may ARI couino nounz" .
The! are naming homo. and gladly
will we welcome them. And as the em-
aciated fever wasted forms come down.
the plank from the accurled horror
, W. ”gum.“ u" 3mm, ships. there tnlngles with the great
‘ .1 , wave oi sympathy that sweeps through
‘ m It “I'll! Cflllfll. our hearts. a fuller realisation of theI
tit“ . ,» . . . . ‘ * glories of bounding health. But stop!
that consumptive tlgure may soon be
Finest in Q
kip“ 4‘. ' firm—~—
iiitiilltil llilll tCUiiiiiiii. ‘.’.‘.'.T."...”.’°;...‘.‘..l.“.' .i’f'm'°ii§l in.
whet-Won o! the ramp.
mufiflvil'llllag wright membranes of the nasal passages, in-
MM mm __ m fe'cting not only the mucous surface of
I
m.m‘l’ I" steadily weakening the body by the
dilution”. evils of indigestion ls poisoning the
across the eyes. that Jumping ache in
the top at the head. that steady, con-
tinuous dropping from the poisoned
/ ‘ whole oi the island of Luzon is in the ilmcs as much. Si.
,, (By AWN“ we”) ding these warnings?
mill. 89"" 12‘4“" Admiral Stop it! Stop it now! ’i‘oo soon your
13'"? I!!! he considers the situation own body will become a horror ship.
mi; n i. understood he has asked California tlatarrn Care will heal the
t" u additional cruiser and battle— poison breeding ulcers in the head. stop
Ihlp. f 4 ' the formation of matter there, and
‘ cleanse, purity. and cure the whole
Urn-”“13"“ 33“" in“ Germany trouble. [)0 not let cittarrh strengthen
Will. take a cooling station here. and its grip upon you and drag you down.
1.,‘tlllt89aln will retain the remainder oi when H 9“"? “"93"?“ by ml" 3 million
I, ‘ a” islands. . people east of the great lukcs is within
~. 1 your reach: California t'aturrli (‘urc
“'9' last Spanish garrison at News has curt-d inllloins, and it will cure you.
”Wand Laguna‘ have surrendered and the Sold by all druggists. no cents: three
hands of the insurgents. execpt Manila . —‘———'
‘ “(HEN NEAREST DEATH.
and Cavlte. [ v . .
Agulnaldo went t Malolos Fi‘lday.l cty unions and interesting is the
‘He has announced his intention of con- [temporary uncasiness at all night-sleep-
'venlng an assembly of the Filipponos log humans and animals at about 3
on September 15. in order to decide up- ['0 clock every morning. At that hour
on the policy to ”9 adopted by the ln- ‘tiicy give little moans, awaken partially
- ier wholly. and then either drop back
surgents. i
The correspondent here 0‘ the As- ‘into slumber or into death. Physical
anointed Press has had an interview :glimia among men. and lions among
with Agulnaldo, who said there were ‘ianlmals. have this experience, just as
67,000 insurgents. armed with rifles. ldo the frailtst babies or weakest ltit-,
He added he could raise 100,000 men. it?” \iewcil “.1 any aili‘dbrlrveryvlllghit.
Indeed. the lnsuigent leader pointedl ie otturrente is noun a e. y s
out. that the whole population of the I u not I‘ll mldméT'l at 11 a. m.. i 8'1","
Philippine Islands was willing to fight ior n “9 was 0 “ ‘ s Others. w )y ”us
it, not come at 6 or 1 oclocli'.’
{or their independence. i
Continuing Agulnaldo saitl he had i At the hour of 3 ocloclt every morn-
' mg every night-sleeping man, womarni
6,000 military prisoners, including 5,000 i
in the vicinity of Manila. besides civil itfllllil and animal is nearer to dcatli'
prisoners. Later he said the provlne- Ethan at any other moment iii all the
not 2 they elected delegates in numbers I . '
proportionate to the population. it‘sl. to stopping or running down. “my ,
As to the Americans Aguinaldo re- Him"? 30 ill-‘1" it ill?“ ii they came it
marked that he considered them as -.lircath-an atom—nearer it they would
brothers, and that "the two sovoreigii'lmu
republics were allied against a common i
enemy." Whether questioned as to‘ . ' ,
whether the future riiipviuo policyi " “in” bl‘t‘milh of Blolililllfi at somei
would be absolute independence be ex- imoml‘lli near 0 a, "1- The way Of this
i
'i'hc machinery of life comes within{
'l‘hesc presses are all new and
ial government was now operating 28 l twenty-four hours. it is then that the i "P'Wht"- "'"M'Y i'lllllilllll: "H
provinces. lle 3"”th that on Aug- linoie active of the vitals come the ncar- ‘1 to turn out n with" “I“. "f 1""
; work, faster llllil for loan nioncy.
ruled himselt from replying and asked
.what America intended to do.
The correspondent being unable to
“MW" thin queulon. Agulnaldo contln- l merit of dnnllel' so omniprioent to iill l
‘macliinery leit unattended—«he ub- p
iri‘lll'l‘ of a watchful brain. ‘ . resseSoooo
tied:
”We have been lighting tor indepen-
dance for a long time. The. natives who
profess t0 favor annexation are insin-
cere. It'ls merely an cXcusc to ascer-
tain American views."
Allied if the l-illpplno would obi-it
to the retention oi Manila. Agulnaldo‘
declined to answer.
Would the l-‘lllpplno object to the rc-
lontlon of a coaling station it recogniz-
ing the lndciwiidcncc of the islands or
establishing a temporary protectorate
over them?
