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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-09-03
Mhneton. Auqust 81.
An EdEefieid-Texas Man.

An Edgefieid-Texas Man.
Mr.. II. C. Holloway, of Fort Worth,
Texas, spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Keowee Hotel. Mr.. Holloway left his
home in Edgefeld County thirty years ago
and arrived in Fort Worth, then town
of two hundred inhabitants, with three
cent piece and a copper in his pocket. He
is now doing large mercantile business in
Fort Worth, and has cattle rancho of
5000 head. He was very interesting in
his description Of Texas life Seneca
Free Press
The Rehoboth Window.
Mr.. Editor: Please acknowledge $500.
received at District Conference for our
new charch on the Mission. Also, $500
from Rehoboth Sunday School, North
Edgefield Circuit, 10 make window to be
known as the Rehoboth window. hope
the subscriptions all received at the Dis
trict Conference will be forwarded to me.
The Lord is blessing Parksville Mission.
We are in the midst now Of good meet
ing. God was with us to-day.
Yours, etc. 81. BETHEA,
IN Christian Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-09-03

There is no use discussing the matter 1t close clever
cash leaders that destined to nnihac that credit barba
sn and place the business upon that solid bas where
customer NAV depend with perfect certainty upon getting the
full value under the diamond rule PAY AS YOU GO"
Our UNAPPROACHABLE August leaders arc before
you in plain figures and appeal rrcssby to the sencIes
of every who gazes upon that grand play oil e called
SUCCESS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

.ily, 50 to speak, much less danger
Gus but equally elective ~ expio,
size agents Giant powder Her
lcules powder dynamite and Rack
la.rock, 1--we are not sure Of the
the spelling Of this word, all con-
tain a greater og less percentage q
lnitro-glycerine, but IRE lar less dan
Igero1fto Handle and equal ", some
say iI9re, effective. Steamboat
landsreilw5y rains are permittedto
carry these compounds, and work
men handle them freely.
Nitro-gIycerine is moi Kept IN
stock very long, or in very large
quantities for il is apt to undergo
decomposition when thus kept, and
explode spontaneously, Hence ia
the region where there's SO much
drilling for oil or gas it's made ex-
temporaneously
The fumes arising from iisexplo-
sion afeTcisen~'ls, aad even get
ting a small quantity on TIE face
viii often create intense headache.
4 medicine has been prepared from
nitro slycerine. It il called glo-
noine, and singularly enough, "a
said to be almost specific tor head
ache In iuanufactory Of nitro
5lycerine Is established iuthis eec-I
ton il will not be near enough any
habitaiion to endanger life Or prop
,rty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
AGENTS WANTED,

Persons ont u employment o. fhos,
Who are making hess t,ian 5000 pe,
eeek, viii iiud ittotlIsirintcrest 70 ,srlt,
70 no, 'lesre y good, ACTIVE agent 81
every township n the state TO sell Tia
scaqtlfot ph9io-lltlcgrapbic engraving
Of Cleveland, Hendricks and Cabinet:
size 20 $50 e6es.
Ihis picinrs i genuine .ork Of Az
ana sells'a sight--tocyer democrat ~
hast. 'rhebn-ineSs is light, ana doe,
not rcduitr an experienced agent u
mike ia snece y, AZ fhe engraving seil.
it.e'h This i a line opportunity 70
nn'ken money, splpteeepy sent secnrt-
" packed ~ ii!llclnn. aad tgfihs q agents
ipr lO'eenis
.ldlress, liR .AAalS pflAsE selte Agt
ID l'elchera@ sharpe l,lock.
indianapolis, lad.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

The December number of the South,
ern Blyouae viii have . description b
General g. G. Gilbert e. ). A., u til
Battle Of Pcrryville, accompanied BY }
colorea map slowing accurately the ~
silion of m aricr divisions q tlie AZ.
mics. 'rhesame number OF the ina4-a-
zine viii contain a paper by Col. ", II.
swallow, G.. S. H., on the Battle of Get
issb'irs, which i also accompanied By
ui accurate nap.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
Niirn.MIrrrrlnn

