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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

,ould scarcely maintain his position Of
ind his tongue. He recovered, how
yer, as Mrs. Whitlayton pressed closer
his side and whispered:
"Speak-qu.ck-ii you love me !"
81 d." said Marthen, softly, ycl
aarestly.
Eyes, whispered the lady.
Then" said the minister, 81 pro-
lounce you man and wife, and what God
ns joined together let no man pw
,under. Mr.. Marthcn, will have the
ertiflcate ready in the morning, ii you
Vi. send for It,
Come away al once, whispered Oh.
ride. IF the dreadful enemies y.r
vote me about should see You, wn~
you'd happcu?'
Naltlcn talked little but thought
pidly as he drew his wife away ma
rpilly along. At the first secluded
pot they reached, however he piaco,
* arms around her, with one hand
,ldy TO place over her mouth should
thn attempt to shrek, b. rapidly g%.
pl.ucl himself. As he had already dis
fercd Mrs. Whitlayton was not smart
She was so dazcd by all she heard t!,t
20. knew nothing but that she had been
rgalIy married 10 man whom she hl
s,yar seen but twelve hours before, but
whom she had then determined was ~.
ch O. gentleman. What could .
+. in her delicate position but act 90,
riding to his advice, which was Oh.
.Iry should take the night train for y
l,r.. aad 90 to her husbands home @
I, mother? So they did, and wiz.
hey reached there, and the son had
planned to his mother, the bride cor
,p her moth,r-in.lAw that it seemed .
aal known her husband for a year.
And the Arson Marthen whoremaiu
bachelor recovered his hat and og..
ruat without recourse to law. - A.,
Jork Ho0G
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
4 Big Hotel Bill.

,In--"---,, -. - .-,--r-,I-,I-- -
..,; 70 So" see 'Illt 'ynl'o."DIe S 3:I-
h f looN'h& 'o'ory y man ",,li'lug
h,F H''ofh'E'"vur'I brewster" req
V Wl''G.r' c'"r'a$'I "SN'a man u
W m"S'lioE q, Zoo l''t MAJ, mas Il 4i1'"iy
,'' u, a d, ,'0o 'i.'" no" j." ',,r ',,'y',
Iy'Ir','"II'' an" ~ "r''S content WIZ" ~!
, ,25 ne IN entitled To- me proud o'a /,
'' iI ~ 'n,'O@ p3g' ,'' u,53y', :, ", W
niII III inns o., amy ""Iner country On
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
NEGRO.CORM SHUChING.

Come, grab up rail an fling It cross do corr,
Sing or juRngi, hog
Yer mus beat de- udier squad JUS Gs shore,
yer BON,
Sing er iurmc., 10;
DeGu.nca Niger shucas Ike sknnin' d fqul'l,
Sing er iuraugi, no;
Keeps de corn in de air in q regular whirl,
Sing or jumuH, hos
An er rake dem shucks back,
Haun' up Do corn,
lGt 1e uuhbius in Dc feed rack
Doan' yer hear my Loul
watch DO yallcr niger, fur he's Gwlne f1r to
cheat,
Sing fr lnrang, hOi
He's got Dot %, com dar, un'cr bis feet,
Sting or juran|, no;
WtH digcn' a,ca len er scntclin' iordo ing
Sing or iumngi, 10;
Tie got AIRED yoar come, gimme dat ing
ling CO. JGmugs Loi
M ~ d,r wcs b0uu' beat yer
Put mp dopcH,
Thought we c,nldn't mcetyor-
Fooliu wid men.
-ArtansqS Trarcir.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

DIR. W. D. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends the
Hubioincd professional Endorsement; 'lhaye
pIcscribod DR.. Vim. Halls Balsam for the
Longs in u great number Of cases and alway'
with success. One cas- IN particular was given
up By several physicians who had been called
in for consultation with myself. The patient
lad all fine symptoms Of confirmed cOnSump
f.on--coid night .weats. hectic fever, harras-
inc couch. etc. lie commenced Immediately
to gct better and was soon restored to his usia
lc5Ith. have also found Dr. VIM: Halls Bal
IAN for the Lungs the most valuable cXpccto
ralt for breaking up distressing coughs anl
colds that haze ever used"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

