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Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Surbal, Rinu.

0uroal, Ytiiln.
81 Sratulerer 3. g. 9arieu al Ylopmiielo,
S'lr'ore 60, meo ben republitaulfe Romi
0a'ion til &esiiter oi Techs. % tpiler life
paa' at ban oil ieire paa goleoasen. Get
81 10 5ormaalet for aue politiife BARTER at
lau 0alSt Wa9ne, Jon er competent % uoen
v'e''et Sarafter. Oct er alminoeliet, at Solf,
IOH CT pppe for en- Office. bliper belpiet, ielu
WI DC CT 9rlise, men enonu bar ri life bsrt
a0Seh Selfplonins mob Dor 9reoe aauoirat
y y Hafien. Spis bore 9emt frater os
St09'bittoniiter oil bope en- brap os uioiiar
S,aro' loHl aloris bar paret b~eruist. iau taft
e0ers Stemmer for Yr. 8. Q. 9arisn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
GIarte'S NIar SaIne.

Selbreber Biles, Salt Rbeum, letter,
Hranbiaar, Saar, 8nipiaar, Saar pos
Bsrn. @nibnins, iaare 8rpffuorter %
llblet. De, iom fiber Of @atarrb, oil
fnbe bette ct u~unbuarlist Wibbel %
filter &ur. Bebaselis at BRUCE os Til
frebsfilelie saranteres. Hris rs Gents
pr. GFe, tilialss bss q. s. @eiier,
Teeorab. Soma 14.14.1a
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Nanlparo. Nis.

Tem al bore 9rebe 2anosmGno pil pHre
oppe paa 3ideterne ueo bet foreltaaenoe
Sals for gpuutps gmbsosmGno.
8. g. Spenien for 9reaiurer.
&. Gritieu, gountD Glelt.
D. Gbriltianipn, He9ilter OF 3eeos.
6. RGs, Sberif.
=. Slien, Glerf Circuit Court.
Be or ole WGno, iom err gpot tlenote %
goot li9te baaoe blanbt Stanonauerne iaa.
uel ipm andre Watiouer Der. Ge er ale
W9no, Der life meb Eense os eget Scermoo
oil probere at brGtfe fig frerl, men S.Iolf-
uinaen rlnot Der e. oct, iUm bpoer bore
9aubsmGno irem paa SaIabogeu, tbi be
iieuoer benz, Be 0eo, at De er WGno, iom CT
at Itple paa o. bar 9Rroom upt til at noiere
be @mbeber, man uil bate Dem til.
8. &. Spenien, ION / De TO liblte 2erminer
bar moebapt gmbeoet al 9tesiiter 81 Seebs,
er tieuot NOT runot Sonper gountg Der, iau
le0 trpr, piIt insen &%unosmauo saar % taiter
i'm QpoIeobel for npgen irenmeo.
2iseiaa er Olier ps gtes Meto, ION bar
bait Gmbeoer % Setiliussr Der, o9e tignote
for baaoe oueliae % bpsSeli9e WGnb.
@ritien iaapel iom Gbriiiianien er npe
RGno, life iaa Of be CT me Der / gonntpet,
rsi ou, be er lise iaa sautle Settlere Der iom
uo9en al be andre, o. er pit iaa soot tjeuot
al Sn~obpa9erne iom Noser, men be er rpe,
foroi bet er ferite Sang, oeres Napn er oppe
paa npgen Salgisooel; men oetfor bar ri
tuaen @runo til at irp, at be life ptl bliee
sooe @m~beosmGno. Be or ale biuIittes
reoe fra ianme Stole % pptoane al iamme
~SumFunosfus.
Gbriiiianien % grifien oil uoen al Eoil
bIius M9uo, iom ri blir tilirebs meo.
SAB os Stanpinooer oGre enige. 2ao os
taIte oSrt SOB / llrner Tor bore Greoe Ganos-
mGno. vi ijenoer benz ale for, boao be bar
pRret os buab DC er. Sob cs tate bort Sob
ior Dem, iaa oil Tioeu pie, boao be bliuer'
s. Wurtenien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Gn OnbIinoia Manb Tom til at l9sg

