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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07
when we are in our Kitchen, sur

" hen we are in our Kitchen, sur
'noWnded by alia the conveniences that
the present day affords, We do not
thlnk that many of the cooking
utensils have remained the same for
l 500 years. We fry, bake, and stew
IN pans formed precisely like those
used in Pompeii and Herculaneum.
We even use the same shaped pans
for eggs sur lie plat as were used in
those cities long before the fateful,
eruption of Vesuvius buried them in
ashes and lava. Many Of the ordinary
utensils of the ancients are well worth.
the attention Of our potters and
tinsmiths. Exchange.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07
At Dawn.

At dawn of day when cowbells ring
Der mellowing meadowlands, where cling
The clover-scented wreaths of mist,
Half pearl in hue, half amethyst,
Glad skybound larks leap up to sing
And so my heart doth heavenward spring
When, like some virginia. queen, you bring
Fresh opening buds by zepbyrs kissed
At dawn of day.
The breath, the balm, the glow you fling,
Like dewdrops from some bright birds wing
Thrill all my being, as list
To melodies that must desist,
When nightfall hath Hscrowned me, king
At dawn of day.
-Joha Koran.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07


1t is said that Holland takes the lead
in the manufacture of butterine. There
are now about forty-fye manufactures
in that country, the majority Of which
are in North Brabant, where the farms
are small, and can only maintain one or
two COWS. Consequently, as these
farmers can only make small quantity
Of butter, which is apt to spoil before it
can be collected or sent to market, they
are the more willing to make contracts
with the manufacturers of butterine.
The consumption is chiefly in England.
Exports in 1888 amounted to 10000
tons, valued at 40, $50, 600 forms.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07
A Trenchant Pen.

Young Writer-".Do you keep ali
kinds Of pensP''
Bookstore Clerk Eyes, which do
you prefer?'
Young Writer 1--we been advised to
use q trenchant pen. I'd like a small
box Of them, and you can put in q few
caustics, too. - It'd Bits.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07

Inc University of southern California has
received requests Of land and money to the
value Of 500, 1000.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07

Sorry, sir, but / haven't time t.
chew it for you now. It'd Bits.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07

Last year q, 600 arrests we're made, by New
York city police, q, 600 of the offenders being
Americans.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07

No Assistance From Walters
Waiter. this chicken is very tough
It's all can do to get my teeth through
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07
POTATO BREAD.

POTATO BREAD.
Two cups of mashed potatoes, one
teaspoonful of salt, small pinch of car
Donate of soda. Roll out two and one
half inches thick and fry on a creased
tin
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07
SOUR MILK PANCAKES.

Three cups OF flour, one and one-half
cups of sour milk, one teaspoonful of
salt, one-eighth spoonful of carbonate
Of soda. Mix we'll and fry on creased
pan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
StallisIayya SlomillsIxicooC
sc Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, III.

