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The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
The xy,uI,..t Part.

II is II general principle that local
disease attacks the weakest part OF the
unfortunate victim at tho time lie may
be exposed to the attack. This may Dc
more satisfactory 10 lle lhe0fisl lhnnto
the sufferer. The laiier has often asked
"iiut wly shonli That part he weaker
than ans otheff" That Is II Wise rem
eiy that tends 10 strengthen all ne
weaker parts, and thus enable them not
only To east OH tie disease, but guard
them from the encruachmenls of other
diseases.
For this purpose tito Compound oNy-
gen has no equal. II yon wish To Know
more OF this treatment, SOU can easily
be grntilied by addressing prs' ntarSey
X Paien, i5.o Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa, for their Brochure, an interesting
book OF 10 pages, and it Will be sent Ia
yOu free.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
Csrins Tor Cats and Dogs

Tho Society for tho Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Animals las a property Al
Arr-uii Csehsn. valued at 5000 francs.
and tho annual cSpsnse is shout eo.Occ
francs. III. two brNnsh establishments
Ar. a, Asnier-a Some time aG,o visited
tho homca Of tho rescued. and found one
of the mos, Interesting In tho l.ne liar
r,sl. Asnlers ANY ono who wishes 10
sl,andon dog or cat throws II over the
wall. aud the animal falls upon strong
netting ,ha, saves 4, from lnIury Soon
N Its cry |, heard woman comes from
tho house. pets and feeds tho poor er,ai
nrs. then plar,s il In cushioned basket
Every rSom Of thl, thrcs s;ory house IL
heated. and agains; tie walls HTo baskets.
Ia which IT, ever kinl ~ rnaii animals.
young and old. beautiful Hnd ugly
Tho sup-rint.ndrh. Of this establish
m.a, nlso srris tho WrlfaEo Of haEsSs.
every day si,o come, 70 Paris. and II she
$3.50 htrroi tally paved. Immediately
letter Ia Nrii,oH 10 tho project OF the
Seine. II shg hslrs tho sound % a whip,
tho ooaehmzn Is lmpl6rci. no, commanded
''s,Tik. 'nc. but r'-sl-re; that poor beast
4, tho cab stands, shs looks fds the AMI
mails tia, no'ri sIansins. and gives icu
sons 10 e.rh eoaslElan. - tia; Lo will
mors quickly 10 his duty When ahe
800, horse too old 10 work. bg. mover
,h-ioss eumtclisi To obey. shr buys tho
aalmal ani ssad, !; TO Saint Denis.
~hcro Its days arr sp-n, Ia oomlof, and
hayplne,, London iIto.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

TnE pow.wow between the Sioux
Indians and tie commissioners recently
appointed To negotiate for the vacation
OF part OF the great sioux reservation
by the Indians has been a total failure.
The bill authorizing the government to
treat with the Sioux MAS framed 10 CON
form To the philanlhroplc views Of sona-
tor Dawes aud other Eastern admirers
Of the red man, but notwithstanding It's
provisions wer. all in favor OF the
Indians they have rejected IT, In the
meantime the commissioners now nego-
iiating with tie Southern tiss for their
removal from Colorado don't seem To
Ice meeting with amy better success than
the Sioux commissioners. Force is the
only thing that an Indian pays any at
ieBit@i @.Wd.Ne SsyY. .pii,sa, tsdfJitR:
for. either III. Sioux or Southern utcs
viii consent 10 get oil their "hish
horse
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
,,.w .rhc, Winter.

