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Fergus County argus., 1888-09-13
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August q. isss.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J.
Frost, Of Fort Maginnis, Mont, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his
desert land claim No. 1896, for tie NV!
NEi. Sec. IL; Swi, SCI, See. s, Tr. ~ ~,
X. u f., before the Probate Judge in and
for Fergus county, Montana, at Lewis
town. Montana. on Friday, the I2th day
OF October. Isss.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and reclan,a-
tion ot said land; Samuel Tyler, Daniel
Tyler and stephen T.. Suitor, of Fort Ma
ginnis. Mont, and Nathaniel NJ. Mct'auley.
of Grass Range.
=. W. LANGHoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-13
Great English Remedy,
Murray's Specific.

A guaranteed cure for all nervous
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loss Of Brain Power, Hvsteria,
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general loss Of power OF the Gener-
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and which ultimately leads to pre-
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-13
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, VI. T.,
AflyH-t ~ r.-S

LAND OFFICE At HFLENA, n. T.,
Aug st -. 1sss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Probate Judge OF Fergus County
at Lewistown, Mont, on October s, 1sss,
viz:
George q. DWmeam
who made homestead application No. 32il,
for the SEA SCI, See. s; W. SWI, SWt
NWl, Sec. ., TIP. IL N, II. IL T..
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation OF, said land, viz: Frank Mitch
ell. Thomas Came Henry keeton and Peter
Nami. all of Stanford. Mont.
5. W. LANGHoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-13

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-11
THE WEATHER EQUILIBRIUM.

DO you know that the weather has way of
coming round all right on the home stretch,
IKE Mark Twain's watch?
Last year, for instance, the rainfall at Pal
estine, Texas, was fifteen inches below the
average of the last ten years, and this wear it
is sixteen inches above the normal. The prob
ability is that in rainfall the excess of 1855 will
balance the deficiency of 1887.
Observer Perry, who has been in the signal
service Tor seventeen years, says that he has
never known it to fail that when one year was
ABOVE or below the normal on rainfall, the
next year would bring it back Approximately
10 balance. The same is trne of tempera-
lure, except that it balances itself in one
year 1t believes in short settlements and
long friends; it don't run its accounts over.
For instance, at Atlanta the temperature of
the firsritiye months of the year was 1882 above
the normal for that,time The temperature of
June was 23o below the normal. That brought
the average down to SIS above the normal for
the first half of the year.
The second half of the year began vigorously
to reduce the average, and July went 55o be-
low the normal. This reduced the balance of
excess to 2Se.
August took a cat in-the-well turn and went
29o above the normal. That ran our balance
of excess up to 57o.
Thismeans that we are to have during the
restlof the year weather colder than the aver
age.
Does this apply to Florida?
Mr. Perry thinks it does. He says that
Jacksonville's excess of temperature is about
as great as Atianta's, and he thinks it will
come down.
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-----------------------------
THE STATE SPECIALIZED.
Interesting News Specials ON Various State
Subjects,


