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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
TOO MUCH FoR DUrcRY.
AN EARLY VICTIM or THE NEXT GREAT MARCH.
BIIZzARD

An EARLY VICTIM OF THE NEXT GREAT MARCH
blizzard.
last Monday morning a German who kcops lager
beer saloon only few Squares from tho Bridge on
trance had got things opsned for the days business
when a man came In and said;
Hello, Dutchy, spose wen have March blizzard
THIS year,
@Yah, dol might 20 so,' replied Dutchy.
Ten minutes later another man dropped in 10 get
a glass OF beer.
@Think wen have March blizzard this spring,
Dutchy ~ he asked.
"Mebby we might hat dot plzzard-f don't know
for sureo answered tho honest German as he rnsed
out the glass
Pretty soon two men came IN and after talking
about the weather few minutes Of them said :
@Pm looking for another March biizzard-what do
you think about IT, Duichy?"
@Yah, plnk We haf him maypc, doan know"
he admitted
little after policeman dropped in to get warm.
"They say you're weather prophet, Dutchy-aro
We going to have another March blizzard THIS yeari"
OF doan know holdings 'bont dose March plizzards
but we might haf lam again.
An agent for a bfewory oauo 10 next and after
drinking two glasses OF beer remarked
Dutchy do you look for March blizzard this
81 dosn look for poddlpgs--I Jess sells my peer
and minds my own pzness.S
Then a truck drivet came in after a cigar
nuichy,' said hes are you looking much for
u saws doan Iook for holdings An 7 wants IS
for dom blizzard fools to keep my place ondt arety
for glass OF Rhine vine He was slipping Il slowly
when he said:
This Is quite wktry-do you suppose we will
have another March blizzard this ycarIs
CIT you oudt Of my place right away quoeckl
! hears aboudt dose March plzzarlsl March pz
yards TN / feels sick like dose dogs alrlfty Lef
my place and doan talk to me bout dose March
pllzzards no more ~
The stranger retreated Fifteen minutes later a
thirsty Broolyn man approached tho door but found
"shut op TIL dose March plzzards pl0ws oner'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
WoMAY's ENCOUNTER WITH WILDCATS
Mandan (Dakl dispatch % The Chicago Herald.

On farm ten miles west OF here lives Charles Cas-
perOne with his family, consisting OF wife and two
little boys. On saturday Mr. Caspedone came 70
Nandan 10 sell some stock and remained here visiting
friends Sunday, at midnight, tho Caspcrdone hen
roost was visited by wildcats When tho wife heard
the noise she bounded out OF bed grasped AK and
sailed forth IA scant attire Rushing IN at the door
Of the hennery she encountered a. wildcat, which
spfang at her catching OF ~ claws I'm her left
arm decorating 70 terribly Pushing the animal away
she struck II blow which wondered Z UNCONSCIOUS:
Another Of the cats sprAng at her. selling the calf OF
her right leg and cutting ~ severely with his teeth.
The poor woman aimed . blow at the bsast, which
into she wo0da Tho third cat, which had been
eronching in corner, then sprang upon tho plncky
little woman getting It's teeth entangled tn her cloth
Ing and tearing II almost from her body. She sue.
cecded In pushing the Infatuated animal from her,
and as II sprang al her throat the second tlmo she
dealt II blow over tho right car, which ended ITS
career. Mrs. Casperdone was 80 overcome that sho
ieD IN a faint, and carried into the house Dy a
ncighbor, who had been summoned by one OF the
boys. She is stin suffering from her wounds, Dut
VIII recover unless blood poisoning sets In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
rHE RAY 30 HIs HEARr.
From The Youths Companion.

"1''E ITO IUWNII y AUHIVhlIUI1s
Tho Miniature OF many men win vanish N the
presence Of their fayote dishes the dinner table,
TACT thai bias given rise 10 the old saying that inc way
10 mans heart ls through his stomach.
The writer once boarded with irritable elderly
man who gave Ianghabe illustrations Of the the truth
OF this adage When things bad gone wrong with tho
cnolee old gentleman hs wife would syly say 10 ner
daughter who assisted In the cooking -,
"We'd better have apple dumpn's to-day Sarah,
your pc Is out If speeTfts. / intended having a
pope, but he don't much for that, ana yon hno"
how fond be is Of dumpliD's.T
When the dumpIsn'sv appeared tho Ola gentiemshs
wrath you'd speedily vanish
pending storm and keep II for breakfast by appear
Ing with plate OF doughnnts pie SAYING;
Here pa, You'd better eat this nobody else wants
II and its Just sittln' round In the way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
r1rEs ANp WOLVES.
Erom Notes and ouorI