Sllf0-ul!rtrlne.
~ these times nf oil aid oil we'll
! There ssomuthtalk about nitro
Islyoerine and liz yarioas com
pounds tliAt We hare tskcn SONS
trouble 70 eolIate = lew facts con.
ileernilig its manufacture aud uses
lsiome have Thought That It, ID com.
mon with many ether notable H.
gentions ard discoveries, was The
piispr ag Of the fertile brain 81
spase inqutsitige American. snch,
he'ssesr y Got the case. IS Euro
lpean ehamist has the honor Of FIRST
Introducing fothe scientific world
this useful and dangerous com
lrouwl d composed Of nitric
land atilphurie acids and ordinary
Icainmeniel glycerine rlds last.
lsubatance ~ entirely inDocuou /.
ianS is as we'll Known, oI.e 81 the
insosl usoflll ar.icl5s known Il, tl,s.
larts and sciences. Itis onl9 when
lmixel with these powerful acids
itt~t il & such dangerous material.
Thu process ofthe n.anufacture af.
nitro glyeerire comparstiyely.
simple. one part 81 fuminn nitric
'aclslis slowly and carefully mixed.
with strongest si,lnluric acid
.what inahy ue1ple cell oil Of vitrol.
Siowness m1a care are used IN the
because the mere putting
6f ,;hese acids together generates
intense heat and sometimes exp!o-a
sion, These combined acids areE
then niiSed with glveerine care 5e-l
me takon d conduct tia process
under intense cold. The result isf
a syrtipg yeliUwish Substance Which,
at about forty degreesE
Fahrenheit While 81 this state ltg
IS 1 most dangerous eoanoAid. ex-
plodina often liz ths. slightest con-
oussiou end with most terrible con.
sequences. One measure az qun-l
powder explodes, making eight
hundred inaasuyas-et gas. when
ole measure % nitro-elsoerne ex.I,
plodes il creates nearly cleycnI,
measures Of gas. Tlusii
Sc see thatth explosive force OH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
Ayers
Cll8r;,YPeCtOral

Should be kept constantly a. hand, for
use N Emergencies ot thr household.
Many mother startled in ilio nislit nv
the ominous sounds b Group dnds the
little sufferer, With red and .Nollen face.
ggsping fen air. N ucA eases Aver,
Cherry peetorll Il ihyaM;lllr Mis-. Emma
Geduey 1852 West laa *, Sew York
writes While ia tae country. hs
wlma.m liitle i'o& TIRE, wears Oh. was
taken Z. With Group; q me,l = e Ne
@eeld dig irols MrtpgaeUon v.r's
lheiFy Reetoral yyy8 faed ~ sau,ii ana
fseqpeut doses. and, IN KS than hair ~,
lor, tae ifii0 aaiient WAS bc4i all
casiiy. me Doctor sidd that The ptro,al
saved my darline's HE" Sir, tlas. =.
tandonr culforl. coun gr!tfs Ayers
Cherry roainrl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
inte.a .iiils "a lsntll :irN.s

ftfMniau % wnnan mixing less
than $40 Yet.kly sh@uld lsy euy
sas lnonefsinabilg business. We
VIZ Agents i3f our celebrated
BfhN SiIglG, SuPpoIriNa
goRsErs also, our Sp1itt. SiP.
f9'TtR sUouLpEg BaAfls, IND Az
poMiNAL PRoTEerois CoalRrNED ffoF
MEN and Bows. No experience
required. Four orders pea day give
we Agent 800 monthly. Our
Ageats report -four : - 81 IL gf)eE
daily f5 outfit free. Sagd At
once forfillparticllars. State sex.
Lseis sSeaIEIE & CO..
800. BRospwAY, NEw SeR6.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
1fa businos9lrIn 81 I-oiIl.a !.

're businessmen 81 Louisa hare
been requested "a clcAo tieis
houses Thursday 6 least from
hali-past ten mtil after dlnncr.
II they do this i VIII bo ihs irs,
slme since W. have knnwA shc
town.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

