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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-15

TIE KANSAS GRASsuoPPER.-lt is
reported that the citizens of Helena, Ark :,
were recently aroused early in the morning
by what seemed to be heavy ranstorm,
but they found the sky perfectly clear, and
the air full Of dark fakes which afterward
proved to be a cloud of grasshoppers. They
p,ttered against the roofs AMI windows
Of the houses with so much force and in
such large numbers that they simulated
rain. People who had seen the dreaded
pests before, when they dcccnded upon the
grain fields of Kan. as and consumed every
blade in few hours, say the numbcrs ex>
cccdcd even that visitation. They were
passing westward. Many of them were
disabled by hiuihg against buildings and
other obstruc,ions, as they flew very l,w
aud had to be shovclcd of the sidewalk ia
the street. They were apparently eauinc
Kansas grasshoppcrs.
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NUMBER 2.
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

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enough water to cover them, with rinco
of butter the size ofan cg- a ,:uS: .! il mr.,
salt and pepper when thoroughly heated
add one half can Of peas, stir until all is
well mixed and hot aud serve. \ very
ucc dish for p;ck>up dinner or !anch,
and very good with canned corn as well as
peas.
OuIo ArrLE Pr Lime dish with
good puff paste, use the best rip, Gr"rn'ng
apples, pare and slice thin, ill ,hs ll>h
three incncs deep with apples. fhrn add
one tablespoon OF water aud nothing m ,ro.
Put ON the upper crust, and btk2 well.
When done take irom the oven ani r.mrvc
| the upper crust, taking care not to break
| it. With Il knifc mlsh the apples anl
season IL t,>tG with sugar, a littie -r.trl
nutmeg aud i small piece of butter r.
turn the upper crust aud silt p,wi,rtl
sugar over the top
NIT CAKE One cup oisuS,r, ouG-hnii
cup Of milk aud one aud onc-h,!' cap; u
-four, onc-hai traspoonlul Of 50 IA n tho
I'm.
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The late Josh Billings left his family
the snug sum of 100000 as the result Of
his bad spelling.
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10 say self-satisfactiop. Among the most bril-
liant speakers were Rv. Henry Ward
Beacher, at New York, and cx-Govcrnor
John ID. Long, of Boston.
| Much as the Souths ultra partisan voice
may coudcmn Mr.. Bcechcr. We take i. that
the conservative majority will not fail to ap-
prcciate his splendid compliment. lie
made the point that all 'Puritaus' did no,
come from New England and did not cxclu-
sivoly reside there; the type was in Georgia
aud South Carolina as we'll as ii Nassachu-
setts and Rhode Island; aud lis definition of
| Puritan was the man who did what he
considered to b. right, in scoru of consc-
quencc. OF the Southern men who aihcr-
cd to their cause in lS60-G5 he sud: |
have no doubt there were u multitude OF
men there who thought they were uphold
| ing the cause Of liberty aud they gave
themselves to upholiing that clu3. as
almost think no other people did on the
| face Of the earth When sec what the
thing passing away from thcm their sons
| slaughtered, entire families of wealth grows
ing poor, everything that could make their
land attractive disappearing, yet struggled
| to the last-[ say that there was a hcroism
there that, when party lines are cflccd anj
party feeling have yonc down, the historian
will delight to celebrate. [Applause In
the presence Of my fellow citizens of the
North wish TOT pay this tribute to fellow
contrymcn Of the South. |, that was
an abolitionist |, that fought slavery as
old Putnam fought the wolf in the fol,. |.
| that urged on the war, and relaxed no viii;
| until victory was assured |, that stood at
| the reconstruction Of this land-now, after