Gn DgbnitDtg Wtafio Tom I'll at l999e
fin Saanb paa en- anben Manbs Sopeb.
Men itrar tus ban be- tilbase os gap
ben famine Wano en- brabelis Neisitp
Der. pa benne ipurste bam, bporIor
ban bar fig Zig ao, ipareoe ben bpbiins
bise: ~9a jes lasbe min 5aano paa
geres Sopeb, tentte Be ON mig. at ies
bar en- bum Scar. Wen iaabanne 9ans
fer fan ies life taale, os oerior 1os ies
til 9em."
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Gm %batmbjertig cage

iasS. ,nsans, at ben belle 5smn.Iisbss en- ssS Sdi,.
ssn tisssr /. at On botor Sop,ost ,atSt. Gsbs.rH. pars
ne. os aHsrins.n irpu. Sm S,nu, ipyi,ansis. DEBTOR
bupss l,p,; / usrs gas., % ban bauo. ,iensi Or. apr's
giau iOm gHsrtnssmiso.I. Sa bash. ban Ft,,rt no.
a~ubsfaIst ben. Iissfsm al, spstis. sasor ,it,r BAN sisr
Ten bsrfmt, Or. SarnspOrts I Rorpia, Conn. an'
b,ial.r 9ytr's pinr Tom bet b.sf, RisstI iie,sprfsr
"Su,,rnittu,nse dssr'.
d. J. 9. 5epfu | sriss.Yori. Con-. asu: -apu's
piuu s. bsas maa iattsr isrii pris pea Der ROts'
tas.i. % leg srusu ben SasIis ! min 8raris'.
Or. ma,ser t R.p s.sisrs. geosf. ustaIu: .eii,r;
at is nu I min Draris Bar brusi ausnsr al s9,r'.
pin.r Fan leg m,s fuIS opus.Oisnins aasfah.. at b. e.
bet s,bis aH,r,H.s'Uisse,. leg t,nsu-.
siatsss.mi..r,n l Wasia4uias. Or. d. Q. Sas,s.
6%.OiSnsr: .5.s bar unse,aa,t Tr. apu's pinr ,u
s~runbis uHssriss,ie. Dc i~ns.bsfeu ~ins,uisr Rssisis
men b~,fi,nsi. pir.isum, Ias,ns. yaislu. Snia at bras
Der pir;,lis arb,tr ub,fsis, poa s7fsm,t, ss suior 81
,. faa p~raatis.. z. arseiser ~laal,ses. at man IslsI IA
itprt,i % psI s,r at srus. Rem.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Nlbert SEQ, Ntnn., 25oe Oft. 1885
Sr. &eoattgr

NlVstt Stu, DttII!l., SOUe I'll. 1905,
Sr. 8soattgr!
Ser / Sreeborn gountp CT %aletampen M
temmeli9 beo. 3ertofraterne nrbeioer al
ale 2ipiens arRfter for at ilaa Dor un9e %
bDgtiSe S~aubsmanb, 3. 4. Sausen, Der al
Tepublifanerne blep nominerst til Sanoioat
for superintendent Of S6opls. Sr. Saueen
er sraoueret peo EFT al Statens bebfe Sfo.
Ter, Normal StoIsn / Wnntato. 6pis en-
8raouent nteo beoite 8arafter fra benne Stole
life er iitaro til at pnreta9e bette gmbebes
Yli9ter, ioa trur ie9 bet or bebit, at ri lite
oetfpr at opfsre Here iaabanne Sfoler, nees
logger benz, ri bar. Seq Ifal life ilanore
Woofanoioateu, men bet mot inorpmmes,
at ban / entelte Retninser er saat til gbar
li9beoer, naar ban bar rebet tin bsie alep
beit. Scr. 9ausen er en- tunnifatsci9, erers
gilt u9 iampittigbebsfu lo ing Nfano, Der bnr
ct grlnoist aienoltab til De npeite llnberpis
nin9smetbooer. Seq pl anmpbe Gem ON
at inorptte / 3eres Slab intIa9te 8rep ira
ben b%stienote Stolemanb, IrpI. s. 8
Ytcglearp. 2grb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Sub sioer buer 6usl NOT eens 5rs til at ebe;
Men lite ban faiter bet ben / oens Teoe.
Der er Ganfsfgbe / ben Eaaitano, al
@arner's 2os Cabin Sariaparila rens
fer Blobet, buorueo Sunobeb fires, oa
ane @eliienelier fGSer meb ben. 81
for 100 9Oier, tilialss bos ale Drug
glitter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