VIZ take pleasure lWre@meudng Halls
i'i,r Turnover g en- readers ltipsDisrs
gray mar ASH. yd.ithini cn.ct prevents
Aei'iHesn aiaSss Tie haii son Rtd glassv
aees lA's sa,ie Tie skin, ard IS lltogeiher
te best kiowf ren,ety for AZ hair aus
.raip diseases
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

from the namher Of fresh Gsh
Appearing "a oar market recently
we infer that tie dynamite iiead Is
ahroed on Che ssieJ Ilf ReSB
grand jpry siil not fcreetii,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Mo Ind 3 bard rain sunday az
iernoon end night aud the river
has aeelled.sI.ghtly ID oonecauouee
thereof
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Wo are glad 20 notice iaa Oh,
eitizens ase showing their usual
courtesy and aospiieliiy toilie yis.
iIin-s ain.sigrs,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Hugh N.snrne Of Georgia, win have
% the December Number Of tie Sgfitil-
'rn Rirouac an iptfr@eing article On tie
utrutioh OF the offn., Gin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Ny brother aged -. hal Fits from
his infancy Samaritan Nerylna cured
him. A. w. Curtis, osilkls, Nina.
$3.50, III Druggists.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Old Mrs. Houehin, 81 cas- vile.
died Saturday morning.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

The baptist meeting began Il
the NJ = Church South lasS Tues
day evening WIS suspended Fri:
day night ~ order that the NetIio.
dist brethren might hold their reg;
Qar quarterly meeting sergicT
Saturday ana sunday Mr.. jll,
went home, and Mr.. Ntlnells
preached in tbs Baptist Chureh in
cassyilIc Sunday faaruing wpr.
slipping With Che Methodist con,
grsytionhere Sunday night. Easf.
Jolly returned 10 Louisa MoiIday'
and the Baptist meeting WA rea
sumed at night and viii BE 81 tlp-|
LNod ihrorgh the week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Wanted, 70 buy one ton ol Hay
and dQabundles blade fodder.
FW Wris.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

J..w. Konns q Mayitg was i'll
town Wednesday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Thu pfotracted meeting IL tho
n. y Church was suspended Mons
day night until Thursday,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

re. songet q Georgia Is here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

The DistFiat Conference Of The
u. L. Church g. in session this
week at Peck Chapel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

We had q Slight fall IL snow
Monday night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

4. !. prichard has gone Is thoI
nl2untmns " Va. fora hunt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

/, v. i ! utehip sea aad@iic have
raufned rom a visit to Gatletts-I
burg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
Si25

per @t1rip ilIe eheapHes; of dc sHMl.
"seNis 2qs' 4boull ,ause % ous 4
.ietri'et tf9ia ~ mer.s fhe day fal
lalitt-prlted ileNsiiamr- ilay ,ws-ed. w
have toats tla the chsaper The paper
the more eadefs it ma, and BE Hiore it-
apMmns gre sought by advertisers.
Term inyatiahN inlly.lnoe
FH}s isstiE.,N tNss f0sT go.
"a t.tsr,s,. ui..t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
BIG SANDY No WS
L0UiSH. hY.

u yon woilda candidate be
For .eage orclrrb ~ ialler,
Come and gige NJ atvoiif-tee,
AlA you'll bc ms n nail her.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

t"'lh'i "l tirtbNt iailer,
Come and gi9g NJ atvorf-tee.
Ai.' you'll bo l.re " nail her.
re. songer q Georgia Is here.
We had q Slight fall of snoy
Monday iiiFliii44
Nv Konus q Maylg WIS i
town "Wednesday.
old Mrs Honchjn, 81 ca@ville
lied Saturday morning
&. ) prichara has gone Is III,
m9utmns " Va. fora hui4t.
v. i ! hutchinson aadaiio hay,
returned rom visit 70 cailetts
burg
The DistFiat Conference Of N,
u L. Church f. in session this
week at Pecks Chapel.
The rfotyacied meeting ii tho
n. y Ctpfchwas suspended Mon.
day night until Thursday,
Wanted, g buy one ton 81 aag
and 5ubpndles blade fodder
FW WIS.
Mo-had Z bard rain sunday az.
iernodn end night aud the river.
has aeelled sI.ghtly d oontcauopee.
Wo afc elad % notice iha QUIZ
citizens afe Showing their usual
courtesy and hospitality 10 he visa
ilin-@nin'siVrs.
From Tie lpnher 81 fresh 6shl
appessiug "a oar market recently
we infer that Tie dynamite iiend ISL.
ahroad on the ssiet Tlp Next
grsnd iry VII not fcrgcth,
At the close Of the services ~ thei
u. + Church South laa SUNDAY
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

