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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-18
TESTIMONY
OF the Hon. Jos. E. CARY, Judge Of the SuperiO
Court, Chicago, Illinois


Court, Chicago, Illinois.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14th, 1876
DR.. S. D. HOWE:
DEAR SIR-Permit me to add my grateful testi
tim0ny to the army of witnesses to the virtues Of
your justly celebrated Arabian remedies. For
long time my wife was seriously afflicted with o
hacking cough, an oppressed breathing, soreness
of the chest, and constant acute pain in the lower
portion Of the right lung and under the shoulder
blade. Her sufferngs were intense, and she be-
came extremely nervous and prOstrated Her dis
ease was pronounced consumption by the physi-
clans Of Chicago and other cities whose presCrip-
tiOns had been taken without benefit When you
ing very little hope Of deriving help from your
treatment We were inspired with hope by the
skillful manner in which your thorough eXamina-
tOn was conducted, and the satisfactory explana-
ton with which you closed your diagnosis. My
wife determined to take your medicines in accord
ance with your plain and practical directions,
She began to use the Arabian Milk Cure and Ara
bian Tonic; their beneficial effects at enCe became
manifest-the cough lOOsened and soon ceased,
respiration became easy, the soreness Of the chest
was relieved and all pain removed, she began to
gain in flesh and improve in strength and appear
anCe. l fully believe that your medicines and
skillful advice have saved the life of my wife.
She unites with me in this grateful tribute 70 the
merits Of your remedies
Very respectfully yours,
JOSEPH E. CARY
The above letter is only one amongst the thou
sands received from all parts Of the United States.
Price of Milk Cure and Tonic, each,
81 per Bottle.
PILLS, 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sold by BROWN Bros, sole agents for Washing
ton and Wilmington.
DIR. s. D. HOWE, Proprietor,
43eow-1y 122 Liberty Street, New York.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-18

CAREY, the Prince Napoleon heuten-
ant, has been ordered to rejOin his regi-
ment in Africa.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-18

YOUNG SEWARD placed a pistol at his
head in the presence of the girl who
had rejected his suit at Houston,
Mimi, and said he was going to COM
init suicide. He counted " One, two''-
and she covered her eyes with her
nands. "LOok at me-" he said; she
Obeyed-" threeP' and into his brain
went the fatal bullet.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-18

THERE never was sueh drought as
the present one in Texas since it became
q State.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-09

vQn 25er9nitgunssn wirO es uns pieien
Wonat niht feblsn Nm il. oeranltaltet
per Gsiaugperetn Gcobfna etn Bensfi3.
Concert uno E9sa!sroer|trQunJ fir leinen
Dirtaensen 6ersn prof. 8auer. llsber
bs5 Dgoaram,t werosn mir in unEsrer
nahlien Wussabe 9la6eres brin9en. S0tsr>
folst Der Igrupstein NIT siusm 9Bs;b
uacatsbaum uno 8aQ ON ;peiten s8eb
naAtstaas, worauf Der 0ru:iYsrein am l
Sanaar 1880 |sin iatrliGes Stjftun3sfeE
purtb tinsn gIan3snpen Bali fesrn piro,
Sdmmttiebe Der ansefiibstem gersni;sun.
gsn ineen In Der Iurnbale fatt. ."-9fsr,
oeDis6s treiten in !ester 3eit wjsOer jbr
llunsIen nit sr5berer JreAbeit. 2sbten
5cantag Nteap lpurDen 1abe gBsits Tof
@rsef einsm !5srra Scbn 6pworb BON
Ssaifmann apsi pferOe 9efobIea, uno jruar
VA ssm gBagep, uuter welaem 6oparo
campirte. Son Den Often feline 5pur.
- Die @olfs;eituns in Mulin teriatet:
D Gnolida itsint es oub 70 tpeit eefommsn
5u iein SaB Bic Snternaiipaalbatn son
Tier na@ 5an QrtOnio weiterss6aut piro.
Ob Nuifin purh ben 0au sspiunen nitro,
fd,eint uns fetr frastith, ben Ortihaften
Can Mareus. Nsp 8taunfsIs, namsnIid
Saa Nntpnio wirb bic nsuc Babu jeben.
faGs lebr 81 liattsn fcmmen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-09