SPARTA, Ca, September Especial. 1.-The
discussion of the prospects of the coming fair,
to be held the last of September by this club
ELECTED much enthusiasm. The leading men,
bers united in the opinion that they will be
able to have a superior fair to that held last
pleted the track is already first class one,
and altogether the outlook is encouraging.
The interest of the day eliminated in the
speech OF Jake Stanley, plain, but highly
successful farmer, who stays at home, works
hard and makes farming great success
Among other things he told them that the
name of Stanley" now means something in
Hancock county; that he has become ICON
solidated" on the fair and was going in to win
and help make it success. Last year he had
won the name of potato jake because he
raised five hundred bushels of potatoes, but
this year he was entitled to be called Potato
Jake" because he now had made this year be-
tween two and three thousand BUSH
els. Last year he had carried a car
load OF sugar cane to the state fair,
but this year he could do even better in that
limo; and besides he had peas, corn and pump
kins and everything else in all variety and
abundance. The farmers club, he said was
tho making of him, and he was worth a thou
sand dollars to Hancock county now, where he
was not worth dollar before. Last year was
the first time he ever took the train or rode on
q Car, and that was to 60 to the state fair. Said
he: "When | reached Sparta thought all
the county was turned ont. When got into
the fair grounds thought all the world was
there, and being crowded, took q street car
and went into the city, when, 10, thought all
the people had come from the fair grounds and
so went intoanother street and found the peo-
pie still just as thick. 1 didn't know thar was
as many people in the world as found thar"
lie concluded by saying to his brethren of
the club "If any of you are short of any
thing to show at our county fair, come down
and John Stanley viii furnish you with any
thing Eyou want; only If you come you must
pick your own peas and dig your own pota-
toes"
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THROUGH THE SOUTH.
Events Of All Sorts Throu CHOU
Dixie.
News Notes of the Week From Maryland to
Texas-crime, Accidents. Incident,
and Otherwise.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Mention has been made OF the fact that O.
III. Dockery, republican candidate. for gov
srnor of North Carolina, is charging
on the stump in his canvass
that Mrs. Cleveland kissed negro woman, at
che white house receptions. w. S. o, B. Rob
anson, republican, who was until Clevelanti's
advent to Office United States district attorney
for tile eastern district, and is now the repub-
tican candidate forscongress for the third dis
fr1ct, was present at I'urgaw, Fender county,
and heard Dockery repeat the indecent lie that
Mrs. Cleveland kissed negro wenches. Rob-
anson stood up and promptly and emphatically
denounced Doekery for his disgraceful and
aying statement.
Willie Farrow, aged seventeen, was drowned
of Masonboro beach on last Wednesday. IN
company with G, Mckinney and John Far
cow he went over the inlet in whale boat to
fish. When out four miles from shore q heavy
cloud came up, and they set sail for shore.
When mile from shore, a squall struck them,
Capsizing the boat. All three could swim, but
Mckinney and John Farrow, doubling whether
Willie Farrow was able to make shore, advised
him to'eling to the boat while they would
swim and return with another boat. and pick
him up. AS they reached shore they turned
and saw, Farrow. borne UP ON a. heavy swell.
Me disappeared and was seen no more. The
body has not yet been recovered
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A Mootins of Ola confodorates,

LAGRANGE, Ca, September g. Especial. l.
This has been a great day for LaGrange. Vet
Grams from all sections Of Georgia are here.
But it is an evident fact that the crowd is
smaller than it would haye been but for tho
bad weather for the past few days.
The barbecue was held in the grove in
front Of the Ben Hill mansion, and more
beautiful place could not have been found.
BY nine o'clock over 1900 people were in the
city, n large number of which were veterans.
The exercises were opened by prayer by the
Rev. A. j. farrell, after which Prof. Alvin
Smith sang, with thrilling effect, "Maryland,
My Maryland" over which the veterans went
wild.
Following this came "Dixie," by the band
and the veterans, battle-scarred as they are,
rose in their seats and shouted themselves
h0arse Hats, handkerchiefs and everything
else was wildly waved.
One of he relics Of the war on hand was the
battle flag, all tattered and torn, of the Fourth
Georgia regiment, which which was presented
TO them by Mrs. Doles, wife of General Doles.
Also the sword Of that gallant general which
be carried through the war.
The reunion closed tonight with grand
concert. Tho music was that Of the war period
entirely, The old veterans fairly went wild over
the old familiar songs and at the iclose when
the chorus gang "Dixie," the applause was
deafeming. The battle flag Of the Fourth
Georgia was unfurled and waived aoft amid
tho most tumuituous scenes.
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Tho Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.
MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING sYR-
UP" A single trial Of the Syrup never yet
failed 10 relieve the baby, and overcome the
prejudices Of the mother. twenty-five cents q
bottle,
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NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS AND
GYpSTES
Childbirth Easy and safe Among Their
Woman.