D. p. FORD W. a. 9. 6AAON4UNe
NO. sA5.--The state Of Louiaiann ~
ish Of Lincoln, the Hon, Third DiEsi6I t6u1t,
Court. F ~
BY virtue Of writ ofexscptign isDup1 ~
the Hon. Third District C0uxa tn?4n4 ~
the Parish Of Lincoln, and r. "a 41r9<e4o
in tho above entitled and nuq1boo44 eos ~
have seized and taken into my 100,
and will sell ct public auction n9e8eqn
legal hours Of sale, 70 the lest en4 nele
bidder, ct the door Of tho OouTt HQQeo ~
the city Of Monroe, Ia, On y s'
saturday, 11h Day q Sannarys 49,
the following described prope1ty l2-Nle:
A judgement in favor Of A. q 8ll1o9t9n
in the suit Of A. o. Himontoh VI n n ~
Lain, ct al, No: 2206, on the dOokee o. ~
Fifth District Court Parish q Q4e2hI1:
Said judgement being for the sum az ~
with interest and costs. W ~ 81
Seized as the property Of tho .dseon6nilt,
and will be sold to satisfy said Wit ed
costs. 4. NJ
Terms Of ale. Cash, with the bsnsat p
appraisement.
Saturday, Dec, 10, 1885. "
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29
BUTTERM,LK.

The value of buttermilk is not %
much appreciated, as It deserves to BE-.
As q beverage 1t Is so much esteemed,
that 1t has now recognized place IN
the materia medica and is largely used
by physicians In chest and lung all ;
ments. A proper and constant use Of
1t will greatly reduce, and sometimes
cure the craving for alcoholic liquors,
with which many persons are afflicted;
90 that 1t may be we'll for the apostles
of total abstinence to make use of this
beverage to assist those who have been
addicted to the use of liquor. Haveit
near at hand, and when the craving is
felt for liquor, drink half a lumber Of
buttermilk. The craving will be salts
fed, and the system benefited and
strengthened instead Of weakened.
There are many good effects from the
free use Of battermllk. 1t alone will
often remedy. any aeidity of the sto-
mach. The Tactic acid, aeeded by
many persons Is supplied by it, much
more than by any other known drink
or food. One very important effect Of
buttermilk Is said 10 be the alienation
OF the oppression around the heart that
so many old persons suffer FROM. and
it should always be constantly drank
by them. On farms Il IL often fed 10
the hogs, as most persons are not aware
Of its value as food. This is waste,
a. 1t is too valuable q material to be 20
used.-1he HoAsshAld.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

D. ~ toneq -
q ~ ~ d y & q I1oo lf9IEoeflbe
49, fnR IA IT.. Gl>p6 gFSrnese ere|
veg ehsap heto, and u ordipafy llme1
Jon en- Ma ons Who VIII take down
anarNxrI(s I colpl4n' lslter tx u. \
Thi6 i much cheaper than doing the
writing yourself, ~ the greatest expen-'
diture Of energy IL whiting is In the
pushing Of the pen. Some correspon-
dents dictate their letters to the type
writer, and several know have wives
who can run the typewriter ~ we'll as
the most experienced professional.
A leading correspondent of New
York paper has . wife who can take
down column Of correspondence from
his dictatlon in half an hour. This
colu.nn contains about 1,5Oo words, and
she must write at the rate Of fitty words
Z minute. This 10 very fast typewritef
work, and its speed will be appreciated
when II 10 remembered that the ordi-
nary lonehand writer who composss
does remarkably we'll II he writes flf-
teen words q minute. A few papers
keep men at the capital who are ex>
pected TO devote themselves to letter
writing excluslvely. There are few,
however, and their lsttefs are devoted
to editorials, descriptive matter, and
gossip about men and measures.
The field Of Washington correspon
dence seems TO me to be widening
every year. There are plenty Of brigh
men In the business, and of the hun
dreds here the great majority are train
ed men. The dissipatad .men amonl
them can be counted upon your fingers
and as rule they are Woodworking
keen.witted, snobhating, gentlemanl.
fellows.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

A good ghost story comes from
Brooklyn. A servant girl there, Il
appears, had got the notion 10 hsr
head that the house It which she was
employed would become haunted, and,
In order to impress the family she
personated 4 ghost herself, with the
result that the family moved to other
and more congenial qaastsss. Thu
etaiEss the rag % Of tho hpsh, :, 20 10
speak. &
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29
United STATES nARsmAl:ssALI