bsn atlabfdlsife se;iert untsr Wlas uho
Natmen swilGsa ben sraulam tsNan9st5fa
Gpntfrfeis Der ghel,ate @raber i1bef beia9'
tenn gtrsnase pranste. Sn Waotpsrt
ater mahte er unpiafitrl'd' es'ml'ne
SdSn6sits|tuoisn an Dem lebsnoigcn ret
;enoen MenIhenttloe, nas IN tetnff curt
gen @e1ddftisfeit feline AaHuns ls'net
itiGen gewunserune 3u haben iAten. ~
mar in Der Gbat elm GjfIl6t SDn baret'
ssnpfr Stride nit famnrttpeiGhcn Wansen'
agugen feuriaen Qusen unS Fsilben, awaf1
,e,, 2pffn, NIT teuen Der cttpa5 tuottae
s5arbentoa itrer 5aut teuaSereou harino'
nirte. Stre araplinas flsins giale nit
Den sudcnoen Sliiasln. bic ifmelsnasa
Qiepen, aus oeneu bsltanDis ibre blenSfnoeH
3aaus tltnftsn, uno nun oar ibre {dlante,
unb bod iiepiae iunse GsRalt, bas Nues
mar Yerpfeao uns mptl bss Qn|doucn5
foer!a.
@ie maAte I'D, laneer I'M 3immer. gu
fhaffen, als fe sben nuthuanoig Gehabt
bGtts. unb ourcb oa8 Grssbnib leiner orr
ifublenen etubien mt nod befanaeaer,
saldte er naA BEN erllen be ten @eiprahss
ttemn, nur um bic bridencs StiGe gu ua'
ssrbredem.
Sh ifbs. @is leIsn germ, rr,sin 5rauleia,
bamesfts Otto @sbr uatebclfen unb nabm
pesleeen cinen absert6enets un{anbsrsn
Bano aus einer 2sibbibliottef in bic banS,
lisb ian aber, sleiA einem etslsrresenoen
Sniact, nlsbale roteoer ent9lsiten. DaS
Giteltlatt srrbief nod, oasu eiusn jener
'1aftiaen panl be Sod'lden stcmcns ano
er Aatte BET Wdrme rpseea Die {oanpHdute
abssitreift g8is I'm iith rein g., waEd)sn,
ersriIf sr baraui taEfil 5sine'5 Bud Der
9isser, nas in jansfraulidbem G3olbidnitt,
rotb sewauset, ueben ienem sweifatbaftsn
5ussnnlpieael auf Der blausstolirffltea
1tIdtcde laa.
(Fprtfesune fple.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-09
Sic Giismbaf,ncm IN &era8. .

SIN Staate Ieyas bsftnoen TA aesen,
wartig rs &iIenbubnen, son benen inbeb
nur eine 2anse pDn iiber 100 WfeiIen
beFsen. Sdmntlide gifenbabnen gu,
iummen iInb 242S Otsiten lang. Dsrt
jdbrlid1en Bert6te, ben bic GiIentabnen,
cinent @eieee bet leeten 9esi8latur sen1db
einsureiden baben, entnehnen mir fcfeen.
De Gnsuben iiter bic bebeutenbfen 8abnen:
Die Snternationalbabn 1T 519 Meilen
lang, bat ein Nttientapitat ben 81 Wilipn
uno l6 Wlilliunen Sduloen, Fe beldaftist
1901 Bericnen unb bate eine ginnatme
DON 5000, ,749 fir Blfasier. unb ,451, =
594 fir Sradtbef5roeruns. @dbrenb
pes abselaufeuen Sabres perunsladten 81
@eripnen auf bet 8abr.
Die Spuit ton uno Eeras Central gis
ienbabu 1T $40 Wetlen lang, bat elm
gftieufapital rpu 6einabe s gNiqionen uno
III Wtillipnen Gdulben, fIc teIddftist
227l Beripneu uno bate etne ginnabme
spn $608, 984 fir BerIonen uno 50 ,593,. !.
544 fir TrahtbefSrberuns. So BerIonen
perunslAdter pa9reno bes Sabre5.
Die Tera5 uno Eaciftc @iienbatn it
A43 USeilea lang, bat7 Witlionen Iftien.
fapital uno unsefalr 2od Wtiaicn Sdul,
ben, iie bcIhiftist 1880 s)erIonen uno
bate cine @inabme BON S439,91S fir
YaiIasier, uno $1,S27, ,o43 fiji 5Tradt3e.
forDeruns. 33 Dcrirmen psrungladten
ouf Der Sabn.
Die @alueifon, 5arris6urg unb Gan
Iatonio @iienbabn 1T 215 Meilen lans,
bat 4 wtillipn Nftientapitat uno 6 Oeil.
lirnsn 5daloea, fIe befddftist 3l2 per=
irnea uno bate cine gtnnabue bon $685.
274 fir Berionen unb 1905, ,oS6 fir
SrahttefSrccruns. Sein llnstiifsfaa erz
seiSnete I'D, auf Der 8abn.
Die 0oli. Beitteras uno paciFc 81.
leubabu (poir SnDianola mad, guerp) lit
&c Weilen lang, beIiet $1,054, 900 If.
tienfnpltal uno feline @duloen; Te beIdaf.
tist SO TerIuren unb bate cine ginnabme
bon s9,l fir Yafiasier, nnb $142. COG
fiir 6radtRefSroeruns unslidsfdae fiefsn
nidt Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-09
y Sin &rief 6dberisA.