"amienia, b. nc bJio t.klri, .jak
dz5a', vsNi%ty, ~przemysiu roz
sHdm".l ~goSpodmki.
Me Gees; pomysivJ. su5ie v
ten ~i"%ob;
-h.uSo talk bye ne me-,
body nam 2awsze lie is'o; trzrb.
SIC sz:zer2~.i i =orrari w&iac Dc
piracy j osw;aty!
Jaktz zsk!adaIi szl5o'xi nicma.
W ka2dv.i gm:ni"; m~liazywali 10
dzjcom kon'ecznic pos.1;G dzjvc.
ma naukq; wydawuii k-iazki i ga
zetT, y 'udzic 2 |pocz#tku nivchptu
za~makcwali czytanu i azi>;;
ma'o INA 'zio sic tam takich, kto
rzyhy czyt*c i ,.isac nc umieli. !
powstat t,z wnet npwy xar1ad q
mowy, nova gosroJ%rka, Il prz>trn,
przemy slncsc co siq zo%ie. Rom
cs"by brafy udziat szerzrMim
oswiaty, brat takze iczeskie duch
wieh~two, ktcr" utworzyin " Prauzc
co to jest sto!cczncm miastcm -
C1cch"ch, tow~urzystHo, i d.!o mn.
nazwG: ,Dz'edzictwo sw. jana.
O,oa to towarlSs.wo w1iefo sob,
3" uboMlazek wydawac dohro tn.
ne Ks "zki j Iuzpowszvchni.G i,
pnie izy ludem.
Wmet o en- vstafo drug
cake tovarzys Lwo w mcSrio b u.
ME i nazwnIo SIZE: DzluIzr tu Nv.
CyrslA j Mytodrgo" nn uczvzcn e
tych daoch wiclkich nj ustu.ov,
ktorzy roamos,Ii swiatip WARY pta,
w~dziwcj pom elzy S!p~i"ni"m
Topiek"e towarzystwo TAX sic
%urzadz'l@: kto przy stap do Meg F,
Il znpfaci raz ma znwsze IL ~rpnskicl,,
temu plzcz cate ieyo zycie lrzj :
y nv W ioh piAtH Sc Dit
wydawane is azkj, a gdyby, cz"so
b re broh umarf ktory . cztonk6w.
to ks ga, na;ezacy do ttgp iowa
rzy,twa, cd rraw'nj a za jrgo duszq
co rok W jednymdniu nabozcnstwo
\ to pieknc t~nwaraystwo,
nifty BE! p%owicdziat jedcn &c
sfuchnjacych.
-Pcwnie, &c pieknc = odrzeki
ksiadz dobrodziej q przrciet Z po-
czatkn bardzo mafo llczylo cAtun-
kow. Takie i w Czrchach by|o
"o"czas Zle ~zroZumltnio rzvczy.
jak nIerrzy l%nierzuj @:i mas "
dz'siri~zvm czasie. Ale pr1ccl,z q,
pom"rA Z N dobra s.iuwn xavs<,
~ sknJe zwoicnnikow- TAX iowa
rzy,two to ii %"inufo sohie wIvlu
ludzl q najgprllws1ym q nch byi
$ bastyan kubinck, ktorego widAie
l'sc1e ma obraz>u. On popari tona-
rnystwo talk SLIME, &c dl,sluI m:
on" klIA"dzieslat tlssecy c1tonkoN.
A JAzeby zus wi scan i
mog,l G Tx wirlcc rrlJrzs mo
do t,g,l = zaly tai jc4vn 4,
siUchacloM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
Czytaicie i uczcie sic

Hyiym riedawnp temu pc
wnt:n nix scie ; stan4tem sob.c
pref ohr:zn klein; "lbowiem tn
sic naiw G cj ,Hdzj z9'omadza'o.
Or; znjk lozw ~4i !ukje.ow4re p.o-
tho i Yo<a4s WI 'br.lzy, ktoso
mill " mem p2",hovmc. Is. il
ma Mich lndzin, blly wniny i 70
zne ~ji"!ii m,iowanc, ale zlen 4
tyeh ~Ofraztow ME zn.jat talk IA
trzacych ludzi, Jats jeden, n" kto-
rym ~obaczyli cztowieku poczciweso
obi ca, sfuszne.j lestawy W kapc-
luszu na gt"wic, Z ped ktorvgo
sptywufy czarne wfosy, w suNmA-
ME dfusivi biatcj z%;elonA skrzynH;t
ma pIecach.
A to pcwnie .jakis wiesp1aE:-
powivdzlat ,jc!en .spodarz.
Z pcwnoscia uie kto inny--po-
vie drug ale rzccze cjckuwa,
czem On SIC talk zas!u&. I, &c 90 az
maluj a na o5razsch?
Wtem przystqiuje edo obrtzn,k"
jHkis cztek Z miejsi>a ubrany i py ia:
A klo tel to bye moze ten otto
cztowie,l W bja,rj sukmanie7
Ma to pow c obr"Inlk:
10 jest S hu>tyan kubinck.
ch'or %cz,sSi, ktosy ba.dzc wi,le
roz przc,jat Asi44 k W swojm krajn.
Ma t. @:,lc!l patgzary ludzi@
luccic Giovanni movie o owym
kuhinku. "lc nic Il nic o nm ME
w~ieizivii W c 81 DO i sam obrazniA
tylllo ,yie w.tG1tai % nm.
AZ tn VA sEczPscie odzywa SIC
k.iad1 pe~ien, ktory W pobllau
stat q b3ku:
-PosIuchajriez cierpliwi., moi
ludlic, t. VAN r%ozp"wirm za,az o
tym K%uhlnku, boo to wayte WE
dzicG o MIN, jake o nieIkim czfo
wieku, ktory sic W Czeyhach wielce
~przyczynit do rozszerzan;a oswiuty
miedzy ludcm.
Patrzacy ludzie ode>zli cd obrnz-
nika i obstapili ksieIza do okoia,
q on talk do Mich m0wil:
-wiecle O tenn dobrze, moi
kochani, &c i mas teraz wszelkimi
mo4liwymi sposobami starnja sic
dobrzy ludzie o oswiate; wee
z~akladaja rzkoIki, drukuja k>ia4Ni
i gazcty, Il to wszystko ma to, zc-
by nastapito lersze poznan;c swi:ta,
lulzi spraw ludzkjrll i knrzystanv
z kazdej rzeczy. Idzic atoli ia spra
wa wanna ~jeszcze z oporem i ro-
mafu, DO lud1jc ME mia naleaytrgo
~przekonar5a j pole ia o jej donio-
sfosci. TAX byfo j W inny,h kra
jach. %Jednak4', @dyby ME o~swia.a,
ME bytyby sic talk dzAignety ga
graniczne kraje; ME mogiyby roz
~porzadzac talk wiclkimi sumam
pieni.dzy, .iak to clyna d4i~iaj
Osv'ata dobr2 ~p"st"wDta jc M n"gJ
Przed nledawnym c1asem i W G e
chach, co tc lea "a Sll&sNem
MoIawA " zachodnlr.j stlon Cd
m~, byio zlo i s1io lwurdo .ja> !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

