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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08
Under Fire,

The spirit of soldiers is shown by
their remarks when under fire. At the
battle ofthe Alma, during the Crimean
War, the Ninety third High|anders were
advancing under fire of shell and rifle.
balls. One she'll, bursting, knocked
oYer three or four men. and blew into
fragments the upper part of the feather
bonnet Of an other Highlander. "Eh,
see they're wanting my feather hat'
he exclaimed, with q laugh, as he con-
tinued to advance in his place.
!. At Balaclava, where the magnificent
but foolish charge Of ''the six hundreds
was made the Highlanders were formed
upon the top Of hill to repel an onset
Of Russian cavalry. Their Turkish allies,
On the right and lett, after firing con-
filsed yolley, fed in disorder.
Sir Conlin Campbell rode down the
repimental line, formed only two deep.
tsThere is no retreat from here. men!''
he said. You must die where you
stand
g,sss,Ay, az, Sir Colin, and needs be we'll
do that" shouted back brave SCOTCH
man.
The Russians charged at full gallop to-
wards that thin line, for. Sir Conlin did
not think it worth while to form them
four deep, the usual formation when
cavalry are to be repel' d. Tue Nus
covitas rushed on. unchecked by a vol
lev Ut six hundred yards. The Scotch
line stood firm as a rock. When the
dasning hprsemen were within two hun.
drsd wards. and in another half min
ate would have been ,1pon them, there
YVES Fash from the Hlgnlaniers' rifles.
The ro ling away of the smoke disclosed
the Russians scatl1pAring back, even fast
er than they had charged. scarcely a
mar, horse escaped un-woun led ].
n During tile engagement, Al, amusing IN
cident showed ttiat the wives of the
Higi,lAnders were fitting companions
for their brave husbands. Mrs. Smith.
/ the wife u /. t,rivats OF the Niinety-third,
{ and ii Washes Wonian, were in one of tile
I taufs which 4 he 1e sltn ant had LETT stand
i'd hen AZ mar cs,sd to the battle 4 cid.
he runaway Turks passed t.irough
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08
A FLESHY SPIRIT.
How Professional Mediums was En-
trapped.

CrAppGI.
An amusing incident, by which askep~
tic obtained considerably the best OF g
piritualistic medium, to the great
amusement of the audience, occurred at
public sesnce given recently by Mrs.
Foye at Washington Hall, San Francisco.
The demonstrations of the evening we're
to be by rappings on the table, names
appearing to the medium written in the:
air, and writing on paper through in
SEPARATION. Those oftne audience who;
desired to hear from a dead friend or;
relative were requested to write the
name on a slip of paper, fold and place!
it in hat passed around among the
audience for that purpose. The medium
explained that, of course, all could not
get an answer that evening, but: modest.
ly suggested that they try again
or call privately upon her aud re-,
plenish her Golfers The idea occurred;
to q skeptical young man, who was one!
of the audience, that the medium
would operate on only sucE papers as
she glanced them over. 1t further oc~
of some person nowliving and unkno WI,
to the medium, fair test could be,
made of her to alleged powers. He,,
therefore, at once resolved to write
his own name on q slip o. paper and see*
what came of it. He printed it out in.
full" FREMONT e. Woop.'--so that it.
would more readily catch the eye, andi
folded it but once, go that it would open
in handling. Tina papers were then.
placed IN a heap before the medium on
table and strict silence enioinei. Call:
ing upon the spirits to. aid her, Mrs.
Foye began by lifting the papers, one by|
| one, in her fingers, saying: lis the
spirit of this one present? This one7,
This, one?" etc. !!
The audience, breathless with antici--
patton, awaited the result Suddenly the
medium paused, three raps being given
| mean "Ye s." Passing he's hand over h3r
eyes. as if to Gear the vision Of her ia-
| teilect, and then staring dramatically
| into vacancy, Mrs Eoye said:
II see written in the sir, the diva cat
| line Of the name Fremont Wool. Is
there any one presaEt,who recagnsz ICES
| that namein
| The flesh and bio. q Of this RESTLESS
! spirit then arose and immedlat :lys all
| the eyes were bent upon him. j
"Did you know hissparit wher, living2"
asked Mrs, ,Foye. 49,:
| '"Yes; he was. a.penssnal frie nd YVES
| the reply.
! "You knewths,ageat which be- diedT'
l. eyes" - "E4/
| "Please mention several agss and
among them the rigkt one. ....
I This was done and the infe ,rmation re-
|ceived by rappings that he d led between
the age of %, and "a years
I .tfJa that rorrec.Y' ask ed Ar rs Faya
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08