8cr mabreren Gassn fam Die ylaGridt
Spn Webina Gcuni9 BIER an, eab Der ne,
gen Gieapiebfabls perurtaeItts Saterle
lth auf bas Rduter9anowerf Yerlcsen pos
lie. Dieb oeraalabte 0absrle, uns nad,.
ltstenSen Brief su isnpen:
Wfebina GpuatA, s. December. SD
Bin Elm arnter, unsliflidher Mann, Bin
gum 3u9tbaus perlrtbeilt; aber Niemanp
fann Mid elmer 2iise 5ii9tisen, i9 bite
Sic oebbal6 mid, 81 bSren. Sic miIIen
pieaei3t nod niat, baB id appeGirt babe
uno mir nlein ProseB selpdbrt 1T; i4 bin
drn uno p9ne einfluBrel6e 6reunbe, fonnte
ollo feline Siirsldaft ite0en. 6reibeit lit
iiiB-unb bird, bic @iite bes 9 + G.
riffs geis 8 Ii BIN id fret - fret ME
jeper anoere cbrliAe Mann. Oem id.
peritede MIDI niAt, fomme tdslid sur
Stabt Galtrppille unb bin ME tetafist
wrrbett, auSaenDmalen ourA einen iiberz
ellrissa Deputp; berIelbe mai 10 in Der
S!se, paB er mid auf bier Sd)ritte ieblte,
troepem er fiinftlal aus eirem 9teoplper
nad mir idrB. SD sebenfe mid an Der
nddlften Olitrift Court 81 itelen. !5err
9d99li sins bon pen @runbIaee ans, Deb
ipenn anbere 9eute, bic @elo bebely par
opnnirt per0en fSnnen, eS e6eu 10 redt
it, mid arnten S@luter laufen 5i laiier.
So lit eben bic aite 2eier, ben rei6en Oieb
Oe9naoist man, ber arme mub biiben.
Sie wiiien es 70 gut tpie id, bag menn
a(le ioBenailnten 'Sebpiebe perurtbeilt
miirbsn, iebr. piele unierer 6urnler I'M
3uAtbaule wdren = aber, 10 -.
Sd eriude Sic, ber 9Sabrbeit bic Sire
gu seten unb bura Sbr piel scteIene8
6latt pieien 8rie{ 5u SerS{tentii9en, 3u=
| 9teid4 babeisSu bemerferb paiS saS @1eri4t
bon meiueut ansebehban 0fauterge,p
nidt nRr. cine lcleabs sase, lenpepn cine
inIame SerlaunpHn9 ift. Wian ipq eli
neps gefalsnea Meniden ni4t np9 nit
aOtb bewerIen, ionbern ibm btlfreide
!SanD tieten, paulit er pieper auflteben
fam.
SD wei6, Sic lieben bic Geredtisfeit
unb fiirate1 iid nidt bic RENE @abrbeit
Su lagen, beBbaib erw arte id BON Sbner,
baB Sie peIe 3eilen perSflentliden."
4apier $ aberle.
Sapem mir Dem Wunl6 bes 6erru 9d.
tsrle uahtamsr unp ieinen 8riei per6I.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-09
e a 8,