arOniI Gatarrb er ct 9esn paa Sp'
itemets ltroiulsie 9ilitanb os bnroe be-
banoles iom trUniife &aabiaar % llo=
Ilet aiennem Slobet. Sunoreoer iii
ialbe af benne Spsbpm bar paret fures
reoe peb 8rusen al Gper's Sariopa'
rina. Yris 81. Ser Glaiier for IS,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Gn Wianp. iom ton inp paa ct So.

gn Manb, iom tog inb paa ct so:
tel, fif Jig anpiit @Grelie iammen meb
en- Reser, buem ban / Gftenens 2sb Tom
til at fornerme. On Gatten imurte
Neseren Wanoens aniist IND meo
glantIparte, o9 oa Manoen 1T ie Jig
Speilet ON Morsenen, trceoe ban, Of
Bisen bapbe tn9et fell ps pettet Nese>
rem iitebetfUr bam, buOrfor ban frDb iii
&sis iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

8os life 0aser. fsr Solen saar neb.
On fen role Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsaparilla iorat renie Slooet uber
5are, tbi ben brinser itrar sunbbebena
8lpb. Stsrfte 5laife / Warfebet, 12C
9Oier for 800. 9lue 3russiiter iel.
oer ben.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
8lanpt be fornemme % riae Gna:

lGnoere er bet bleoet Mobe at tilbrinse
ginteren i Snbien. Saalebes oil Cir
Charles 9ilfe meb i'm Gemalinoe reiis
iii aalfutta os bare @jait bos Gin
5reb. &oberts, ben guerhfomman=
berenbe for be enselife Trooper i Sn.
bien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Sefe Werocn.

SISux al bel, g,rs,r, instsoloerss 100 porir0ttr a
g,rs.ns rans, gpsninsr. UNDERWATER, ,uniirist pa'
lasIsr, qeioulisb,Ou % b.ipHserIiss Gor;,tir, bsrt'
btaus, stoebolms slot NJ. NJ, i,ubes %p0rtofrit til lO;t'
.,niomsdt 4Or,si, ior Fun rs -sr,s. 5ortsr,tissias
ine.sslbtnst 5aSerpor. b, 10 eus ,urr 9ortratisr ias
lmaa ism snnpptnaGlstoU,su. men iOm bog aisnu,'n
stasii fan ,pbsEis ices o. tu.rt Orb IrI.s. fr's %
Cents. T,. iOm %insi.uo.r 81 for ou,HnGonis Glbuu q
gorfsutIitssIos. faar gratis Dor fatalos mto 20 Jan'
~tratiOnr Iamt prspa al aas SIass 0tftsort.
1brss: Swedish Card Co.
I.lh8u. Wabrio, Sopa,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

g..g Seno 25 Gents for ~ npe
kfT importereoe Bilittort meo Enon
I'LL pan, og ri ifai ienoe gratis ct
album meo Bortr9tter al ale M Ieoerbe
Ronger / &reoer. 4genter 9nlfes trar gu
80 Si6ers RataIog % &rBper 4 Gents; tor
Brguebo9 25 Gents. glegante 4rrnrter o9
tor &omm,sIiou sioes. Nlt mt Tor 1888.
Sontb Uitnucapolis Caro- Co.,
Indianapolis, Iiiun.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Mper's Yiaer

~ins,tslsu ius,n ms,anin, eshansstl,. heller 10, mis-
nsrdifs, men GIi II Ser ct sisHnem gis,H,at b,Isisi
fra plan,.pus,nsu ~tiIpir,r 2as,miss,-.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
MDer's Viaer,

