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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20
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Nerpem 9eilmittel

sibt BEN BIute neue eebenstrdfte. So BELT aue rns
teselmdbigfeiteu I'M Nerrenlpften. RS-9tlft, mo allies
&ubere perfetIt unb erfrilHt @eif unb 4brper. 6eilt
99spepia, pber baS @elb rirb SurldSeseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

Das einsise betannte MitteI far epileptii&e Nnfdae. O
GbenfD fir GpnSulTpnen unb Gantrantbeit. @erpbf
G@wdde pirb 5cfprt sebefert unb sebetlt. @e!nis
taS 8lut nnb bef@leuuigt heGeu GirfuIdtipn. @erhtn:
bert bic nriaaen Der 6rdntbeiten. oeilt sefdhrlta'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
Aa.isste siesb....

Are you disturbed ~ night and broken
81 y"uf rect by siek eaild suierna aud
crying vita pai0 Of eating teelbf LEO,
srusi a oue- aui sci bottle 81 Mrs. Win
sioss > oiaius Syrap Tor childreu teeth
iag Il carrs Jgsenlery. diarrhoea, reeu.
isies tue stpmaoh aud bogeis, cures wind
ollr. saltens the gnms, reduces inhama
ilnn, and gives tone aud energy TO the
whole system Mrs Winslaxs Soc hing
syrup tor Chlllfeu rse.hipg is pleasant
"a The taste and is the prescription Of one
~ the Oldest and hest female physicians
ani nntsFs ia tho Uritta States. aud il for
sale by al druggists throagh oui the world
Price. % cents hn,ile
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
Merit Wing.

We desire - say to our citizens, that fol
years We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption DR.. King.
New Life Pills, Bucklens Arnica salye
aud Electric Bitters, and have never band
ied Remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
no hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and We stand ready TO refund the pur
chase price. II satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on tbej,
merit J. N HARD druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure q
return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from Gus advertised
druggist bottle OF DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption 1t is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used
Tor any affection OF throat, lungs or chest
such as consumption. milan malion of
lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoopipe
cough, Group. ETC., etc 1t is pleasant aud
agreeable to taste. perfectly safe. aud can
always be depended upon. T,ial bottle
free at j. N.HARDs drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
sttLisH sEw DRsss vABa,,sAr
rnEAN.s

rnEAN's
"syersshy ssrrss ths prod asts of 9th.
"ss-pisPiay rheie~ colo, and
grads he prices sosset
be sqas led.
Two hundred pieces Of the bes. mai,
OF extra fiae and EXTRA vide Scotch Chan.
bray 10 select styles Tor children misc,
and isdies, are sold hy wm II Fra, %,
10 c'n's yard. He guarantees them
equal TO any three shilling good. in n,
market
sisy eight pieces Of donble.fod pu,.
siik I'll Wool yene'isn Melapge. 10 p.v
aud pretty effects, aud marked 81 csp,s +.
yard, worth siIiy cut.
Double-iold sil..o,.i Di.sou.i W,r, IL
o~isr, lac aud mod "a. les. carried f,,n,
isst ''ssub; are reduced frsn e5 nea,. 4.
~ c"eis yard. Eisht Yards MAX. !.
lnh dfe's pattern soI all cost yoa bo,
s2s2 ~ ~
Forty p'sc-s u doabl. fold 70 cen, al
sool Black sar.h are sold a, slso ~,
niue Yards
sii'y pire-s 4 ~ n-hi i.es .,,ins
ffeeeh Zrpt,f 6iugh.n ia ID. ebo,ce.,
sasie' ar ga aLsi-s by a.rl,ps ,L.m
~ cssi. ,sri
tail A.rrh ios wm. II Pres, .,ll
soil 1'se 's'i. OF isu .hiitias ssis- w.p.
e'aes h~afisii. Ciota. fr ss7s Bat
ese drr.- ssnt 10 zach Customer
ira ,afis Of doahis.iS.i .ll 900! biseL |
Pssan. c'oib. .Lieh cost. IS cent. 10
import, .'li bs SEQ, 10 yoas sadre.. upo,
fsetip' Of ~ 10, TITS Is .pieedii t.brie
1ad oSe which e.ey lady siii spprec,.
IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