The superior merits of tbo
patches having Stevens PATENT EN-
Improvements are acknowledGsSi
BY every person wearing them
Railroad men, and Others ~"
curing great accuracy in time
pieces, endorse them, and ~s
are prepared to show by ipco y.
teStabls proof, that no otie,
watch not having these improve.
mcnts wW produce such accu.
rate results in time bcepinc
They are durable, dust-pvoCf;
and rcliable, and coasiaerino
quality, The cheapest wQteh n
the morbet. Send for our illus,
trated catalogue and prices.
J.P. STEVENS WATCHCO.
Atlanta, Gc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
a nurEy nr TIM STLH'.
"Hcr second Love" and the i9rott1n,
serrei She Reveals f0r the B'hthl "'


A A
- ,,,o ,,r,rtnp,
"hcr second it2Sc, ana 1ar He I,.r,nt OF
Women.
lNcw York. VOr'".) g..
Several years ago the American lH.Ap
we're arOu cd by the eniree upon re ~
OF a little lady who bad been prev oD5y '.'
htle announced. Sh, was one Of al Ilt u
lLerlhle number Of aSpl'aht fJr lup ~
! Yor and had no s'rumen " ''N'
from Ler own talents. 70 cau'e re,osai i" o..
IN spio OF this not however, rAo MP
a eyed warm Ila,e % the heat { 10
! pup e. ". c. - 0 ~ ont II on 70 hoI V''
,lnce' Nnel t was IN onnred't tIe' e.
NJ NIB 'iHud D,ahg,r Wo "a .'h' 'HY
commit season II the by . Her ,,oG.t
rove, VIZ ten ~ + JDhi \, $40 en- ~
wa only ~ ;allHh. u i"S lHI me o. !"
| b manies ed 10 "n ) %, q cH RIA CT >
~ l1 pl or Dr 40 o y q. CONN, W
| "a was any IA =" g. 49, u "" l. D'u
| ! Il. ,li an '..' '.,
III * &c ~ W w.. w., ID i''' '''I
| q :. Ilh'h't "a 10 a. =" d S'ro y GU 90
iu' W.. noin I'D" H., ~
"a o. tnls ia v - uVi..
10 -. ue j. uih' """ 800 '''' 1000
U no "'o Is ~ 10 q. l.,,,i,,,.,,
HlIf7 ui"h ,ur Vu, t.' '''O -
hogr'l c'e olo ~ ."o i" ,,..,.,',.,,
| :, i..,o oHce feYh W. 80 liz, I'D
i.".uloS 'o''''iha ~ .-,
eo,i'Jui ".V I,'....,I
lnu u'oiI &C. ihui, h.. ,,,.,.
Ipro,' ~ M ~ ~ i,c, ,s
op,'.' WV .''iiisy - ry' ,. ,
Wy no ',..U iGi a '.' ,l.,,.' ,.. w.
"',' , no 'u'' 'iio H., ,.,,,.'.J BE-,
ou' ".tcu III g ~ "a w ~. 't''y o.,
an ava 'eh.e Inc nun VI HC"H i', ,,' ' ',.
laui ~ Aer ;'Y'ne 'i '''' ~ "'.,' "' '''
| COrttl ..l-L WD.'Jut' u vas c'l'''E
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

The MaygoSITRs. The Mennonites
of our country humble now 4lO churches
or organizations, $50 ministers, and
about $4,000 COMMUNICATE members.
This sect was founded by Sim Memo,
IN 1886, in the Netherlands. Many OF
his followers came to this country ut the
invitation of William Penn. They have
spread through the country, but restill
most numerous IN Pennsylvania.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

A YOUNG man from New York thought
he would like to be farmer, and the
first day he tried it he came into the
house with his clothes in shreds, blood
flowing from his nose and filth all over
lin. and in response TO his wife's in.
0uiros rs to what was the matter, said
lie had been milking TIE COW.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
Atlanta, Ga
II and II.