- Dabreno aus SerIhieDsnea Counties
npn fcrtmatreno Jarbiae nab jEdnlas
auswanoern. pafAirten en- S Deceasber so
Sartiae, weltte BON Ranfaa 3nriiffeGrtsn
unD mad bem iablihen 5aras eeban
/, - 8cn ben auf Mm galle bei 8tu
8urnsp in Del. Nabs pon. Dcso grrmunpef
ten 1T elmer esa6rbcn. Der WGrpfr Dpoo
III nod nibt riaeefanSsIl. 'a
Su Wlc2cnnan gpunty 6ereitet I'D
eiue 9n;atI Don 5arbisen Ius Mas@ansr,
runs mad 0iberia per.
Sn Sadsbcrp entipranaen rrdbrena
zines brftigsn 5turme8 nit @esea 3 e'e
fanssnc aus Der Sottssn Sail. Sic
brannten elm God part1 Das Dad uno
mad psm iie bierburdj iA einea 2iusgans
ssbabnt bat!ss, lieSsn fe lIcb ont gliBab
letter biauntsr.
- Bon @tepbcnspile wirb 6erihtst,
bas balelblt Elm Manu Sfamens Goeter
Die elfiablise NaneY Billiams afrltsets.
Sn Der Nad,t res 5. Doeemttc
berriate In Muffin Elm StHrm nit Jse8>n,
Der smsi Gtunben ugnttbie!s. =
= Sn 8elpi1e seristbea bic aisiaer
Der Mys. patpsr in granp unb lle srbielt
baoura 70 ssfdbrttAe 8ranowanoen, bab
ac 12 StunDsn oarauf farb.
= Sn Ooliao warpca 6 gtebotsbs ia
3u1tbausitraie ssrurtheilt.
= Sn @ulpsRpn farb @irs. Gronea
an @ranoyuabea, bic le tri Der grplcfou
einsr Jeotlen6aamps erbieIt.
= Der Wann Gethum Der BON S5e.
riff Wissli sefdcden rvurpe. 1T hiht &c
fdbrlicp psrwnnpet. Der SaaB IoQte sae
YferO treffsn, fabr aber Dem Stsitsr IN
pas Bfin.
= Die Nsentea ber 2ouo, uno @inwaa,
berunas .Gom,agaie, wsl1e ueulid, Gan
Nntopto tefuhten tuareu in Nuitia uno
ldeinen gcneiat 8a iein, 2aaDsrsien pom
Staate ~ EeHIsn.
- aat Weilen pon Dallas purbe
Mouis poyae scn SObn Gobbler uao
1bpmas 6psale entfiihrt. Sn Dallas
wurDc man Der 8eoen bab9aft anb nabm
itnen pas 1deasa ruieosr al. ST. sinem
Strsits. Der In 6olse baron sntitane, idps
| gobttsr ben Dossle In bic bilfte.
Sa S9srman asrietb Elm on einsn
9eitlau erenssnesr Sduppea in 8ranb,
wctei swfi @isrDe uno 9 Susgtes Der
brannten.
- Die Yclisiilen in 6outon baSsn osnI
Maypr elne Nstittcn i,berrfitbt, IN wetGer
| ae semfeIben anfRnpisen, eab Et AM nab.
fen 5reitas lamnltlid rsfSnirsn wirpsu,
wenn man Fs bis rasin aift bfiablt
.perosn,
= Sn gaIt Be,narp Sat lith elm Iaan
Iamrns Spbn Saunpsrs erldoNsn. Der,
islbe mar laneers 3eit trant uno unfdbi3
our Nrbcit uno Goa ous oidsm Grnnse
Gs!bltm9rp bfaanasa baben.
- 9ie @,taet Suulton tsfst se9., po'
li,iRsn uup ldul0,t ispsm oerlslbsa $500.
- e5a Meetna County wueesn Ger.
icnsn psrbaftet auf bic an!!a3e bts I.
! oaberls bsbarbsrst ~ tabsr.
= Sn Corpus @ariii tat Der 8n6fen
NADER gtobsrt Samer Ssltln'oro 6tsane
Sen. gr idoB fitt in ben Gcpl. 9t1s
9n 0lio 0ranss Civ ssrielten sps'
farbiGe @gInasen, 2ernple uno S'9rieu,
bsim Sartsnivisl in ottelt, in Bo!ss rslsf'
efbtfrsr pom Grfrsa sri6Ulfsn pmroe.
- Der Deputy SHERIFF oamf5 8ar,
bour spu 8io 0raaoe Gits muros por
einsm untstanntsn Manne ansesriffsn uni
erbielt mebrsre Sdldse nit etnem Oblen.
, tnohen iibsr ben Eopf.
= Su @cnsatss GOuntp iou man bfn
gohrsn eines artsiiiden Brunaens In 4C
5ub 9isfe auI gBafer ssltoBsn ieiu, pat
aus benz Botrlchs berausorin9t.
Das Dallas gclfsblatt fbrsibt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-09

fentIihtsn, fSnnen mir inOeb fsine gerant
wprtlidfstt bafIs tibernebmsn. Dslder
@ergebsn iid1 6aber!f fAulpig .nadts une
in sOe weit ietne 8stauptan3sn auf Dabr,
1et 5eruben, lnifsn Die oswoener pun
Nsotna County am beRen ipiAsr.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08

