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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07

IE no other medicinal preparation have
the results Of the most Intelligent study
and scientific inquiry been SO steadily and
progressively utilized as in Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. It leads the list as truly scien-
titic preparation for all blood diseases.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Special to Memphis Appeal.
The crowd is not so large to-day owing
10 the threatening clouds. Strangers are
still pouring into town. The rostrum was
occupied. on the front tier of seats, by His
Excellency, Gov. Lowry, and all the other
members of the board. Behind these were
seated the distinguished ladies who took
part in the exercises, and about a hundred
young ladies who made the music. They
wore the spotless white uniform In dress
having laid aside the navy blue regular
uniform.
At exactly II o'clock Dr.. Il. w. Jones,
the president, arose and addressed himself
TO the Board OF Trustees aud the audience,
giving an eloquent though short rehearsal
of the successes which had attended the
school the past year.
Mrs. Annie G. Peyton, from Hazelhurst
| then read an essay upon the subject OF wo
mans rights. This essay was full of sound
| Judgment and sense and created a good
Impression upon all who heard it. Ii
| will appear in full in an early issue Of
| The CLARION.
One of the most prominent features O.
the days proceedings now came up. /
was the regular meeting of the Mississippi
Industrial Loan Association. In introduc
ing this feature President Jones com
mended it in the highest terms, giving al
the praise for its existence to Mrs. o. A
Hastings, of Claiborne county He allude,
most feelingly to the late dstinguishe,
Gen. Vertner, who was one of its directors
but who did in this town on recent visi
!. TO the College. He then introduced tn
President, Miss Martin When she ap
} peared the applause was deafening, as thu
lady is widely known and much loved an
, respected for her amiabIlity and excelleu
qualities as a teacher. She occupies tn
chair OF history and mental and mora
: philosophy. She read fine essay settin
forth the grand possibilities of this assoc
alton, the object of which is to educate til
] poor girls of the State. She believed tn;
. this association would help the growth
J the College to such an extent that With
the next decade there would be no girls
poor as not to be able to get an educatio
I here.
t The secretary, Mrs. Helen p Garne
q then read the annual report, in which 81
D showed that seventeen girls were being e,
ucated here under this loan system, tw,
; thirds of whom were in the various indu
| trial educational departments.
After this the exercises closed with IL
recitation of beautiful and appropria
; original poem by Mrs. Mollie McGee Smell
S pertaining directly to woman's mission, Il
college and the Importance of the Loan A
soei tiion.
The music furnished by the young ladie
| under the management of Miss Bette Cha
. was the greatest musical treat these poop
have ever enjoyed.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07
club Rates.-

HARRISON county will have local
option election on 3lst July.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07

TIE Democrats and Greenbackers OF
Iowa have nominated fusion ticket.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07

IT is thought that Congress will ad
lourn about the 10th inst.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07

common country and of peace and good
will to all Yours, very truly,
E BARKsDALE-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07

In the evening the doors of the indus
trial departments were, open to the public
and great many took advantage of the
opportunity to examine the decorative
arts of the students on exhibition. There
was also good display in the art and the
sewing departments, highly creditable to
the students
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-07

Rest on, embalmed and sainted dead,
Dear is the blood we gave,
No impious footsteps here shall tread
The herhaae of thy praYe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19
PIRsON Al.

MI Geo. wcbush n sull pretu
sick
Miss florine Ross Drtt ,csterday to
Bolton To visit Niles Susie Drul4ou
Judge L.. G. Alexander rrurue,
Yesterday from attending court al
Meridian.
Miss lcresa llutcheuudcr, distiu
guished IN h,stfiouic c,yoIr.. already
has returned from visiting her Gate,
willie relatives.
Mr. \. T. smith has returned FROM
Galveston where be went To attend
the great drill, sui the greater demo.
cratic convention.
Mr.. VIII Armstrong, Of Austin. in
in the city with his FREUD Comp.
trollcr selected, !, n, Mccall. Both
are guests OF Mr., Ed Rutau.
Mrs, 5, -, STOREY aud her two
Misses lmogruc aud toN4.
are spending the summer NJ Alic.
Shany City, Pa, and are having o do.
ightiul time
Mr. Richard webb returned yestcr-
lay morning from Austin, where hc
vent on business concerned with the
penlng Of new meat market here,
D be owned by Ncssr-, webb aud /
,HsluCr,
Mrs T. Dickcy, her son Mr. Il b.
hickey, ana two charming daughters,
.lsses Lula aud Flora arrived home
7'5srday nom Al sxtendep up ~ I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