1.yher visiting friend last summer he called my
attenfon 10 q curious plan for preventing lhe pague
of es In hts house. The upper sash OF guy pi snp
tbere WIS suspended outside piece OF common hsh-
ine.net NV friend told me that not ny wouid VEN
IFS ~ o.s2 tbtnucb i He has watched for an hour
~ lime ana seen swsrms ay 70 within few inches
Of The not, and then, after buzzing about Tor htto
@ 40 ,ha,e was thorough light-that Is, another
Window In the opposite wall Though the day was
,ne NV visit though elsewhere in the town they were
10 he seen IN abundance suppose they imaglne tho
net 10 BIO spiders weo' or some other 'r@p n"nuo'
Tor their destruction. ...p. A.. ~,
i0r Ny friend mentioned ne cous scs Sst aD suss
no Wulssg ,,,nent are utilizing this valuable discovery
a ana already clearing districts OF the country from
these bguos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27

good Teutonic, but in Partisan phrases, which the
majority of the people do not understand A
prize was offered a short time ago for the best
production of German bill of fare. and was won
by simple innkeeper in the town Of Arnstsdt, in
Thuringa.
The Society for the Publication of the Lam
guage' has now had kitchen dictionary
printed, and hns sent copies TO all hotels and
restaurants throughout the country. The effort
will be made TO eradicate French entirely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27

sens 20 put himself forward as canoidate' Inc
object of this Is 10 detAch the Panamaiss from
the General, who has taken up their cause, on inc
grounds Of public spirit and puohc honesty
The Chamber, he holds, nailed It's coiors 10 tne
panama mast when ID voted the lottery loan.
In way IL did. But 1t was understood although
NOT pnblicly declared. that IL d not mean 70 do
anything more for the share 4 bond holders.
However, as they are Just now an importans
body for electoral purposes, NJ f1oquet received
them to-day and told them that he and his
fellow. Ministers win try 70 see in Whist way
they can be of use to 5hem. NJ. Carnot refused
plump to have anything to do With them. He
looked upon their investments in tue shares and
bonds as speculative. Having made rule TO keep
alcof from financial companies, he could not hold
out his hand to that Of Panama. II he had re-
ceiyed them, NJ Roehefort would have charged
hln with having taken bride.
M Jacques represents the liquor interest, am
sorry to say-as wen as the Hotel de Vile. He
was formerly o schoolmaster, and heads in cduca-
tsopa questions the Progressive party in the Town
Council Of Paris. II is due in great measure
to him that girls high schools have been created.
lie is great distiller. and his yermouths abb
sinthes and brandies are not the best Progress
as secured by his efforts is like the advance
toward school Of the boy who excused himself
to the schoolnastcr for being late on the ground
that the road was frozen. and that for every
step thai be took forward be sid two steps back
ward. The Republicans are not SO united round
M. jacques as was expected. A number OF Social
'sis are going 10 vote for one Boule q fellow who
organizes strikes, with the design Of winning
seat IN the Chamber Then the Moderates" of
the Leon Say school advise each other 70 abstain,
the Hadi@lsm Of M Jacques being, In their
pedantic minds, az dangerous as anything Gen.
cFss boalanGer could represent even though it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
For BIlIoasnnsn
nor 1,operonn,e Ann rt

USE HORsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
DR. W; q GILLIEs winnipeg Manitoba. laye;;,, !
ness and found " % be, without exception ho beSb
thips ever used u alch easeA2
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

down 20 dat sto' twell de las horn blow.
rrain't worth while % make yogrsc foneasy
bout him"
was siloncea but not relieved by
Mammy's view I'd tse -ubircL end continued
my watch from Che wiui0w, my fears iu-
crrasinE as thc moments went by.
s.racrc fe "a now / said, starting from
nv seat, as cessation a The bells showed
rae -tat a car BAL stopped.
so Mammg / exclaimed, booking from
the window. &c isu't John It's uessCr ger
boy Look. he's corning up the steps Fo-
heavens sake see what hs wants. .
NANNY. NANNY. klew something must
have happened fn
There IA rofh'ng mors contagious than
fear. and Mimwy's hands were trcuuuas
vis.biv. a.. returning from the door, sne
placed pager m my hand which contained
these wor1s. .sThc elevator door WAS left
open
eIt.sthc elsratorf- cfied, wrlnring my
hands in an agony ~ grief Il knew hew
he would ead O John. John o my has-
band. warmed you. I Plead WITH you, bat
you wro'dn listen
.rs hs killed. Nss Mary said Mommv.
stopping over ne ana speaking iu hoarso
whisper
"it dcesa.s give the particular" I
mCsned "ir only SAYS 30 happened from fho
door being .of- oren. Perhaps hfs st..
slvsf Perhaps may see him once more
We must v0 to hrr. Nanny. - ms nas-
hand mT nCrr husnard
10 was Msmmys dear. trembling. old
hands chat tired mv bonnet aaler niy chlr.
II was she dear flthfl. srg' tao aal.e a
car and put me. more dead lntn alive. in'o
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
1T TRIES THE BEsT OF THEM.
oIon Not Success - Purchasers OF
Womcn's Attire.