9iaautt af
n, Z. g. s{ser 4 Co., seR,n. Nasl.
Saists t0s aus E~rusaitu.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
WE AND OUR NEIGHB0RS.
Mr.. Robt English, of Chicago, is visit
ing his mother, this week.

guest of Miss Nellie Benedict this week.
Miss Mile Lewis goes to St. Louis
Friday for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Harriet Balm, Of Chicago, is spend
ing Thanksgiving at home
Mrs Robert Jones, mother of Mrs.
Peter Stahl of Kenosha retired home from
Il trip 20 Colorado on Thursday last.
Miss Nellie Wright. Of Red Wing,
Mimi, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. E.
Reed this week.
MIR. John B. Kupfer was the guest OF
friends at Antioch Thursday and Friday Of
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Purdy and daughter, OF
Wauwatosa, Wis, visited with her father,
Mr. Simeon King, last Thursday.
Mr., Munson Paddock and family are
the guests of friends and relatives in Chica-
go this week.
Mr.. Will Lamb, who has been in Chi
cago purchasing druggists supplies for his
new store, arrived home last Thursday.
u;aa pouh MIL
visiting friends and relatives the past two
weeks has returned to Chicago.
Mrs q r K;na ,ruoa ILL., 81.
SIX weeks visit with relatives and friends
In Kansas City.
A. ~ c -.
Mrs. Julia Durkee leave next Monday for a
winters sojourn in Phoenix, Arizona.
NJ u
- ' 49, 'on "en0 -
ing.
Nrs II NJ Tho.ao
a,ah+,oc
1.ol,ooa ,1;ao ~ ~ =
Euut- MoD
- +oa 1Uaa-aa1a- - =" -,
f.:oaa ~ aoa.;.
after his business interest here last Wednes,
day
A1.'m'io i''ii' 'i0 Mis- ie'i Nts'
Ell returned TUESDAY morning from their
-1athlas GRAN OF the Soldiers Home.
IN milwaukee was IN town during the flrs:
Vi 'iie week.
George Nicholl left the first of the
and west IN the interest OF Messrs. Allen
q Sons
Miss Nellie Nowhnrv &c Pomoo Mich
is visiting at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
G. G. Brown She came Loot Er;dou .nd
will ,rohoh1u n;,;t .h
the onest Of bor ,ootbo. aIrs U;, &c
this citv returned 70 bor homo 90 o.aao
Iowa IL i wool
Mrs. Della Morgan and Mr.. Arthur
Lufkin, both of Newton, Iowa. who have
"''o MIS- Aofin llol', o.
1 .0 : '0'''' i''' - '''e'i ''o''e last MOL
-Messrs. Benjamin and Darius Selleck,
who have land interests in the neighbour
mood OF the Brass Works, and who have
oeen In henosha Tor several months, have
returned to their home in Danbnry, Conn.
WI D. l. cases famous trotter, Jay
Hye-oee' was louno IN MS pasture tuesday
lnornlhg almost oeao from loss OF blood,
o"oseu ny s1eppihs Oh some sharp substance
'i'a' se'ereo al artery. Inc recovery OF
Wv .ai''o1' ''o'''i 10 ''ueei'aih' Ills record
- @'1o'
On Thursday last the remains Of Mr.
Charles Denton was brought from W;nona
Mimi, where he died, to Kenosha for bur
ial. Mr.. Denton formerly lived in Kenosha
and had many friends here and in this vi
cinity who sadly mourn his death.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-05
A Test.