A TURTLE AND STURGEON FIGHT.--C.
s. s. Horne, while fishing recently in
Flint river Georgia, was distuJbed by
thecontinual falling of some heavy body
in the water. After listening for some
time he concluded that something un-
usurl was going on, seizing his gun,
went forward to investigate. On the
opposite side of the river he saw white
A boat being handy, he bailed it, and ex-
pediously and quietly passed over. He
struck the bank about twelve feet above
the cause of the disturbance, seized his
gun, and as the boat swung around with
the stream fred at the head of the dark
object. He then dropped the gun, and
as the beat drifted he lifted an immense
logger-head turtle into it, after which he
pulled in the other object, which proved
to be large sturgeon. Before he could
recross the river, the turtle, which was
only stunned by the bird-sliot, recovered
and showed fight The situation was
lively and interesting. The boat was
leaky, and the water deep and swift, the
turtle large, strong and determined on
fight It advanced with open mouth, and
Cul's gun was empty. He gave the boat
all the impetus possible, stuck the
paddle in the beasts mouth, drew little
penknife from his pocket and tried to cut
its throat. As the turtle kept its hold on
the paddle, he succeeded in this after
several efforts. He then carried his prize
home, and found that it weighed fifty or
sixty pounds. The sturgeon, he sup
posed, weighed thirty or forty II Ameri-
can Republican.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08

WHERE AMERICANS LOUNGE IN LONDON
In letter to the Washington Republic
Olive Logan SAYS: There is one short
street in London which has this pecu-
liarity: At any season, perhaps at any
hour, you choose to go there, you will
always find at least one American, often
q group, lounging at the busiest corner.
As usual with loungers, the most of these
men look as if lounging were their pro-
fession, and very poorly paying one at
that; but often one catches sight of a
face which carries in every anxious line
tale of disappointment, frustrated hope,
baffied energy, heart-sick effort. /
scarcely know why Craven street of all
the thoroughfares running off the busy
Strand has been selected for ia rendez-
vous of Americans. Perhaps, because
it was tho locality chosen as a London
residence by one of the greatest Ameri-
cans who ever lived. Half way down
the street, ON the right side going
Thames-ward, you see pretty house,
which, ON level with the first-story win
dows, shows blue plaque bearing
the following inscription: In this house
lived Benjamin Franklin, Printer,
Philosopher and Statesman In one of
the neatest of the small family hotels in
Craven street has Of late been staying
the charming Polish actress, Nine.
Modieska
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08
BITS OF FUN.

The Sun says that New York preachers
preach for their salaries, and not with
any hopes of making New Yorkers bet
ter. That's honest all round Detroit
Free Press.
The grand and awful difference between
a tree and bore is thurrah, now!-the
tree leaves in the spring, and the bore,
why, he never leaves Syracuse Sun
day Times.
A young lady's hat blew off and was
run over by a broad-wheeled cart. The
ribbons were somewhat soiled, but the
hat is now the very latest fall shape
Norristown Heralk.
There is prospect that the cruel war be-
tween Peru and Chile is over, and the
army of each win therefore be afforded
an opportunity to put raw oyster over
lis black eye Boston Post.
A college student, in rendering to his
father an account of his expenses, in
serted: TO charity, thirty dollars. !"
His father wrote back: Il fear charity
covers multitude of SINS
A Milwaukee girl suffering from lock-
jaw was left alone with mouse by the
shrewd physician, and she contriyed to
open her mouth wide enough to give q
yellthat made the crockery in the china
closet rattle. Il Boston Post.
Old Tom Purdy, Sir Walter SCOTS
fayorite attendant, once said: 'sThem
are fine novels of yours, Sir Walter;
they are just invaluable to me. Il am
glad to hear it, Tom,s returned the
novelist. "Yes sir, said Tom; .'for
when / have been out all day hard at
work, and come home tired, and take up
one of your novels, I'm asleep directly" !"
Miss Calino goes for the first time to
view the sea at Dieppe. AT her departure
from home her sister recommends her to
carry some sea-water in a bottle. She
goes down to the shore and fills her vial
with water. Better not fill it mp like
that, missy" said sailor, "bekase, it
being low water now, when the tide rises
it'll burst your bottle. Miss Calino,
quite convinced, pours out half the salt
water and departs.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08
Bismarck and HIS bog.