Amongst the North American Indians child
birth is perfectly painless and never danger
GUS process. Why this should be so while civ
lied women suffer such agony and danger,
though having greater care and the highest
medical skilD has long puzzled scientists. 1t
has now been discovered that both the Indian
and GYPSY women for several months before
giving birth, drink daily peculiar fermented
decoction made from the wild oats Of the plains
and prairies, and to this they ascribe, az Free
dom from pain, (2) Plenty of rich milk, (8
Freedom from all danger or illness before or
after; and (D Strong, healthy children, to
whom nervous diseases, troubles of teethng,
cholera iufantum, ricketts,, etc, are almost
unknown
Strange as this may seem and, possibly i'm
probable, medical men in America and Europe
have been able to verify its truth and accuracy.
For the past two years it has been no secret
to the best obstetricians that Oats does possess
this peculiar property, and notably in the pre-
paration so favorably known as Scotch Oats
Essence Trial in fully 1000 cases in the various
Lying-in Asylums and Maternity Hospitals. as
well as in private practice, has finally settled
the question. Scotch Oats Essence, by acting
on the Brain, Nerves and Uterus of the mother,
not only causes painless labor, but averts all
danger or COillpSe, COMMISSIONS, insanity, eJc.,
but makes milk abundant and the child less in
danger from ricketts, nervous diseases of teeth
ing, etc.
The following most serious and distressing
case was one of the first in which it was tried:
Mrs Mary lines, of New York, act. 3S, had
given birth to three children, one being born
idiotic, and the two others dying within three
months, of ricketts, in one case and commissions
in the other. Each labor was marked by the
most terrible agony, and usually lasted at least
two days, and sometimes more. In July, 1885,
being enceiRte she was seized at the fourth
month with terrible and persistent nausea and
vomiting that nothing would check. AS a last
resort her physician, Dr.. Geoghan, began the
use of Scotch Oats Essence in 20 drop doses,
every three hours with the result of quickly
relieving her. 1t was continued in 10 drop doses
five times daily, for five months. Result, A
painless labor, lasting barely two hours, a
strong. healthy, sy-cheeked boy NOW living)
and full supply of rich, pure milk.
1t seems strange that the Indians should have
been using, probably for centuries, the very
remedy that we to-day call new discovery
Scotch Oats Essence is truly miracle
worker" and its uses legion.
After April 18TH 1888, every bottle of Scotch
Oats Essence manufactured by the Company
will have on its pasteboard wrapper "A $4,000
forfeit guarantee that it does not contain a
particle Of opium, morphine, choral, or any
other narcotic.
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After this they moved on a few PAGES,
when Vavallia stopped again with his hand
on the others shoulder.
"Paulo" he said, looking curiously into
the handsome, boyish face of his COM
panion. "Were you aware that Denaro
has seriously objected to the visits of the
Princess to Juan Zanoni's studioF
eyes. 1 heard him speaking Of it with
the Marquis Steffano."
"What do you think of it"
"Ip
eyes"
"What have to do with thinking on such
a subiectm
"Why, one who has made such a study
of the lady's character, as you seam to
have done, must have thought upon the
subject; and, most likely, formed an opin-
ion.n
Alavado first smiled, and then looked
serious. AT length, after little reflection,
he said
Henri, if Juan Zanoni were a patri-
clan, even though he we're as poor as the
poorest, | honestly believe the Princess Isa-
bel di Varona would choose him for her hus-
band in preference TO any other man l ever
knew"
But you would not fear for her as the
situation iSg'
THAT is beyond me, Henri. / hold it
W NC lOi Oiutlcli SlOunu NObAC4 Oui II ltllOo
in the Generals box will be impatient
And with this the twain moved on and
spent the remainder of the evening, until
the curtain fell, with those who had called
them from their former position.
On the morning of the following day the
Marquis Steffano arose, none the worse for
his slight debauch of the previous after
noon. He was used to excess; and, though
creeping on toward the middle-aga his
frar 0f that fnnnh mud prr
fiber that can bear long-continued infrac-
tions of natures laws without serious re-
priSal. With such constitutions, when
the break comes it falls with crash, the
outrage revenged without waiting or warn
ing.
His chief aim was to keep his brother in
ignorance of his manifold shortcomings,
and, in n measure, he succeeded. He had
eaten his breakfast, and was upon the point
of going in search of old Madelon, the
duenua, when, in one of the many nails of
the ducal palace, he met his brother face to
face; but if he felt a touch of fear it was
quickly gone. The Duke met him with a
kindly smile, extending his hand with a
cheerful Good morning."
Antonio Farnese, Duke of Parma, was
more than a good looking man. His pres
ence was grand and imposing. He was fully
feet in height, of perfect form, and mas
sive; his face, though somewhat stern and
uncompromising, was yet kindly and hui
name. Justice was his strong character
istic, and never had there been Prince on
the throne of Parma who possessed that
virtue more emphatically and entirely.
Though only eight-and-thirty, his dark
brown hair was freely touched with silver,
the cares and trials that had done it having
also drawn deep lines of thought upon his
broad, full brow and about his firm and
TaSOluta Inns His urarh was rich hIIt not n
thing put on for show, if we except the
brilliantly gemmed star upon the breast of
his purple velvet doublet.
TTo Dr. rONrINrrun1
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CHAPTER III,
THE BEGINNING OF THE MISCHIEF.