twenty years, | desire to 20 on record as
say ing that sine, the human race has OK
listed on earth there is not a spectacle OF a
great, proud people spread over some
twelve or fifteen States that. after a war.
acceptch Submission, accepted this con-
dition-not without some remnants of pas
sion, to DC sure but, taking them at large,
the facility with which they ca'uc together
again in substantial and assured amtv
never before recorded
Personally, in conversation with GOV.
Long, As he iourncycd to the Boston
b,,oro,,o wh;o,, j., o.,.o, :.
Senator Rrow,-w, ho,r1 c.,, -.
lips that peopl, Of the >or,b war;, r,,,ry' !
turning to the white peoplc octho So,b ~
the great conservative element ,r the
country III an impending coniiic' between
oruer 'nu COMMUNISM not 10 say serious
.'":o': o''"''" ''''" anu '''''"a''s,n' his
- S's'."''''' II means '"a' rs ri! k'nd"
o' ''.''' ''"o''''''""' grow ''r'n''aD'' at
'"' t''''" a"' wiz ."'E'''o'' seek aII'f"r'
wiz" '"' ''.''eu po''''''a", al 'ne south
'"c WEALTH. 'ntc'''sepcc ana morality OF that
e'''o" WIN "''ep-o'''e VI P''N S''''ta'c
'o' P'o'cc''o" "nu "'u ''"ai" '"c SauIc
''''''c"'s i" '"'S part o' tue c'Hh'ry'-i"'
9"''" o"'""""'
WHAT CAUSED THE TRAuEDY.-Ihc
terrible tragedy in this village on Welnes-
I lay owes its occurrence to one cause oniy.
ere were appurtcnant ana ramifvin. cir
Q 'u 'anccs, such as domestic inichcity, un-
the sill | ' Wv
root c,us, "" oc"''c, INC '-'ht, anu III
| [
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| " NoFFiN fNPLoDES.-On FRIDAY las
there was an occurrence in tho cemetery n
this place, the like of which, perhaps, wa.
never known before. In 1875 Mr.. Jane.
A. Watson, OF Clover, whose family then
resided il Yurkville, lost q child, aged
three or four years, by death. At that
time Mr.. Watson was living in Baltimore
a teacher in the Bryant>Sadler Commercial
College, anil he could not conveniently
leave his business to attend tho funeral
aud i'll his absence only temporary burial
was given the body, awaiting hi, return
home to secure permanent burial lot in
the cemetery. This was not practicable
until recently, Oh the extension OF the GENE.
cry grounds, since which time he has
bought lot and on la Friday iu comp,.
ny with Mr.. j. FL Jc!trcys aud DR.. J. b.
| Allisou he went into the cemetery to re-
| move tie body to his lot. The burial case
- Fisk mctalic-wLs raised from the
grave, and natural desire to look upon
| thc face of the child which died and was
buried III the i'therS absence, prompted
hr' a'Son I" ASK Mr. 'clfrey' to remove
'no II covering 'h' S'aSS p'ne' over the
Lace. Inc I'D was "hScrewcd and removed,
al '"'eo S'anu'ns "'ar' nut observing a
'''''' 'n TIC surface "' the glass; Nr' "at-
-" requested IT, a '''S'" 10 procure some
material fnr cln,nin,y ~ ntf ~, no,tor
''''o''a' 'o' c,''''"S " on Lac Doctor
"'"' ~ Il ''S''e"c' near oy lor some cio1h
''' '"'' '"'P''' '"'' ""''' u WI III the
"'"'' q" 0Ap'"S''' vi S'' e"'"cu, s"a''er>
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EsCArE or THREE MCKpLHras lSp Bur-
GLAR.-Charestou W. Va, January Five
prisoner. escaped last night from the county
Jail. When Dick Wyatt the night guard, went
into the Jail TO lock the prisoners in their cells
one of them knocked him down. \ genera,
stampede followed. jailcr BowIcs ATTEMPTED TO
fasten the outer gates, bur was knocked down
before he could dos). The men vino escaped
we're George and Richard Jeffrey, brothers.
who killed William Douglass. Gcor.c Belrslry.
who killed Henry Moore Louis Dyuga.~. who
killed Tom Teal last Christmas eve and Luther
Smith, negro. VINO was serving three years
sentence for grand larceny. heavy reward
has been offered by Sheriff Ewart for their rc-
capture.
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(@inse1anbt.)
2Ser ibiikt Die etniaueu @raber2