Der druggists keep Tor sale Halle ye.-
ssshie sieillsn Hair Bsoeser. the beet
preparation ever made tar restoring the
vitality aHi eolar u The ha!t
A f~Eastksbly bsBdsome ~oms1 Is said
TO be The moving spirit 10 phiasthfopi
eel movemeI: 10 hassis 70 supply t..
poor Of that constry with Dr. Ball's cossb
syfap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
SAT- News

The gatstiuu ~ estsliitsbisg 3 Ia
treisL, expires. item vrtmout a. ih~ 10 -
afacinri8g ocnirrs q Se@ Ebsisad 4
9 .siiaied.
10 chronic aud stubborn esses u nvu
islss. govt. snI ihsumtlism 49, Sslss
iion OH IL is the greatest lsil.i-siroyei
OF The sgr. Price only Is enit.
fhs constantly iaere..lis popularity u
d.. Ban's Dsbr syrap i. sasfani.. 4
IL usefniucs. for ehi.Jfri saif.tiag from
diatti or % ,lys~Dttt
AIR. 4. N. liisssil Of saorrh4n sjli sfga
~ bead ~ Mrrians. almost eulif " frra
bis ua0 4 ck. 10 Barnos A,rrs pB toe
sieamrr lrsviae New York on May <
| Affections ~ The stom,eh aud . ,s.ls.
are srceedineiy ,ronbiescme and Ia ger
Gus A few doses of LsIsdor All ii most
oases give promp, relief and Il e. care
An dfu tsists reeuaiueud l.. %
The New York. Rutland an Montreal
'siir"aI is nos advertised te i sold at
bennington May rhis is al 10 be u
i6'h time tGat the sale has been postpone
ell
TIE fsvorlte wishing compound 81 tie |
DAY is JAMES PYLES PEARLlyE. Ii |
el '"nser fabric without inlnry aud pi.h
ont The l.bonous seubbios necessary stb
Ordinary soap. For sale by grocsIs.
Hon. George Hsmmund OF Mlddleburr
Is buying horses Tor .npor, t. Baeuos
Ayrcs, aud viii SSH on the March steamer
Just bow many and veat animals he has
purchased is not stated
Let quality. not quantity, be the ties; Of
= medicine, Ayers Sirsnparllla is the
concentrated extract uf tue best aud pur
st ingredients. Medical men everywhere
recommend il ss the surest aud most
economical blood medicine in the market
L NJ. Deals tale quarry on the summit
II Haz.n's notch near Montgomery, has
zee worked to some extent the past sea
on, aud some rs to 100 tons have been .
Town out and hauled to The grist mill to
o ground and bUlted.
The great majority OF so called cough l.
nres do little more than impair the di.
estive functions and create bile. Ayers 4,
berry Pectoral, on the contrary, whlle it al
ares the cough, does not interfere with OF
10 function OF either stomach or liver
L. /. s., the welt known trotter. which
as reported sold to English parties at
1000. is still the property of Truman +.
Teet OF Hoosick Mr. Sweet was offered "a
!. 200 for i. T, s. by English parties but
fused to sell for less than $40, 900 and
'gotitations ended
Martin Murray Of SALISBURY has ouita -
curiosity he ploughed up last spring on
land. 1t Is formidable knife that =
Indian would have rejoiced
own In the long ago. or the bear hunt
OF Salisbury at later period would
We found very handy in engaging bruin I
close quarters. 1t is from all appear
ces quite old and OF different make from ma
ives now 10 use
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

