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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-12-12

In the United States Senate on Thursday,
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill for the estaE-
lishment of postal telegraph. Gen. NJ. C..
Meigs was elected member of the board OF
regents of the Smithsonian Institution.
Among the bills introduced was one to relieve
commercial travellers from license tax, and
another to promote peace among the nations.
After a brief executive session the Senate
adjourned until Monday. The House was not
in session, having adjourned over from We'd
nesday to Saturday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-12-12
In Gents Furnishing Goods

We have a complete line, embracing every
thing needed -Underclothing, Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Stockings, Ties, Cravats, Suspenders.
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Ready-Made Clothing

FOR THE LEAST MONEY, EITHER IN
FINE CLOTH OR CHEAPER MATERIAL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-12-12

Hon. J. G. Carlisle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-12-12
DO NOT

DO NOT
Be lured by the announcements of ga Great
Reduction in Prices;" first class articles
always command fair prices.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-22

ber man bic &rone aufs Gaupt febt,
unb tpel9e fiibIt. baB bas MetaQ falt
If, sic fGb 5ur Seite ibres gemabls,
bieter aber bate ii1 in @efprdde iiber
pi4tige politifde Gragen, tpel9e augens,
blidli6 bic 3eit betpegten, nit feinen
Treunoen eingelafen. Sic CAB iih
Wedbe, bon bem be6eutenben ssnhalte
ber 0eiprd9e etmas 3u erlauIden, unb
fagte fi9 innerli9. tpie gIidli9 fie fein
miille, nun immer bon 70 ia9tunbiger
Seite iiber bic tui9tigifen 3eitfragen Be-
lsbrt gu iperben, fie bog ben2opf elm ipenig
Dor. aber ibt Mann tpnrbte fi9 gerabe
no9 Der onoeren &i1tung Der Safel,
unb brebte ibr auf oiefe Weiie balls ben
Hhden 3a. Sbre Mhbe mar pergeblid5
getpeien, unb leife lieB fie iitb an bic
9ebns ibres etubles 3uriidiinfen. Sic
tom ii9 perlafen bor, unb pI0bli9 em=
fano he bas Nerlangen, ba5 nur elm
iiingeres Weien ba iein m69te, nit benz
lie fpre9en f6nnte. sic faate fib lo=
glei6, oab es elm tb6ri9tes gerlangem
mar. nihts beifomeni9er mar es bo, unb
bic Stummbeit, gu Der iie beru.tbeilt
mar, legte fi9 ibr lpie cine t6rperiihe
Gaff ouf bic Bruft. Oie Beenauna
i9mou empor, unttlammerte ibren
Qals, unb es Fam elm MugebIid, ba le
glaubte, baB iie In Sbrdnen ausbre1en
tpiirbe.
(Gorffptuuo fnTof
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Gin iibertrmmpfter epiclteufel.