Agulnaldo again dcclincd to answer.
Pending ihc conclusion of tho illihl‘lll‘
bly Agulnaldo said lic had t'olllltlt‘lll't'
there would bc no trouble between Ann
erlca anti iliu l-‘iiippiuos.
The instinctit li‘iltl-‘l‘ dcuiril haying
received a request from General Uio.
and Root: Admiral item: to withdraw
his troops li'otii Manila and l'tli‘lic. amt
he declined to discuss the chem of nlli'li
a move. lie iurtio-i- nsnci‘lt‘tl that lit‘
Md net/er t'onll‘l'l't'tl with liic .\lllrl'li'itii
authorities r-llllt‘ llic mpitiiliiiion of
flotilla and that lll‘ bull ncvcr outlini-
lgml the insurgents to min-n.
The corintmndcut do» i) tlilt'nlltllll'll
hint about last Sunday's Illciiiolii anon
tho hanuylvtiuln Hoops ||l'llt‘l't‘tll'l| to
establish a rich onipmi. l'bc r‘iiippi
fins oblocictl nntl lli'oll'l) pi- i-iptiuicii
hostilities. ordciinu ilo- \iiiciiiuns io
withdraw in input.» minim»... i’hry Is
out-d omniumiion and liiii'l‘iiplctl .\m-
ill‘lt'lll rcliiioti- i'lt'ills li'lituliy tit iici'al
Hale ordcrcd nil "in l'cnnuylianinun lo
Id'flll'l‘. and ilic r: lit-is withdrew,
The local govrriior bio- csplaltitd that
ill lht‘ldlml “It till it misinht. and lltlb
repudiated his nomination-a lotion,
Alilnaltlo dct inicii to this till lt'nlitllltli m
thiti thc li‘tlippiuo wits inudr tin» tiounh
pretended to lot on otliui and is thin!"
ly tint-oniiciiul with ”it lllrlllifltlll iii
III.
Mninulilo ioiuplaincd that the ripari-
iat'da Wrrc ' disseminating ltiint’ l‘i'
ports for do pnipoo- oi touooting ult-
t'otiiom iwiwi-cn iiic I"ili|i|illitnt and
lit. Allothatia.‘ ‘
The whole init-no-w .oiircyml it”.
‘ impression that .tuotnabio tlt‘iiihl ab
solute independence imam» the mo.
alert at the Ametbuio bur a» aibivi
“I. ml “ta-rte their withdrawal altii
ad. and mm in their solitdrawui ‘ not
as the Heath with islaicttc witipiu to
alter helping iio- Ammo-ms in tin mo
‘is explained as follows: The compos-
iurc oi the body when lying, still pro-
lduces not only real. but till some ele-
i in welcoming the hours of sleep you
unconst iously welcome death's most uti-
Ilrllllllgt'tllla‘ time for conquering yoti.
livery mono-iii you are iislecp your phy-
sical soil is running iiiiwatciicd by the
t'llfllllt‘t‘l’. The supply of coal ifoodli
tor the illl'llut‘o is withheld. The steam
‘illllmlll in tin- pipcs runs low. This
ncglcct oi the engine room of the body
.ouiinucs until some momcnt at about
:i o‘clock it. ill. the machinciy all but
oops. in llll‘ healthy or fairly lit-uliliy
hotly the coming of this monicut pro-
Illlti‘n‘ a mild shot-ii to thc sysicm. and
this slim-ii min-es you to uin-oiiscloualy
throw out your arms lillll legs. rub your
non- yiolcutly. moan. taltc it .lccp
orcatli and lillli our. \‘oiir doing all
this or most or it has “orally and
of sober trutb siiyul your llfc. li glvcs
lilili iiiipctus to inc almost siti|i|irtl mu
”on of tho hl'ul“. which in turn restores
iio- wt-il-uiuli hitl|l|ll1l circulation all
through your body. LflSt Trip
'i‘itc mono and tit-cp brcniti quiche-nod
tin» illlitill oi the lungs and illtltlsvtl‘
ilit-lli to tip ii usual mic oi spccd. 'l‘iic
It'nl iliut tiicii oranns bud rcuin d by
ia-inu allowed to run slow it) run ul-
.iimi down ciniblui Ilictn. with the rc-
‘lill‘illll .iduiiiiistcrcd by the it o‘clock
tilllillitllltlll. to siiiicniulll ingln mm.
plciion oi the lull pci‘lod oi ll'nl ioura-
nary to the brain and to tln~ iictint and
mum ire of ilir limbs and othci‘ portion-I
ol llic laid).
.\a to Mini t.lll»th the “tin allot-it
lltdl titllii'n il~ oi‘t-l lllc lilidac ol‘ ilcalli
the noun or llit woo know nothing.
l‘lic iliroiics about it .irv it-iiioii. 'l‘ho
putt-utiliti- oi nouns hi this marvelous.
iiiotioiit lhtltllh lltdl oi any othrr in
tin twiniy tour bouts. wliilc lli- iuitii
in r of old iwoplc who dic at ii o‘ilo-h
in lhr moi mug in appalling in IXl‘G‘M‘
of their :lcoth not iii any oiiu-rt line
in all vii-ch at all uiioai ii in said
that tip pitubluli uiiiily iliciiils llu
liooi .i a lit . .i tomdnd told more than
mam-ii any otlni- ho ideal in practirc.
while. to all that lives and breathes it
brings the most momcntouse lino- hi all ‘
i-o lit c t‘iio iunstl Bunion r.
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Just now Aguinalilo maintains ilo N”. liawn ii latiiii
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