Nathan Blttum. one Of thr most respect
cii'z'ns OF Shaltsbury. died on Tuesday
evehiua last. he hal yearly ashrl bis
si1ty'sec 'ud year Mr. Botium Il I'm red
to family long resilient 10 toe tosaa ard
identified prominently wih its history
III, father was the late Judge Nabsn II.
Bottnm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

fHs~n pie aagltetioa ~ 'sAwAYNGs osNF
akeF sthea a. latfaaal nae1seiae wli ca,s
say eaee 81 Testgs, SAs HAsau. alag 4trgn
faes. itoh, a9fes f,mplos Ecxama, all seals.
sag tsla tFqs tas, n3 mattef haw ohstlaste
uRfsR ttsttiaux IA 10 pNeas eHecttes aud
casts sal AEllGa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
WRIST ARLINGTON,

School In district No. o taught III,
last two terms by Miss Alta Walker. clos
cd Feb. 10th. Miss Walker accom- panied
Miss Amy Buck to Csstleton to attend ths
State Normal School. Both are CONSIDER.
ed fine scholars.
AsMr. and Mrs. Clinton Hard we're nm,
riding last week, s..runaway horse over.
'ook them and a. be dashed by jumped
party INTO their sleigh hitting Mrs. Hard
10 such amsnner IS to throw her off tho
seat She escaped With some bruises and a
severe shock, which can,ed her to uucon.
seious sometime. They feel that ihey mar
'oS'y escaped serions IL no, fatal Injuries
David Law. su old resident died
Feb 10Th aged 76. Mr.. Law was Chris
tisn aud remarkably c1nstan. attendan,
OF The Y l.. church Of which he had beam
me.nhcr ,ipce his youth. He leave, an
es'imable wife whose maiIsn name VA.
Cornelia Thompson Of Jackson, Washing.
'on 70 HIS only living child wife OF En-
sheriff Marshall Of Salem. N. Y Mr.
Laws dwelling house stood in The town NJ
'aiem' Fart Of bis cutbuildings. aud part
% bis iarm we're 10 West Arlington. His
'aneral vas largely attended from both
owns and some adjoining oncs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
49, rll..l nra,ns o..

AfsFtaNA Ma,anns lais0ss iieAine aud
~ Eisxs mast - arht, sqiss b srfAleEinr
u tiaMta a. canilaah tam afs tufra, stieh uitss.
bleed fua niaRfale, traatalnF fafy tafe.
saaast1s oiNHMRSr s,aea iht itetiaR ADD histd.
iK bgsis atfsfAiiisl 4a "a "a - 10 80 t. moves
~ snH2A"s A. agNisss 81 ~ msa t.r aae.
" aealus q soa tblaeeipAi..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

Special iines 81 rr@Kn and suite Hilk.
Lasifs MoLsif Possea tat hsiial csotia Z
sad graduating essiaaes send ft sssa.
ries 10
fExsAs IEor baaAkn.
Troy, n, u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
WANTED,

ioabg men o. " men 10 soiieit Must be Of
gooi audfess, come well =. recommended deno.i,
Ten dollars for ssmpits and give .,curitr ~,
goods shipped, tslary sixty dollars per month.
THE ROSS PUBLISHING HolIsY
ALBAsr, NV YolK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