United STATES AAReHAL'eeAhE
RIP. GLENN W.. e. b. CRYER, no. "a
In the United ststos Circuit for the Wet
ern District of Louisiana. \.
BY virtue of writ Of 4 ID to me direqtpd
in the above entitled suit, II will ptoceed 70
sell to the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 2nd day Of January, lses,
at IL o'clock M, at the front door Of the
Federal Court House, in Monroe, La, the
following described property, viz I
All of the right title. interest and claim
of the Defendant 3. B. Cryer, In and 70 the
following real and personal property, viz :
LIST. Tho steamboat I'D. Stein. !" with al
her machinery, furniture, tackle apperta-
nances and appliances, nov lying g the
west bank Of the Ouachita fiseF ~ the
front Of the town Of Trenton. Pariah OF
Opachits, State Of Louisiana.
ID. Ono steam engine and boiler a. cell
az Bull Wheel, Elevator and ssy mill,fx-
tures; including shafiHgs pWllpys ana
mining. now under and id1acS1t Is = sESd
On the west bank Of the Qhachtte riyer. A
the town Of West Monroe, and 9ppoSlte tie
City ct Monroe. w ~ ~
ID. Al ths right title. INTEREST and
claim Of said p. B. Cryer, and mQr0 par-
ticulsrl3, t1 E E1gsS e redeem ts iH@ - m
scribed real estate, which ~ n psisS 80
By said o. p RAgister q taxIsoaoS nG3o 81
]. B. MpGnire, Tax CcJlsetor 81 th3 81 AZ
Of May. lsGb under the Statpfe ~ {Gij9i-
ana, said scle (title RSlpS. redprlad q. n
tsrial Book, No. g. p: p:3o! Sid "a d ~
Recorders Ones of sid Parish Of 0dachiH,
and other AZ ~ fSslachifs rivSr' II Tcs,.'s
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

This has been beautifai SESSION for
cotton picking, and the 6eldi are
pretty well cleaned. !
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29


wAsH1noroN d Ths smesntt
ofslandard dollars coined TOT the week |
Iudlne Docomber - smountsd 70 974S,. |
40, sgalnss esl7,4e7 fos the CORES.
pohdlng week. n Rse4. 81
Tue rsmainse a Ne mullilited $3.50
blk recslvsd 1t the treasury depart
nept chaleegss 9eeeipg egme 70 hand
to-day nom New York Yyth ~ brief
sxplapaslon, "Rsiiltat - olhst half
sslt rgtvIoosiy. The money viii be-
eso1leoa10 ths csns1isucs fand.
Lssking After cleyelanA's safety
P1rnBUsa, fSns.,s Dec. =. The
Penny Pres, "a afternoon paper here,
today pnbllehed stery to the effect
thse 49, ~ I sAhsrson's detectives
passed through. lhs city last night from
ChIesio 81 thslf way 10 Washington
ice the purpose Of looking. after the
personal safety Of President Cleveland.
ons Of The party, hansd Mcclure,
.s 49,. ...'n, r1,,,,..,.,r.s. .h.r.
,.ss,.. ....,....,.'s.~ ,.,r.,, ~ n, a.. man
sss,.ss -, s. II. tsr 3, m.
~ - ssir:lo. for !; sp . dntv at
-. w...- ,u.,.s. ~ snsi, ..,lve, ~
~. 49, ~, Thsv vsrs fol, VI. instruc-
- - I. 49,, I,.sis. mwhst do vou
!. -. 1870, q, ~. n,ec.u.
. ~ =, $3.50 ~. r.rort.r "wa we're
& sssr,.. -. .ss,,sr over ON the wav
! ~: - ccrri,, , thst !. plot Of some
.S..ssss. ~. s,,,srcva,ad mt uhethe,
, 49,. ~ rr..,d.r,,. l,sa or not ]
q. ~ I..sa & .tate We expecl
1894 49, u {. w..hir.,or sor .ome
FTss = - 80. i.,.,k .,or.
s,..,s,.I ss.,,sr,,.,s orderly has vIsltet
49, ns~r..sr.r n.ss,c,,a,ts,. dor,no m,
80 -. 1890, tIm.. : e /
TAe HOUSE NT"s
WASHINGTON, Dsc' z0.-opss.s
Csfiisie = ABOUT na'' tnlo'en WIN ~
commas. sae =. sAs!eson'Aso 20
Iiss ana ~ A'o.s !" ~. cna'i"."'u'
eleas aee y snt.ens sne nempel' =
tnelr placss. 1ns co"m's'ees ~
heHng inc mess o'Mo.'y "oou' ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-18
DR.. frdZler'S Threat and Lung BaISam