VI nehemiah county hc ctupoW cred
- suggested Joe the previous r.-o-
luton.
Mr. OBrIcn withdrew Tho reso|u.
ton. lie said hrpretcrrcd demo.
cratic candidate To On ind pendent
An amor lied rG.olutlou uncrrI.
read prutty much 90 thp ssmu .rur.
port ~ the one rejected
Mr. O'Brien -worc.
There was ~ taiutattcmrt atAroW
II was abOrtive
A mem Der said hc wanted c,,fy.
ihing TO rest, aud 10 the chaif see. DO
10 call convention in November or
December he might do 10.
lh" chair attempted 60 road irr
amended O'Briu resolution
second limo llc resd:
That the char bee empowered
TO raIl a mass meeting OF count. rr.
puh.icnus 100 case Tie ..mmittr mI,d
60 lie Dould not read ia. ha..
suce. a substitute wa offered. aud
ia few minutes il wa -u patched
aud amended that it, originator
couldn't tell what hc had hr.t written
a lily white delegate -Hii ia, pro.
re'diug, wcr" uuparIinmoutaty
This wound have been carried
Another attempt was made tO N G
= resolution II failed
\ delegate offered another H chew
of tobacco. Adopted.
once more arcsuluuou was ohrrei.
aud this time it carried n road
"Gr-oiypd, That the chairman 49,.
gcihei Hlththc ohairmsu. -hail have
power 10 call a county nominating
,ony'u. ion, should they deem 10 rN.
prdicnt, for thc pGrrn-c of putin.
county officers iu the dc,d'
T. II suit, wHs the author ui thr
Ia-i resolution.
the chairman stated ihut the next
business va, tO nominate "a luirn.I
OF the county executive committee
ior the ensuing yent VI Donald
O'Brieu, \anirvrli aud ratur were
put iu nominations
l1r Audc,cl Withdrew Boz, maine
PAYNE also Withdrew
Mcdonald attempted 90 Withdraw
but hu WAS uut permitted
lly WIS elected b., arc.pm.Uuu
a ny white "Ibat l- tho way The
dcuorrst8 did 1t Galveston"
Another ii, white # move thaI
the chair sc' 49, the beer
Charm The motion f. 0ul 00
urdrr'
Adjourned sine die
The on Completion rlNirf lu OBJ. 5000.
tlut IL without EulFAfit1. without IrIa.s Oh. fi|
u-. o. aud without doubt "a h,aH..|r
iutf1uls Tor sslc Boz Castles 6 N,lr slu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19
Sleeper, Clifton & Co.
nLHE AM THERE.