Mas. iesss ceurch u Chsstis Fsli.
: ohsa ~ tisilias bc' trissd. Mr. Fred n
rhsips
There sss rfv pisssssi seadibs
a q. A u ball 90 Saturday treaiss Tb'
ball .ss dupcd wah tue ,isfs and stripe.
and ss arch Of essfsrss VAS tssttfally
.sspssded 0ra The plsiirm. Al .isLi
clock compsuy 81 The Po.i sai Relief
ogps escorted 10 The platform MI Jehs
Fisher sad Mu Mary Bssshelaer uao
we're ssieliy made one b, Rev. Mr.
Prsii ssslsisd by Rev. Mr.. Hs.dlsy. A
bssnufai supper sas sr'sei after which
spprpP,isie traarss ~sip m.a- ~ {. u
Kent sEd Mr. Hv.di,t The ~. "a IRE
.eni' - to- lsbg I,r our ,t.c~ IL lsseial.
81 Ckiss tea 1T SD .sY.r bausr din
r.'ss The casss SUI ispnse from The
Fo.t
A large Aad,rucr sssr d. pled at ibe
church iv,i saudsy 20 ipieu 10 ,br clos
ins sermon Il II y. M, H.sdley. -hich
ss faithful l..itsie5 asi eloquent. and
sac appreciated by l4igs numbrr 81
Threads Tbs Choir sas cum posed OF isw /
ladies snd senil, inea sLo lave suug with 4
hin 10. past isfe~ weeks, std they ssus
from the nes i.olks entitled Hymn. New
snd oid" hn- q u, Lepl pre.iied .,
the oresa, slile Nn,. ksai (aur regular
otganisi) sre.'n,psuiei aiil tue yioiiUe.lo
aud Ciiiioa k~ni -iiL ihr violin. fhe
music ~as etceiient SUI duly appre
cisird Msrtinss srv held this week on
In'sd.y "Wednesday sod Friday evenings
SUNDERLAND
Mary Gregory, Clarence Cu,t,. and
some Others have beea qaiss III st.h mes
sles.
WIN. Hicks has been on ihg .ics li,t
sie ! nwb,r ifm this place ~.
'rndsd tue cubeen at .he close Of The sing =
ns school at Salisbury.
AnLlsorCs
-Afthur Z. s,esart /, i .,ae from the
Burlington Meaic.i c,ll-se =
The Board OF Cl'iI Authority for the
own met al tow L.li un Tuesday to aa :,
nss and settle ail cai,p, against toe town A
d. the year. !
The New England supper which was u
cid IN town hali 90 Wednesday evening
as social rs well ~ q insncisl success.
bout goo was realized. There were many =,
cry sneieus costumes and all we're made es
look rs aniiquated as possible. The 70
sii was ,asiefully decorated. Impromptu 40
'ncng was INDUCED IN aod tue occasion
emed one Of rare enjoyment TO all.
EAST ARLINGTON. a..
--Mereury Sunday morning "a below sol
70. bl
Perry Juison was at home be
or Sunday. :
AIR Graves who has been III for some eul
ae Is convalescinR ges
Miss Flora Goolenoush has returned on
me from Fitchburg Mass. cur
"A humber Of our young people sur 40
sed Mr.. John Coulter's family 10 Cen
SALISBURY Monday evening and enjoy. was
good time. $40
Pon, Sw,
-four young men and one young lady a.
70 received to the communion of the -.
nsregsiionsi church on profession Of 49,.
% last Sunday and there are others to 70
oS. N
Charles Eddy. Agsis Eddy and Net. ~.
Webb, we'll known young people OF so.,
village returning from concert in 10 .
'itsbury one night recently. we're struck A..
Kent crossing BY the mid might e1pres, !. >,
no. The cutter was entirely demolisb. ;, :
The horse injured and harness DESTROY No,
bns strange to say tho occupants OF tbs kn;,
Oh we're unhnrt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

are Ssuaaiei 70 enre coasiipa'iou. Bill
casatss, sui siok II a1anile snsll ana
easy 70 take Tty lhrm only 10 cents 81
dtsgeisis. % sepd asgaFs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
OUT OF THE OLD INFO TIE yEw

s"s' OF 'hsfthsnd asd Typ.-writins
ists shish*c q iis Nv isUilaine G0IfFGe
ra>Ach -. - I'D ~ North Pearl i. - 49,
- - - 70 bssihsn edneGtios 10
s@|f thsha. lFptsfstsns. PgsefscAi Epgl,,h srT
= 90 fsninssship d.psnmsEts, Nth Qrmr...
NC dfiAs, Hhsn desired. foung tDeu MA ~.
asa wspsfed for brsnsss. Asry s,.I,f' !,
rahs. sew eaLA4ogres snd = ecnrns 81
cAkHAET. Altssr NY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
Gotng \ affh.