Mus ben friiberen 3agen BON 9enber
Sol. tpirb Elm @ei@i9t6en ersdblt, oas
eine gentle Nebnli1feit init Dem be-
ribmten Som DabissGa0 in Neu g)orl
bat. 0ier tDie bert fanb Elm beriiftiater
2iimmelbldtt1en= Sitter unb Bquern.
fdnger enoli@ ieinen Meii1er.
gu ben berufenften @pielb6len in
9enannter Stabt geb6rte bamals bic BON
rBtlN mno y9D Gorb" betriebene. 6ier
tpuroe nur pofer geipielt, unb 6unoer=
te bon Spieauitigen uur6en inn 2aufe
Der 3eit UNI ibre ganae 9abe gebradbi.
Die metiten Opfer bate elm geuifier
Serrp Setpis auf3uipeiien, elm nod, febr
tunger, aber nit allen 6unben gebebter
gurf9e, beien einsise @elt biefe Spiel
b6ue mar. Derielbe pflegte Ssbem, Der
llf init ibm einlieB, gu einem rungeF0r=
ten" Spiel in einern beionberen 3im=
mer aufsuforoern. ueber biefem 3ims
ner befanb fid elm Gumpan sSerrps,
unb aDii9en beiben 9allunfen beifano
eine Nrt teIegrapbif1er 8erbinbuna.
Surb ben Dsben ionobl mie burdl
bic 9ede bes 3immers tparen 26d,er aez
bobrt, bur6 melde Ordbte unb 5dniir=
re mad benz oberen 3immer ainqen.
Wtittels berlelben fonnte man. fid nid1t
nur gegenieitig @ignale geben, fonbern
aub BON Der oberen 6tube aus Garten
bonn Spieliii6 6runten entfernen ober
anoere binle9en. 9le Signale CAB Ser
rp nit ieiner re9ten Gubfoble.
Gines Cages ergatterte eerrp einen
itdmmigen Seraner, Der $4,000 BEL
f9 trug. Wie sem6bnlid, aina bas
Spiel anfanss obne fpecielle 8aunerei
bon Staten. Ser 9erauer ermies iid)
als iebr gemiegter Spielbolb unb brad,s
te Serrp INNER mebr in bic 0intergaiIe.
@nolib matte Serrp bon ieinem gez
mObnten Sphem @ebrau6 uno vse=
palln" ben Shannon bes Seraners bis
auf $4,000. Nu6 bieie tpurben nod auf
oas Spiel geiebt, unb SerrD operirte
abermals nader nit Der SuBioble. Dem
Seraner fiel es auf, bab sinise ieiner
&arten pl0bli6 berfdwamben, obne baB
Serrp iie genommen baben fonnte.
Gine furbtbare Mbnung ftieg in linn
out; er erbob fi4, fab iib na6 alien
Nl9tungen bes 3immers um unb -
rib einea gelabenen &epolper aus Der
Sai6e. n@tmas 1T bier faul," rief er
Serrp 3u, roarf i'd burd bic Oeffnuna
oa broben fdieBen, be?" gbe Serrp
aud nur f9reien fonnte, mar Der gdub
abgefeuert, - broben bbrte man einen
SturS unb elm Si0bnen. Sn Der udd1.
iten Sefunbe bielt Der 2eraner ben Tes
uoloer untsr Serrps 9taie unb sog nid,t
eber ab, als bis berielbe bic $35, 900
mleoer berausgegeben bate.
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tuaren. unter allen umifdnben einen
9oait in 8erien ausbra9te, ltedte feline
fiir bas 6o9jeits=Diner a9t Soae pors
ber impropifirten Herfe drgerliG uieber
ein, un6 bic 6timmung ber @eielfd,Qft
baben mir bereits gei1ilbert. NQ' bic
t66ne itile S6abenfreube. su Der fd
bod ID rei9li@er etoff seboten ba6en
tpiirbe, tpenn man ben dltliAen Brduti>
gam IN fi9erli6 ni9t geringer Ser.
legenbeit neben Der iugenbliAen 8rout
geleben bdtte, mar persebens aeweien.
Der @enerol that iuirfIid gar nidts fiir
ieine yopularitdt, unb bieie ssraneisfa
iuar mirtli1 BON san3 unleiblider OFF
fdrtigfeit.
Sn Berlin iuurbe Die 6o9aeit aez
feiert; eine 10 fleine Go9aeit, baB he
gana ipurlos in ber groBen Stabt pors
ilberging. @inise dltere Greunbe bes
Generals, tbeils Sunggeiellen, tbeils
aud ffou Witttper, tbeile NIT ibren
Grauen, batten fib 3a benz 6odaeitss
mable periammeIt. gs mar cine iebr
tuiirbige, aber au9 iebr betagte @eieI=
f6aft; Der papa BON Wfaienberg mar
elmer Der Siinslfen, unb Grancista er=
f1ien in ibrer Nlitte tpie cine bIiibenbe
Rofe unier &uinen. yiidt, baB man
ibr unfreunbli6 besegnet lpdre, i'm Ges
gentbeil; aber fie gIaubte 3u fiibleu,
oaB bieie 6reunbli6feit bauptiddli9
Der M6tung entiprang. bic man ibrem
angefebenen Wanne fdulbete; bon 3eit
au 3ett fab fie bic Mugen Der dlteren
Oamen nit ffumm priifenben Bliden
aut fi1 geridtet. Nles ging febr pors
nsbm unb leiie au; bic 2ipree Siener,
an oeren Spite Elm fdwar3befradter,
soIs e'n Gebeimratb ausIebenber 6aus=
gulMelper ttanb. beipegten fi6 tuie
Iumme Wai9inen; elm aana furaer
asal auf Die 6amilie BON Wfaieubera
mar oon etrem Greunbe bes Generals
+, ausgebra6t ipor6en; 6err nnn T3o;sns
berg bate nit einem isbr umfanareidlen
5oalfe seanttportet. oefen ettpas fiein-
ffdbtifde 1egeiiferung bon Der @eisa.
f9aft init einem mobIpoQe then Q6heIu
aufgenommen tuorben NOR; iiber Ssm
aanaen Gefe lag elm setpiifer frofiiasr
0au6.
8efebIen gIeelen3 Elm @las gis.
punids b6rte Graneisfa binter iidb.
1efeblen greellen3 Elm @Ias gispuni@9
fdnarrte Der aufuartenbe Oiener aum,
3tpeiten Male, unb iebt erit fieI es ib,
ein, baB iie gemeint mar. Ntit einiger
germirruns blidte ie auf ibren Seller
nieber; elm fli9tiges 2d9eln baite bic
SippeE Der gegendber iibenben Dame
nmipielt. Hidtig, fie mar ia nun
eIeellena. Sonit bate fie nur gana
tpeibbaarige 9erren uno Oamen nit
bieiem Sitel beSei6nen se9ort-es mar
ibr aumutbe tpie elmer iangen a6nigin,
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mfiska.
gsOOene bon o. .. asilS.nbrnd,.
{aprtfetuna.l