49, tuV"qb ute WCWuSE
4uf 6iefe Srage muB Sober antmorz
ten: Miemanb; bentt IS eriiiirt fein
8eieb, pel6es Derbietet, bon @rdbern
etipas gu nebmen, bic ii6 auf feinem
GIgentbum beinben. 9enn mie oft
tommt es Dor, bob beim 8erfauf Don
carmen Der 8%erfdufer ni9t bic @rdber
feiner berfforbenen 2ieben ermdbnt, UNI
tie i'm Gontraft fir unautafbar far ben
&dufer gu ftelleus
Wer oenft tpobl, baB 6ie fiIen Gubez
pldbe Oabingef6ieoeuer radli6tlos Ser
Werwifung preissegeben tperben f6ns
men. tie itno ia bur6 quite 6enaen ges
fdhBts Nber Der betrefenbe relie giz
getttbiimer Derdnbert alsbaIb 10 Manz
deg unb babel finbet er urter Wnberem
aud, baB bic Genariegel, pel6e ben
tleinen &ir9bof einSdunen, piel mebr
BET V~ersrSBerung ieines Gelbes ibm
WuBen bringen, unb bic @tadefe, tueIs
DE ben Grdbern fpeaielen 59uB oes
tD6bren, 0ienert ibm aIs G~enferqitter
an i~eiletl neuens 6auie. Was fiinmern
ibn bic G~rabftdtten BON ungetannten,
u1o bas I1oerfeH berfeibenl Ser fritz
bere Befber beg betreHenben @tiifes
Sanb. i1nerbalb oefen @ren3en fi6 Bic
@rabfdtte befinoet, fann bieiem 8an>
balismus ni9t @inbaIt gebieten un6
rnuB es rubig qef6eben laffen, tpie bies
elm tiingff in @ontal gountb borqetpms
niener SG5aq 5eigt.
@o1te bier feine Menberun9 anae.
ftrebt nno er5ielt tuerbet f6nnea i'm SsSrts
terefe Der 6fentIt6en pietdt? Wer6en
bod in ieber Qegislatur s8eriobe 10
l1an9e lberfifi9e neil nidtsiagenoe
@eieBborf6ldge eingebra9t, f6nnfe 6a
ntGt ein babiusieIenber eineerei@t tuers
ben, bob oberwdbnte @rabftdtten fammt
ibrer S6uBwebren (Genaer, 8iitert)
als urantaffbar au a9ten fino unb baB
teoes SauibsybanbeIn init idwerer
Strafe gu belegeu if2 &c.
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@olb . aebensbdume in No. 20,
SolebabfraBe.