DID you ever notice the conduc. of man
who is forced by circumstance to enter a
fashionable millinery store unaccompanied
by female bodyguavdg IL not. iJ will be
found entertaining.
His fellow men will pity him. but tho
women VIII laugh at him. II is one Of the
few positions in which mascuinity is
wholly ~ the mercy o. The fair sex. said
a well known New York miliiuer the
otaer dag. it may appear incredible. but
I have seen men men who have led in
battle. who habitualiy mount the rostrum,
who pass their lives iu constant friction
with their fellows. or who enjoy q repufl-
tion "a favorites among women IN society
enter this place alone 10 exfcutccowm -
-ious for tbeir wives. and fall suddenly
into the condition of the great ha-hful.
overr-ovn schoolhoys when called upon TO
facr the girls and speak piece.
why j. it2 That's metaphysical
problem. Bat there Is always something
in tho atmosphere of . place devoted ex
ciuslseiy CD the labor and personal adorn-
nlent ot women which painfully discon-
csrfsa ran unless DEE is attended hy his
wife. anIeveu then he Ia 10y no means at
disease. Asan instance ~ this a gentle
man of acknov ledred nerve and promi-
reut I'm National politics. came iu here and
ordered a bonnet far bis wife. 20 be sens
home on approval Before he left I WAS
really sorry fo- hlm. n number ~ ladies'
were TRYING on hHfs. aud be- became 50
uarvaus tast FIRMLY believe hs didn't
know che coI0rs or che price ~ Che bonnet
Pc selected He Eept djEef'ng anf g.anc-
inxah1ut bim like a fRlef. anil wHfn lis
business was concluded made a dash far
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
en EVENING CALLER.
A COMEDY - Cultsrs Ensstsa la the Par
lsr % = Ness sork Broker.

laT "a = Ss~ YORK Hroker.
scsse-Tbe Aal..aa4s p4rlor M4u~l
Malllant o4 oas el.i ~ a "a, awaiting tls
satr4sce oI solas orc whsb.s Just r-0s ,hs
be-
lfaa-Evenms Enter Alien Adair.
Mabsl -0lod evening. Mr At4ir. } hard
~ expected 4ly cal.ec. -Als evening - is 81
stormy
Alien h..i I'd ilsa thc weather WAS SO
haa shea started o1s Taere IS no rain,
bat the ulnd IS scry high.
Iaoel Mamma says Do Is going u rain,
ter-her rheumatism IS aer barometer.
Alien 4 suppose rbelmAtisia ana kindred
diseases must be Affected ~ electrical c0a-
litills ~ the af rlCsp phsro.
Aabe.-Frob4n.y WHAT wonderful prog
re-s electrical science is making noHi
hear Wa ars 70 have not only electric street
railways, bar electric trunk lines as wcn
Alcn-lheY win come next l never
bear tne expression 'trunk line" that l 10
not fhuk ~ a line to carry trunks
Mabel The same way with nae. ! think
az "a picture az big railway station fuA ~
tr4nEs aud people going 20 Montreal! AID
Quebec We're sou ever tacrci
Anen-i never got anv further into Can
ada than then bank of Niagara Falls.
You nave been there, know.
Mabel es, indeed u was gioflouSi
AAeA-l wonder X tAey WAL ever "'lille
ia. great water-powefl
Mabel believe tlat the consent o. inc
State must ne obtained, gentleman 'o.u
papa something about b..
A4eu-TaAt may os an easy matter or
hard matter, depending on who ASKS
ior IT, l'ols within wneels are 70 90
iopni ever where ln pgAiic' uoW' ana Tue
tr'v rule t-e many. IL - tue Same way
win tae general Government ne ie" uo-
cla~e war and the many co tAe hsA.laK.
Maoel -, woncer it 'ueIo WA D
any more trouble about samoa
Alien -iLere MlShI De- cont 'hlnA
Germany would hesitate aooat war "ith
any t'oJ tAr young ELFc'"' - "nAl'aS
Tor la4fels- SpcaainS OF Etnpcrors' see
tnf emperor OF Ciih" j. 20 DC i-aIIicu 10
doa't know how many wives
Matcl-Aes, isn't u horud The Chinese
are So strange.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