D. Nius was Announced rn,i.
v.iyn,r.
\oLody .,im..to have. tren i,eI.1
l. .r.r T..[,I,v. srt n,b,J, u',lI,
seek r.trr..
t,tlou ranged from 4.t.t..,u,s
f.ri., About torn, halo wsre IA.
recent. t'' The ds,
Eai.rt HgA,Iv pl.a,led yuilt .,
.ivr.t upuu Ium Jones. b,fnr. .Iu-.
t.r -I,,u.r aud Ws. lined 81.
u.u.t.,r. that taxpayers have kent
owen with disbursement the last
quarter. paving 900 about 81 BOO.
IN..,iut, ,nmuIi.-Iou,r. held So.
sion nI Ilt. All county officers
.u,,rf,rI, rcuurt- we're npproyrd
There rumor ailoA to the effect
.lut .U.r.mh.icnu. will place a CAN
H..i.u, tn, field for district indie.
-tatuul lrNAsN- Buck owen. Of
.bp transfer service. chargcd with AZ.
r.,ai,d assault. viii come before
Justice DA,i- to-day.
= .orrr-upuirnt At AAtcll ,Ays uo
.uIus ht- occurred there As hiutrd
&c. \ H-ht did occur however. he
.Wccn tWu huN- one black And the
IA,h hAd ui. nose punched or word.
tu That elect.
HAY, pr,-cribcd Tougnliuo iu .wo
rus.- u' periodic headache of a ucu-
r'gi. character Hud iu both Instances
with entire su,cc.. 3 think 20 wili
.lu.. tNut yuu culm tor 10. aud more.
&c. Miller. VI. d.. Dayton, Ark.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

q Feeble ro"-"w, scarcely Nb",,
hreHth-iIiS whites aud HIsrL
aud Iaus what Ihc,
nldu'I DO.

John ", Mcdonald chairman OF
= ;h, executive committee of Mclcnnau
county, called a meeting of rrpuhli-
oHlIs Tor thc purpusr OI ,clrcliny eight
delegates tO the state conventional De
held IN this city next "Wednesday. the
18th inst and tor such other bu,incss
49, may property come before it. Ac.
,uriug tu ,iil ia the district court
room ut Mrl .eunau county. uttrrn
persons assembled YESTERDAY ten
blacks aud live viii e-.
ON mouou ut Geo. \ O'Eriru. John
". Mcdonald Was elected tcmpur4r,
chairman ON motion uf IN same
i"lrRAtc, Or H. VI. rndrNcll wHs
elected temporary secretary
me chairman then proceeded Gao
state the object of the meeting.
II wa, moved aud seconded aud
prevailed that the temporary uiliocrs
ho made permanent officers,
Geo. \ D'Bricu moved that the
chair appoint committee Of five Ia
appoint eight delegates mud eight ri.
tcrnAtcs To- the state convention Of the
18th inst Prevailed.
The chairman selected the follow
w '"N'N'l''''. w. ~ - hll'ht -
Nrsterdnhl, columbus Alexander.
/oko HlNrhs and Gardiner Blades.
Ihe committee retired for consulta-
ton.
IN the iuteroRnum the clock IA the
over struck 3.
tines" paragraphs are written to I'LL
IN
\ dclekAt" from the lchutCAna low
grounds offered motion that cotton
liol INK was done vi low figure. No
second
y small man over IN the far corner
AIMED him'eli"ud glanced nctyuush
uwArd the door lie looked Ike the
'ill OF sale on hls pony had - flaw In II .
Tbecommiltcc retprncd and r,rort.
"a Names 49, f,lI,,,.,
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az n'',f'' =, r. -. 49,.
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am ~. ~" '"T't" '',h' '"'n"'l','' w.
isyrso 81 dI.ssti. fsctinm a,1.Iin, in
i.moSrstic rants and Thai !. ', ncrt.,"
lovree ot itr,i.trd OHrien va. rrr
Ain. mi. rommitt.r ga. IN n, ~.
tructed TO ASCERTAIN h., som, sort ut
KGrtoum Nile hi.h water y.inve or
Tough bali lest what number Of dl,.
democratic voter.
night be induced 10 10 with
IN canvas. sgnius,
ounty nominees Tho sccretar,
commenced struggling with tho pro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