Ha9bem bic borige GiBung beg
Stobtratbs a~usgefaaen mar, faab itd
gsftern Elm Quorum Der Gta6tbGter
elm unb Gei9dfte tottnten porgenoms
men tperbeu. Cine groBe NnsabI bon
petitioneu lager DDr, BON 6enen Bic
raeifeh UNI g~rniebriguiag Der @teuerab.
iadBung o6er um bic 3uriiderHattung
BON Gteuern erfu9ten. 6dmmtIide
petitionen uuroen benz betreffenbel1
Gomite ibermtelen.
Nn6ere petttioneit alIgemeinen gbas
rafters tparen: &i9arb SeaIp unb
Grau wollen Der Staot einen Is SUB
breitenI Streifen 2anb idenfen, tuenrl
bic Sta6t einert Seitentpeg barauf erz
ri9ten mill. Die NnipDbner Der
MprtIe StraBe eriuben nm gntferuuna
Der 8Ii4e aus 6erIelben. Oie MutDobz
ner Der Sing Wiliam StraBe eriuden
un fdrtern Battle-Ground in ben SSeuerz
bDbranten. Die N~nDobner Der Gar
tenffraBe bei6weren fi6 iiber O6ftrucs
tionen, mel6e bic Miffonsbabn in fee
ner StraBe beruria9en. Sic NnpDh=
ner Der BlumftraBe ptni9en WaFers
r6bren. 9ie Mnmobner Der &ina Milz
liam 5traBe eriu9en nm grlaubnis,
SeitentDege britter 2Iafe, itatt er5fer
&iafe erri9ten gu biirfen. Die aniabts
Of Sabor p%etitioniren um grnennuna
zines Snfpeftors fur MaBe un6 &C.
mi6te. Cine an5abl Burger eriuden
UNI grDHnuug Der Pine GtraBe burd
bic Goubernements : &eferpation him
our9. Nae petitionen ginge1 sur Be-
guta6tuns on bic beri6ie6enen gomites.
Ser Sngenieur empfabl bic Mnfdafs
flung zines Stone G~ruibers". Da I'M
beiien pauls, Gesener urb Gren6 be-
baupteten, Der alte grufber fei abge.
gef6aft uDrben. neil ii9 mniere Steine
ni6t 5ermalmen lieBen, tpur6e bic
@mpfeblung unberiidIiGtigt geiafen.
Die Sr6inan3, mel6e Gubrwerfen
perbietet, fi6 elmer 2ei9enpro3eIfon
anauf@lieBen, tuurbe atsencmmen.
Sdreiner b%efirmortete p6smans
@efu6, bas alte Shores. @ebduoe an Der
gde BON Commerce unb NlamofraBe
tpieber berri9ten au birfen. @eneb.
migt nit Der 8ebingung, baB Der sSnge=
itieur bas @ebdube au infpi3iren bot.
Sie petition Der DampfipribensSubrs
leute nm grb6bung ibres Gebaltes
tpurbe abgeuiefen unb auf @9reixers
gmpfeblung beidlofen, apei lerle sseu=
ergloden 81 faufen.
Sierauf Yertasung.
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sr. 9aora's Seu.MniaIt fiir arauen

Ger 9r. me6. 3. 6. Sabra, infer
langidbriger Mitbirger, beFen dratliae
Gdbigfeiten ni9t erit nod beIonberer
grndbnung uno 8etonuns bebiirfen,
1T befanntli6 boz einigen Monaten nod
Nutttn libergefebelt. NOD er cine Qeils
4nltalt fit Grauea er0fnet bat. Sur@
@r,i9tung -bieier &nitalt, bic 9err Dr.
0abra in @emeinf9aft nit ieinem
S9wiegerpater, bent ebenfaIs BODICE
i@dbten Nr5te Dr. WeiBelberg leitet,
bat ibr @riinber cine Side ausgefnlt,
bic li6 in leBter 3eit bier i'm 5taate
lebr bemertli6 flblbar ma@te. 2ei=
oen6e Grauen baben es iebt ni6t mebr
notbig. fofipieli9e unO bei6werli6e
meite &eiien mad Dem Norben gu unter=
rebnte1t, tpenn fe 9eilung iu6en mols
len, feitbem ii6 ibHen benz bequem unb
bebagli6 eingeri6ten Snftitute oes Dr.
9aora-oer ii6 in Ser me6i3inii9eu
Welt zines bebeutenben &ufes als
gDnaetologe erfreut, = bier3u before
@elegenbeit 6arbietet.
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rT~~ 1870 sEHs.N ~ AFE&
Die @orofers Surp, tpel6e Mm.
Scott, ben angebli9en M6rber ber
Bottle Scott, berb6rt, bat nod teiu
Beroift abgegeben. naai' sA
: 8ictor Sames, elm iunger Mann,
Der bic ible @euDbnbeit bat, cine pi=
ftole in ieiner Sai9e au trage1, ipronq
BON einem 3uge Der @uniet Balm BET.
inter uno ffiel our Gr5e. 9abei entlnb
fi@ bic gefdbrli@e WaHe unb Ser G9uf
brang Sames ins 8ein.
= Wir bermeifen biermit auf bic in
unierer beuttgeu RUNNER eri1einenbe
Inaeige bes 9rn. grnit 2ange, tpeI9er
ben y2ittle Beebibe" nebif Snoentar
BON 9errn g. 3. Nit9eG f6ufIl@ nber=
nommel bat. Serr Sarge mar ldngere
3eit in benz iebt eigenen @el6dfte it'd.
tig unb Deriebt 6aRelbe srtinbli@. st
wiro bemiibt fem, feline &unben nit
%eleganter un6 foIiber GuBbetleibuus 3u
Derfeben.
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Smtereff ttte Grfahrmaaeta.