Some one asks. Where do Mes 90 III
winter This IL "A question of SOME H.
,arcst, for house ~ Is born fully
grown and OF mature size, aud there are
no little illes 9! the same species The
small ones occasionally observed being
different IN kind irom HE large ONES,
The houso rs docApot bite or pierce the
skin, but gny 8 food by a comb or
it & 1Yg sr- l,iisss ,fs1ns:iAiI4n sAihI@4 S4lSa IiSai
covers - -Slu. Mti i tlus ,iol'Ies the
skin nf pefs5iis u!pu whom i, aligh,s In
feed upon tie Precipitation. y iiy Is u
sc.,yenser and is vehicle hy which
contagious diseases are spread. II
p1lsnns wounds and may earTy deadly
virus nnm drcIyiug organic matter
int" luod It rt,ins from the sight NJ
the b-ginnIng .: winter, hnt where 1t
goes few pcr,pns knuw. II - search of
the house be- made In winter they will
bc found in gfea, numbers secTri.d In
warm places in tile rlpi ~ betWc.n the
partitions and hoor, and particularly
around chlmneys.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

oNE of the largest land deals ever
made IN the West WAS cnnsummatci u
few days ago, says the Denver Rcpubli-
can. y Pennsylvania syndicate has
bought il0.0Do acres ul coal land in Las
Animas and liucffmio counties for ST.
10000. There were 80 claimants to
property In these tracts that had 10 hc
satisfied before the deal was put
through. y PENNSYLVANIA agent has
been working this mp Tor ten months
and will receive commission Of - per
acre. or SijO,Opp. The Colorado Coal X
Iron company is also said to have an in.
,ercst IN the purchase. Colorado's re-
sources are more and more attracting
Eastern capital. which viii receive u
big income from the Investment.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

his confederate say that he proposed
the robbery in which they were caught,
and that they were advised ly the au'
thorities 10 act as II they accepted his
proposition. The testimoueY may not
be wholly reliable, but it is an I'M
fortunate fact that many detectives
seem To think II part OF their duty 10
plan crimes for the purpose Of enirap'
ping suspected persons. The pinker-
ton men will probably give Mexico "A
wide berth observation-disclosures iiepub-
licau
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
nc.xarc uI lin Gn,li-

DR.. Morris II. Henry. OF this city. who
has given the subjcc; special attention
and devoted considerable ,imo TO its
study. hns written a paper on Tho ln1u
cncc OF Die. in tho Development, of Non
hereditary Gou,," and ho comes to this
conclusion There can DO no doubt ,ha,
tho crrorp in die. and the tendency TO
over eating. In this country. is leading to
the development, Of gou. In a largo class
OF our population. l, is now n mere ques.
,ion of time when tho equity diathcsis
shall DO manifested here as fully and as
frequently ns in other countries where 1t
has prevailed for centuries. "-llo Jour.
nal
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
s.-i i,ssith s.., wers.

There ap many persons In tho world
who's. only capital Is health They asv
engaged In work Of various kinds. and sG
long as health lasts they carn good liz
Ing They uigs; learn how to avaid III.
ncss b, liSius In tho righ, say Their,
s~ others who havo lived wrongly In
yOa,h. bu, have found Oh, their cTprs In
,itnc 10 hasc a fairly Epoi sons;itu;ion
left Thc'r gaay live 10 ripc old s.;c.
hcslih'Glly. " 'huy o;ily take caru Tlior,
sru still oihcn with everything ,hn,
richcs can glvc. these mis-; learn to live
rightly. too, u tho, win; TO 10 well
Plain feed. czcrriar. etc. will enable thcs,
to i've long, ~ ,lgy Erc not troubled by
the necessity Of work 20 ihn; they mny
live Wealth come, nat irin our In
como. but from the amount wc save of IL.
40 health comes no; from tho amoun, We
have 10 so on with. bu; from tho amoun,
We save. by no; Spending I; OH ,ritos
which wnsiu our strength and givo us nc
ruturu.-Dr. Allison
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
m, r,r,a.l,.pr.. .r t.l.h,.lr..