the HiehIanders' camp, and ono of them
entered Mrs. Smiths tent. She, being.
q large, powerful woman, resented the
liberty and desertion by Selling the coll
lar OF his coat and kicking him until he
was glad to break away from her.
From that day the Turks called her
"Kokana" Turkish for womanl Smith,"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08

One Of the most wonderful shings
about paner is its strength. as an III.
:ustration afs this a d Bank OF England
note twisted into q kind ct rope can sus-
/ I end as .nurh as $40 pounds upon ene
end ot.ii1 and not be injured ii the least
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SOME PLAIN FACTS,

Statement OF Gcntlcmnn or 0rhestcr,
n. T., Showing the Power Of DR.. David
Kenncd3's favOriie aenied,, toi n Oh.
dout, n w over Disen.es or the Kid.
neg and RinIder.
No pain which lasn hsg 70 auaurs s,.ypssGcs that
o! saval " would IA her de-" exe!a ms the pa.
llent ''ltGu have suah attacks very often" 1t
caused the death Of Napoleon III. Mr.. Z. Dewitt
Farsons. Of III Plymouth Avenue, Ruche,ter, N.
Y. re entity had 4 remarkable experience with Il,
Hc Is well knit GRe.looktpa.. hcalty.appaa.Ina
gentleman. Ono day he WAS prottritcd with pain
from the rall Of his bsck 10 tn, abdo,ut n. For
some tine previous hii appetite had been fckle,
his bowelE inactive, and he had .clt tore
above his hips. After vo!ding waite. he had d 60.
we're pain aud gna~ing s,utatio1. S"Por some time
ElS dssydcr my>i9ed me-" he aid. "bu. ono day
l read Of cue veyy like my own !u 4 pa,,or. /
w'ose the rc"on whoe nams appearc1, and he
confirmed II fully. From that little Incident dis.
covered I had some In The blade, aud gravel In
tho kidneys. Twas greatly alarmed then, bu, the
disease hiss lost It's tctro TO nc now, Tor an fully
recovc,rd-curad by nr. David KcL nc.,y'r
ravorite K' med, tot Roudout, y. x, which
ma.t cordially a,mMeud 10 al, rers ,ns sut,c;iu,
Iron kidney dlsori1S. pin II back, stone o,
gravel. Ny wife also regards It "a especially OK
cellent for women. Dr.. Kennedy has rerio,me
many surgical operations for stone, when az,pra
vented removal through the natural channels an,
~ M never ioss CASE aprlp sAu
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MEDICAL.
New York,