eie ma wsi gdzio %o.iciec jvgo ME zbyt
bogatym ale ba.dzo zabiegliwym
byf roInikiem. Scbastyana matego
pVsylai on d~oszlioty, gdz;o sic uczyt
c1yt@c i l.isaG, Il 20 naucc pomugat
o.jyn w Sospolarstwie ably sic "a
zas pr&ylwyczait do takiej pra-
cy, b. o%jciec MIC miaf zamiaTu po-
sSia5 50 da,rj do szkofy. | dobrze
sic prowaizit Sobus maty i oiciec
4 njrgo brlzp bsl zadowolony.
A.lisci wsrotce5umiernja Sobusiowi
r%oizice ~zo>taie VICE wiascicielem
chaty i roll. Puswleca SIC 4 cafym
zapaiem gospolarce, prncuje pilnie
i |orioczo; kazdy cc1No zaroblony
yrosik chowa do k"lety oszczedza,
DO >ob'c talk misii:
= Hola moja duj mi ia lyle,
3 sis uc@ciwie w,SyNic moee; ma
'@z tedy mann wyduwac pjcniad4e:
Z itsicm NE iestem, do karrzmv
,jr 10 dH, bo tlm GLOW ok NJ epszy
irzemieni SIG w n~aigorszogo..
| vie "hoGz.i do k.rc~mv sic
!z!:l " DOM" i ~pracowat, ME
,izlyle j sw.e'a czytat Sob.r dubre i
tam c k>ia&iv, Istorr suh.o skupowuf
~ %r"rz 'slrzc 'Aony. ! 40 nirjakin
rl;ts'c sam Sc WzeiSonat, 70 j4st
jI>ims Irpsz}m, ze SWAT sic cuty
@snlccha do nirso. ON,a Z teuo
rowudu TAX poiubit cAs%tanie, Re je
"""&.l IN naimilsza d!a sjebie IA
t"we | Sprow"Izat Ks a&>i dne
n drnsA i Isazda czvtaf = ruzwuea.
Me po MIC akim CA zrobf 10 mu
; c mMkotno, ze inni wtascian;c z
m'iym bardao w!.jatk,rm ME a mic
nc cAytajA . Wlusnlc W tym cassie
d@2wicdzial sic o piqkncm towarzv.
,t~ic sw. jana j o tutwosci, 4 jaka
moan" nabywac dobre i pouczjacc
>siazNl j pozy tec1ne IL tame p.,,na.
W G: znoWE tax >obie IN, sli:
By LOBBY to ola mnie wielka
1ass@@4 pred Bogiem i pred lu-
tAm', s'iy by mi sle udafo ohudzic
hHmi!Owanie do clylunia IN sdzv
;r.jsNim luden. Rozpocznc w imie
r,Ale, It "a ia>hq n ella mole be-
,zie p""4 shiny skuteIl
| MIC olnylpf sc poczciwy Sc
5s>tyan, bo ro~z~aelzaj4c ksiazki,
NY"Aw:n@ irlc1 to""rAystyo sw.
Jana, t]ir doAnaMal lo>l,chy, ze
"c&c si9 naj-u i.icnuipi "iduG swe-
II posf"nnictwu, sprzedat swa cha
e, ria j nobytcS, udal g do Pra-
Il i @lroe't ksied1a mcybiskupa,
oy mu DAT pol"olenie do sprzeda.
'a"la ksi@lek, wydawanych przez
o"ar4yatwo sw. jana i zjedny-
II,
eN'o''No"'
'"N' Ni"u"m'sc ucieszyl
sF Ns'"''A 'f'S sAup l. ks qza z
0"''N y" J oaho mu n"Jchevn'ej,
P'"e'''" oeo">tyan zaczat
~''"" '''o'z'c Po oleciiach ! Mora
we, roz-zerzAt k,l;ikl poz>s SIX
wa" ~'o"No"' ~ J'So tdy stara,
"''' "A'oSl' hr"'a czi"nkow W
N'''N'"' '@"'''' % 'ez NIX ME u
'"'> ~ ,''n c'"uz'c' J"k siry-
ny "os h"Di''k.
A .)"k o" tt sohic rostqpo.
VET W taxi" raa:,:- zapytat iakis
>l"'y 'UiniN.
A ks;lda W ten sens p;awj aa).;.
Mai on do togo os.bJiwv
-fn sob, a tenn byI, nadzwvcz,;no
p,,zciwc SERGE, Morem nodb;;,t
: be ws1y>tkjvh ki.dy bvwato
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
Po "a
Maka BOSS & Standard