From the Travellers Magazine
"Wnat would you do?" asked the fireman black,
OF the grimy engineer,
"If suddenly upon the track
A woman should appear?
And suppose you were running little behind.
With your gauge chock up to L.
And the woman was deaf and dumb and blind
And couldn't hear whistle or bellT'
"Do" cried the grimy engineer,
With look Of cold disdain.
'I'd get out there and leave you here
To take your chance with the trainl
I'd straighten out on that pilot plate,
And that woman would snatch
Before she knew whether we were freight,
Express, wild or dispatchP'
''That" said the fireman. 81 call gamer
And he shoVe'ed IN the coal,
And wondered if he d do the same
In q similar kind of hole.
And the headlight cast long. thin stream
Through the dismal night of black,
When suddenly there came the scream
OF a woman Oh the track.
"Jumpr' shreked the fireman. There abe goes."
But the engineer sat still,
And woman $ sorrows, joys and woes
Were taken like q pill.
why didn't you get on the pilot platter
That was the place fer youi
Why didn't you try to avert her fate,
AS you boosted you would do?"
"My friend" said the grimy engineer,
With apologize cough,
"That woman knew but trouble here,
And now she's better off
Besides, by grinding htr to hash,
A good fat thing draw,
The road will pay five thousand cash,
And she was-rny mother-in-l,w!'
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cats are sharpening their claws for another scrirn-
mage, bur SIN glad TO say, both draw their brawny
and thin stimulus from the liquor interest and
! when the liquor dies out tie battle VIII be over.
Come home to the state OF Geor ia and what
we suffer under state laws. Nine tenths Of tax
alton go TO the results OF liquor selling and liquor
drinking. Beginning with police courts and pre-
lminary trials, and going down until the grave
yard the cbaingang, Or, the gal
ceasing outgo of the peoples money TO pay for the
results Of liquor selling and Liquor drinking. There
are graves yet fresh in your cemetery, ana the vfo
tim died as surely from the whisky Of yonder So
loon from the bullet. without one we should
dren are helpless to remove the cause. II we are
not serls, chattels, slaves, are near
s egd voice In o sa' mehos of proteco mo
OF choice of punishment Charitable institutions
Mothers spend m my weary hours OF the night pray
ing for their hayward sons, who are either rsving
IN those hot beds Of perdition-madmen for the
time-or they are besottedly drunk--lower than the
beasts of the field. These poor mothers tremble at
every outside ootscp. lest may be The policeman
bringing back her miserable staggering child, or
some acquaintance coming To- announce that the
murdered victim is on his way home 70
body, or has not received fatal wound perhaps he
he has been robbed o. is charged with robbing
somebody. If there is not sin enough and danger
enough under one saloons roof, perhaps some vile
place is near at hand which goes with liquor shops
as naturally as VOLTS cub follows its mother, and
proximste gambling den viii swallow up the REM
nant Of character or property. Oh, mother, may
"9 14 hetp YOU Il mn, ,o,x ,,,,o e,,,,,,
NY @ id NAY 10y uuS was ouu doose On snese
St.Vo oS So. - a. - io,oi ILL., ~ sscn
ho IT, IT, lit,n st !ou one Puieu IAgser Dc
~ q l'o ~, " ens1t soIr uoor oIah
t 20 ne bd,se I 10 'nss.sI ~
M t,ti III y NH ] ~ Us III .is taie OK
NJ n1ed " atar 's " o sAri % ou you t aL9
~ mis- c"ntr, oI'S Se1o"-d nrotati I've ta S
evil that makes both lunacv and murder.
son the fnnten Win sep5 so on f" The ro,y you
ddpdl noScn xo,' NO, coed ou Iir seI y.
GSay PU , uu ,iay Sps zen, your ne ana your
t &c drid Nv 20 fd up , Jt t shS
SttJts m ~, $50 ~ w. ~ "a Dios.eu yu' .n9
St tor he aao IN li SSh G Gt s va
dp vonr Utmost for r1enk;nd dsiiv and hopriu SS,t
No enersl raaf will cano mil Hy o S uus
nv;S ct ite startnc Mini nircss ua' .ne
ern~snt and TIE pthial,, w. 1,tr;as a. ~ Jy
go, tI rr Ci1, 80 tth L,,, 5a sS
srent na be onj Won et IA az ne 6 M ING
t%hsi,y 9nta ito hsn" 1svti ~ Ibe $780,
ia Iayy eY.o i,s al st IA "a ;t oi t!'
nt tbe stste If norSio decde how o w G se w
nod or sol, " 0 e' NN0 Az" "' 'AA' W
IL - is W., +o ,o;s,o+o tor +ho soeo. =. I.s
and terrsp;ns Of csrfain seannsn F 20 30 vi r aus
the nen1Ie of f;coria 20 Ia ~ ,,e - saavy
III = So - Pe 90 W ION "iiE
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-05
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
Name this paper.

