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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
Die neue DerbeRerte
Singer Nd9maidinf.

Oitis @al6ins IL unfreftis bic beae 4.
sNaIft. sic Iaaft lsidt n etrSurSlas "a
l.lUI-psaear une rTfprbsri essbilt i'm gntyir.
stE eeI Maesl cher StiHtea ftine Msss
aug bat sisis @af6iur ale biz nsn.S, T Rs,
sstis Inneea rnS psrriSiet an. arSsiten -;
eds S6Snfr unS Sefft, 'V'"" sai
Sauft fstns Raf&ins che isr bic n,u. Gin.
GER sspItft babr. MUS S'"'
NaemalGineu aIIrr art ,,r,h.r 5000
une 5uTrisssnbsit sarantirt. 'pa'""
@mil Sriti6.
ptrmaun, Ws.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

&crr g&m. g. 0cdmam Fat icBte
g8cdc bas bubble 2tnluCicn oc5 0rl.
3. :. Qongubouict, All Der iueitl. 2.
StruBc, iduIli6 all ii6 gebradt. Sic
9aufiumnGc tctrug 100000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Gic 2onbtraBcu lotueit bieielben ni4t
macabamiiirt iino, bcfinoen iid se9cn,
mdrtio inIplge bcs Gbouiuetters in ieBr
idledtcm 3uitanoc nno nrtr iueni9c Gar
mcr fonnlcn sur Stabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Grnu Serb. 9temmcrt iutrO an 8.
MiGr5 per iGnlidcs G~i9cntDum, beiiehcno
ans 0ous- uno Siidcn9 cfdtbi6aItcn
bfTentli6 an neu Mteilt6ietenocn pcrfans
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

81 Gbrcn @~nibiuston's GcbHrtsta9
wnrcn bic 0ffcntli6c 5dulc nnb bic
Sunf oml Mit:pp6 gcidtpiien unb uiele
@citQItSGduIcr uno &rirntluptnnn9cn
nit Tn6uCu 0cidmildt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Serr ScnrD SlOd, nu6e Stpiss iuoBns
fat, piro ON IS. MdrS Sieb, 9ferbe
inn 3armgerat6l6aitcn perItet9crn ln's
icN. Siebe 2rjeigc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

@crr Grrit 0Oiimann bat lcBten 9tonz
tag Icinc oil Der 6irit Greet bcle9ele
Sarm iur $4,000 oil 9rn. Senrp
Suri6 ucrfauIt. Der Sdufer lit cin
eben crit c~in9ciuanbcrtcr @iirtenbcr9Cr
Den mir aufs 9er5liditc i'll unicrcm
County iuillfpmmen beiBcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Glm Gunntag giodmitto9 iineet cine
DISCRIMINATING bcs Sduril9uBehzTers
cin$ it Suffers 2Otal Gum 3iuedc Der
Grlebiouuo widjti9er 0ci6ditc itntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Serr G6ns. Simmel erbieIt leBten
Montag bon StraBburg aus Die tranrige
Sunoe uon BEN am Is. 3. So. erfol9teH
Ibtebcn ieiuer S6neIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

&eun SIR cine CUTE Ndbm1i6ine 81
cinem nicbcrcn @reiic fnufen iupat, Der
9eBt niht III u. s. 9eisuer's Wpbel,
D~anhlun9 OorsnIprcd)cn ebc ibr anbers=
iup faNIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
T0rm I'll Derfdufen.

Die friibsrs Yrsttbprf 5arnt, 4 Weilrs
llhSlfIi4 ron Ssrmauu IN unter alnaiets
Seeiusunsen su perfaufen. Die 8aSm IN so
Wder srUs, MORON 60 older untsr GuI,r,
fsbtt. Ribcrrs tsiast
SpDn Z bpmen,
Ro. ~. Strmauu. RA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

0ieienigen, lOelfe rodl III 9tiifltnnoc
nit ser 3abluna lDrtr Stelerl iino,
luullen beocufcu oaB pom /, Ntdrj an
9uitcn baranI cntItcgtn mo pnB g
ibncn 3cit, Wtuhc mn aol!cn lpnrt m'na
lie lcbi entrIdltE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Wcltur g. s. Slid fam lcbter GIcrss
tao rru Ct. 9puis bierBcr, I'M Dem We
o~rdbniljc icincr Sdpd9crin, 6ron Srnn6
&lid, fCi;muohRrli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Die Elu$ii9icn fir Die SullcnNul9
Der Gcutrat 0tiii puri 8abn iiHO 9ldn.
Scno. SObalo 6riiblin9slpcttcr c%intrltt,
miro nit Ger 9lr6cit iuicbcr be9pnncn
ncrocn. 9llcn 9ln;ciden na6 miro Die
Strcdc Ct. Charles 9lltpn SucrIt i'll
2trgrifI 9crummcu. -ESt. Gbnrlcs 8ez
publifauCr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