THE BEGINNING OF THE MISCHIEF.
When the four patricians had gained a
point beyond the mob, and were free from
particular observation, the Marquis fancied
he could detect on the part of his compan-
ion desire, if not an intent, to leave him.
In his heart, or in his inner consciousness
for it is doubtful if his heart possessed any
feeling in the matter-he knew that he had
acted a low and disgraceful part He felt
no disgrace himself, no prick of contrition
or regret; but be could realize that those
who bore him company felt it. Hypocrisy
came natural to him; aud he was to act the
hypocrite now.
Hold, my friends!" he exclaimed, as the
two younger members of the party were
evidently on the eve of parting with the
Count. IL feel that | owe you a word of
apology. have made a fool of myself;
acknowledge it, and / have given you cause
for disapproval-phave given you pain and
chagrin. / humbly ask your pardon. IL you
will overlook it, the like shall not happen
again. Can l do mores And now, il |
have your forgiveness, you will make it
manifest by joining me in grand dinner
at Rub9lli's. l think you know the quality
of his larder."
Detecting a shadow of hesitation, and
divining its cause, he quickly added:
81 will give you my word that will be
moderate in the use Of the cup. Come,
don't let our joy be clouded longer"
With that he took the Counts arm, then
turned, and extended his free hand to the
other two. Denaro, naturally kindly and
sympathetic, surrendered at once, and the
Others did not hold back.
They repaired to Rubelli's luxurious cato,
where an elaborate dinner was served, and
charged to Steffano Farnese, after which
they went to the theater, where they sat
through an interesting play and short
operetta. But through 1T all there was
something lacking. The Marquis could not
fail to see that the respect and esteem OF
his companions was not with him, though
he did not suspect how utterly they disliked
him.
During the evening, while the play was
in progress, the two younger men OF the
party left their box TO call upon some ladies
whom they had discovered in another part
of the house, and who had plainly beck
oned for them to come. In the spacious
lobby, finding themselves alone, they
stopped for brief consultation, both hav-
ing the same subject in mind.
Henri Vavallia we know. His compar-
ion was Panlo Alavado, son of a popular
baron and statesman and great favorite
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ITO BE Continued
A FIDDLER FROM TAW.
The Strains of Sugar in the Gourd"
Floating Through the Depot.


Floating Through the Depot.
From the Macon (GG) Telegraph.
When the crowd was largest at the Union
depot yesterday morning a countryman
came out of the waiting room and reach
ing down into a suspicieus-looking bag he
was carrying pulled out fiddle. Then he
tuned mp, taking about ten minutes TO get
it according to his liking. the crowd enjoy
ing his efforts. He paid no attention to the
people, aud when the cremona was tuned,
he laid himself back and then the way he
ratified off Sugar in the Gourd" was a
caution. The crowd grew larger, and this
seemed to delight the fiddler, for he threw
his whole soul INTO the fiddle and played
louder and faster. So completely blockaded
was the stairway and hail that Officer Gar
field was compelled to stop the musician,
which he did amid such cries as "Let him
go on" "he is the violinist for Gilmores
band" "let him play 'Grasshopper Settin'
on a Sweet Potato Vine,'" "Hurrah for
Country, and other expressions of encour-
agement.
Tho crowd gradually dispersed, while the
fiddler went into a coach on the Southwest
ern train, and there by raised window
scraped Sugar in the Gourd" for the edit
cation of the passengers until the rumble
of the train, as it left the depot, drowned
the strains.
The joke oft was, Prof. Ware, of Cards
orchestra, was on the train going to Daw-
son with his cornet, and as two-thirds of the
passengers were drummerS going out on
the weeks work, it is quite certain that the
professor saw no peace.
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My strength and health, my appetite and
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JASPER, GA, March 5, 1887.
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You Must Eat or Die.

But be very careful what you eat, Or YOU
may die from eating stale fruit and vegeta-
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