarez (don MeIquiades)
Es Verdad, pero otras no las reconoci6.
7 no aparece sino un testigo mas: el
senior Colldeforns, corresponsal de GET
Siglo Futro'', enemigo polftico de Fe-
Erer, quien escribi6 una correspondence
a su peri6dico, en- virtud de la cual pres
TO declaration.
Dec1a que Ferrer capitaneaba los CRU
pos, 81 NAL no recuerdo .Pues bien, ell
fiscal dice que esta declaration es termi-
mantle.
sTene ,algo de particular que ese
Consejo resultarassorprendido2 Els cues
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-29
VIII.

Y aqu1 debemos registrar una omi-
sion objectionable, cometida por los
historiadores inmediatos a la epoca del
de las Indias Occiden-
tales, y que no sabemos hayan procu-
RADIO enanendar los esc1itores que des-
pues ham tratado, con mobile emulaci6n,
de ampliar y depurar de errores La obi
sea colombina. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-29

va sabemos que Fable, y otros es-
critOres espaholes, sc han esforzado por
sostener la afirmaci0n de que la His
toria del Almirante'' fue escrita por
su hijo bastardo don Fernando; pero
mientras no aparezca Gl original auto
grafO Ell espanOl, que nunca Sc ha sa-
bido que ha sido de el, y no Sc exhiba
sino la traducci0n" italiana liecha por
Alfonso de Ulloa. ~ten 15lf,: sin poderse
asegurar racionalmente de doilde hubo
jel original para esa traducci6n, Sc
acOgera con reserva una obra que sc
atribuye al hiJo MAS ilustrado del DIES
cubridor de las Americas, y que nj por
su estilo parece de la epoca en- que de-
bio ser escrita, mi por las muchas igno-
rancias 8 dudas que revela ell histori0-
grafo respecto IA la vida y hechos del
autor de sus d1as, que debio conocer al
ldedillo y compbacerse en- relatar a la
posteriOridad, convence de que la
hubiese produ6do Julien, por los v4ncu-
los de la sangre> que 10 qlnfan al descu-
bridor de America, debia ser "a todas
luces y en- todo tempo frente ,segura de
infomnacion
Uos Colombistas e historiadores mo-
dernos como los Padres Oappa y Coll
Fernandez Duro, Castro, Asensio, Ro-
driguez Pinillos y otros que actuahnen-
tie sc esfuerzan en- Espaila por desentra-
mar puntos dudosos de la vida de Colon
y del dIescubrimiento de America, ,estan
contestes en- aceptar dicha fecha, 1884
como La verdadera en- que Colon arrjb0
a Espana.
Su objeto, comic va henos escrito,
era pasar u Francia "a ofrecer sus ser
vicios a Ia regente Ana de Bretana,
pensando que ALI tendrian favorable
acogida sus proyectos, dada Ia prospe-
ridad y grandeza en que quedo -aqulel
reino a la muerte de Luis XI. Pero
cauto o previsor por los desenganos que
va habla eXperimentado, la vez due
adoptaba esta resoluci6n enviaba "a In
glaterra a STU hermano Bartolome que
megociase com Enrique VII, de igual
miodo que >el pensaba hacerlo EN- Fran
cha Colon tai vez no pens0 hacer pro-
posiciones a los Reyes Cat0licos, porque
sabiendo que estaban empeilados en-
una guerra secular con los abencerra-
jes, EN- la cual Sc igastaban capitales in
mensos y Sc empleaban por mar y por
TERRA todos los brazos iitiles de los sub
ditos espanoles, no alcanzar1a favorable
resultado en sus gestiones, y muy re-
cientes alln las contrariedades amar-
guras sufridas EN- Portugal, no guerra
exponer a un fracaso cierto las grandio-
sas conquistas que guardaba en- su ar
dorosa fantasia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-29
IS. Figueroa.
Zarzuela en- el Parque

I'm el teatro del Parque Sc anun ia
la aparlclon de un cuadro de zarzue ).
Los empresarlos del pintoresco sitio
Sc proponen dotarlo de nuevos atracti-
vos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
WV utNi,o NNp ~IOHN~