tho user ffso- tr3 4..eut N t.flf lAlfo-
c-ct.oa { aal = lorraf of eeFalorsi ani
wbeu Uy n4sasn1 r.t 0ae lu Dis hardware
stase down tes.a. I f..t fa4t ha m'gat %
tra Ear ia slT cay ar aaar m4asled
corrse. 10 u-5 il fla t-lt N-nn} tAe
I4fse ~ mV lelter years. the cunldeltiai
frleaL 81 ay latter reminded ns that ~
v4sa Q no Use taAla' trlat.e sea latrus'
Raj my fears iasested az compound rates,
Al4 t-ey were grad l-l.y doubling tlcnl-
o. ses
slteGiem5er. John" I called cut as ny
hasaaad fas toafd Eg d Car one morning,
"be home 20 diaDer py SIX so SIC via have
tame - s,.t oar tickets for tae erera "
VIII al pa gloi 4.a....s, uast confess
that j. J,hl Is fareetfll, bat W. dau'l often
lada.ga In an opera ia tao.e days ot our
early narr.l1 lfe. anl ga th.uk hc'a re-
member d De be- tlms Jog such All unusual
event
siiave d.nler ready % bo sertup by sir
o'clocs. I called down thr dlu waiter 70
the cook. aud few moments late- was
rattl.1g away 0n the sewing mlcAlne.
tgrn'egc~ garments Tor olr ii-lc erl.
By Nzo clock that evening | was Ia my
te~t dress and a. tas parior window look
lug oslt f.r John "N hnt can it mcanF' /
wondered. as car after car llDsicd by with
CT fel = pause.
aai slecesdcl ia workinE myself iuto
qa.fo sfa-e az anxiety when NANNY
caHo .a w.th lttls Cora, who had been
having "a s4f.ng ora t4e pavement.
.Dc yea know" l saii, taking out my
wslce. ''faaf ia 3 quarter oi "a hour past
Tho t..1e sol Joha hasn't come ycti I'm
rcal'y .n-a@y about hirl
''i.or. Mss Mary" SAID Nanny, encouT-
sgiagly, "yog know Mars John gwiao st1y
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

kind Of excrtion positively painful.
81 know exactly how il feels, replied the
short. fat passenger. with dull CLEAN Of
sympathy in his eyes and an expansive
yawn. At comes on you in spite OF all you
can do. It's a most depressing languOr. Ive
been suffering from 10 all morning. And
the worst thing about 1t IS that YOU can't do
any thing 10 relieve II. You have 10 let n
take its course. IL won't leave you till il
gets ready"
THAT is what | have always believed"
rcjoiued the tall. lean passenger, yawning
drearlly, "until lately j learned how TO get
rid Of the troublesome feeling the other
day aud I've felt ever since like telling
every body else how % do il. The cure is
easy, il costs hardly any thing, and it's III
every boty's reach
-'Wha. is tho curoF" inquired the other,
becoming interested.
at is simply little mixture ! manufact
ure myself" said tho tall. slim man. in
differently, "from a number OF ingredients
that don't remember the names OF. By
the way he exclaimed, as IF an idea had
suddenly occurred to hln, ~ think l have
a bottle or two in my grip sack
lie opened a large vAllsc and looked IN Il
carelessy
"Ncl. I'll declared he said, IN sur
prise. "ncrc are quito number OF them.
Here are q few Recommendations, too, that
some Of my friends have insisted oa giving
mo. TINS medicine, IS you VIII see by
reading the directions on tho label, IS
guaranteed % cure the worst case of lame
back sore throat neuralgia, lumbago.
nervous headache, bliiogsncss, sprairs,
bruises. liver complaint, burns. scalds. in
-.
lungs or wind pipe that flesh is heir 60. Ia
pint bottles. with full directions accom-
manufacture.
And before - let Up on that unhappy,
TAT passenger. De had sold him fourteen
bottles rf spring fever remedy az 1uc dol
lara hattie, fElraro Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
GENUINE ENTERPRISE.
low the Tisir Passenger Worked "A Fcl-
IosF-Trat f3r Fourteen Dollars.