"li you are suffering from poor ho,l,b
'cr llnsuishing ona bed Of sicku,,s ta.s
'cher ifyou IRE simply ai,ing, or f,o,
feel weak and disprted, without e.sa,h
'kuogiug Why Hop Etters will ,rrr,
cure YOU"
"u you are q Mu.s;er, and have overt ,el ,.,..,
witt Jour pastoral dutis,, or Mother, ran oct v
'carr O., d work, OF man 4 La iEos or .lor,r,.,.
'cnod rs the strain Sytur every day dut,s, n,r,
of l'ttors, to.iins o,o' Your mi4pgt work, IA,
'Yhtrrs will surely strengthen y,1."
81. son re suGerac irpa
'u'ica,ing OF dru.ius. uy
'iui.urctln or dissipation, o.
'aro gas and growing to
'fJ,. ns Is uiten the case"
"Or % you are in the workshop, op,b.
'i.rn, at the rrsk, anywlcro, apd feel
ma, ycur System neoIa cleansing Ton.
!nsorHDnnlatiuF, without iniotgatb,,
'ifyu ro s.1, h.ooI thin and impure
'pu.,ir,lc. ic-,s. urseady. f,yuha,
'vmmi, Hop nuos Is ahatyoa ncsdn
'Eig,yuiot ltc, Ielth and vgq"
lyopmy ,o-tye or d,spepuc. or ,aL
friug from GIy ether OF o., n1mefuus
i.cssrs oi the stomach or loge.,h.
,orr own iagll Il you f.mainii!.
II son ao"a,t NJ aHay with auy frm
OF kinney Gs,ac stop terrtrg death
,.i. r,.,npui and turn f.f 4. lgfs IN Ii,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

Dr. Charles Lloyd, OF Great Bridge,
Va. endorsed it. IN the full yi2or Of
lifc a sudden cromp is often the precur-
s,r 81 death. DR.. Wothinstons re-
nowncd Cholcm and Dianhoea Medicine
should bo in every household, as sure
cure for all complaints Of the stomach
auI bowels Price % and 80 cents q bot
Il,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

4 BoyG RANCE. English capitalist;
have bought the Panhandle of Texas,
which has m area Of 9, 600 square miles.
The contract has been put ont fora wire
fence 200 miles long head of the cattlS
from ranging north
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

PURE cod liver oil, from rrlac'eH liyc-s on
the sea shore by Ca.we.l, Hamrd & Co., New
York, Absolutely pure AID sweet. Pa.
tlenls who fav- once taken it prefer it 10
all others. Physicians declare it hyperion
10 all other rs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
The Two NIarthcuS.