A correspondent Of The Springfield ilc
publican. describing the effects Of a ru
cen, lightning s,rp'c. says that tho cell
lag Of the rsom had hcon rvrlas,cr,sd ,l.
preceding spring. aud ;hs nsni Of this 10
caii;y. which IL used liz mortar. is fer
rus!nous Every metallic particle In III,
latter III, fluid seemed to havo found and
detached. so Ms to give ,hc plaaicr,yl sur
face nm nPrcsancc better described a.
rock marked than by any other words nj
my command --Scicn,i.ic American.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
p,aa.i.n ~. ,!,,iins.

DlnusiUn Is the mrll.od OF extracting
the sacharInc from soTghnu and sugar
cane, that will probably ~ adopted hy
III. future big sugar mills, bnt farmers
who make from "a 10 i,OCo gallons Of
syrup pcr iay will stick IL the mill.
The farmer who buys god mill aud
Evaporation that will make from ,OJ To
90 gallons Of syrup pet day IL the man
WHO will make the money. II YOU want
such an outfit, and want Io hc deal;
fairly with, send To Chapman x Co.
Madison. Ind. for their catalogue Of
Mills. EvaporaioTs, ~. They arr one
II the oldest house. In this line la the
country.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
NilllclmI's Nn>nlInc.

have used li,,le over one bottle of
Wilhclm's Nasaline on my little boy.
He has been afflicted with catnrrh and
snit,les since his birth. and Mt times he
would snoro and choke up SO much in
his sleep that We thought he would
smother. lie is now all right aud
sleeps easily. and the catarrh and sniff
ilcs are entirely gone. | would not be
without Wilhelm's Nasaline if it cost
ten dollars bottle instead of 20 cents.
CuAs. L. DEHS. i5j 18th ST.. Denver.
Wilhelm's Nasaline is sold 10y drug
gists. Price JQc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

Ar indianapolis on the s,h tie Re.
publicaus held their state convention
aud nominated candidates tor the diff
fsieut State officers. General Alvin y.
lIpycy was selected on the first ballot
for Governor. Tie other nominations
We're: For iicut-uau, Governor. u-r.
Ira J. Chase; Socrc;aT, OF state, Charles
i. Griffin; Auditor. Bruce Carr; Treas
urcr, Julius \. Dcmi-ckc; Attorney
General. Lewis 4. slichcyct. supreme
Court Judges. S.las r. Coffee. John q.
Berkshire aud Walter Olls.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

\ PtNkEHTuS detective has been
sentenced 10 thirteen years of penal
serv!tnde in Mexico because he wns
caught in the act OF robbing q train on
the Mexican Central railroad in COM
pany with a couple of Mexican freight
conductors. II seems that he was dis
rnised as brakeman for the purpose
of detecting thieves who had been in
the habit OF robbing freight trains, and
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

II is NOW known just wha, tl,c great
burlington s,rik. has cost iha, CON.
pany, and The amount seems ridiculous,
but IS II Is taken from their b,o.,s 1t
may hc considered - reliable. Duriu.
the SiS month past tie net rsruugs ~
the Burlington wci- oniy si.2u. 10. as
compared will sin1iA5n for the same
acFiui last year. making Ices ui
Sinui,iOs. Is Il ANY wonder That somr
of the stockholders of the company
are anxious To c"mpromisc matters will,
the Brotherhood,
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

TIiI Republicans uf i.caisiilc have
decided TO run -N-Mayor JcTc Irwin ior
Mayor. IcJTy las accepted the nomi'
nation, bat gives Il oul cold that he viii
ao, put up one cent for campaign par.
passes This makes ,uo Hrrub!icaus la
the ncii. .ir. Hotsun. the Citizens
candidate, hriug also Republican. In
the meantime tho Democrats have dc.
eidci uu, 10 Nominate a candidate bu,
~lll quietly watch the iish; between the
two c.,nLlhai.a nl.lNn namrd.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

roI month past - in"yr'nrn, was
making at Denver To hold stale la
dus;T.ai falr At tim, place TIL, fall. ht'
owing 10 tie limited i'rgici left In
which To make the necessary arrange
mcnis. II Wa, decided Last week in post
p1nc il.c fair another year. No doubt
1t viii L- made - success, as this state
has plenty II articles ol merit ,n cShibi,
when It comes ,o ''s,io~ down"
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
rosTorFCE nuLLETiS.