est wyrobiona z najleps2ej twarlej psze-
1icy Dakotej skiej. Ma n wiecej warto-
ri Ola ciezko pracujac"go robotnika, 2
'owodu obftoSci lepihu, wznacniajacego
rev, ko5ci i ~muskuIy, anIzeli jakakol,
yiek lima maka W Winonie, "a co sic
gwaran;uj e.
Kompania mlyna L. c. Porter
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

Aamien1a, b. ne by 10 tlsIr.i, .j,k
dz7'al, vsNj%ty, przemysiu i ruz
s:4dm".i goSpodmki.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
FROM 10 +. SO Pr ..-. :. sa.-n.

FROM AO - uO r T ti'-' .. Fh"%Vs
A state exchange says: In another col
umn will be found the ad. of Ii. r. Fraser Il
Co., of Denver calling the attention to the
cheap rates on the necessities OF this life.
Before attention has been called to this
fir6 again it might be said that no house
keeper could well afford to do otherwise
than patrOniZe this firm for they save all
their customers from 10 to 50 per cent. on
their regular grocery bills. The reader
might say, that to pay the freight on their
goods and run the risk of their being as rep
resented there would be no oSaving. This is
a wrong impression. Fraser & Co., sell
nothing but the best and will guarantee
every article as represented or refund the
purchase price. AS to freights-that
amOuYfs to very little. AS an indication of
whatthey are, calculation can be made
from the following. The rate per 100 lbs
to any point within Is miles of Denver will
not exceed One-haf cent per pound. To
any point 200 miles not over one cent per
pound, and to any point 400 miles three
cents per pound. These figures are for
first-claSS freight, such as assorted grocer
les, but on canned goods the rate would not
exceed One-half of the above. Remember,
these are the highest rates and if the reader
will get the prices given by grOcers in his
or her town, it will be found then that the
saving is very great The only way to de-
termine whether or not Messrs. Fraser d
Co. can save you money is to give them
trial. They refer to German National
Bank, Denver, or any of their patrons. 1t
is of course natural for other grocers to run
this firm down, but none of them can equal
their prices.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
w m,ns'. NV Governor.

CHICAGO, Illinois, December o.
Commenting on the appointment of Thomas
Moonlight as Governor of Wyoming, the
Washington correspondent OF the s'Daily
News" telegraphs: ''About six weeks ago
Mr.. Baxter was appointed to this place. He
is young man who graduated at West
Point in 1876, and after few years. service
In the army he resigned to go into the ranch
ing business in that territory. Mr.. Baxter
is the son of Ex-Governor Baxter of Arkan-
sas, and he recently married daughter of
Mr.. Maghee, the richest man in Tennessee.
'Mr. Baxter was not a candidate for the
Governorship, but he came here on his bridal
trip and was introduced at the White
House.
ssHe spent several evenings with Mrs.
Cleveland, and impressed the President so
favorably that the latter gave him the ap-
pointment but to-day instead of sending
Mr.. Baxter's name to the Senate the Presi-
dent nominated Tom Moonlight of Kansas.
'.Mr. Moonlight was one of the earliest
settlers in Kansas, and as an abolitionist he
fought beside John Brown at Ossawatomie.
He served through the war in Kansas reg
iment and was afterward elected Secretary
of State.
the Kansas people in Washington. 1t was
even greater surprise for the friends of
Mr.. Baxter, and they have been to the
White House and the Interior Department
to inquire how it happened. Mr.. Baxter
did not seek the office, but he has not de-
clined and has been in it but a few weeks.
1t is claimed that he took much trouble to
arrange his business affairs so that he could
perform the duties. 1t is said that the rea-
son why Governor Baxter was not renOmi-
mated. is that he is large cattle owner and
that his sympathes are with the ranchmen
who are fighting the Government on the
fencing of the public land. He arrived here
tonight to protest against his sudden re-
moval.'
The Times Washington correspondent
ascribes as the reason for the Presidents
appointing successor to Mr.. Baxter, that
Mr.. Baxter himself fenced in the Govern
ment lands.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
More Money for Your work.