Or T. c. WEsrs NERVE ANp BRAIN TRvArMeN
ulSions, Fits, Nervous Neumlga, Headache
Nervous Prostitution caused BY the use OF alcohol or
tobacco. Nakeulness, Mental Depression Snneu-
ing OF the Brain, resulting in insanity and leading
20 misery. decay aud death, Premature Old Ale
t1ArTenneSs Loss OF Power in either sex, Invounia
ny Losses and SpemaierrhWa caused by over
feXerton of the hTaiu SELF abuse over induleeuco
: Each box contains one month treatment 81 90 a
box, or six boxes for s&0l, sent 10y mail prepaid on
receipt Of price
- WE GUARANTEE SIX HONES
To cure any case Wit each order received by lis
for six boxes, accompanied with 500, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund tho
money If the treatment does not effect Il cure.
Guarantees issued only by
JACOBS PHARMACY sole AGENTS.
Marietta and PeachtTee SITS, Atlanta, Ga
s mars dAw ly
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-05
The Night Session.

The night session was devoted 10 addresses
Mrs Sibley introduced Mrs. T.. c. Witter. of
Atlanta, who read beautiful address OF well
come. The visitors were welcomed to the
hearts and homes of Atlanta. Their presence
was n strength and comfort. We have been
called fanatics. We have met In the name of one
who helped others, who went about doing good.
We are trying In some measure TO be like hims
IL this is fapAticism we glory in the name I
believe this great movement will succeed. We
may not live to see it. Ii is our privilege 70
work now, and 10 fear nothing in the path Of
duty but failure.
Mrs. NJ. G. Rowe, OF Brunswick, responded
Cordial thanks were extended for the gener-
GUS reception Of the delegates There was no
temperance outside Of total abstinence.
The life OF u woman is u dreadful reality.
The rum iiend had laid hold Of all which brave
Christian mothers hold dear The w. {. Il.
I. was second only 10 the church, Of which il
is part. Many noble Christian ministers are
doing good work. bat how many church officers
art total alStainors2 We are not politicians,
but simply women.
She went for the editors. They are
very goncrous-that Is, some Of
them. You hardly ever saw an
editorial against 4 saloon. Editors say they
want prohibition, bat they don't want to saoii-
nee anything 60 get it. Al editors were not
that way. She was speaking Of the majority
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-05

JUAN A. PIzz1NI, Editor and Publisher of
the Catholic Visitor, Richmond, w, says:
Haying tried Shallenberger's Antidote for
Malaria, we do not hesitate to say, from per-
sonal experience, that IN our case !. acsed me
and we would assuredy have recourse to it
again if exposed to Malaria Sold by Drug
giStS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-05
r THE MATTER OF W. L. CALHOUN, oRDr

r THE MATTER or ". L. CALHOUN, ORDI
l. nary Of Fulton county.
Application for establishment of copies of lost re-
cords OF Fulton comfy. III Fulton superior court:
All persons having any Of the deeds recorded II
any ot the lost books of the records of Fulton county,
towit, deed books j, I and II;
And all persons having any OF the mortgages 10.
corded in mortgage book of said records;
And ell persons having any of tie executions re-
corded on execution docket from No. JOG, Mag
term, 1869, to 200 spring term, 1874;
And al persons haYing any OF the original home
stead papers recorded in homestead book A. cover
ing period oftimc RON the beginning OF The record
OF homesteads up TO about October th; 1874;
And all persons having any OF the original orders
rior from October 25th 1867 to March 5th 1868
Are hereby notified to file the at once with
the undersigned, who has been appointed auditor IL
the above entitled at his Office. Chambeft
lin, Johnson d Co., corner Whitehall and Hunte4
streets in order that they may be rerecorded, and
the lost RECORDS ofthe same thereby established.
r. 7. DORSEY,
may 16 d got wky 1t Auditor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-05
HEALTH! STRENGTH!
DADWAY's
"a READY RELIEF.