orr. -. sosal.sAAsZ
sxs.su az e,MsM n sasg! eigenI9am!lgen enls
M Iganb se5s.Wns1e e UIau aeg'efungss
.a .u.gsn m.ss9as. aSeaMuan, y. Dsnh Ee " gIOBeS
Egg 9eIealgaII. 2 as elie ggan5 boDen-
.y .vie Me.l.uIss.e.i mesh fs IN dIelie
sg1s. sa osLssuu.s" Dus. DaB o,e Qo@5elI
msans.ssas m ~. s n.'s a. Usm Ysnslal ~ a.Wt am
nDDvno.'e :. ps. mH. o.aa uaoeIn nu " osIs
,n 1.s. ny srr slwaau's r.n nss 1sauu8ams
..u.sl pa1lI.su." ~! luu.e: SIe OegIlh
guI ,nWs, lu'e OeI oaIeI 10 eIluas 5uges
s;g ~ ;ga.'s :. uao y. ga M ns g % a.gl %Dss..Ms
Degrtlfen g ole Mnoren flatlirlt6 aud
Mot. y Yep ls9 eoem q, aur Oaour1 e.
aaLsns pa9 peg gnIe uealen1erg DOT leis
nsM SegDssgsrl0gne e'nea 1eIpedt Dals
= se!s e.n UapniI@
.. S.a ~ ssaI 'OsA'B 'DuIO'8es oerpaiIhIB,
:" Ss1 1ya1. la
Xas 'egs ~. ls.yt eAIOntplg.
nod, o s;csvst;, svst say ". Dsa 0ehelal -et pal
6oS e ~ einos u;is. ids gsaas' - as ah ~ u.nsn,
then. '' D'uA"e' pe''a'
&c mar bod, eioeutlits Gin x.4. e..
berbares geltdItnib, = Der ole a momn ,vm,
nit einem 70 iunaen Wsdbhen D'a""
gIatntIidb elm gana uuriotiir,;h.s
Berbdltni6.
frau 6abermann iphufdlte linen al,
les gute, mean ne aber lire Maeinuno
bate ioaen iolIen, 70 bate fie - Be,
fcrauiiIe. - gona 10 aino es BEN Mn.
beren; bonn erifen Quaeublide an hot.
ten fie biefe geioraniife oebeot. fie hot.
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cages > Wemisfeitem.
GnIa q II b.