| ) the attest rru,d, 80 the world fut
l Coughs t,ids. SORE Throat influenza
OuinZy. larNngi'i~ ttuup. ~ ni>rn, -
Bronchitis Asthma. ttatth aud " huuta
ing Cough. and All dt~,h~'~ "t the throat
and lungs II perform wonders B." -
licNinS consumption 1t strengthens the
Lungs aud instantly atiaNs all irritation
OF the throat.
tLHtiAN ohio.
DE. FEA2irH Dear ~ii. was troubled
for about three months dLtiug the isst
Sunnncr aud Fall With bronchitis aud a
bad cough. After trying several remvdie.
without finding any relief used your
throat aud Lung iial~an, and found iui.
mediate help ON rrtitinR ut night n
gave mo undi>turbcd TVst. aud after using
the mcdirine three weeks found ny self
cured. NEN D. MUTE.
DIR. FraZi"r's Throat aud Lung iiai-am
allayS all irritation Oi tho thruat. Isne
tralts aud heals the ung-, and assists
nature 10y cNTcturutinn tu throw of the
corruptI"n. sold toy druggists oVctN
where at - cts a bottle. tn,Iitn Mann ia
Co. Prop'tS cleveland. ohio.
For s'lc at Acme Drug store. Olympia
W. T. ~ IL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-18

HIM t. tell me the combination or the vault
At the usual hour that night got sleepy and
Lonesome. and as the fires had all gone out. !
thought would maxi I'D the bed and retire
II was about the coolest night of that ex-
tremelv cold winter i'll a very COLI state. |
took the lamp and began on the combination
| got to sixtv->ix on the second turn and
careles>lv allowed the knob To move little
too far Then went back to place of begin
Ming and reversed the thing back and
forth till | got to VIII re the lock is supposed
to click and the door swing open, but it did
not do 81. \ wild feeling of doubt and I'M
certainty came over me- and my fingers got
stiff with the great wealth of cold that now
pervaicd the apartments. went through it
ag;iin slowly and carefully, warmin;, INV
hands every now and then in my capacous
mouth. did this till the clock in the straple
struck T. Then | put on my overcoat,
kicked the vault door with all my remaining
strength. AMI went to the Central Hotel
The clerk woke up and told me that as it was
Christmas time the house was plumb full,
and could not he accommodated went To
the Mailman House, and they told me the
''Eule ti!e warm there, and elected me from
the place 1t was then | o'clock C. N.
| went back to the office. lit the gas and
began again on the combination. knew that
there were only three or four million per
mutations and combinations of numbers and
50 thought | would run through them all
1t wouldn't take long, and one of them of
course would be the right one. Winding up
the dial on fireProof sarcophagus all night
with the Thermometer II degrees below is
exciting, but the excitement does not repay
one for the nervous exhaustion and resultant
fatigue Well. screwed that North Ameri-
can dofunny around to right and left rs long
as can remember, and when the senior part
ner came down at Q o'clock he said [ sat
there with a small lamp i'll my hanl mo
chanically turning the knob back and forth
and yearnng for my bed clothes.
When we opened the vault we found the
bedding in there all right and Perfectly safe
| never saw anything 50 safe as that bed ling
was 1t seemed to me that it was almost too
safe. When thing is 50 secure that you
can't get 1t yourself, you naturally think that
the matter of security can be overdone
The foregoing incident as give it, is ALSO
lutely and entirely true, with one exception.
Bob was the hero of the whole thing instead
of myself. told him was going to give it
to the public, and he consented on condition
that would make my self the victim. and he
WAS So sensitive about it that put it that
way. People can laugh at me all they please.
I am IspI tn IL md | don't caro-
HUDSON, Wis, April Z. BILL NYE.