He two passengers
had travelled several
hours in the same
scat and had begun
10 feel acquainted.
~ am a little
ashamed TO confess,
said the tal, thin
man. with "a languid
smile, "that the AL
IN cnt known as
spring fever has al
ways been d gcnu
inc complaint ia my
case. H. isn't lazi-
ness, cithor. At
this time OF year |
have generally cx-
pcricHccd 4 "A feel
ing OF lassitu q 9
that m ak cs any
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

neglect this opportunity TO pur-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-17
Serious 1ccIdent 1Uericd.

There came very near being a
serious accident on tho /. d N.
Road about 4 miles this side of
Columbia last Tuesday evening
between the accommodation and
freight train.
The wheels became locked on
the accommodation and the train
was ST pped on a high cmhank.
mcnt just around curve in order
to unlock them when Rev. w j.
Collier, who vas on the train re-
turning from Conference heard a
train coming behind though it
could not be seen for the bend in
the road. o. course the lasn-
gers were all paralyzed as it was
Impossible 70 jump from the en-
baGkment even if there had been
time. But the conductor and 9th :
er srain men did everything posi-
ble to avert the accident. and fl
Dally the explosion Of a torpedo
cars Il the engineer TO reverse the
fright and prepare 10 jump but be
succeeded in stopping his engine
80 feet from the ear coirch .of the
accomm dation. Dir. olller says he
had no gray hairs IN his head tha,
morn NJ and il he has any now
they were caused IRON that right
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-17

The suffering OF women certainly
awakens the sympathy oi cN,ry trlc
philanthropist. Their best lIirud. how
ever, Is u. u. Il. (Botanio Blood Bllm.
Send To Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga
for proofs.
II l. Cassidy, Ktnnosaw, Ca, write
Three hotths OF Is u d cured m, wire
OF scroiula.
Mrs Il NJ Laws, Zalaba, Fla, writes 4
have never used anything to 'qn,l T.
Ii b.
Mrs G II Gay, Rocky Mount, n 4,
writes: Not n day for Is years was 1
tree from headache. y Is Il entirely r.
lieved me. feel like another person
James w Lancaster, lIlwkinsyille
Ga, writes: Ny wife was IN mid heal %
for eight years. Five doctors and many
patent medicines had done her no good.
Six bottles OF Is Is b cured her.
Miss Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga, gay
For years ! suffered with rhcumatisur,
caused by kidney trouble aud indig,
tion; | also was feeble aud nervous. ~
u IL relieved me al once, although stN
eral other medicines had failed.
Rev } Nj Richardson, CIarkSt ton. An
writes My wife suffered - cars wit
rheumatism and female eamul lint. \
lady member OF my church had beet
cured by Is Il. She persuaded IA
wife TO try 10 who now says there b.
nothing like u u u, Rs it quickly gas.
her relief Suglm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-17
Deafness Can't be Cured

BY local application, as the cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaine s
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inilamed con-
dition of the mucus lining of the Eus-
tachain Tube When this tube gets
inflamed you have a rum bling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when IL is en-
tirely closed Deafness Ia the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which Is nothing but an In.
famed condition OF the mucus traces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of eatness, (caused by ca
tarrh,) that we cannot cure by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lara, free.
l.. j. CHENEY & co,
Sauglm Toledo, Ohio.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-17
Christmas comes on Wednesday

Christmas comes on Wednesday
this year.
j. A. White d Co. shipped one
car load of mules to southern mar
kets last week.
Mr.. Erie Edmundson advertises
the sale Of some fine mulch COWS in
this issue.
A million dollars reward has been
offered for the individual who can
run n newspaper 10 suit every body.
Mr.. c. II. Davis announces him
self candidate for city marshall
this week. He would make good
one.
The cotton crop is reported to be
better than was expected in some
portions of the county while in
Others il is an utter and absolute
failure
Old Giles can boast of one Of the
most substantial classes OF farmers
in the United States. They are,
as a class, progressive and clever
and nearly all of them take the CITI
ZEN.
Through an versighs several o
the names of those who attended
the Fair German at the Linden
House were omitted in our last
weeks issue. We regret the els
take, bat it was purely an over
sight.
A gentleman from Columbia re.
Gently made the remark to rspie-
sentative of this Paper that he
knew who the best and most en-
terprising business me of Pulaski
were by the amount of advertis-
ing they do.
Mr.. Jack Ashford died at his
home near Good Springs Sunday of
abcess of the lungs. He was held
in high esteem by all who knew
him and leaves an aged widow to
mourn his departure She has the
sympathy of many friends in her
bereavement.