Giiyidunswho ore not related in NF
WY rs generally cause for cons.d"rl..
amusement to hosnwho know Of IT, hnt
Arson ATmfhcn, civil engineer and rail.
way b''iidor' "Aof' H'""I''"i'''" "'i'
n Now l"'h' h.',.I'' H''I, "II''' "',',
every ""y oi me- i'I' i'r VI. i''7'' '',"'
ln're was 'no'N,r ma" ~ ,@'''5 'n'
,''H' name WHO "''' I'VE" III w." I'"'
''' I'I 10 '"'''.'.' VI ""'''7''' ""'''
''f' inc '.''" WIG ',..''' '' "'''''.'
every p'''.''.' '','y, ,',, '''" wore
..0"''''' '..' ''..' va ''''' ~
M " ,'''' '',' .'' F''''.'' '' .'.'"
.:IIt.ini... ,.,.. 80 .i.,,.. 49,.
''',' ','' "''' ..I,..,,..'.........i
''''''' '''' ~ m
..'' '",.
,'.'''. ''''' ''' ..''' '.' 1000 ''I'' 81"
h..'ii' Ii"'''''''''' .'''S" w. .
.'""' ~ "'''''''''''J '''l,'.'' WV
l"h'r' '''i''.' I'D 'A' P.'''''h mug
i''.'' '''" p'''''' WHO ""'" 81" Wv, num-
DIV ''. wv" ,''' WV '''' w. '''' .
h"'''. A'i.h,''' -" ''' ''''''"f' p'' ''
''.. .'"'' u. ''''. d, .'''' '"'l "'.
''"''.' ,''' ''',' '''.'..' '''.'' ','
l'''e ~ 'N' '"' ''',' ... Woo '''' '.''.. '..'
,u'.., r,,r.,.1 anal ,,..i,.,,a.,, ~ l.,
,.to, t.Li.. ,,..,,..rg .,,,u,,l,l. L,plIo
usL;1s in fine corr-a Of time reacLod
ma ,arnc.r's Office. and were the carso
Of much rr.Eme IunuYm from the
wrong NH,hm and murhuuauug Tine
laY or ih.. r.Ea and G.uglnmu
,I.r III. r..v railroad mi,Ilu. cu.
r'ov,l.
Won. STILL Mp honest Hutbcn was
,,n.tIY.s cIIr.no'yr.e..yrd by pcraoyq
..,.l..., I.,. ,... introduced ord ,,h,
l.l hcprl If i.o other bcarcr Of the
,npo pnmc. Worst NJ all. ladies' some.
,,,... ,,c,,sd 5,.,r,noir,rl when bc. ,,,s
49,, C.. Ia, .,.o,u,.
'...,l. ,r,. l,,l..,,, c,,rob =, H.,
,.,.,l ohopt ,,b;,o rho cngirccr nj.
r,r,h -, norrcc, manner ,ulort,ro,,lv
l,l rpco'J ppd observation-disclosures fco-
,r.g Whom finally Inn WAS arrested
ono of,crnoon ON n choroo Of obtaining
coods uudor r,so prctcnscs, fine com
,,lpiunil heinz tho father Of n lndy to
whom ho had inst been presented and
,,o ,o;,or, c,,chiro him aa nm omcrood
f,,r l.r houso tbo lady hcrclr bchold-
inc fine unnir from a window bo went in
hi. wrath to his lawyer and PREPARED a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

"TTrnr, now" said n mother 10 he,
littlo boy, take this good medicine.
rs sweet as sugar "NIum,, J la,.
l.'le brother" H.. h,r wr. i've
10 him
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
on Thirty DAYS, TRIAL

THE NorTAI0 BELTCo., Marshall, Mich
viii send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Noltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days TO mon (yorng and
oldl who are afflicted with nervous dehil.
ity, lost vitality md kindred troubles
guaranteeing speedy md complete resto
ration Of health end manly yicor. Adj
'rcss Ms above, n. B.-No risk is incur
red, as thirty days trial is allowed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

Ir may be mighty big source for con
solution when apo man SETS down aid
-ays; "it's NIL right, flr de- rich man
emit Git ter IIrahcu; bnt glib De 20
mau - chance, am SEQ how quick haJ
siJI' in dc rich mus shoes"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

A JUDGE in Toronto, Canada, on dis.
c1a,gina q suow-baiIing yomester. re.
marked 'mt "tho hoy Who would not
peg suow-.n''s .A1uG D., ut unIcr q
rIIr. ASA rruiri. ..... ir.l.,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08
A srrrY.YrAn older, with the punstcr

mark on his brow, at dinner asked his
mother What was in the jar on the table
Pickle, myson, was thereby. "Ihen,
mamma. pickle little one out for me,
came with Il stunning force from the
child, and the mother fell over chair
md fninicl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

DrnD'- Cri0rrh Snuff cures Catarh and al
affection, of the mucous membrane.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