This h to certify that am well acquainted with
man flity ycsrso age, for many years a rest.
dent Of Thu city, who has been Mt Dimes extremely
W, but cohld not tell from what cause, unless Il
was worms. 'He told his attending physician his
suspicious, but the physician Mt once ndieued
Ills son then mentioned Dr.. c. MeLane's Yer.
mifugr, and asked him II he would take It: his
reply was--l must take something to get relief,
or die. rH.u nIN .H.
They Mt once procured bottle Of Dr.. G.
AcLai1s's rsrmifage, and he took one dose. The
wor,ns, Gu, up In every form. lie got well I'M.
mediatrly, and Is now enjoying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan Of oldiis endeaynt.
ing 10 relieve hsunfottuna,e neighbors Iletnakes
Il Ills business TO hunt up aud select nil cases STINT.
lar to his own, that may DO given over by regular
physicians, and induces them 10 try pr. G. Nc.
Lanes Vernifuye. So far he has induced more
than twenty persons to take tho Ncrmiiuge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
Is well satisfied that DR.. c. Mcl.ancs VefmSigc,
superior 10 any other known remedy. and that n
more generally known would not fail TO save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire Of Mrs. 1lasdle, ni.s Cannen street, New
York City. ~ tJh 'U,'-.|. "a .L.,gsI.- t=.E
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pJlCl,}t4 CiYs,T''iS nhO utllfSQ
plating the awful but just iGte 0, tue liGGSs..
"pyin' people dom come to no good cen.
sten it tried"
"Talkin' bout fab put me in mine or dat
tale bout @ lpHn usmed aimon,n said
Uncle Tony, presently. II wish yer ilinp
on one dem Iightud Knots, Dilsey," he
broke of. "Cols ter.night!" lie edged
bis chair nearer to the fire as the girl
oheyed, then continued speaking: "hs,
man Simon 'uz o fisherman, a mighty f.h.
erman--you see i'm 80. Hc do best Usher.
nun gwine. Look lax der want nobody
eeen de whole country able tor come a.pipG
i'm. e fish cen de riber, o fish cen &c
pom, e fish yuh, Q fish deh,-aad q nebel
come home bidout sui'n wild i'm ter do
NON smell de fryin'-pan. Bimehy, da,
niger git so stuck up ant proud ODER haovs'
e Elm fish, e dunno wut ter do. Il wont
90 iishin' wild nobody no mo-, an o keen
all o ilshin' groun's hecret-an' ,wuaser ) il,
'etuck ter fshin' on Sunday-'e-"
"Oh-y!" interrupted Aunt Calline, with
a shocked expression Of Countenance, "wu!
dat do preacher done Say las Sunday p
HRigity people aim fur fun web dey
gwins slip up at,H went on pncle Tony,
sententiousl5. "Dst Simon run out is roH
bimeby. Soon one Sunday mswnin' % tx
up lis traps ter stalt oil tishin', an wen Z
Oh oman call i'm in Ter br'ekfua' she sly
q "Simou, don be gwine 6 G 6shin' Sunday
mawnin' diner way-'tstn' right Stay
homo wild me an los 20 or chu'ch,' = :
"Simon say: Oh, you be.dog! I don
care nut'n bout yer chu'ch-hit doa' do
me no good. An CO fer Suuday-ons dsy
sam e's anudder ter dis nigSer. Hits all dc
tame cen Duteh.' ef9 - q
cole oman try ter suade i'm, hut Simon
tell 'er ter dry up an 90 long tom ter lei
bzness. Den = gedder up lis tlshin' ON.
|traphshuns an TUX Us pipe an put ont ie,
de riber. Wen . get deb . fin in 'is hook
hut fish dom tech it. L stir roun' an q i
ynh an fi,h deb, but e dom hab no luck
T. jnck out . hook an coax it zen asatcd
ityf, but do Gsh tI'n up dey nose mn woan
notice it-won' chen go UP an eiaell'n Il
lDen Simon git mad an let in ter cussin'-
'I'.IcuHt ont eve'y fish cen dad riber. Las >
went over ter ole shiny lagoon an cote
mess 'er cats-dcse yuh yaller,, ba1ki
! mud cats, yer know. De bsgis' one e cote
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Are yop disturbed at night and broken OF
Your les: by a sick child suffering ind crying
With pain OF cutting tcoth9 II 30, Bend at
once end get q bottle OF Mrs. Wiuslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children rce.hing l..
Talue ia incalcuabls It will relicva the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there IS no inns akt apout
ii. 1t cures dyssntcry and d arrhoea, reg
ulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie softens the gums, reduces IL II tmma-
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Children 1esthing is' pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription OF one Of the oldes,
and bsQt femtlo nu'ses and phyeinians in the
United atstas, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price e5 cents hot.
Tia. -, q ~. NKeAY
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MI. W. R Robson. Davisboro, Ga, writes
under date January 3,i1SSi: Il hm g=t,ing
on ftely, the ulcer is gradually healing. /
le,l that swii.'s Specific will cure the tor,;-
bio cancer which has been feeding on ME for
oyer twenty year," j.
NJ: 9. G. Barron. Of Bsuning. Ge, writes,
dated March 8, 1881: 1.-The soreness has ali
gone out Of the Cancer, aud my health has
greatly improved. have taken six bottles
Of Switrs Specific, for Skin Career, which
l have had for years., !
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree. The SWIFT spEcirlo Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, GU.
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A Rcii,rtty for Lung DtpcnseH