ssAfv dagi Where L nv aoc2s vera
r,.;,,e, rssss,, 49, i;xst g,s.9s a, sl;c5ts
-, . =, tha ,,,ass,v,n ~ e ths WassIshn
ne Iss s;l.rav ss Stot;o,,' iast n;rbf and sura
1..a,,ess, 4,,srs ha ss,.s tl,S siaaL [ ns,s.irn-
s t.,, s. ..,sls, y,,s,sa,;sa tSa ,s,s
u ~ 3 - - ps,,~a "a nnyfnaE@,f I
.ss,s;.,e. s1 az .c,,s,,ass w W;t,, ! l,arnd
es,ltaS ,sho bss ,trsva,a5 S.es SECOND class
- 10 - .,ssta.;s s;da vss covar;,g him
Ia, s;a.o...s = ~ cs,,;s,e
S'.s &. !, 4.
a.ai ny 'aa.s s.'1 Pe,,ss
'lse = oouis 49,
WY ~ ~,
asl laau s'.sisll.,u nlnlsali slas .ne ii be
mas 1 ssts G,,t -, AZ and l;s
~ ,s.ss ss,.3;aI -, a,,d
,s s, .os .,i.5 = ts ..ss ss,..
= = - y e lsi9 z,
nag, =. = pIisaee pIoagilal1 ~ .llo rnp
p:rs Iol 8, s'lae Mas Nalsins ~ nsA1 lai'0o
IislnaIoh l,uAL. " 'le Ao,ei ~ ~Aeie nc =
stay ylng;
IaIuis m were .ne Two sla.esMen sea.'a =, :
.;u an lssly ~ susls, els uoWn .', wcns :.s
on siie near siuc, anu ~ 81
voice CRIED ous, Mem nund. Ho y.
=, mem nunu; anytning naa beiailsn
tla. blessed dog Wnile frinee bismafck
a.sentlon was momenfar1iy turned IN an
osuer 3 dlrectlon, q IS my urn peileI .nat
~ - wouIu cll nave neen al UP WIN .ne aus,
eIo-saer.nan - ailiance, and the incensea
shanceiior would have taken the nrst
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08

KEEP THE BoDY EREcr.-.An erect
bodily attitude is OF vastly more impor-
tance to health than most people imagine
Crooked bodily positions, maintained for
any length of time, are always injurious,
whether in sitting, standing or lying
posture, whether sleeping or waking. TO
sit with the body leaning forward
or to one side, with the heels elevated ON
level with the head, is not only in bad
taste, but exceedingly detrimental to
health, it cramps the stomach, presses
the vital organs, interrupte the free
motions Of the chest, and enfeebles the
functions of the abdominal and thoraeic
organs, and, in fact, unbalances the
whole muscular system. Many children
h>d become hump-backed or severely
by sleeping with the
head raised on high pillow. When
any person finds it easier sit, stand, to
walk or sleep in crooked posi-
ton than straight one, such person
may besure his muscular system is badly
deranged and the more careful he is to
preserve straight OF upright position,
and get back to nature again the better.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08

QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER UNCLE LEO
PoLD.-It is nearly sixty years since the
Duke of Kent, having caught cold while
visiting Salisbury Cathedral, died in
the arms OF the Duchess, who lost not
only an affectionate husband but the
means of subsistence-as substance is un-
derstood by royal personages. In fact,
the young Princess Victoria and her
mother were face to face with poverty,
in one of its comparative forms, when
Prince Leopold took them under his
protection. He had known something OF
straightened circumstances himself, hav-
ing only had an annual income of
g400 to live ON before he married the
Princess Charlatte and ESQ, 900 year.
He lost no time, therefore, in bringing
the aunt and cousin of his late wife, first
to Kensington and then to Claremont,
providing for the maintenance of their
household until, in 1925, Parliament
granted the young Princess an annuity of
10000. Those kindnesses have never
been forgotten by Queen Victoria; and
it is by the light of this early passage in
her life that the inscription which ac-
companies the white marble statue of
King Leopold, which Her Majesty has
Just placed in st. Georges Chapel,
Windsor, should be read, Erected, so
it runs, "by Her Majesty Queen VIC
toria, in loving memory of Leopold, the
first King of the Belgians, her maternal
uncle, who was as father to her as she
was to him as a daughter London
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