Instantly Relieves and Soon Cures
Colds Sore Throat, Inflammation Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Headache, 1ooihache Asthma,
ID .ificult Breathing
Every Pain, spTains, Bruises Pains in the Back,
Chest or Limbs II was the First and
is the Only
PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excruciating pains,
alays Inflammation and cures cohgestons whether
OF the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels or other glands or
organs
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick or nerVousl. tooth,
ache neuralgia rheuiuatisIn lumbago, pains and
weakness in the back, spine or Kidneys, pains
around the liver, pleurisy, swelling of tie joints and
pains Of all kinds, the application o. Railways
Ready Relief will afford immediate cake. and its
continued use for few days effect permanent
cure.
INTERNALLY. n half to teaspoonful in half a
lumber Of water will, in few minutes. cure
Cramps, spaSms Sour stomach, Nausea, Vomiting,
Heartburn, Nervousness sleepessness, Sick Head
ache DiarrhWa, Collie, Flatulency and all internal
pains
Ln Cauts n hottie GnId bv
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21
Pipes Again in Fashion.

'Pipe-smoking is on the increase. "
said a Fulton street tcbacconist.
years ago it was not unusual to meet
half~dozen men pulling on brier-
roots during q walk Of as many blocks,
but until recently the custom has been
regarded as vulgar. and Patsey with
his dudheen was the only man who
braved popular prejudice and saun-
tered home with {; pipe in his mouth.
During the past few months it is sur
prising how many pipes have been
sold. Nearly all the old stock is gone,
and the manufacturers are smiling at
the pro -pect OF rush to* the holidays.
The profits are not meager, but OF
course they are nothing to those we
make on cigars. The male portion OF
New York begins smoking nowadays
at the age of seven years, and never
quits until death. Cigarettes, or 'cotIin
nails, )" as some pe1so IS cal them, are
bought by every one. Even young
women, setoo|-gi and old women
blow a cloud occasionally. We should
all get rich If there were fewer in the
business. The man who doesn't smoke
something nowadays is a rarity. ~
N. Y. MaSL and Express.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21
Mayor Lynch of Galway.

The cyoss~bont,s with II SKULL between
them arc carved in stoae on an anclant
black, scabc,ls wall and beneath it is
The inscription WINCH records how
Lynch, mayor uf Galway i'll 1893, exc
cnted with his own hands (fos the moth
er's family would not allow the hang
NAN &c approach), aud on that very
spot, his ouly son Walter This Mayor
Lynch. is sometimes called the Irish
Brutus The Cross bones are IN LON
bard street, one Of the most dismal
streets TO which shat nos very inspiring
name has ever been applied. The sea-
shore al Galway is q pretty picture for
a painter; .on the south, eight miles
across Galway Bay, the blue hills OF
Glare, and in the Intervening space the
bright silver streaks Of sea between the
long black tongues OF land Or ,op The
Norbn, across the fishers harbor, the
'Spauish Parade" and behind it,
1nassed, tumbled. and jumb]ed to-
;,ather. as it III tier above tier, the gray,
the yellow and the white houses. Be
tween town and seashoce lies the fish
ers' harbor. Out Of four hundred and
sixty boats once engaged ia fishing
here, only forty OF fifty now remain.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21
Carlingford Town.

There ara extensive limestone quar1lee
Aear the town many neat residences:
amongst the prettiest being Nooks
lodge, Grange, Monksaud House
W.llvlie House, Castleview, 'Bally-
castle, and Omeath. There are hand
some Catholic churches III Carliugford
Onleath, Grange, Cooley and MulIaby
There are many schools for Catholics IN
and around the town. The remains o1
a Dominican monastery, are still to be
seen here hNley consist Of the walls OF
the conventual chapel, with a square
tower, supported on lofty pointed
arches, separating the nave from the
chancel, and ut the west end oil ths
nave are two turrets connected by q
hattlement, and Oh the s~lh is q small
Detached ruin, probably & chapel.
These ruins, which are al the extremity
of the towa favtilest from the castle,
being overgrown with ivy, have very
romantic appearance.