Improve the good opportunities that are
offered you and you will receive more
money for your labor. Hallett Il Co., Port
land Maine, will mail you, free, full nfor-
nation showing how you can make from IS
to s25 and upwards day and live at home,
wherever you may be located. You had bet
made over $50 in day All is new. Capt.
tai not required; Hallett Il Co. will start
you. Both sexes; all ages. Grand success
attends every worker. Send your address
at once and see for yourself.
You get more comfort for % cts. in Lyons
Heel Stiffeners than in any other article.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
Am inYent,rs AdYice

George Stevenson when advising young
men men how to get on would finish by saying,
DO as L have dOne-persevere.' For fif-
teen years he plodded and worked before
giving the finishing touches to his locomo-
tive. In as many days those persevering in
the use of DIR. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery have experienced great relief
and found themselves on the high road to
health. Liver complaints, impure blood,
chronic lung diseases and many others yield
to its healing influences never to return. All
druggists.
Those who are trying to break up the
baneful habit of intemperance will exper-
fence great benefit from the use of Prickly
Ash Bitters. Liquors derange the system.
Prickly Ash Bitters will remedy. the evil re,
liver to healthy action, thereby strengthen
ing the will power thoroughly cleansing
tant Of Il IS prey medcins
and while pleasant to the taste, 1t cannot be
used as beverage by reason of its cathar-
tic properties.
PATENTS. obtained BY Louis Hagser q Co. AT
torneys, Washington, D. q. Est'd 1884, Advice free
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Mr.. f. Rentschler, San Francisco, Cal,
contracted severe cold, and became so
hoarse he could not speak. He tried num-
ber of remedies without benefit, and even
the efforts of two physicians failed to give
the slightest relief. He was induced to try
Red Star Cough Cure, one bottle of which
entirely cured him.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

TESTED BY TINE. For Throat Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, Browns BRONCHIAL
TRoCHES have Dr0yed their efficacy by test
of many years. Sold only in boxes. Price
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Absence of knowledge of the fact that
physical and mental weakness, indigestion,
impure blood, and sick headache can be
averted by DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, costs
millions of money annually for uncertain
and unreliable decoctions.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
Longfrllow's Birthday Book

is beautiful present to give any lady. But
there is a little book published in pamphlet
that would be as appropriate, and might be
the means of saving life. 1t is called DR.. r.
Y. Pierce's treatise on diseases of women,
for whose peculiar troubles the ''Favorite
Prescription is especially designed. 1t is
profusely illustrated with wood-cuts and
colored plates, and will be sent to any ad-
dress for ten cents in stamps, by the Worlds
Dispepsary Medical Association, Buffalo,
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

The ..Denver Methodist is the name
OF new and handsome semi-monthly news
paper, published in Denver under the man
agement of Mr.. Frank Hard. 1t is full of
local news of that denomination. The edi-
tor is DIR. Hyde, of the University of Den
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

The Youths Compa,uon maintains its repu-
tation for publishing the best Serial and
Short Stories, as well as striking stories of
adventure. The next volume will contain
the eight prize stories selected as the best
from over 5000 manuscripts sent in compe-
tition. The first Serial Story to appear, be-
ginning in January, will be''Blind Brother y
in eight uchapters, fully illustrated. Every
one will want to read it. If S1.75 is sent
now, it will pay for the paper to January,
1888
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