Ser 0Obelbanbler 9tram Cameron in 60.
lumbus, Ga, ma9t feline Grfabrunsen in fol-.
aenber Beiie befannt: .Seit 6rei Sabren babe
t6 iebes 9eilmittel fur Masen. uno NierenIei.
ben ueriu9t, bas fi@ i'm San0eI befinbet, aber
obne @rtols, bis i'd en6lib electric 8itters
sebraudte. SD nabm 5 Glaiden unb bin iebt
sdn3lid sebeitt rnb balte @leetricBitters fur ben
befen 8lutreiniger In ber @elt, Maior u. 3.
@eeb bon @et.9iberts, Rb, gebraudte electric
8itterS sesen LANCE befeben6e Nierenafeetion
uno fast: gstats bat mir 70 sebolfen, als
electric 8itterS."
Ssrtauft gu 80 Gents bic Gtalde bel u.
Dreib.
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gapfa, 8iaarb !. galppa.

Sen geiu6ern meines 8ilar6s
Salons, fouie Dem pubIifum i'm Mlls
gen1eiaen 5eige i'd hermit OH, baB i9
pom /. Mdra ab bic &ontrole iiber Die
Billiards felbf ibernebme, ba 9err %.
$. glarf fi6 anf feineu eiseneu WuniG
perdnbert.
Bonn |. Mdra an tperoen Bel mir brei
Der feinffen 8ilarftif6e, .pie ie BON
ben erffen 8iaiaroipielerr BET MeA
benubt uerben, gu finben fein.
15,1,t-1-3] u. 59pI3.
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0eraoe TO aut.