i,nwlins mail leaves Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday ut y. M. Arrives Turs'lny, Thurs
dny and saturday af q y. NJ.
Grand River mail leaves Mondays, wcincs-
days anl Friday. nt : q. III. Arrives Tues
days, Thursdays ani saturdays, at O II IN.
l,nnpcly mail leaves Monday at II. IA. Ar
rive- THURSDAY ut q y. m.
ricc-anCc private mail leaves wcincsd,y at 3
II. IN. Arrives Tuesday.
Money order ami registry department open
FROM sn. III. to ~. n.
j. v. HorsToN, Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

pLAISE received perfect ovation on
his Ic,um a. his native shores. AG-
miring iglcnl, from AL over the couu'
;Ty cungtegaicd " New fofs for s.y'
cral days pg,oF 10 tile arrival Of the
Maine statesman, and h. was received
with great -nihii,lRsm.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

ir Is ntimhi.,i that the owners of the
new gold fields in Northern Michigan
are not pleased hccaus" the public IS not
taking stock very rapidly in The dis
.oy-Tics 1r IN III. companies. The
quartz yields tOo muoh-on paper.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

The doctor tells Morrill, that II he dorsn',
stop work and take rest hcll 70 into n
decline. mud then tells Blatcly that II he
docs no, abandon his scdcntnry position
and SO oil somewhere and work ON n farm
he will dic Of ,orpidi.y OF the liver.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

c"NogIs,inS slAus, SAYS lie viii
no, H. q candidate for reelection. Mr.
SymtI la, worked hard aud faithfully
f0. Cnlousl". aiii. nCNt io Tom fAi,"T'
spn. wr don't know 0l Hui 'oiuiain,n
We would rather s-- succeed Senator
Bowcn illan George &. symct.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

Ono man Is spending all the money he
can earn in taking girl TO tho theatre
and sending her flowers. in tho hopc ,ha,
hc may eventually mako her his wife. and
his ncighbor il spending NIL tho gold h.
has saved 10 get divorce.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

Tina Prohibition candidates for Pres
idrut aud vicc.Pfrsi,lca;, General ciln'
ton u. Fisk aud DF. John \. Brooks.
hay- ma,io public their letters Of ne
ecp,ancc. 10th letters condemn the
old parties ami uTE.a Tie sold water
people 10 mily around ,hc Prohibition
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
r,.,..,,.- .r,,.., -r,~. t,s.,.,..

Protection Nrsi..t "-rs~-- ti.ht.in.."
Tho mos; PECULIAR ins.niioa Ia ono tia,
call, 10 mind tho Jansur. =. well an tho
riSan'sgvs II the us. Of tame lightning
|, Ia a pFo,~c;ion agzigs, shocks srum Nha,
arn oallr.i high tension es.rTvn;s. such a.
tho cufrpn;s ,ha, ro~ frpsa tho ;aiuphon.
~,rra Ia ogr ci,iss Tue t-...... t.s.p
'ria,ncfs md dynamo tenders. WHO handle
th.sc .lFrs. do 10 c; .'ErAi risk. and ss;a-
have t-'-n Killed In Wow @! ,hls Mr.
u. II Delaney. Of this city. has devised q
rair Of hranrlcis and rolf Of snsic;s con
noc;cj by flexible rur.is and arranged 10
l., WON by llnrinaa In suei. way ,ha,
u he should elosp a high ya;ca;iai eisv,,i,
through bis hands !; IL hogs,l tia; n Gu
siderable Tar; of tho .uFrca, would ,~
switched oi' his body away .r1sn his vital
part, 10 .sI-ni i,solf by passing ont
through tho sLin or sau.. Isar: Of III. bl-ly
rvmovo.l frpm tho vital. Electricians
say. however. 'ha, ihrns II a question
whether tho eurrrni will no; rrpf.r TO con
iinuo In the inAH rs,hcf than leap out
xhcn II mot these brancie;s. which would
Offer saincv he, higher resistance than the
human i-,iy. OF eours-. the inventor l.,
ii.ycs ,ha; the Guil would prefer tho IA,
tor 90 tho iic.h.-Ncw iosk san
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