9rcbprgelu mn Cramps madcn iuIcs
Der ;Dr G:i6ciucn, ulib Ole Snnbcn
Ipic(cu Marbtcs. - IQes 3cid)cn bc&
berannaDcnoeu 6rilbliu8s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
O., E MONNIC & BRO.

8iele opn ~uniereu &auflellten baben
bcreits lire 6ribliussUaurcn empfanz
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Mt0bcl uu0 WaGmaidincn linp 9e9en
monotlihe Gin5dbtunsCn biflig 81 baben
bel &. s. 2ei5nCr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
2u perfdufen.

Cine G&mistep srffattt nit alsm nItbissn
5anepsrfsj,ss. Gbenfals Gin sutss @ebu-
baus. Giisrne auf benz plass. Di. Gage
II Gin. Sussrif sanfise, mar 100 Dbs. RON
.insr air&e ua6 $50 gss. BON 3iepalp &
Co.'S. 9ahtn sntfsrat. Nan erfunSiss lid bel
gb. 8atbert,
uisful .. O., Sfass &c., Ro.
3D. tx
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
9CMfftpm !
u nterieiAnets trirb art

U ntfrjtt4nttt pir6 an
Sonnerstas, ben s. Garj, 1888,
In Der BDbnuns Don Grau S6oltsu, Ode Ger
@barf uub S&tasrfraBs, nab esbsness per.
I5nI i&s Gissntbum an Zen R tifbistsnern
aut SEtntIi&sr Muftion Strfaufsn:
l Sei,pfen. 1 s Spfen, 8eitfe1sn ionic
ldmm tli1e Saus. uub aii&eng erdtbf&aftsa.
Gtenfals 10 But bel bes befauntsn Gal gers
Wbite Bcnan;a Sadmen- Safsrs.
9sbfneunsen: Saar.
gpa Remmert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Sic 6orner Daben nit ben Sorbez
reitrr9cn iilr Die b%euOritebenoen 6riib
io6rscrcci;Cn bcrcit5 be9ouIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

6crr s. &. a%istabOen, BON &aIbi19s
tCr, bcTauo ii9 an lcbten Wontag III
0jeiddTtcn bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
4ns Dem Gonntg.
Die Gatttn bes Srn. >. Gid, mob