= Der prdiioent ernannte MuboIpb
&leberg bon guerp, Ser, aum Ser.
Staaten Mnwalt fir ben ueifli9en Ois
ftrift bon 5eras.
Muf Der Wi1puri pacifie=Bohn
atpei Weilen ipeitti1 BON pittsburab
gerietben feben nit 8aummolenbaQen
belaoene gBaggons in Branb unb 189
gallen uno bic Wagsoms murber BPM
Teuer gdn3lid 5erif6rt. Die Babnbe-
arlien tonnten nur NIT fnapper Notf,
bic @aboofe retten. Ser 0erluft uir6
auf $4,000 sei@dbi.
NusIanb.
= go melt fi9 iebt mad bem Mb.
tbluB Der Na9mablen our frana1liiden
Tammer iiberieben ldBt, tpirb biefelbe
aus 391 &epublifanern uno 2O5 Gons
terbotiben (&opaliffen unb gonapars
tiften) beifeben.
= Die 5irfei beabfi1tigt, Die euro=
pdii9en @roBmd6te au einem @onareB
in eonitantinopel ein3ulaben, meld5em
iie bic enbgiiltige S9lidtung Der auf
Der galfan 9albinfel ausge6ro6enen
gBirren iiberlafen mill.
Gin 3uiammenitoB spil6en tiir.
tli1en unb bulgarii6en Sruppen tpirb
teoen 4ugenblif erpartet.
= Ser ierbifde @eianbte in gng=
!anb bat einen ldnseren grief an @la6s
itone gei9rieben, in uel6em er bic 9alz
fllng teines Waterlanoes alien Nngrifen
gegentiber 3u bertbeibigen il9t.
- gs beiBt, Waobiston babe feline
Stellung als fran5oiif6et @eIanbter
am Sonboner 6ofe nieoerseIeet.
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Cine gnaahl anaeiehener heuI

= Cine Mnaabl angeiebener beut=
fder 8iirger in pittsburg bat bic Nns
resung gegeben, bic gintpeibung Der i'm
Bau begriffenen rleuen 0alle bes Cert
trail 9urnOereins 3u einem allsemeinen
beutiden Gefe 5u MAIDEN. Das 1T al.
lentbalben gang in Orbnung. OerfeIbe
Werein bat iid nit elmer gingabe bebufs
einfiibrung 3es Surnens in ben Bolts
l9ulen on ben S9ulratb gerenbet unb
t9 erboten. einen Surnlebrer auf feline
soften. obne 8elaftung Der S9ulta6e,
~ HELEN. uno ber S9ultatb bat bas
4nerbieten freunblih aufgenommen.
Sol6es beri6ten gu t6nmen ma9t gis
mem ipabre Greube.
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9err 9bos. s. gtogerb, 116
SPRING StraBe, Sefferionoi1le, Snb.,
tonnte IN Tolge rbeumatiI9er Sdmer=
3en fiinf Wonate ieinen Nrm nidt ae=
brau6en. Oie berfdiebenfen SeiImit=
tel Duroen obne grfoIg angemaubt.
S9lieBli9 gebraudte er st. Satobs
Oel unb mar in Golge beHen in pier3ebn
3agen tuieber pollitdnoig bergefelIt.
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Dead Shot" @erep Borm eini.
ment iplrft ttder unb fdneu. Oieies Eminent
foofet Die Wiirmer ausenbIidlid; bdlt SIiesen
40 uno bei!t bic Bunbe. Sm Baifer alifael6if
tif es Elm ausgc,ednetss Seilmittel aeaen irseub
Del9e Wmnoea beim 8ieb. Yreis so gents.
yrdparirt uno gum 8erfauf bel u. Drei6,
San Antonio. 1876 tup
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Or. 8pianfp.