% OCN . the weekly Amer,ean rural
Home, Y che ter Y, wis ihOut prsmium-
'the cheapest Best Weekly ia tn world" 8
psg 8, 4s Columns IS Years old Fo One Dollar
sound Dollar voIumss. 200, to 80 pa, and paper
With Lawyers. Family Cyclopedih; Farm CYCLIC
ssnse n oultrv Yard; World yclopedia pane-
Five Years Before tn Mast Peop es' HIsfory Of
United st.tes; ,;. Universal History Of al Nations;
A.y ONE book and paper, onc year. ali ,,st' paid
antsad u aSns 90 o
Ref renee: Hon z PAEs6N; Mayor Rochester.
Without Premium, csc. year ROCHESTER,,
N. Y.
WIN. HAMscoMs. osnkosh, WI, whe whheo
was unable to attend to business. is entirely cured
by the use Of Coles CarbOlisalvo. Price q
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Jack, please don't. You muss my hair. "
But Jack kept right on, on the ground that
if he mussed he must.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

ga Phantom COcktail''is what bar-tenders
call it when they delude an inebriated nmr
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

If you are bilious, take DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets,' the original
Little Liver Pills" OF all druggists.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Do 20 r,sg~f at Da.i-s's Lti
LIVER PILLS cure sick headache, often in
two hours,
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
1 met a girl of the.
And gently took her eB
1 thought I'd pop the ?
But didn't have the s&.

Although we have heard persons remark
cit is worth its weight in gold"-still Dr.
BULBS Cough Syrup is to be had at all Drug
stores for the small price of IS cents BOTTLE
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

There is nothing so troublesome to man
as a second wife-when his first one is still
living.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Why do we always talk about putting on
a coat before the vest? Who also say shoes
and stockings. What's the matter with u.s.
auylOwp
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

The square dinner plates now in vogue
are indicative of square meal.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
"DO.', PAY A BIG PkE,E!"

II atfiieis, with Sore Eya, us. Dr is,.4t
I 1hompscn'- Eye Wa.er Druggist, sci IL. Csc
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

"A charge to keep have" was thesong
OF the old gun that no one knew was
loaded
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
The Co.'s, OF Ixu,.ranc-.

What is a rye pole age that so manyspeO.
pie die of this year?
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

III Arkn"w.-d. Il Car F..e TX
Headache, CARTEH's LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Dose, one pill.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Is one preparation, and produces per-
manent color. Buckingham's Dye for the
WhiSkers.
A safe and certain remedy for throat and
lung diseases. Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

A Maryland paper is moved to sympathy
for a citizen who had 1.-TWO of his legs cut off
by train.''
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18
PRIZE STORIES.

Boston women who wear birds on their
hats are called "birdicides.o
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

An Irishman once said, "All we get in
this world is our eating, our raiment and
o,,r nj
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

The Boston Post suggests that Liberty's
torch might be lighted with the poems that
have been made In honor of the statue.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

The last sad rites-when a rich man writes
his will
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Carter's Little Liver Pills may well be
termed sPerfection." Their gentle action
and good effect on the system, really make
them perfect little pill. They please those
who use them
Crystal River current., 1886-12-18

Faithfulness is necessary in all kinds of
work. Especiallyis is it necessary, in treating
Aliens Ling Balsam, and take it faithfully
according to directions, and it will cure a
cold every time and prevent fatal results.
Sold by all druggists at 25c., Soc, and SIC a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-27
lJ51,sIS -.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ..

BLIND ToM.-Dr. James ". Ranne.T, -
jury, heard testimony in New York ye7teY
day in the application OF Charity WieGins.
the eighty-year old colored woman, who is
the mother OF Blind Tom. tho eel brataa
colored pianist 10 have her son adjudged
insane and incompetent 20 care for himself
Blind Tom is now in Virginia, under the
care of Gen. James y. Betbune, who owned
the Virgins family while in slavery, ana
has had charge CT Blind Tom for twenty
years. The Virginia courts have decided
in a similar application that Tom was res
ident Of New York, and accordingly Judge
Donohue, of the Supreme Court, granted
the application of Mrs. Virgins for :: COM
mission to decide his sanity. Mrs. W:ggins
is suing Gen .Bethune for an accounting OF tbs
moneys he has received during the last
tWenty.three years through exhibiting Blind
Tom in this country and in Europe. Mrs.
Charity Virgins, i'll her testimony, said she
had twenty children, OF which eight are
dead. Four died before the war Tom was
born May % 1G49, in Georgia He Was
born in slavery. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins
were both slaves, All the children were
born in slavery. Slaves could not legally
contract marriage, but Toms parents were
married. Tom left Georgia directly afle.
the emancipation. She said that Tom die
not have the knowledge that other childrca
mad, and has not 10 this day. He was born
blind. He never could dress himself, and
always had 10 &c led around He knew moth
ing about the vas, and the witness thought
he knew nothing about slavery. When he
was two years old, if ne beard a dog hark
or rooster crow, he would initiate it,