giele 9epifenlofe Bertdufer m0seu eud ia.
gen iie baden SeilmitteI fur Suiten nnb GrfaI.
tungen, Die .aesaoe 10 gut fino aIs Der aIte
anoerldiiiae Or. Botanic @uften. unb ouneen.
Snrnp. nnb ipenu ibr nidt barauf belebt bic.
ies SetHittd 81 erbalten, iperbet ibr iebr an.
aelbrt ipetbeh. wreis so Gents un6 $I.OO.
gerfauft bel 8. &aIteyer G CON.
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gertrag eiebt i'm Elm Te6t basu.
WtDgli6 lit es au91 bob bas teranif9e
8olt felbf einrlal Die Sbeilung ber=
langt, benn ie III ia bod nur cine Grage
Der 3eit.
Sic 8unoesmarfddae urb 3olcol>
l~eftcren in Seras baben unsIid, fe ses
ratben fat ole nit Der &egterung in.
56wieri9feiten. &ir3li9 tpurbe aud
pieber Ser friibere 3oIbauscolettor
bon Corpus @briii, Nelfon Plato, auf
Nnoronung bon Maibington aus per=
baftet. Mau nabm i'm in Mlbanp i'm
HStaate NeD Oort fef, nm ibn nod
@orpus @britt gu bringen. Mls aber
Der Wtarlbal nit Inn in San Mntonio
%eintraf, erbielt er bic @eiiung, ben gr-
collector duf freien SUB gu feben, neil
Ylato f6on por einem Sabre NIT Der
He9terung abre6nete, uno feline 8erz
baftung baber bur6 einen eSrrtbum
peranlaBt tpurbe. DaB man Ylato
@enugtbuung fur Die irrtbimlt6e Ser
baftung i9ulbet, barat miro aGlem
Ini9ein mad in Waibinston ni6t ge=.
ba6t.
&easan 1T benz geilpiele gofes ses
folgt unb bat segen einen WiBbrau9
protefirt, Der benz @oIfe i9on biele
Miaionen foFtete. 9ie peniionssMeanie
g%ralirt betanntli9 i'm GomgreB in
l9limmer Jorm un6 bei6e Barteien
limo bapon ergriffen tporben. IS liegt
cine meltere 8tQ Dor, pel9e ale fribe.
rem -Sol6aten p%entonirt, glei6piel Of
fe Der unterfiibung bebiirfen ober
ai6t, uno gegen bieien S1minoel, Der
muir politii@er &idfi9te1r tpegen in,
Scene geiest mirb, leste Geasan fem
geto Elm, tpo5u getDiB ni6t penig Mfutb
geb6rte. Ob es mas belfen mirb, erz
f9eint freilt4 mebr als fragli9.
Ste Gnigbts Of Qabor bdben Der
Maaorp 9ampferlinie aufs Neue ben
&rieg erfldrt uno ben fogenannten
uBopcott" iiber 1ie ber9dngt. dig
Sruno geben fie an, oaB MaaorD ben
nit ibnen abgei6lofenen @ontraft ges
bro9en unb feine &nisbts Of. SAILOR
auf feinen Werften in @alpeiton an=
gefteQt babe. Die 8riiber Ma(orp boz
gegen peri6ern, 6aB ie bon ben $50
4rbeitern, bic fe mdbreno Der @ez
i9dfts Saiion batten, bereits 100 ents
lafen bdtten unb gar ni1t an bic
NnfteQuug neuer Irbeiter benfen f6nuz
ten, neil Die gei@dftli6e 3eit portber
lei. Wer BON ben beioen Yarteien
&e@t bat, 1fana fein MuBenfebenber
cnti9eiben, inbefen Derutag. ppbl fein
b%erninftiger Menf6 ein3uieben, nit
pel9em &e6t Elm Diam 3lr MnitelIung
eines gepi6en Mrbeiters '~ge3rDurgen
merbea fam, tudbrenb f6- bod gewiB
tein Irbeiter aminsen ldbt. fir eine1
lbm be5ei9neten Mrbeitgeber au arbeis
ten, Denn er nt9t mill. Sem ganaert
Sreiben fam ni@ts 8utes entiprieBen,
es muB itur 9aber unb 3miif unter ber
Sepblterung beruorrufen, unb BITE &rs
better suerben auleBt am meiiten baruu=
ter go lei6en baben.
Set Der Rdltes bic in Der erften
9dlfte bes ~9erganaenen Monots
berrf6te unb BEN Norbmeffen bon
Seras 10 perberbli@ tpurbe, lift has
Wetter f@6n gebliebeH. l2eibsr mar es
fur ben gr6Bten Sbeil bes Wefteas aur
gu f9Stt uno Negen tpdre eruinf1ter
getDeien, ba es benz Boben an ber n6s
tbigen Wiaterfeu6tigfeit feblt. Sod
i@eint cine @enberung i'm Wetter be.
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Nm bas reiienbe 9mbliemnt.
Gin Dollar geipart, if Elm Dollar Der
6ieut.

A1|EfEI. aELr RI -r-aa.
Wenu Sbr 3eit unb gelb iparem
ipout, ffeigt i'm Central 9otel, am Main
pla3al ab. @s III Elm biliges uao aus
nerldfiigesE 9otel, ND SSbr, ausge3ei6nete
Soft unb ale benfbaren 8equemIi1teis
ten fir .$1-$1.50 pro Sag erbaItem.
5traBenbabn in utmittelbarer Ndhe.
Smnibuie mad ben Bdbnb0fem. See
legrapbs uno Selepbon > 9erbin6ung.
SIN 9auie befinbet fi6 BIZ, Office Der
Borne, Comfort uttb Jrie6ri9sburg
poftutf6en. Gribftiid Dor Der Nbs
Colonel S. q. 8ater ftbrt bas
0otel ieit IL Sabren unb bat tets bic
3ufrieoenbeit feiner &unbett geerntet.
Der groBe 8erfebr bon Deuti6en bas
ielbf legt 3eugntB babotr ab.
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Sd beriu6te Songaline 3ur pro<
be IN mebrereu Sd0ei BON Neuralsie
unb Gbeumatismus un6 fanb es oas
ein5ige superldiige Miitel gegen bieie
&ranfbeiten.
Srs. Serrp unb &eitblp, Miforb, 500.
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Rrieffafen n.