- Ole Oatttn pes Qrn. p. GlU, HaDe
StonD pin pObnbaft, itarb leBt E Sreis
tag i'm Gttsr bon Al Sabren.
Or. 8rinfmann, BON Bah, bat
). 3. in Dem 5arn,er, @attbias S6er.
mann, nabc Siui3s lpobnbnft, einen IN
terreiianten Gatienten in 9ebanbluns.
9erielbe uerfiel pOr etiua pier @oden in
einen S9fnf alt5 Dem er crit Dor e;nigcn
5nseu luieoer erpa9te.
- !0crr gilbert Sueomeper bat lebte
98ode Die frii6ere 8eriinser 5arm, on
Der 2ittIe Berger, bic an Samstas Of
fentlid junt 8erfaufe eelangte, fir
$1741. 90 eritnnoeH.
6err @loin Mtunbluiller, Don Sit
tie Berger, uerlor lebte @o9e Elm iuertbs
pplc5 SferO brrb Srantbeit.
0eurp Cider, ppu Souliuare
3Olunibip, Der infOlsc rbeumatii6er
2eibeu l6Or leit nabeju jtUei Sabren
arbeitsunidbi9, uno ieit ldltsere Seit
6ettldseri9 iuar, hat li9 inter gebunos
llng bon 81. Srinfmann, Der eleftril6e
0ampibdoer bel ieinem 8atienten an
manote, bereit5 loDeit erbolt, baB CT
leiuer baI0iaen %ppQltGnoiden @cne1ula
cHtgC9cn iiebt.
Dit SeOnuern erfn6rcn lDir, bnB
6err :. Sartmmn, BON 2ittlc Berger,
i6pn lett Ginger 3eit ernIttid crtranft
onrnieherlie9t.
- @etrnut ourd 5riebelsrid)ter 6.
81. Soluell i'll 8ourbUis 5opnibip an
0. 5. 3d., Gbas. 3inu IND Sri. Gliia=
beth Gibbs.
- Gas @obubaus bes 6armers
gtrtg. 9albe, bel Cwcn5uille, serietb
lebte @o6e infOl9e zines oefecten
S1ornItelns in Sranb, bod iuuroe bas
6cuer uOn bcrbei9eeilten Rab6arn 9ez
lOi6t ebe es groBen Sdaoeu uerurs
ladcn fonnte.
- Die Satin bes Srn. 5ran; Slid,
BEL 6reberid3bur9 wobnbaft, Itar6 leBz
ten Montag in Der 9lItbe ibrer Sabre
mad rur tur5cm SraufIein.
Die Maiern graiIiren iniltcr nod
in SebenfniB erre9enoer 8eiie inter
Den 9inbern int liiolidcn 5beile unlercs
Gpuntp3.
- 3pei flcinc Siuoer bes 6rn. @m.
5. Scantlin, lnbe &eb Sirb wobnbaft,
Itarben lebtc ISOLDE all ben Walern.
Gen itiucr gcpriiftcn Glterr uuier auf,
rid)ti9es 8ci(cib.
- 0enry mo g8nt. 9oeni9. BON
Slunb, reiIteu bicic @ode nu6 9olurnz
bp, I'M bort ibr @liid i'll perluden.
- Sm Slcbl S6ulbaule, rtabe Srafe
finoet an, 3. Mdr5 cine 2ebrerperlammz
luli9 itatt.
- Scnry 8Olt BON 5reoerifsbur9
Uerlor lebteu 0onnersta9 ein DertDz
uul1es 9fero. Gr befuno iif nit bent
iel6en altf Dem 8e9e sum Se9rdbniie
bes Srll. Senrp 2alt, als bosIelbe bon
nebcn inn 9ebenoem Bferbe &C.
idlu9en uno beiien Sein 5roeinn( &C.
iuuroe, %iuorauf !9err Sulf ii6
8~cSfumn9cn iab on5iel6e ST tD6ten.
- Geo. &. Suettfer uto @m. Soerz
nan, pclde iid mebrere @o9en in ur-
Iercm County 5u Seiu6 BEL 9~tn9eb5r;g-
EFT unb 6rculocn beIanocn, fcbrten
iuieoer mad ibrer !6eimatb in
9tebrasfa Suriif. y. 5. Sranoburt,
Der cbenialls im icrnen Melten iein
Slid probircu nil, beglcitcte oieielben.
s. M. Morris, Der in 8uncetpn elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Scop nor trgri, mir sa5tn ibr EaRotia,
as fs elm Sino nor, rief ft NOD Gaaesie,
gle fUuree Elm 6riuIttn, unb bidt 81 eafsria,
Ns re 9tRSsg bate, sGb fs i5asB S4Rssia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

6err 9cnrp @udbOls, pOn SlueH5e
oilic, ~erfreute ms geitern nit ieinem
8elu6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
gu berfdufen.

Sas 9aIs init 2 Gotten Der oeritOr.
Denel Srana. 8alsntin. @djeres ertbeiit
aH'er6e'd'netsr g. IS. @ausbunS.
etatlaBoertpalter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Die B~lauUGgel, bic eriten 5rlblin9s-
8pttn, Gabeu bcrcit5 i6r Gri6e'HFn IN
hicii1er @eaen6 9ema9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Serr Gbriitiua 3Oeiel. Don St.GOrls,
itattcte tieie g9o9e ieinen bier ipObnen=
Den Glteru eiucn tur5en 8eiu6 ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Gas g8aiier I'M politii6en aeilel bat
bier bis Jest ned ni6t Den Sieocpsntt
crrCidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

2tnCrtanrtcrmaBcn lit ct. SatobS Gel
bas bette @cilmittcl gc9en n(Ic GuBcre
S6mcricu. G$ IoGtc lit feircm !0nulc
feblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Gomcnz@ lGntel 5um 9%Oitenpre:Ie bel
Y9nl. G6erlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
Neue Nn3eigen.
9anfiaauma.