>un aHo m.u ..m. hu. uuu.d
resident a Oh. aepn. wu1 utr
Cd ncau-0raaua su sb,a >ce Mr,
ro udulsc. % au. 90. u,r um,. uonor.
.U Huu .tpm. TT1. uce" sand
.torus o,,. do .u.tuus oor- Than
D.. r.. Hua U1. au1 ou 60, parlor
carpet uI mt. t necessary Eco
shah. J., lace ..ruu- o- hang them
loo 90, CLOTHES uur ior 81 fc, houI,
uu ~. ouier da,- tho, had liu.
,,ui storm, mroulh Kansas Missouri
N,,a.ka aud >rSausa- amt % 81. tion
90, oklahoma Art,. ID wac over hc
srcotcf ueVs-sathcrinF agency iu the
world ,h, Associated Press. tauously
iumpcd the damages az SOM. millions
of dollars Vhicn was probably soy.
cr, milu'u- too small thr loss OF
nft az o. WITH Some hundred dis
ui,ts suu 10 hc heard from ana failed
cnurclA To- mention the fcnr and anXi-
e., created bv the catastrophe
Ia Wow pf thc., facts the OCCASION
a wind storm n NcN MeNlco should
bo given inc real glad hand
The storm in kansas aud Missouri
was mud one compared to The twist
ors tho, generally have IA that region
Sew MoNro winds blow there is NO
sainsa, INK the TACT ThD move the
sand hills around with considerable"
visor and make nov miis whcr, there
were none before.
But when ,,c hs,, sand storm It
is q pretty Wopull sort of house tina,
is damaged aud " is so seldom that
anyone IL ever Killed boz re- sand storm
mat the date ol the last cas, has been
forgotten
Ia Kansas farmrr digs cyclone
cellar before ~, builds house. and
hls mmk frequently becomes 50
tlwid That thr members sleep 800 the
STORM rclar cycr tnue % cloud ape
D. ars 600 tb, -puthNest,rn horizon
man may star, Tor town on q
bright and shining da, ana after one
ui thuSo Kansas storms has passed
upon its way h" ts nkely to awaken
in the next county. astrid" the roof 81
a farmers barn, ot buried up 10 his
mock ln IA, pastur" creek
sand storms ma, by disagrorubir
bat on ,hc whol, - is better to thrcsh
tho parior oarpct nov ana then than
GOO call iu the undortak'r and. after
tu, funerals ar" over, to spend q week
looking for th' r,sidcnc, site On the
uId homestead
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

,couuuucd rrom Page uucJ
alIcady looked over several sites 10
Colorado and Mr. Ilcung Viii accom-
pau, ihnu lo three or iou, districts
iu Ncw Mexico thar may Dee suitable
ic, .holt purpose
Nroih, move of h balcar J.. ne
ARRANGEMENT to uHttiripatc in the
MouuimnaIr Chataupun assembly a.
the invitation ui ma nuI} da fp
hc ga iod lu. NHN N,,iro " suurH a
Day 500 De- occupied Nt fh Bureau
OF immigration Ia doMousIal Ing the
ad,anias offered los NcV Ncvico 10
hoMt bulldogs iuvcrno Nills has
been Invited tu attend aud address the
Chatmpua on This dat The tcrr.
iorinl land commissioner ANA the 10.
rigation ou~luc"I and other prominent
men viii address thc u'cliug six
lecutcs u all are being planned tor
the dal u.osrgM slid photo,
Taph- und ample Illustrations IN ac
tuM prnduc' VIII hc exhibited IN
connection with tine speeches
ltCprcF NATIVE. ui InD Santa Re
Denver and Rio Ciludc. the Roes Is
land and thc south m Pacific rail
way viii no W.tCd TO dssi,
The entire "Nhih., noW cn dlspia,
in he local offices at the bureau Uii
bc removed Loo Houutainair Tor be
wook ana wil hp ON public exhibition
All through tho assembl,
Tho Hocl col0ut founded m 40,
southern pau eft the territory som,
time ago d. proving sucoere Ia overs
way The community 's prosperous
ANA coutcnjcd and adds substantial,
tu the q sraui, citizenship OF m,
territory brother g. General VII
iO,n. who hu. been invest ga iis col
uul2etluu cuud ions In south Amer
lean ciunliC .s con idoHd4 the icasi
hilit} ul establishing another liooi
C1.out Too fhp territory III" site.
which Be- has IN mind according to
h.s comes ondcncc with Spcystart
li"niug arc IN san Miguel and Mora
counties ~" rs quite IA tnNur OF q
.rar near Los Alamot Sew Mexico
hu up tu ne id 'scni has made M
definite decision
N.N month an ot th, cNhibil ol ~,
hWcau VIl, Do shipped tu Mcs,llu loi
renewal mdcr Tho supervision OF
rruf Fabian Garcia. lortieuluflr OF
HE experiment station conducted n'
mat place ia conjunction with Ia,
Agricultural col ege MANY of th,
uuu and vegetables which are pee
served 300 alcohol enclosed in glass
igy-, have been on exhibition ~ man,
place The past wear aud Tire display
VIII be- greatly enhanced ht d., sub
-itutiOa o. fresh specimens
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
kl0CK INSTITUTES
QUO WARRANTO
PROCEEDINGS