Seer aus Der Stabt.-Welde
geoeutung bic 8e5ei6nuns ~uItramo1.
tan" Der beuti9en Gatboltfen > 8artei
i'm Nei6stage babe, molten Sic niKen?
ultra montes'' beiBt: Senieits Der
gerge. Sic ultramontanen finb ebsn
Ssute, bic oas 3iel ibrer gebniu6t iens
ieits Der gerge iu6en, b. b. isnieits
Der Nlpen in &om beim n9eili9eil ga=
teri. Sen anberen Hamen rbas @en=
trum" fibrt bic Par'ei taber, neil lie
iomobl i'm beutIben &ei6staee als aud
i'm preuBii9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die
pldBe in Der Mitte, i'm Centrum beg
SHungs.9a ales innebat.
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= s. aalteher C Son, gpotbefer, tpeIde
INNER fur bas @obl ieiner Runben beiorst 1T,
Bat iest ben gerfauf bon Dr. 8ofanfo's
Smfens unb 2unsea Syrup erbaIten, elm
&eilmitteI, tueldes unfebIbar ale ~@rfdItunsen,
Sdmeraen in Der 8ruf, unb ale 2unsen.
trantbeiten lurirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
@robefafde. @ep06nli@e @roBe so Gents
unN al 90.
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Trau Sattie M. Worter. Sic &c

: Grau Sattie 81. Yorter, bic Gatz
tin beg 0errn %. Borter, &ebatteur
BET Soma &ebiep", nimmt feinen
&adbalt gu erfldren, oaB ct. Safobs
Del oas bette 9eilmittel 9eg-t rbeuma=
tide 2eiben Tel, uno fie empieblt ben
Gebrau6 biefes ausse3ei9neten 9aus.
mittels auf's Mdrmfte. ct. Satobs
Del mar bas ein3ige Mittel, meI9es ibr
9ilfe bel la~ngidbrigen rbeumatij9en
S9meraen bra9te.
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@eiMmf

Sin ti9tiger beutf6er @9mie6.
Na9snfragen in Mr. 431, Of 9outons
itraBe. 2,2-t6mm1m
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= SmmerbIhbenbe &oien bel 8,
9agen, 20 SslebabfraBe.y
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- pasintber utb Sabliem in 29,
SolebaoftraBe. I,2t2m
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T.. OPynski Sc Go.
eabfeiIs bonn aailitar gtdsa, ode 8Ioresaraae
Snf Mnfnifn

aIeiniSe aeeuten fur Bic beribmte .areOo.
iatare Of MrnieaA Der M6ude ION Ga xrappe
TN alotter ~ De8 Rie9es tn sarantrei&, Der
luelfbetanntsa aaebiain CUR SeiIuns aler arauf.
9e''eH. asaza@ NaH ~ 26ll
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-11-06
4 Strong Plaster.

"Havc you sister," asked a settling
clerk on the Roard of Trade. ''No2
Then you don't know how. dangerous it
Is to incur her displeasure. promised
to take my sister and friend of hers t.
the theatre one evening and then forgot
all about it. Well, she ard her friend
put up job on me to get even. They
made a strong mu.tard plaster and put
it in the ocket of my night robe. re-
member | had terrible dream that
night. / dreamed was dead Then I
woke up and was sure was dead. 1
could feel the fire burning my heart right
out, and every now and then would get
q Whit o. that mustard and it made a
first class substitute for. birthstone and
sulphur" tell you suffered agonies."
'Well, it must have been strong
plaster" | said.
strong" he CALCULATED. Look herel
Now don't expect you to believe me;
but, without exaggeration, that plaster
was 81 strong that it drew my spinal
column right plumb up against my
breast bone, and when the plas er was
removed the spine flew back into posi-
ton with snap that Jared the whole
house
give this story to the reader for what
it is worth. Twill not gi e it as whole
my unqualified Endorsement. for there
are portions of it that / find extremely
difficult to believe. --Ranlfer.