'''cd PB he signed the hotel register
. whom the clerk read the signature
mt official winked Mt rather n rough
oobing man with whom he had beer
.lldng, then the rough-looking man read
.ae signature and exclaimed:
You're just the man I'm looking for.
'ir Mrihcn-I'yc only just been able
FOO find out where you were stopping
lyon oivrmoa chcckfor miscarriage
". .al.4 running nearly mou.h.
potlr boy said you"
"in no, the man you want" SID
f.r.H, trs. saying something THAT
gould pot look well in print.
"Ymrumme is
ayes yes. ycs' interrupted MmtAnH
"unt tbrra &, another man Of the San.
n.nn and h.'a swindler. / came her
20 r him down; I've got detective
ai.. Inn; come here Tins evening and
they sill pat son on his track"
Tor hour or more Marthen was r.
ycry bad temper, but he grew calmu
when, strolinp ont to look at thecrow
.fc.I.gacs and their occupants, he met
seal acluaintmccs who had tempo
ar abjmcd billiards or flirting Tor H.,
nnwpose As he chatted witt on
.fH-o % carriage passed slowly Ua
Iutunu saw in it the aIniabla !iti.,
widow me Lad met on the train in tho
morning She did not ecom torecogLin
him, but his friend raised his hat mud
v. smiled upon.
Who j. She, Jenks?-tell me, quic,,
"Sl.'s Mrs. Whitlayton, widow Of VII
WL''Eiou, who was just starring To-
make % fortune in wool when, a couple
of years ago, hc took pneumonia and
died he irflhutwantyor thirty thou.
srul dollars, though enou9h 10 make
Ivy, wo.IlrcHDt fellows swarm around
hcr like flies around % sugar bur.i."
"l'a .hoany mmiIy?' asked Mu,lcn
g., ..a makes hcr home with an
urnr, ..l ANN, ,.h,r. .L. d,o,Jf Io,,
..,.,.,...I rn t,,l ,,,,n,, ,r;l,,.
wm. lmyo IL home, though, you know,
.. a,.a ...r,t v,p, .,lo i,IIod ,i,r,
r.......,..... ......,n .,.,...,1,,
r....,.. ,...,., t.i.;.,.I.. .f....'.'
..,...,...,.....I.'..,..,...''.,.'..'., n,
......ls..r.,.....,.,...,',,.I.,....'.c .,,'..,..
J.,..,. .... ,,,. r.;..,l ,,,.,, ,t.,,,.. d,
A.. ,r..u..,. A., cn..,,.n
mr,.,.....,.I'l.,,.i..'...'...... .;.,,...,
Nr Crmch. "ht # it isn't loo imru.
taul % question toa.k on No short p..
lGiunuc.. vhyarr You sholling onfo.r
WU Ful here. while your charming
r.r.ot ~ .iIiugaIoncY"
"}'s fuc,c?' exclaimed thecngincc,
iua. ..'urnt while lis friend looi.,
mu malE.
.II ..tI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

A BosToy artist painted n string Of ten
trout so naturally that The man who
bought ittola everybody that he had pur.
chased y picture Of 57j front all on one
string. ibiuiGiphiG,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

CoNYrRs, Ga. Dr. ". n. Lee qqvs;
"Brown'a iron B,l'r il n rood medicine
md many ere using ID IN ;hig place.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

IMMENSE quantities Of tomatoes are
being shipped from Chattanooga, some
geo boxes daily.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

WATTErDOrO, S. c. nr. J. VI. Klein
ray': 'HroHn's Iron Ritti7 have given uni.
yrlsnl li',Hcunu"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

HERE is more sense than poctlYim The
remark Of somebody's wife, who sui She
was glad the family was not Iich, "loi
then we wouldn't have half the ian We
DOW have IN paying our bills ma hyina
to ave dollar for rainy day
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

"Da Benson. Celery nd CHomomilc ~.
lyr the cure Of Neuralgia uy s4c'c7
Dr. G.. =. Holman, Ctrs.iHnhurg Va
eta. nj uru,pi.tF,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

jgT'rs y chdrona h07's Z shoa- can. mn
orol 4. Lyons Patent Uro. HifcuerS sre need
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

fova Aco.-Noro than half century
oro Widow Boss ol Lyman, Maine, i'd
wl,'scd IN the hunc'EHE Ga1'Hc for
formation Of beer .1, whose name,
-.n.r'm.y enough. wa Charlie Ross,
.U.uo lmlm,-.mi'u+r diaaN"#ta.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