kls1HEsfEh--ltt "a. taa asa. iar nj
rAsr b9tsrT 70 N I.As.aG.TE tR
AaIAksn9N -Ha IHGw ais. esiEx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28
LsDarturc Q. Passenger Trains
Gstsg ssu,l,

EascBk1Tg. fiiss HATS iIiir.s
yANT E0EsIg -easlN noe gsil.t.w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-28

Miss Cary 81 Sonh6sld. aisa., {. .
eassi u The psrsossee
DIT hlocam 81 Hartford, n. Y. 4,
spending fev ds,s 10 iown.
-jSaa 0rsy q sehenectsdsy, n, Y.
spen, snndsy siib Aisssos Gray.
IN. e Phelps efiAbilsps. IA, 10 stop
psas sish has brother. q W. Pheipa
m. G. Phslps al Rslissa. Who b.,
bess ~ .. hss bone 10 Dofse, 10 reocpss.
ale.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

The City of Mexico Herald is advocating tn.
exclusion of cattle imported from the Unite,
States. Mexican cattle raisers, it says, canno
compete with American.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24
IN alarming epidemic OF typhoid feyer is re
,nltnl nt AIIan.,., " VI

IN alarming epidemic of typhoid fever is re
ported 1t Aurora, w. Va.
1t is expected that Mexico will grant the con
ces,ion asked for by the colored men from the
south. and that ut least 10000 negroes will
leave Texas and begin the raising of cotton in
Mexico.
The Canadians are greatly agitated over an
order received from England calling for few
simple statistics. which distorted imaginations
twist ntoa hint that war with somebody is i'm
minent.
Edmund Yates the friend of the late Wilkie
Colln>,i> authority for the statement that he
was accustomed to taking more audanum than
would have sufced to Kill a ships crew or a
company of soldiers.
The Empress and members of the arstocracy
OF Japan have given up adopting the Western
STYLES of dress for women. The Partisan mod.
els did not please. and the historic costumes
viii be Worn exclusively.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

st. Paul, Mimi, is to have an ice palace this
winter. The City Council will be asked to ap-
propriate $4,000 and the citizens will raise
100000 for the purpose.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24
The EngiGeer

Of the Wakefield, Mass, Rattan Works, G. n,
Young, says: In all cases of biliousness accom-
panied with those terrible sick headaches ] have
found no other medicine that seems to take hold
and do the good that your Sulphur Bitters does II
is the best family medicine made 2wl2
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

anAie'ies OF the pushing and hustlng age in which
We iva, and which finally ended in the dread pare
sis. Insanity and sudden death
Men without number are strain,Eg their brains
AMI nervous systems in the mad race after fortune
an! fame, and eNhauS;iEs their nervous and ph,Sl
cal energies, until sleepless nights falling powers
complete nervous exhaustion, paralysis, insanity.
OF death must be the inevitable end unless help
from some source is received.
Thousands Of women are oyerWorked. exhaust.
ed, "orn out in nerve force ard power until they
feel tired all the time Clerks, students, mechanics
and laborer-, from close confinement, long hours,
strain upon the nerN dissipation or other causes
are losing their vitality, and becoming nervous
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24


tina badt
wake tired and unrcehed;
row apo, unrcr ,nrcT
II he them l. the II afni.
rnerve flren rand
los dyIgoto
precisely VIVA DR.
o aburd-
nal in hewo
4u Suffer from Nervousness Do lot Neglect your Longer
Read 10"
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

don't t}5Ach one Of YOU; stand till you fall, :
ihe lip than said this nos lie silent AMI cola,
iIow j. i: Was ha then. the hrayust Of ali;
I)la biz comrades respond - d mandate q
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

County Of Waldo ~. Court of Insolvency.
In the ease IF WAYLAND KNOWLTON, ln.oI
vent Debtor.
no the Hon. Geo. +. johnson, Judge of Probate
L and Insolvency in and for said County Re
spectfully represents WaylaEd knowItou, the in
solvent h&t bis family himself and wife, and four
children, the youngest four years old, all Of whom
are dependent on him for support; that the assets
belonging to said estate will probably amount to
the sum of three thousand dollars. Wherefore he
prays that such sum may be allowed to him out of
his estate for the necessary support OF himself and
family, as to your honor shall appear just amt
proper. WAILAND kNOWITDN,
lnsOlycut Debtor.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24
Entertainments in Washington.