tiuteaei&uets tablsn F& strsfiGtst allen
9enieuiaen, bic trm Besrdbnift ;brer inn isff
o.Iietten Ga tin uni Watttr, R a a
@eifsr bsippbntsn uub iemit ibr 8eilsib
tt;eist,n, ibrsn bsr,IiafsE Dant aussuiprs-
Den.
Die trauernben Sinterbliebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

IbUnH,ri nui DDS 6ermnnncr 8ulfss
blatt, Die bt tic reutide 3eituu9 III Gas
coHabe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Die County Court uiro ndditen0sOHs
tag III Sibun9 treteH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

S. M. 9iUrris, Der III 8unceton Gin
8ldtt6cn iiir ScmpcrelS u1o @eibcrz
itimmrcdt Gcraussi6t Hto friiber ols
Metbeoilten Srsbi9cr i'll Gbnmuis fun<
sirte, ipur in uori9cr @ude III sconlia,
ipff iid fauoncnupG, mndtc Speftafcl,
5ug cinen Geuuluer, puroc ciltaeiteft
uio bcitrait.- Scst tanlt er uieber 9eiiz
artifcl iibcr bns Cater bes grinfens
iarciben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Die staoipabl finoet an erIten WoH7
taa i'm MUnat 2tprit itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Wosfeubua Deg sdibeH 8ereins
mprgcn I6eno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

@us 1T TaiIiger ais Bdiier. 2ie
Sempereu5ier, oenn iis iiuO iberIllht9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Gie 5agcsldnge betrdSt jeBt II
Stunber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

81 Giuuo 8iO anfee ilr sl.oO
bel IS III. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

5olgcnbc &anre erbieltcn 9elratbss
GrloutnibiGcinc icit nicrem lcbten8c'
ridt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Ibpnnirt auf bas n@ermarncr @plfs>
blatt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

RtHarr Stbrrtru nssb pftsbrr's esstorfs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Entered nj the Post Office at Hermann, MO-, an
admitted tor Il ansnissiOn through the mails .
econd-class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

!OcnyY SIdJt Un0 gSlibclmIre SGHIj
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

De- Il YIuno Giu 9nifcc iir 500
bcI @m. Gbcrlir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

@Orsen abenb S%parfafe.
gdfite ISOLDE County Court.
sUnnta9 iber inuf 8Oden lit SterH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

- 8co. &. BOett6er uno @m. Soer-
man, uclde ii6 mebrere @o9en in ur-
Iercm County 5u Seiu6 BEL 9~tnseb5r;g-
EFT unb 6rculOrn beIouocn, fcbrten
geitern iuieocr nad ibrer !6eimntb in
Nebrasfa 6uriif. y. 5. Sranoburit,
Der cbeniauS im Icrnen Meiten isin
Slid probircu nil, begleitcte oieielben.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-29

In a rcoeniy published Italian book on
the "Ghctio IN Rome" uys the J0rlA
Cwlicls, mention Is made Of the races NJ
one time ran 10y Jews during the carnival.
This iealurc OF The carnival was introduced
by Pope Paul II In tho year li6s, in order
a. adj to the amusement Ut the pDpulace.
Tor their dclvctltion he had prc, ipuly
given the lrtCs tho scmblancc ol pagan
festival, and had introduced NEUROLOGICAL
PROFESSIONS, Ia which thc gods and dcmi-
gods oi Olympus once again entered tho
city where their temples formerly stood.
The Jews wcW Obliged 10 race bali naked
over the Cursn, AM la order TO make their
tack the more difficult, they wcrc EEL some
time prior 10 tho sports on the richest
fu.rl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-29
I.nnI.,lIlr Nv i.lmi,sa E,rr,...

Commencing October - above train
leaves Newport News and Mississippi Val.
Icy Co.'S Mcmphis depot . p. az. daily,
reaching Louisville AN. Cincinnati 2.i9
noon. indianapolis li.lO a. M, Chicbgn o
pm aud Columbus. Cleveland, Tolcdoanl
Detroit. five 10 nine huurs ahead VI other
lines. Gives immediate Louisville conncc-
ton ilr Richmond. old Point. etc. anl
gives quick night trip 20 81, LOUIS Via Full
ton. Returning leaves Louisville at1r.m.,
reaching Memphis Nii am, giving Mem.
phiani lay Ia Louisville with unly one
day irum homc. Pullman buffet sleeping.
clIa between Memphis aud Louisville. Ia
ducnh train leaves 731 am., connecting
direct 40 Fulton lur Cairo. ~ Louis aud
Chicago, giving lho only day train Mem.
pitts 90 ~ LDuis.
City ticket office undor Peabody hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-29
Log Cabin GRANDMOTHER.