SENATon CuLLoN thinks the United
STATES ha, reason Ia fear 'anada's grow
ing greatness aud that the tins Is com
Ing when CaHa'ia's prcsncr on our na.
uonai burlrT will L. II standing menace
30 American peace and prosperity.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

a farmer near Chchausc. Ills. having
nm on that did no, obey ORDERS. concluded
that tho animal was deaf and bought mn
car trumpet. which worked with great
success The animal bad los; It's appetite.
bu, with iip return Of hearing ate heartily
The eat ,rtsmp-,, Is fastened In place by
wircs around one of the horns The story
goes with I.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
wo Lnow a wrnl,hr mcrrhnn, uLn l,rr,

Wo know wealthy mcrchan, who keep.
half dozen horses. who recently stated
tha, hia storu was closed on nccoun, OF n
''holilay.- and we also know proof
reader who can spell every word In the
English language correctly. and the only
time hc experiences any horse is when h,
eats horse ralish. Now York Mail md
Express
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
THE HERALD BRAND.

Al st"ck branded rs alrvc on any
Part %; animal irum the tail up to Right
lciiui tie ears. Range. Garfield.
iuu,,. Grand. Eagle. riiEin Hnd Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming Hnd a few scicc,
patches oI feeding ground all over
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
ni.ri.I..r nrrlriAI-.

pi.,ri.i Juir-. Thuuifs s. i;u scr
biufir, Attorney, ~. =. Itsinr
state SENATOR. ". ~, isiiy
state igrptr.- utEtisr. Melvin iyiunri.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
TOWN. OFFICIALS.

Mayor. Gcuur- II. Thiycr
Trustees. l.. ~. walhriiHr. T.. =. wclch. e.
=. iiartan. y. ". Gregory, l.. T.. CruiR AMI l..
u. 1Ira.hrr.
clerk sni Recorder, T.. II. wRihriisr
Treasurer. T.. !. wclch
i'oiic- Magistrate. J. \. Watson
Marshal. J. ". wusri
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

SESroI liowKs is working hard in
favor OF wool and lead. and las sue
,.v,ird Ia Inducing the seHai. Finance
committee 10 retain the present duty on
lead and slightly raise the tnrin on WOOL,
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
STATE HOARD oF CATTLE INSPECTION
,nMMIs.InNErs

L. u. Tucker. Denver
II. 4. johnson. Greeley
William Nithpra. las Nnimas
ccorrr ". Thompson, IT,. puninr"
G-prir ~. Adams. -cr"-inn"
!. I. iirink. Gmni Junction
=. :, gru-u. Nrckrr
H. u. NcicalL River Bsnh
II. u. Wyatt. Greeley
state Veterinary surgeon. Ciias. q. Lamb.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
nrrcniNso. : sIMoNs,

Al.o,o brand ~, Ion -Ide. Als, ova eA',!.
brani-n r on lri' 'souider or 'iie. 's.r-
tr,rS-. uHi.fhsrs ,n each .sr. hursos brand.
Ell same - ,ui "n i'h sEaui,irr. i'ansr, rioo-
ai,a crsrk aud wits liver. rosiusnoo al.
'iFy-., Hossor, cuiaTndu.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

Tnn Michigan Republicans have re-
nominated Goyernor Luce and other
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