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/ -: i'''if l''''''e -t'F lil'iii p" u! l'"ci :
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4 '-H ''':.Nl al" ~ u liePAF"tI9n>' - Il mere
l-,. !, " f'1o"-H " >GAd td1 >l,,,- "i1!-
\ W.. i'''t - "" " y" l.hi Le'It ny "'''-
- 495i"' ~. WI! az, 9'"t~i III 7'i. "!9 T.
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&c = lisH WY So"l'.t iieiItE IVY 7chl.e-
,.t."l ''l'H ~ .ttlIir II-i'-'
~ ''l- :t"'!t ~ y 'l,'>S ol lHaPltH LiL
io4 -, 'u-"H!:1 ana >ihai >luhieu PAINS ana
;:,i H. =: IN, iLi."-G M'It IoM> 81 G',5 y
- '.I HiH7 ua'GI eV'oIed sh'Ies- reward
Lg y.'''.1 t ,i H-nt> "er4 lh1tT water my
Greens AND twiukm- lights was a broad eand
Of ruby plush, it, edges bound with garland
for circular Iouquet~ Of White rose. anI nat
basket. al ffGits. On tha corners vrrr' .ynI-
ooIfai structures eHio9lHti-o OF Americ9h way :
a,,, li'g'i!,i ~, " a. .h5 hHnhsT liih N"hG-
with Iate-e-toie--ra-. Another hal a gilde'i
Eotselnan. well mounted. whose >ttvd pr.ncel
over tie roof Of spun -u-ar fortress. y cal
line r.'ir,rnfin. II - strtin'. M n,,r n,,it
compIetad the series 5Ir Walker Niaina NIT
tho ti,i,ii;i9r r,,i.i, f. the t'l,ln .,.j iI..si
iue .atI'' 9:rTei1fE h,ame Aad Councillor
~ - III II ga! !tlt l'1i4H was
>tl'o'1l III Il room ''|J 'liilhG' ana dl>toufSed
! ,i,, Inr,x.. rr,r,rrt,,> ia rim ,.t.,.f>,.
E5I,,-irs
Visit Of The knights Te!npar to Washington
/ Ta> the reception Dy Mr>. John a. Logan ut
her home. calumet place Gen. Logan was 4
i ,. t '.'i'i 10" 'li ViLlii';,ii'it.! 81
i,I>;+~f;,',, H. t;o na.,,,,.,t ~ hii i, = ~
.i, Lri IN ~o,,,,,l'i',.t ;,ito,+ !, H.
ORDER, and e1ptciMiy IN ths meeting, Mr.; 10
| gail arranged 10 do what >he thought the Gen
GTa! Woua nave wished 70 DO II MS HE had
door, of her house 10 the Visiting knight, and
i5iu Milh the ladies of the city in extending 10
the,h ho,pitable greetm. 10 the capital cty.
r,5i Nh, ~ ~ ,G liGU>G a. cih,oia.eI! aCt-
f.t,,ra '''' n'iiia','[ u' tiie 1
'rrnn M ~ ~ - ,nI HouSe Ii'N
Ni9 ~; ~ HIN ~ Seii,G Hehtl ~
|Ee4 was novel anu elegant. AT each corner
OF the house, some distance from the ground.
Wa suspended mas II handsome Chinese
lanterns IN ing FORM Of 4 paSoda, Which reyoiN-
clusters OF soft c0!oral I.ht> were points from
which Tie eve wa, directed to the other feat
ares. Every door ami window on all side, of
the house were ittcI with frames. Fastened
- .ii, -i.iieS Meiu nt@vho'j, rom Wnicn III
nri.t n.f,mna ~ r ~ LIZ
of ,si.tI Of ,ino -, 'i',i Mn ~
f tl ,t ~ ~ G,' - any .nc M ~
ana pleasing. Cups OF novel designs and of
soIt' peautlluI cOlors Were used IN connection
win the iahtefhs Another new feature was
the use of numerous geiatnc buckets, which
lawn, resembling fairy light.. and giving a
pleasing effect TO the entire scene. There were
| a GOOD many Chinese lanterns used. eSnecialIy
in forming The arches which span the entrance
| buckets used. All the streets approachinet the
| nOusc, a. well a the house and grounds, were
| Hooded with light from ten calcium lights.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24
Skins on Fire