An Indiana doctor has recently discovered
In common weed whose medicinal quail
ties have never before been suspected, val
liable remedy for bowel disorders.
There is nothing particularly strange about
this fact.
Nothing.
And yet the very simplicity OF the new
discovery would, with some. seem 10 throw
just doubt upon its power To make IL
one has only TO pour hot water over the
leaves of the plant. In It's preparation no
vast chemical works and appliances are re-
quircd.
Is il to be wondered at since such plainly
prepared remedies are accounted rs OF such
great merit in these days, that such wonder
full results attended our grandmothers,
whose teas aud infusions OF roots and herbs
and balsams, have exertcd 80 great an
influence In the maintenance OF health and
lifc2
Certainly mott
The greatest pieces Of machinery strike MS
most by their exceeding simplicity.
The secret OF the success OF grandmotheTs
remedies was their freshness and simplicity.
Every autumn found the little Log Cabin
abundantly supplied with lrtsa leaves, roots,
herbs and balsams, which were carefully
dried and prepared and laid away for use.
DrcAding Ia call a doctor because Of the OK
H'lNlNflfHN VI lllH lui IlliHf Aiia
mcdiatcly gave attention 20 the disease aud
routed II before il had gained fOothOld.
Tho old Log Cabin grandmother in cnp
and high.tlcked gown, aud perchance be-
specialized In rough silver, her weary feet en-
cased in hun made slips. Is the dear
sweet nurse who rises 10 the view OF many n
man and woman today rs the early years Of
lie pass In retrospect
The secrets Of grandmothcrs medicines
were rapidly being forgotten aud the world
was not growing In the grace Of good health.
10 restore the lost art OF log cabin healing
has been for years the desire Of awell known
philauthrUpisl in whose ancestral line were
eight "goodly physicians of the old style,
men who never saw medical college save In
The woods nor medical diploma except
that inscribed on the faces OF healthy and
long lived patients Much time aud money
was expended In securing the old formula,
which today are put forth as Log Cabin
remedies ---arsnpanlln, hoIs and buchu,
cough aud consumption, and several Others,
by Warner. whose name Is famous and a
standard for medical excellence all over the
globe, These Oldest newest aud best prcpa-
rations have been recognized n, Of such su-
pcr-cNcclloncc That today they can be found
With all leading dealers.
When Col. Ethan Allen wus making
history along our northern frontier durin
the revolution, Cob Seth Warner, the tight
ing sheridan ui that army, who was a skill.
ful natural doctor, used many such RENE
dies, notably like the log Cabin extinct
sHrsaparilla aud cough aud consumption
remedy, among the soldiers with famous
success.
They are noble inheritance which we Of
today may enjoy To tie full. as did our fore
fathers, aud using, reap, ~ did they, the
harvest of a full lie full of days aud fall vi
usefulness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-29

christian apologies. Don't you or your
lawyer talk TO us about the physical basis
OF morals. Don't try to tell US that you
were born thief and there was no power
on earth or in heaven to change your
Don't tell us that conscience and a
moral sense are pure questions ofhumili-
ty and education. II won't do. We are
good and you are bad, and what would be
our reward for being good ii we could but
gloat over such as you are? For you are
free moral agent you dirty little scoun.
drel, and don't you ever dare to forget it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-29

Flcas are possessed OF great strength.
Mounol tells OF a mechanic who made a
gold chain as long rs his finger that flea
dragged after him, and golden chariot,
which ho drew after him also. Binglcy
writes Of matchmaker IN the Strand who
Ind an ivory iour-whcolcd chaisc, with
coachman on ia box, drawn by a lea.
The same man aitcrward made carriage,
with SIX horses, coachmun, four persons
inside. two lootmcn behind aud a postil-
lion on Que oi the horses, all OF which was
drawn by a single flea. l.a,riclla mentions
a flea which dragged silver cannon 81
tWenty.iour times is own weight, mounted
on wheels aud showed no fears when il
was charged with gunpowdcr aud fired OF.
Rene says lac s.lw three ilens drawing
tiny omnibus, that pair drew chariot,
aud that q brass cannon was dragged by u
single foa.
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riusi feeling. avn hali1fhc paIns iu various
iaHs ~ ihr ialr sinking NJ thc pi Of 10, siumhrh,
ice 90 HrfHufn, irIutifhurss, UiWr'H uf lIH arc
OBJ positive evidence uI Iusnurl hlnul hu mot
urtHr mIIrl g. rruIuto f"nflaluuf ur sYphlluc
lgisuu. eI'l under positive guarantees. II. },
IrI..Ur fIIH.IaI
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M. nc,Irnr, nfrIn,nr