For ort"n-uup;i"n,h Asthma. uronei,itI.,
uysV-r-tn. trtarri. isr' ErNrr. ;br.
osht. n"aanclr, tshcu!uaii-m. N,u.
rsisia. aud ali ,hroni. aud Scrvuu.
OisordtT-.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

"'rhc Compound O,yrrn Treatment. Drs
SlnTkCr lWlrn. Nc. tl'-i ATuh IT,. rhiln tel.
rhih' have ls"n using Tor the last -cyanfUrn
N,af-.l- - srirntihc adjustment 81 the elements
n' 'NNEnn nni NiirtFvn nnG1tutis"fi. md the
Cniuil'iiui j. 50 condensed nntl made portable
Tint II j. sent all over the world.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
WHITE RIVER srucK.GBowgRS Asso.
rIATiON.

President, Icii Price
Nicr-prrsiicnt. RIhc oldlani
Secretary. L.. II. Uni-h"r
treasurer. y. Major
Executive Committee, E l.. Firnming. !. !.
Sihluck aud ". II. Cooke.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18


cniupniiui j. 50 condensed and made portable
Tint It j. sent all over the world.
DHs. STAuNET 4 PiiEN have the I,iortv to
t"i"r tn the follow inu named vrii-knuvu p.r-
cons who hnN" tIicd their tfc,,tmrnts
itun. WIN. u. Kelley. Ncmtcr Of Congress,
ihilfhclpLin. NcN. Victor T.. tuprid. iitur
iuih'nin or..ryCr. Philadelphia; Rev. rhn-
W. 'tahinV, 10. u. Rochester. y. ) =! Hon Nm
W. ". WurihinHtpu. Biitur New south, Hirtn.
nghnm. hln.; Mr5. MARY \. Llycrtnnr,,. Mel
rrn-". Mus: jnlru ". =. voorhees, srN ynrl
Lity: Mr.. =. e. KNIGHT. phiirdriphln: Ne
frank rilinll. mrr, hnnt I hiui 'iphir: Hon.
w. w. SCHUYLER. EHst0u. Pm. Edward T. WIZ
.nr' X btu'lwny. " Y. Eiitur philadrlrhin
VI otogtnphcr: Td.lin u. Lyon. Wuin.,u, J,p.
whh, shniWich ISLANDS! Alexander Iifchir.
lnN"tncss, scotland. Mrs Manuel Y. urthccp
Cooper, fllla. spanish Honduras C. A.. j.
tnllh, cN-NiC" Consul, tnslblaucn. Nuro.ru:
W V. Ashhruuk. Ic,l mum. Gala; James N,,nr,
Supt Police, Iilandfnrd. Diracishirc, England.
ih""h ward. ipwrHl, New South Wales. nni
thulisnndsof others In every part Of the United
StntCa.
"Cumruund uNygcn-its Mode Of Action nud
Nrsllt~, h the title uG - new br,rnurp Of two
hundred page, published hy Drs. Sinrkey 4
PhIrn, which giNcs To all iu1uircrs full inform
ntion Hs To this remarkable curative agent nu1
u record of several hundred surprising cures
them after being abandoned TO lie bv other
physiclan-. VIII he mailed free to any pldrUsa
~ application. Read tho hrnyhttrgi
DIs.. syIi:kG. ~ pALIS.
No. i52p Arch ai.. phiiaHcipi.ia. E',.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rxrrrrA .rEs orrrcrAt..

SENATOR. ~. Hpwcn uui II. ". Teller
Mstntzr II , A6suHs. I. a.. rYtnrs
pi.trtst JtiIsrs Nfsr- iiaii-u
NsTshsl y. iiiit
Attorney, n. ". tinil.on
it.,istrr b.. I.ini onc-. ~ irihu
I,ccrivrr i'u'ii' Manry.. - j.s.s-sn
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Gbst w.