Just received. \ cnoice lot OF salt
herring, Russian -Hrdiues IA kogs,
swiss cheese, American mlD cream
cheese, etc. Also handle nae Waco
Roller Patent hour Plants \ Pat
"nt, Double Eagle Patent. Electric
Pstrut These goods are all hr-t
class aud guArHute a. Western aud
country produce. such A. fresh cab.
haEc, potatoes, oulous, appiga krnut
creamery and country hutlcr. urc AL.
way, on hand. Gail NJ
q j. MuIrns rrathri Bloch
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

the uorthWc-t. watering pinro-.
Itry all return 300 good health and
rrpurt thr weather 600. aud nee Iu
Wisconsin aud Minnesota.
Mr. e. " troWder. stock aui
cmim agent ui the Houston \ IcNss
tcutrM raliway. is loo 90, city. look
ing after thr interest, of the gompa
ny in scNrra, suit- pending before
Master boo lhAnccry john o. Wut.r
At the lehman g. - sleeper
Hewitt, CD. Daniels, Robinson 4.
Hooper. lor,uA j. h ~lmm-. Coffee.
vi 20. JuO. Is. Armstrong, Gates,'ir.
j uIry, Marshall, !. \. stevenson.
" ptcgr. VI i. CAu,rN. M,GruKur
" t. Norton, McGtgor, II IS
Is -,r, Marlin
ihe comptroller elect luu - Me
Gail NI- loo the rJty yesterday o."
-ns- for "a few hours hr -HW thr.u Do
- glH-- dhrhy aud mistakenly -uW
posed thr .4te Galveston .Ius.utIur
Nt-au ugly body. He now THINKS 10
iuud- mcr -et 81 men never assem-.
bleed llH, were good mru tuu
Mr Met Nl thinks and emporium ..
j.! .ouh'd the other way ~ certain
900 lagos 300 the experience ot the suri
ln'hrr-
Cold J.. Barlow aud Mr. Birtpw.
ST. iDave Tonight t.r Daily SPRING..
Bowie county. tp spend couple OF
Nr.t- oi recreation. The tu'Duc.
has resigned 7ircaiytcmp,rar.Ily o.
uu.ci'- cuair loo th's -anc,Wu aud ttI.
mention l- mldr hv hi- successor.
Iur rutire LAAMlNtK force john in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

A liberal reward will be paid bl
the Ten cent store torall goods re.
turned which werp stolen on the uc.
ra,iou lh" late burgluriIiug Of thar
establishments Tho ladies' IN rhargr
are anxious tu recover the goods =,
NuI, to hc even with the rogucs. II
VIII grove a great service t0 lhrW 10
Ihr officers urolhrrs ARE able turrlhe
4 OHM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

hlushhams, ", are Ia ,c,ulpi oi
some extremely desirable styles In
tall gIngAamS al % cts per yard
ln,INI NRu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

y b1'lc of AngOstnrH HIttcrs 40 Ha,ur
p "nl lem"hAd1 OBJ amy other ru.d if... Mo-.
W '. Ar'p You. frrr rom 4yspup,lt. ..'i..
q a. y ",u' h"l al disease originating from
H'ny AnS"s,nrh manufactured by pk r 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

Five thousand 10 cents cigars Ton o
cent. each ~ HeIEs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsTERN.-The Episcopal Convention
has refused to expunge Protestant Epis-
copal D." from the title-page of the prayer
book..An exploding shell at Sandy
Hook killed Lieutenant Metcalf and pri-
vate Joseph King. .....D David Evans and son
were buried by caving tunnel near Stat
ington, Pa. Revenue receipts this month
have averaged 100000 a day.. Bald
wins Estrella won race at Baltimore
Yesterday. 1t is said IN Washington that
Mrs. Cleveland staid away from Richmond
rather than meet JEFF. Davis daughter ..
In the world champion baseball series the
ST. Louis Club yesterday scored 8 to the
Cbicago's S.. Three negroes were lynched
by masked mob in Pickens county, Ala.
......Julius Lefor killed himself in Chicago
an hour before etime set for his wedding.
FoREIGS.-Russia is building railroads
t. ward the Afghan frontier Emperor
William, though feeble, will go to the
Hartz Mountains on hunt......It is limited
that Alexander was crooked in his Bulga-
rian finances. The Gar has recalled
g Generi Kaulbars from Sofia and sent Gen
eral Gourke in his stead. THE Socialist,
Hoffn an, has been expelled from Leipsic.
THE French priest at Metz, who al
lowed his choir to sing patriotic hymn,
goes to Jail for two MONTHS Ondoners
are clamoring for the Lord Mayor to aban-
don his annual how......The Car is said to
be victim of the widest hallucinations.
......Silver in London, As 3-16d.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-The two lost Anderson
(Shasta) children were found safe and well
in mountain canyon. 1.-The Signal Serv-
ice forecasts local rains throughout north
ern California by this evening Another
batch Of Mormons were convicted yester-
day. General West Special Treasury
Agent at San Francisco, has been held to
answer for opening letter not his own.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden on the