Ag07iIlns. itching, baraiaG. ana bleeding Eczema
IN It's aur>i stages. / raa >9Fe from head 10
feet. Hair gone. DnCtGF> and hospitals fail.
Tried everything. Cared by the CutiCura Rene
dies fer 81.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24
CHICAGO and CINCINNATI

Train, to Iaave Boston alta. IN. every day
in the year, commencing Got. 9TH, cqap-
ped by the Wagner Palace Car Co. with
the NEST elegant and paiatiaI Buffet Fssti-
buied Sleeping Cars ever before run in
New England.
These Palaces on Wheels specially
assigned to this sesYoo, are mounted on
So inch steel wheels LIGHTED 8Y GAS,
have EiEcT5!9 Bells, HOT AND COLD
W2Taa n tile lAVAToaY, large TciLsT
ROOMS ~ith HOWARD CLOSETS, have
SUPPLEMENTARY CURTAINS, are YES
TiByLED ana have elegant Bullets, sub
staatiaiy equipped ard stocked.
Leaving Belfast at 2 SO p. N. you viii ar
rive in Cincinnati at 7.45 ana in Chicago
at SO the second morning.
No excess fare CHARGED. iw45
4. s ifANoUA;, Gen Pass Agent
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

s r 94 4 diseases Temple Place.
The Republican journal., 1889-10-24

Samuel Fessenden, of Connecticut, who was
injured by misstep on Hamilton Disston'>
yacht at Cape May some time ago, is so far re-
covered as to visit his office daily
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-22
Marriage Nor a Failure.
A New View of this great Question which
shows how Ladies may retain the
Love of their Husbands.

Nowoman who is unattractlve in person. mind
or disposition can hope to interest or hold men
Bad complexion dull eyes, a listless nature never
did or can attract mankind On the other hand
how many women with clear skin, beneath which
the blood can be seen throbbng with health
bright eyes and life and animation in every move
ment, make the world blessing to their husbands
brothers, lovers or friends. The secre Of clear
skin, bright eyes and animation Is good circula-
ton of the hood. When the blood is slow the
person is stupid. Keep the blood moving. Bat
how There is eut way and that is to help
Nature By gentle stimulant.
Exercise is splendid ctimnlsnt but it is almost
mpossb bic for ladies 10 take the ind OF exercise
thst viii produce health an beauty. But the
blood must be kept moving, ami the dircover'
which has done more to add health aud beauty
than any other know cause is Duffy's Pure Malt
Nhtskey. This great remedy stimulates hsd m
hy. IL Is not an intoxic~nt Thousands of
women who were once tired. depressed and dis
couraged are now in perfe I health AID beaury
entirely through its use. Many prominent tenn
perance ladies haN given il their hearty endOrs e.
IN mt and clergym II and priests in every prom-
nent city use and recommend il. Great care
s"ould be shown in buyin only the Cunine for
no bottled whiskey has the wonderful Qualities
wtic' are posse sed by nuffy's
When ladies are k pit bright and attractive ard
husbands are COnsiderate aud kind few marriages
will be failures