GGuU-;
FuH SUBSCRIPTIONS.
one i'nr, ,-+--.sr-r-r---' .s-+'''f'''' '''t''''s
six Months -..---,-----'s-..'.t'rr t'rr--.''-s' %
ihrro t.s. poo ssrFrfr- f--'+fs 'r ~
rnH AnFfirftsfAn.
Professional cti,is, per month ,-,..---.'s : : "
Dur inrh, isr month .,-... ..',..----'.s.' %
Two in,s's, por month ..s...-..s.'-s' d0
Thne inchrs, fef month ,.--...-..'s.--'' 10
F"ur inchss pr month ----,.,.-s,-ssr-' q 4"
Fiyr inches. 4. cninmnl per month %
T-n inchs--. tit oniutnnJ i-r month -..' %
Twenty .RcEo-. Il e0lunnI I-~r month. u 90
Professional Caris, when Is,id Ia adSane'''
tli i-r wear.
.r-f.ncs,i AMI ., sai npiie.. niiecn s-g's i-r
line f1r ar-t Insertion AMI t.n e'ini, Tor earh
subsequent in-"eitDsi,
Aii communication should H. addressed Ia
THE MEEK KH HERALD.
Mrrkcr, Colorado
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18

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tu'ni,. y !. TEMPT. an'i wCif- tIos,i0nvr.
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A Cure form ervous Prostration.

Lillian Whiting, in the Inter- Oceau,
says:
There seems to have been much inter-
est in the Woman Suffrage Convention
held in Cleveland recently. and some of
the press comments are elifying. In a
journal | find the sarcastic inquiry,
whether he entrance of women to
larger scope will make them more sen
ible daughters, more devoted wives.
aud whether, III the political whirlpool
a cure can be found for nervous pros
tratiOn. 1t is one that touches affirm
alive truth more nearly than the writ
er dreamed. He builded better than he
knew. Tie French have proverb that
"to understand all is to pardon all. )"
Equally true is it that to understand all
is to enter into the true and sincere re-
lations with all and the daughter or the
wife who comprehcnds, through actual
knowledge, the extended scope of af
fairs, the responsibilities of government.
the affairs of finance. the principles of
human progress IS certainly far more
likely to be sensible and devoted than
the woman OF undeveIoped intellect and
undisciplined affections. Again, as to
whether a woman would find a cure
for nervous postration in the whirlpool
of politics, it strikes me that the chances
are that she would. have never
heard anything about nervous prostra-
ton connected with the many leading
women who are strong ly advocating
woman suffrage, and whose entire lives
are devoted TO the worlds activities.
The victims of nervous prostration are
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES women typi-
fled in the heroines of Mr.. Howells.
Intellectual activity is the most potent
cure for physical ills.
Ellsworth American., 1888-11-08
An Aerial Battle

A battle of birds is reported to the
Frankfuter Zeitung by an eyewitness,
in II letter from Sophia. EARLY Thurs
dav morning." he says, "we saw an I'M
usually large number of eagles, prob
ably about two hundred, taking their
flight toward the mountains Oft Jan
ira. A crowd of persons watched the
spectacle and the crowd greatly in
creased few hours later, when num-
Der of storks, no fewer than three hun
dred. flew straight toward the regl-
ment Of eagles, evidently bent on war.
In an instant, eagles and storks were
mingled in deadly affray 1t was fear
ful combat. Every now and then a
wounded or dead bird. stork or eagle,
fell to the ground. The battle lasted
for yearly an hour, when the two ar
mics. apparently weary OF fight, flew
off in opposite directions. II pom rough
reckoning. it was estimated that mt
least third of the combatants fell in
the severe struggle. The prefect sent
some men up into the mountains to
count the dead eagles and ,torks. The
people are quite eager to know which
Of the two armies was victorious Prob
ably. as in many wars of unteathcred
hipcds. the advantage lay on neither
side. ."-Hon. JaurHal.