Dr.. Rob.rt Newton. late President ot the
Eclectic C,!l'gs. Of tho city OF New York,
and formerly Of Ci1oipn.li, 1,io, used Dr.,
WIN. Il. Hs!l's Rslsaul very, extensively in
bis practice, as many OF his pstieA Ia, nov
Twin g, and restored 20 health By the use OF
THE invaluable medicine, can amply tea IFS.
He always said that 50 good remedy ought
10 be prescribed freely by every Physician as
sovereign remedy In all case, Of lung dis
essss. 1t cares consumption and has no
equal for ell ptctorsl o,mplsints. T1hsaw
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PALplrAyloS or rapid beating OF the hot n
followed by neriods Ct complete cessation, 10
caused CHI, fly by nervousness and bad blood.
II the die, s, is neglected 1t Is liable 10 result
20 iously, especially at time II sudden *.
citement. Purify the blood, strengthen the
muscular aud nervous 81 Stem, governing the
hehrt, BY using DR.. Goyaot!'s Yellow lock
and SarGparills ard you vii! aoon be rid OF
every ,Tacs al the ifActin .g..7 pAx
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ION, | DO feel 40 Mo- /" said u young rrl
OF niGo!ssn years. vi don't feel ~ II / lad
head or a stomach, or anything" And
YET, headaches, backaches, stomach aches,
and many other aches dwellings. sores, etc.,
troubled her bstore shs took DR.. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and ea.saparilla. This remedy
restored her to perfect hsslth, as is indicated
hy: hor clear complexion, smooth .kin and
bright eyes. 1t will rslievs all a!lmsnts pc.
cnliar 10 female lie. ... pAw
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THAT HACKING CouuH can DO 30 quickly
cured by shlloh's Cure. Weguarantes 1t.
WILL You suygsn with Dyspepsia aud Liver
Complaint shiloh's Vitalizer Is guaranteed
10 cura you. 'HE l1agN.1E
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CArARe,i CURED, health and sweet breath
occurred by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
% cants. Nasal Injector free. ~ '.'70'0
For Bale by MoLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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Mr, dong h un S!Ik Anfs

IT would be no violation OF the command.
ment," said John B. Gougb, III msn were
TO fall down and worship the silk hat t6lr II
Is not mstis in the lixsneSs OF anything in
heaven. or on earth, or in the waters which
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head aud causes the hair to fa'l of. Pasker's
Hair Balsam will stop that and restore the
original color to grey or faded hair. No,
oily, not dye, beneficial, delicously per.
iumed. A perfect hair dressing. SOC. All
druggists. G..-a-1' =
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The h"st Salye in the e ord for Cuts, Brules
Sores, U'cars Bait Rheum, Fever Cores, Tet.
ter, Cnapped Hsnds. CLllbatns, Corns, and
al Skin h'uptions. ard positively cures
Pilrs, or no pay required II ia g1arsnt, ed
togSys perfect satisfaction, or Money refut d.
ed Price Is cents per box For sale by L.
phn 4 ca - = - ' -
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- UslosyiLLg, WEs1cuEsTAR Co., NY, Au.
ausi 20 lSS2.-I hsd oareltssly exposed my.
self and SUSTAINED II very severe and tight
nold on my. chest ard In my throat. pro-
cured AlIcock's Porous plasters and applied
one on tba chest, we'll rp' On the throat, and
rel!Af cams readily; the soreness OF my chss'
wa, rainuvsd, and my yacal organs we're kent
clear the entire past winter, enabling me 10
inlhll public engagements In different paris
OF this country. Hrgt'
No more may be sid THAI that Allc ,tk's
Pnrous pla,Hrs, i:applied by III c.ed yoea'-
isis, VIII greatly asiis. thsir vocal rendition
In public. B. FRANKLIN CnuRcu,
~ I# 'frusAS
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YELL very grateful for the wonderful
curss that have been prfcrnltd with Ely's
Cream Balm. have had catarsh in lis wont
form for the past IS years. and have used
everything ! could hear Of l commenced
using the Oresm Balm, and consider 1t the
best thing ever tried. recommend 1t 10
every o,s afflicted B. Kelsey, 81 Broad
street, New fork City. @ TTHAw
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A Fair differ.