The following freight passed Ogden on the
18th instant
For Sacramento-Lindley & Co, 10 boxes ba.
con; f. W. Potter, l case glassware; Adams Me
Neill & Co.. 1carload canned corn; Booth & Co,
8 cases spice; A. S. Hopkins & Bro, 5 bales
broom corn, is bundles handles; A. Dennery &
Co, l crate stoneware.
For Stockton-Langridge & Garwood, cases
boots and shoes.
The following freight passed New Orleans on
the 18th instant.
For Sacramento-W. D. Comstock, l case
cordage; Stanton, Thompson d Co., cases.
barrel castings Weinsock & Lubin, l case un-
derwear, case dry goods, cases clocks, 2 cases
cuffs; Zeimer Bros, case dry goods; Lindley &
Co., 10 cases Goldfish; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., case cutlery, cases wheels cases hard
ware, 15S bundles shovels barrels rigging; A.
& A. Hebron, s. boxes dredger teeth; A. s.
Hopkins & Bro, so bundles paper; Kirk Geary
& Co., 3 cases medicine, cases drugs; Sacra-
mento Glass and Crockery Company, 1 case
globes. crate earthenware case croekery; ].
Hahn & Co., 2 cases medicine; Adams, Mcneil
& Co. u bales tobacco: II. Fisher & Co, cases
paper boxes; d. W. Chamberlain, / case lamp
fixtures; Z. ". Potter, box, barrel lamp fix.
lures; 9. H Gilman. l case clothing: hall
Luhrs & Co, 10 barrels currants: Hale Bros &
Co., cases dry goods, case underwear cases
cotton piece goods; Holbrook, Merrill g. Stetson
5 cases hardware.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
COME OUT.

Republicans who deplore the dom
ination Of the bosses and the tricks
of the wire-pullers and caucus man
ipulators, need to look backward and
see how often the grand cd vessel of the
Republican party has outridden storms
that shook the nation to its keel; how
always, when Republicans were devoted to
the party and sought correction of It's err
rors within its lines, It has risen superior
to Its domestic ills and come out of the
conflict robed as bride for the altar.
So it may be whenever there is corrup-
ton within; so il viii be when internal
dissension threatens the structure reared
by the hands Of the fathers who gave their
years and possessions and lives that the
principles of the Republican party might be
rooted in the very heart OF the nation. Let
the weakened come up out of the side
shows, recalling that there is but one po-
liti5al enemy for Republicans, and that the
traitorous Democracy that betrayed a ma
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
UTAH.
Mormons win Re Mormons.

SALT LAKE, October 21st-Bishop Louis
III. Mosely, of Bluffdale, was bound ovel
to-day in 81 500 bonds. His two wives ad.
mitted their marital relations with him
constantly during the past three years. s
H. Marks was held in $1,000 bonds, there
being probable case of polygamy against
him. o. P. Arnold made motion for a
new trial, for admission 10 bail and for an
appeal. All were overruled. Judge Zane
reminded Arnold that year and a hall
ago, on pleading guilty to unlawful cohab-
itation, he promised to obey the law and
lend his influence in support Of the stat
utes. Now he is convicted again of unlaw-
full cohabitation with the same. women
The plural wife of Arnold said he had done
the best he could. The Court sentenced
him to fifteen months imprisonment on
three charges, $3.50 fine and costs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
Latrobe Corresnnndsnee.