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,'.. .i district at,on.. o Ue
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woo. .''". m"ihlus SoWW'.'
.. Hrd Julius SIaab. counsel
Hr hD.. dcd an application o,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

lov, my home, but Ola. YOU Mas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

piido spring and summer go pcrur,
% fam
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NEW MEXICO

continued rrom Page oucJ
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N ncadIns. sacrodly CouhdculIal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-10-05
Red Cross Christmas seals.

A statement denying the recent re-
ports about the abandonment Of the
Red Cross Christmas seal sale has
been issued by the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention of
tuberculosis. The statement declares
that not only will the sale be held
this year, as in the past three years.
but that 1t will be conducted on broad
ser lines than ever before. The only
order issued BY the postof1ce depart
ment which bears on the sale OF, Red
Cross seals was sent out on July /.
and prohibits the use of the mails to
letters and packages bearing nom
postage stamps on the face, and also
to any mail bearing seals which re-
semble postage stamps, If used either
on the face or back The Red Cross
seal to be used this year has been
submitted to the postofice depart
mehnt and approved, and thus may be
used, but only on the back of letters
and packages. The design to be used
this year depicts pretty winter scene
enclosed in q heavy red circle. The
corners are white, thus giving the eff
feet when affixed to letter or a
package Of round seal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-10-05
'The, Simple LIfe.

Anna Maria Milhelmina Pickering,
In her Memoirs. edited BY her son,
tells q Yorkshire Incident which con
taips great deal Of human nature.
yafiety spices life; the plain is monot
onops. until its extent entities 1t to
the name Of prairie or desert and II
gains interest through vastness.
There was an old couple in the VII
lage whom used often to go to see
One day. when found them sitting
one on each side of the fire. the old
man said to me:
wen. t missis and me, we've been
married night on SO years. and we've
never had one quarrel"
The old woman looked at me. with q
twinkle in her eye. and said:
1T war yerie conscientious, hui
varie dool Youths Companion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-10-05
SOUND SLEEP
Can EaaIIy BE Secured.

4 q q up to years,ago,' = a woman writes,
81 was In the habit of using both tea
and coffee regularly.
Il found that my health was begin
ming to fail, strange nervous attacks
me tremble so excessively that could
not do my work while they lasted; my
sleep left me and passed long nights
1 in restless discomfort. was filled
with q nervous dread as to the future.
"A friend suggested that possibly
tea and coffee were to blame, and
decided to give them up, and In cast
ing about for q hot table beverage,
which I felt was an absolute necessity,
/ was led by good fortune to try Post
uIn.
For more than year have used
It three times day and expect, $50
much good has it done me, to con-
tinue its use during the rest Of my
life.
Soon after beginning the use OF
Postum, found. to my surprise, that,
Instead of tossing on q sleepless bed
through the long, lreary night,
dropped into q sound, dreamless sleep
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low.
Then suddenly realized that all
my nervousness had left me, and my
appetite, which had fallen on before,
had all at once been restored so that
ate my food with keen relish.
.sAll the nervous dread has gone. !
walk mile and half each way to
my work every day and enjoy tt ]
md an interest In everything that
goes ON about me that makes life q
pleasure. All this owe to leaving on
tea and coffee and the use Of Postum,
Tor have taken no medicine Name
given hy Postum Co. Battle Creek.
Mich
There's = reason. and It Is ex-
plained IN the little book. ''The Road
10 Well4ille. IN plEea
E9ck read TIE aAeHe lette1s a nev,
ene ag1eeEe - el..s e tis -. LAes