Dieler Name iff 70 befaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. staaten. bab es taum nOtbis 1T su iasen.
6ab er Der Grfinoer oes beriigmten Or Botanic
9uiten' unb 2unsen Sbrup 1T, baS beliebte
8olfsbeilmittel, no INNER es betannt 1T, fiir
Suiten, grtdltunsen, Sapinbiudt unb aue
Rrantbeiten oes Salies unb Der 2unaen. Yreis
80 @ents unb $L0o. @erfauft Bel s. RaIt.
cher G. Con.
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= Muf Der 9. Noenue 6odbabn in
Wem Dorf tpirb am Montag elm 0erlu6
nit @leetrieitdt oils 8ewesunssfraft ges
ma6t tuerben. Der 3ug fol bic atDei
Weilen Iange Strede 3miihen Der IA.
unb 81. Strabe in iieben Minuten aus
riidlegen.
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= 8or brei Monaten ermorbete elm
ienieits bes &io @ranbe mobnen6er
Wsegifaner einen anbern Meritaner auf
Sbompions Han6 bel eagle paB. Die
.merifanii9e 8eb6r6e fling ben M6rber
elm, meiserte ii6 aber, ibn aussuliefern.
SEPT ift er in piebras 9lesras gu Is
Sabren 3u9tbaus berurtbeilt tporoen.
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- Qeine Gamilien Mebi3iuen ers
freuen fi4 folder Beliebibeit pie D r.
4ugu t 20nig's 9amburger
9ropfen uno Bruftbee.-6.
SO. @arlids, 81 unb Gelir StraBs.,
ct. Soiepb, Mo.
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= Die gewobner bon 6empfeao
bielten eine 8erfammlung Oh, in Der fie
ibre Snoignation ausipra6en iiber bas
Werfabren bes Mobs, Der bic S9la6t:
bdufer Der Builder Burton unb NaB
nieberbrannie.
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- Das in BEN sroBen gieb3n9tes
reien bes Wefens angeleete &apital
niro auf 100 Miq. Dollars geiddbt.
Vor apansig Sabren betrug es biellei6t
eine Milli0n.
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Wm. s. Onttcriioe & Co.,

vi oetS U. W0es Ut1teIes
Ss5 Of.Souilonifrnbe, Gan antonio. Babe
pannen, Stnrsbdber, @aFertIoieis, Marmor-
platten, 0ummii9 9Idude, Blei- unb giienr6b.
rem, 8ierapparate ano Gasfixturts aIler Art.
vile anftrdse perben prompt aus9efHbrt.
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Ser papit bat ber perdnberten
polittt1eH Sa9loge uegen neue sSns
truetionen an bic frans6ff6en Bii6ofe
sefanbt.
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Die
eD6@entIisbe Treie Nrs5s
eriGeint
ielbeu Dcnnerfae
unb fpffet
$3.50 bus Sabr obsr $1.25 far s
WOnate in Sorauste3oblnns.
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30
HER ECONOMY.

The st. Louis Housewife Who Was Imposed
Upon by Peripatetic Vender.
st. Louis Republican.
One of those little lodges resorted to
for sraising the wind" by members of
that great and increasing class who hang
upon the edges of trampdom and re-
spectfully but firmly decline to work or
pursue an honest calling, is illustrated in
the following incident which actually oc-
Cured in the suburbs of this city within
q fortnight. A husband returning home
ct evening was met at the door by his
wife, who, after her usual salutations,
said:
"Oh, George, have something to
show YOU"
"What is it?"
"Never mind, but come and see it."
She preceded him into the cosy little
parlor and pointed triumphantly to .
white, woven strip, about six inches in
length, lying in the place Of honor on
the center table.
"Look," she said, "what do you sup
pose that is, George, desr?" and her
voice assumed the gentle tones of one
about to communicate . pleasant sur
prise.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30
EattantnE Hogs.