EDS. REcoRD-USIos thought a short
letter about this part of the country would
be of interest to your readers. This is
mostly a grazing country, but is also adapt
ed to wheat, barley, oats and fruit and
vegetables. The land is a red loan, rocky
in places, poor, thin, steep and stony. The
land in the western part of the county has
ali passed out of Government hands, ex-
cept some that is broken. To the east
the Government land becomes plenty.
Forty miles east of this place it is most all
Government land, and timber good and
plenty Grizzly Flat is situated where the
snow falls to considerable depth. They
farm successfully there. Three miles east
of that town there is very little of the land
sold, and it is open to homestead settle
ment The timber grows so tall and thick
there that very little grass grows. ] have
lived in this county thirty-four years, and
there is no better place for the home-seeker
than FL Dorado county. he can get any
kind of land he wants.
The Italians have an eye to business,
and have started q settlement southeast of
Latrobe, paving from 50 50 to SIS per acre.
There is good land in the neighborhood
for $40 per acre. In conclusion / would
| state that it seldom SHOWS at this place,
and in a great portion of this county
oranges can be successfully grown. S. f.
=
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

R. c. Monck has gone to Oakland to remain
two or three months.
Miss Minnie Eldred, who had been visiting
Sacramento friends q few weeks, returned tc
San Francisco yesterday.
II. C. Nash. private secretary to Senator Stan
ford and who has been out of health since last
spring. is greatly improved and left for San
Diego yesterday.
On Wednesday. at $50 a. NJ, at the residence
of the brides mother, Miss Ella Brusie OF Sac
ramento. and Isaac L. Low, formerly of Florin
but late of Montana, were united in marriage
by Rev. r. I. BARLEY. The wedding was strictly
private. only the immediate relatives OF the
contracting parties being present. The happy
couple lefl on the 1880 train for san Francisco
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Thos. II. Washington, Woodland NJ. L. Man
del, L. Schranz, I, b. Hooper, a. Meyerstein. A
d. Levy. J. s. Jordan, W. q. Jobson, A. II. Will
Weleh. San Francisco; John Adams. Miss Nellie
Adams Monticello, Napa county; Irby McNiyor
Cincinnati, o.; NJ. Castle, II. Castle, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday; Mrs
Cleveland; Geo. ". Brown, Nicolaus ]. F
Reynolds Ahur1s; E d. Goodrich, New York
A. J. Allen, Geo. 4. starr, san Francisco; n
Adams, Cleveland, O.; d. n. Hersher. folo; Ed
ward Christy Folsom; VIM. Hood. Auburn F
E George san Jose J. Molter, Dutch Flat
Jas. Vance. YTeka; John Lawton Folsom.
An exchange says that mountains have
no ewes, but we've seen mountaineer."
without ewes how can mountain peak
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
our Rapid rran.ltory existence,

Brief as it is at the longest, is liable to be
materially curtailed by our own indiscre-
tons. The dyspeptic eat what they should
not. the bilious drink coffee in excess, and
the rheumatic, neuralgia and consumptive
sit in draughts. get wet and remain in
damp clothes, and then wonder when i'll
how they became so. To persons with a
tendency to neuralgia, we recommend a
daily use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
and always wineglassful after unavoid-
able exposure in damp or otherwise in
clement weather. Efficient protection is
afforded by this pleasant safeguard, which
diifuses genial glow through the system,
invigorates and tones it, and promotes
nerve tranquility. Fever and ague, bilious
ness, constipation, dyspepsia and renal dis
orders are among the maladies which it
remedies and prevents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22

ton in the hour of need and blistered its
tongu5 in denunciation of those who stood
by the organization in the dark hours of
the Union, and by their devotion won and
saved to mankind the priceless treasure of
the American Union. Let Republicans
come up out of the side-shows, where they
waste their efforts and aid the enemy, and
devote to party house-cleaning 1.-THE of
the energy they now consecrate to the
triumph of their inveterate political foes,
and all that should be will be.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22

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