4 ROnnokc Cotton Press.
-,1-,r.H The Best and Cheapest Pres,
'-tSf7f5y - ~ made. Costs less than shrlt.I
Z --sr'i = VI over other presses. Hundreds
4 y a- ,.f IN actuA, use at both steam and
{ ~'f. t7g , horst power gins. Makes henyy
1. !. !. !. 4. II. ]. !
'.. t s.c bales by hand faster than r.y
30 -tglf' I gin can pick. The new improve.
STt J ments In Kin houses described
St.t IN the words ii their inventor,
s., free tun Address ROAHOLR
lfinb.. ft,. = lHON NuEts, tnHttan, Ogq,
Ia, -. 57 Tenn, "r RoASuKE CoT"iust
G..,--- lnlss Co., Rich Square, y. g.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

Tmm are 2900, 600 in the State Treas
MY o. Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

~ TEtEGnspHY. Situations guaranteed address
4 " Com. a X. X. Tel. College, Ann Arbor Mich.
s iolHutN BUSINESS UoLtFGE, Newark, Nj. Terms
|-'u. Positions to- A.aoubUs Write for circulars
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

REFORMING BAD BoYs.-The Rev. DR..
Wnyland, of the N0iion0i Eapt',i, has
been investigating MS to the mJuis Of
persons who were inmates of the Eluilu
Rciormatory. Tie claims that their ex-
pcrience in that institution has a ten
dcncy to WORK genuine reformation in
them, As II proof OF this he states that
ninety-three per cent. Of them have
shown after leaving the Rcformatory
that their reformation is sincere. DIR.
Wayland says that he suspects that not
many of our colleges could show that
ninety three per cent. of the graduates
had turned out well.
Chose FIGuRISd.- Patti, ut $1,000 n
night, will get about IS breath in
"Lucia. e" She is on the stage, by the
watch, just sixty-two minutes during the
three acts. This gives her $50 and some
odd cents every minute. The average
rate of respiration is about eighteen n
minute, so that for each breath is paid
$50 In "Lueia' there are 200 words
ma $500 notes, so that Patti is paid
%. 10 word and 81, rs q note.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

Aruy worms are taking Eari1cs par
ISL. ia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

pYy son .lea.b,lly 40 night? Why suffer
from Induction! CsauasE will give Jou
rUeL pN.u,. il in liquid ',nu. All
druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-08