It is observed that "the habit of the
pig in laying On an extensive quantity of
fat has been caused by long and extern
sive feeding of fat-producing food, and it
is not likely that any sudden transforms
ton could be brought about; but it
well known that the pigs of different
countries differ in respect to fat. We
have only to contrast fattened pigs in
this country with those of Canada. There
pork is fattened partly on barley, but
largely on peas, q highly heterogeneous
food, yielding large proportion of mus
Gle, and our pigs are fattened almost
wholly upon corn, an excessively starchy
fattening food. The Canadian pork has
q much larger proportion of lean meat
and less lard. The difference is very
marked, so much so that in a market
supplied with both kinds, purchasers cas-
ily select the one or the other. as desired.
Wild hogs dc not have such excess of
fat, and the Southern hog, which is
grown much more slowly than the hog
In the Northern and Western States, and
fed much less corn, is comparatively
lean. There can, therefore, be little
doubt that the habit of depositing this
excess of fat is caused by long continued
feeding adapted to that end. The hog is
naturally grass and root eating animal.
and in its domestication il fed almost
wholly in this country upon concentra-
ted food. Hogs fed upon skim milk have
less proportion of fat than those fed up
on corn. If young pigs are kept upon
food that will grow the muscles and
bones and develop . rangy frame, they
will possess 30 much muscle when hall
grown that moderate length of time in
fattening. even on corn, will not pile on
an excessive amount of fat"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30
The Poor Little Ones.

We often see children with red erup
tons on the face and hands, rough, scaly
skin, and often sores on the head. These
things indicate depraved condition Of
the blood. In the growing period chill.
dren have need of pure blood by which
to build up strong and healthy bodies
If DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Diecov.
cry" is given, the blood is purged of its
bad elements, and the child's develop.
ment will be healthy, and as it should
be. Scrofulous affections, ricketts,, fever
sores, bip-joint disease or other grave
maladies and suffering are sure to result
from neglect. and proper attention to
such cases.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30
Horses Memories,

Hartford Couraut.
A uple of years ago a gentleman in
Providence owned little gray horse
that was used in the family by himself,
his wife and children. It was made
quite a pet of. Finding that it could
speed quite sharp, he entered it in a
number of country races, in the end get
ting a record of '32 for it. Then he
sold it. Later on the children missed it
so much that he endeavored to get track
of it, and sent to number of places, but
failed to find it. A couple of days ago
he was on Washington street, and his
attention was attracted by little gray
PAGER that came whirling down. He
had never seen his gray pace, but he was
sure this was his old pet, and when op-
portunity offered he drove alongside and
called it bv name. The pony knew him
at once, aud gave unmistakable evidence
of recognition.
Another instance showing the memory
of the horse is that of the PAGER purchas-
ed by Mr.. Lloyd last year of Winsted
gentleman. A few weeks ago the former
owner was in town and went up to see
Ginger. The horses present attendant
was in the box stall petting him when
his old master stepped in and callt d
him by name. The horse no sooner
heard his voice than he forsook his
companion and showed his delight at
meeting his former owner in various
ways, among other tricks going into his
coat pockets for the delicacies that he
used to find there. The gentleman
asked him to "roll over" for him, and he
went down upon the straw and over in
moment. Mr.. Lloyd's health prevents
his showing Ginger much this Winter,
but it is generally conceded that the
handsome little horse would make it
quite interesting for the best of the trot-
tprS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30

Every woman who suffers from sick
head ache, and who dislikes to take Bit
ter doses, should try Carter's Little Liver
Pills. They are the easiest of all medi-
cines to take. A positive cure for the
above distressing complaint; give prompt
relief in dyspepsia and indigestion; pre-
vent and cure constipation and piles. As
easy to take as sugar. Only one pill q
dose. 40 in a vial. Price Is cents. If
you try them you will not be without
them.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30
Castor OH.