And thc efficacy Of IT, action have rendered
the famous california liquid fruit, remedy,
Syrup offiw immensely popular II Clean.
'cs and Tones up the clowgd aud frycrsh
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Tor AnIr

Two car loads of good Texas Honcs and
Mares Tor sale cheap Call on
J. A. TuuVAur,
Forrest Stable. 81 Monroe street.
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pam from indigestion. dyspepsia, and TOO
hearty eating. Is relieved nj once By taking
one ~ Carriers Little Liver Pills immediately
alter dinner. Don't FORGET this.
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orEnA glasses, our own importation, Of
Hughes q lihller'A. $50 Main street.
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- nrNovrn nv rus usE % CoCoAivE
And Il stimulates aud ppmo,cs the growth
Of the hair.
Bunous Flayorins extracts arc the
bgal
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MuS J. II. SLArrR, teacher Of German,
Gayoso hotel. AZ home from toa
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Justice Lawrence, Of the supreme court
Of New York, hus handed down q decision
sustaining the will Of Samuel ]. Tildcn.
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Insurance company, No. ~ Madison street.
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uorsiord'- Acid Phosphate.
beware of limitations.
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RAD IlrADS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-07-21
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

poo,sns ahsad Poet -"Did Won
cet my poem ?" Editor "Yes. sir,
and it's regular hog-wash." Poet.
"Wer, why don't you take a bath in
il Torn Topics.
1t Is astonishing how pretty the
bomelicst Girl YOU have never seen can
look when she is softly talking non
sense to You through the telephone.
SomcrrHie journal.
--Mistress-"If YOU break another
dish. | will take it out of your months
wacos." Btidret-"Well, mum, il yez
can collect il from yerself, it's more
nor kin do."-Grtp.
Nothing bothers modest but
hungry old hen so much as when she
has made hearty breakfast of an old
sboa l.ca IN find the Unfortunate shoe
stir NJ the end Of It.
,roa,cal nrofassor ITO student>-
.Jr a cose which Won find difficult TO
aiarnoso corr.c,lv what il the proper
course IN takep "Student-.L Look wise
and saw nothing. ."-Epoch.
No,hor ..Ard the sernent as a
n,,rishmort for temn,,nc Eve was
maan 20 crawl ,Ix,be rest Of his life"
pah,,. evil mcmmo how did be
no, alorr beforep"- yits
,rn ,,a..,..,, :,,,,,,o. ., chic
'o a.,' eo,aa.h;n, ma o,oht 10
. o'' 49,, a,n ,.amarLad Mr. Sn.ogs
" 80. i, ,a,I;ad N,s Sno11s
w. .aa - ,va a,,rn ea,,s,os and nnblic
.,,oa, lou o'' anS ~ ,hon ,horo ara The ah-
S'''oo',' '' 'no -, ~ n.'isaan p;naI,,.a,
pD.n,'3,,, ,'D' .,,", TJo,,.,nh
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-fuhhy man i'.'ie oosu . "p.'
what does inc senate 40 WIN .rea,- .,
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Anecdote of Prof. Agassiz.

DR.. Thomas Hill, ex-president of
Harvard College, relates that one
evening while walking toward the lee
ture hall at Walton, where Prof.
Agassiz was to speak, the great nat
uralist said to him: What prepare
ton do you think I've made for this
lecturer DR.. Hill intimated that the
nature of the lecture to be given must
have required good deal of study.
NO" said Agassiz, II have not stud
led my subject at ALL have simply
been trying for the last three hours to
learn some of your English words and
terms sol can speak them huently.'
On another occasion they were in DR..
Hills study, and that gentleman
showed Agassiz large case in which
were drawings Of fifty specimens oI
insects. His attention seemed fixed
upon one insect in particular. This
insect, although an inch and a-quartel
long, had very short wings, and that
was the fact that Agassiz had discov'
cred. After long time he looked W
and said: "Mr. Hill, you've spoiled
my lecture for this evening"" "WhyP
"Oh, can't see how that insect car
| fly with such short wings, and can
help thinking about it."--Bosto,
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