I'm 1886, in the Netherlands. Many OF |
his followers came to this country ut the |
invitation of William Penn. They have |
spread through the country, but arestill |
most numerous IN Pennsylvania.
Full of Hope.
/ DIR Charles Lloyd. OF Great Bridge |
/ Va. endorsed it, IN the full vi2or OF
lifr "a sudden crump il often the precur- !
/ s.r az death. Dr. Wonhin@tons re-
powucd Choem and DianhOea Medicine
should ho in every household, as % sure
cure for all complaints Of the stomach
aud bowels. Price % and 30 cents a bot
, tie.
/ A srvEx.YHAR older, with the pnnstcr
mark on his brow, at dinner ASKED ms
u,thcr What was in the inr on the table
/ .Pichlca, ,Ny8on, was thereby linen!
mamma. pickle little one out for me,
came with Il stunning force from the
chill. and the mother fell over chair
and tainted.
"Dn Benson. Celery nd CWmomilc ~.
, .yr the cult of h-grnl.in aly Hlc'C"
Dr. G. =. Holman, Ctr.s.innhurg Va.
cts. at drusgist5.
THERE is more sense than poetry. .hr
remark Of somebody's wife who ,mj She
was glad the family was 10. Iich, "loi
then we wouldn't have half the ian va
DOW have 10 paying our bills ma nying
to save e dollar for rainy day
| u...f J....... ..y aaj,f mriltuH' l" r"
! .ar w.. U..,..s Tla Hu-e hogd3 "r"l
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rast week owing 10 the inolemcncy Of ihe
'fhe engagement Of the swedish Lady
Ouartette nj the Opera.hOuse Fndhy
evening, was cancelled on account Of the
rain. They will show this evening ,.
Miss Laura Hopson. who has been VISIT
ing friends At Henrietta, he's returned;
Lille Fisk, OF New Orleans, are In the oity'
Mr.. Lazarus Is one Of our prominent cattle
men, and has amass, u fortune In the pnst
three years. The bride is q former resident
of Sherman, and Is II finely accomplished
young lady. Success to you, Sam.
Mr.. Clarence L. Dresser, for some time
railroa d reporter OF the Chicago Press asso-
citation, passed through Sherman Wedhes-
j. 4. Lea, esq. president of the Louis
Vile Land and Cattle association, is in the
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III pspal nuDcio has informed the pre-
misr that Pore Leo Kill. the church and
eli Csfbolics otjsci 70. and VII opposs. the
projected rs-.sfablishnsnt Of civil mar
risrs. and the sub0rdinstiOn Of The mar
risd REGISTER and the validity Of the union
- the erffor- o.f fhe evil autborities ard TIE
fIbuuais seuor sagssta rrTlIied that ne
reform uuud nct - passrd IN this parIis-
rrert. nrd fhnt wben adouted d would -
f.r l-.s radicrl than The step which had
ben taksn m Italy, Francs. ard otheT
Cafbrlar ccurtries. whirh rcu rnsfe Cyl
rnn-riars obliratory. He sinrly propnsec
- - ne sutiects RI King Aligrso elect -
f--rr rlvn ard rslirious rsrrinEea- buf
r-ti---irr ~. Ire, ~ her leFni efsrts.
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Jay Gould, tne railroad King, e-rlved In
81. Louis yesterday, and is expected here
Tuesday. lie Is making a tour Of his
southern system Of roads.
Mr.. II. NJ. Hoxie left New York on We'd
nesday night for 81. Louis.
The ST. LOUIS Republican says: "Thanks
In advance Is the message of the board of
directors of the Texas Baptist convention
which meets In Waco neAS month, and
which acknowledges the liberality of Cap
tain Hol @ placing at its disposal train
from Waco TO Laredo.
The Texas Trunk road will be sold Tues
day, and there are severn railroad men in
the city who will bid on the road.
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City council met in adjourned session
last evening, and transacted the following
business An advalorem tax for the fiscal
year, 1888, of one and one-half per cent, and
a school tax for the same year ofone-fourth
of one per cent. advalorem was levied. The
occupation tax was laid over until the next
meeting.
The water commission was instructed to
purchase and have laid six hundred feet OF
two-inch pipe on Miranda street, Council
until Tuesday next.
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smngerfest Mixed Chorus.

There was full rehearsal last night; the
attendance was good and the work was
gone through in its entirety. We must
the choir AT having already
attained such perfection. The next rehee--
sal will tuke place on Monday night at the
usual hour. We are informt that Messrs.
Frees d Son have induced Messrs. Decker
Bros, New York, to manufacture one of
their celebrated grand concert pianos tor
the SmngeI est,
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ADril AnpliugS

The following marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week: +. w. Laudrin
aud Mary S. NEWELL H. E. Sharack al /
Teresie 6cifre; Jerry O'Leary and Lizzie
Rheve; j. Nj. Bradin and Julia FELTON,;
Fl. r. Hunnicut and S. V. Jones; Seinore
Sallard and Mary Peyton.
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Almost three.quarters of a century has
passed aw since Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment was invented, and it is to-day the
most widely known as well as the most
valued internal and external remedy in
the world. No family should be without it
n
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Weekly Mortuary Report.

AS an evidence that Dallas is healthy
city, there was but one death during the
past week in the person of Mr.. Kebbier, q
resident of Fort Worth, who died here
few days since of fever.
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i,sllfosi News,

10 inacfIptlon on lhe' registers, which will
be kept IN future by the Judges London