One of the chief uses to which castor
oil is now put is that of dressing and
softening leather for boots. It was for
merly used for dosing children whose
stomachs were disordered. And an aw-
full dose it was. Now we give suffering
children Browns Iron Bitters, which
ton es the stomach, regulates digestion,
and imparts strength to the whole body.
Browns Iron Bitters is incomparably
better than castor oil, and more pleasant
to take.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30

"That," rejoined George, approaching
the table to inspect the article, "that,
to me. Susan, looks fearfully and won
derfully like common piece OF lamp
wickiDg."
"Ha, ha; knew you'd say that. You
men are 80 stupid. It is lamp wick,
true, but not q common one. It is one of
the greatest inventions of the age. It is
from the man from whom bought it;
too, well-dressed, and such talker; told
Professor Somebody, of Something, spent
years of his life in experimenting, and
died just as he got it perfected. All you
have to do is to fill your lamp with oil,
put in the wick and light it. After few
days an incrustation forms on the out
side, crystalized electricity he called it,
and the lamp will burn six months
without refilling. There's one in the
lamp now. Don't you see it gives a
brighter light?'
George stood Supplied. He looked at
the wick reposing in quite dignity on
the table, as if fully conscious it was
master of the situation; at the burning
lamp, which gave forth q brilliant,
steady light, and at Susan herself, in
whose eyes rested the unmistakable as
surance of victory, and involuntarily
calculated: "May be there's something
in it. How many of them did you
buy?"
"Only three, dear, at quarter apiece.
Think ofthe saving, George. Why I
could buy new cloak next winter from
the money that would have been wasted
in coal OIL"
George waited and his wife waited to
see what would come of the investment,
when the electrical crust had formed on
the wick. The next night, sure enough,
there was the lamp as full as ever, and
shedding as good light. On the third
and fourth evenings it was the same.
signs of the process of incrustation hav-
ing begun. The wife explained that it
might be a week or ten days before this
happened. George scratched his head
and was on the point of surrendering,
when bright idea occurred to him. He
called the servant.
"Betty, do you always fill the parlor
lamp"
eyes, sir"
"Did you fill it Monday?" eyes, sir"
Tuesday," eyes, sir" wife, frantic
allyn "wednesday and Thursday"
Eyes, ma'am."
There was a moment of agonizing sus-
pense, and then the little woman threw
herself on a chair in one corner of the
room and began crying softly to her
SELF 1t was not so much the expense.
1t was plain to her now that one couldn't
believe horrid, deceitful men. When
the enterprising agent calls on her now,
she unchains the dog and sends for the
nearest policeman. Thus do the inno-
cent suffer for the guilty.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30

"What q lovely complexion" We often
hear persons say. II wonder what she
does for it?" In every case the purity
and real loneliness of the complexion
depends upon the blood. Those who
have sallow. blotchy faces may make
their skin smooth and healthy by tax
ing enough of Dr.. Rerce's Golden Med
ical Discovery" to drive out the humors
lurking in the system.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30

Lieutenant Greedy is said to be haunt
ed day and night by visions of his long
period of starvation in the Attic regions,
and his physicians assert that the only
way he can preserve his sanity is to
mingle freely with others.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-30

II when you call for Hop Bitters Zee green e1ko.
ter of Hips on TIE white lobeD the druggist hands
out any stuff called C. d. Warmers German Hop
Bitter or with other Hop" name, refuse Il and
he has taken your money for the stun, indict him
for the fraud and sle him for damages for Tho
swindle, and we viii reward You literally for tho
conviction.