TIE Voltaic Belt Co.. OF Marshall, Mich,
ohe' to ssud DR.. Dyes CelsbrA.ed Voltaic
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thirty days. 10 msn, old and young, afflicted
with ne.rvoua debility, lost vitality and many
other disessta. u - b 20l.' '.,Os--1i' :,
Bee advertisement In this paper. rrhsaw
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PEkFEpr soundnees Il body aud mind ia
possible only with pure blood. Leading
medical authorities Il civilized cGuutrits
endorse Ayers Sarsapsrilla as the best blood.
purifyir., medicine in existence. 1t vastly
inore.sos the working and productive po1 srs
Of both hand and brain. - - u \,
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HAVE suffered from ca.ar,h TO such an
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have never found lis ednal.-C. A. Co rgR
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ST OK gambling IL much olje: than some
people suppose. They forget that Moses
owed his whole success in life to being
caught in one Of the bull rushes on the
Nile.-Boston Transcript. 1900 >
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Nora PrRRr declares Matthew Arnold
waa very correct when he designated B,s.
toniana aa cold, artificial and provincial.
SUI Matthew Arnold found the Boston
dollar warm and useful.-Galve,iou Ners.
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NhDiLht It ~
StoIiis Oh th3 Road -.
Commercial Travellers at n Why nItia Inn
n mctninE to Eut in n Grips Nck.


y mctninE 1" tut In II Gsipsnck.
Gentlemen, 1a,mon envy you the positions s on
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This warmly expressed regret I.ll from tho lips Of
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p!osious.' i }.-.r ~
'.Wha! risks for iustance?"
.1uis for iustanC'," sod Mr. r, D, Frlnkliu.
who Was inca trAv,li X 10. ri Elsttrn hnuse, and
IL known 10 InechanB III all parts OF tho country;
- he Isk-WhIch JUDGED, sinoun.s AIN. st 10 =
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A Glars Of persons who dwell in Buenos
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selves at nightly throwing water, scented
with an unpleasant odor, upon the passir G
pedestrisna, .,.5l-s3
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Rev. H. O. Isdd v1ites:-"D,. Smiths p,oscs.
.ioual sprvCes In my family have bocn most salts
fuctary, snd ,com.Iend him 10 all as gentle man
aud BksillI physician" -
Mrs. Margaret Kolh says: ~ had been suffering
tor seven years aud treated BY many cians or
dyspepsia. Dr. Smith said had tape worm and
Female romplaiu Three years in hospitais for
females give me peculiar advantsge,i IN such cases
Persouh cuIed Of catarrh. diseases OF hoArt liyer
stomach, sidneys. SKIN, blood. nervous affections
and weaknesses Of taen aud youth. kpra,Ila aud
asthma testify to my success - =
Piles cured without the kniIa. FL
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amusstnr scn. on Receipt Of two tnrce-cent STAN s,
Rod advice retuYne free. ,aT-.. .Is..,. -
Consultation at Office free. ORcc ours from
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RAVE used 4 US Cream Balm for dry ca.
iarrh ITO which every L stern person is sub.
.ct wuo comes to live in hi. Il al,itude) l.
nas proved a cure in my csse.-B. +, M
WEEKS. Denver, Col. easy to use. Price %
cells tg.,. Av
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Horsefor''H ACID Ehoas'ha'f, In Nigh,
svontsiuad Pro.tra,ion. !
Dr. R. sTu,HALrER, ST.. Louis Mo-, oaya:
II have used 1t in dyspepsia, nervous pros.
tration, and III night sweats, with very good
rtsulls.n Ga a'.g. rrhsAw
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Jaw Goptn's income ia computed to lie
at the rate Of 50 per minute. When a
man asks him Tor minute it means some
thing NGnkxrs Statesman.
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Why suf!tr with inalarisp Emory's Btani.
ard Cura Pills are iniallible, mover fall to
cure the mos obstinate caset; purely ytge.
table. --25 cents. rrhrAW
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soaxTilko old-Alleu's Bilious physic-
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