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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

The chemical test of water taken
from well adjacent to Spring creek.
last week, by DR.. l.. 3. Gillette, of this
city. and Prof Z. b Cowgirl, state SUI
gar inspector, showed that. as an alb
stract proposition, the water was pure.
as it contained only 20 grains of solid
matter to the gallon of water OF this
foreign matter the largest per cent. was
carbonate Of lime, with barely a trace
of sulphate of lime. or gypsum. There
was also very small amount of or
game matter in it, barely noticeable.
One John Goss. of Harper county,
according to the Wichita News Beacon.
expects TO find in Oklahoma an oppor-
tuuty for The enactment Of law that
4 lie considers a long felt want. He is of
the opinion that marriage, as now con-
Quoted. is failure, and so he VIII en-
deayor to have his. reform inaugurated.
Mr.. Gas, excuse the mistake, we mean
Mr.. Goss,) says: Il propose TO make a
| marriage ceremony bind man and
woman together for a term of two years.
At the expiration of that time it shall
be optional whether the relation con-
tinues or not. Two years is long enough
for any two human beings to live and
dwell together in peace and harmony
and preserve the happiness conducive
to-long life. Three months before the
expiration of this probation period the
woman shall be at liberty to receive at
tentiOn, and her husband shall be per
mitted to make calls, with the same
object in view as his alleged better half
namely, to try and see if they can fine
anyone they would like better thar
! their present partner. In ninety-nine
cases in hundred change will be
made, and in this way complete turn.
ing around will be made, to the mutual
satisfaction of ALL Ii there should be
any children born during the two years
/ they can be disposed of with the mu.
1 tual consent Of their authors, and ther
another two years system can begir
again. may be crazy, but am pretty
positive that l have solved the great
social problem of marriage. Anyhow
l intend to try an experiment on the
new residents of Oklahoma, provided
Of course, l am permitted a chance"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06
sHERIFFs sALE--PERsnHAL pRnprprv

X virtue or two tax warrants, issued by the
II county treasurer of Barber county Ka,,-
sas. and to me directed, will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l6. 1889.
at O'Clock in the afternoon al the stocL oor-
raj on North Main Street, i'm Medicine I,odooe
highest bidder the following personal n,onertv.
Fiiteen (l5) head of COWS. branded Il (i,a r n
Levied on as the property of jefferson Long.
ana 70 satisfy personal taxes assessed a0ainsf
MIN Tor the years 1897 and 1883 and for The az
crned costs and the costs of this sale.
DATED at iny Office in Medicine Lodge. KIM
sas, this 9Th day of February. l8s1 -A''''-
100 GEORGE w. STEVENS.
o'-oo sheriff BARBER County Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

Flour you must have. Davis * Davis
sell the best and the cheapest. %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

Stamford, Youmans 81 Eldred want
10000 bushels of corn, %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06
COAL! COALrCOAL!
Kansas Land Wanted.

AS agent for the owner offer TO trade 1000
acres of the best farm land in Illinois, for land
anywhere in Kansas For particulars call on
me. X. LAWRENCE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

Cook & Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

Makes all kinds of new work Repairing
III done on short notice. Satisfaction guar
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

Call on Cook & Palmer for farm and
"a. -. 90
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06
MIR. BURSTS REMARKS.


You are all well aware of the fact that SUI
gar plant for as Is not only a question of inn
proyement, but it has become question of ex-
istence. Nature has provided us with fayora-
BILE soil and water, and it only ramains TO raise
the necessary capital to develop this source of
wealth and prosperity. Individually, we are
unable TO subscribe the required amount, thus
leaving US only one way to secure a sugar
plant, and that is by taxation
For fear of high taxes many oppose the prop
osition TO vote bonds. and say our taxes are
plenty high now for the few improvements the
county can show. but we fail TO take advan-
tage of the present opportunity, we drive away
the very means to lower our taxes This can
prove to You by the tax receipt from wichita.
Sedgewick county's taxes were at one time
higher than ours are to-day / can also prove
to you that il Only amounts 10 one-fonrth Of
our present rates in Barber county. some
also, may favor TO postpone it. believing thar
IN two or three yeHrswe can get sugar pant
witho,,. @''v bonus. 70 those persons viii
say: consider the advantage we might gsir
within two or three years. Thirty thousand
dollars might be only trIfie against the capi
TAI and population sugar plant viii bring
mere, aud besides. coed many may break IN
before tfEo or three years roll aroErd If syeYafI
70 draw some industry here right now.
Il would be better to sacrifice Of ON,
property and get at once sugar plant. with
the prospect OF paper mill and probably salf
works than 10 do without any of the proposed
industries. The remaining two-thirds of our
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

If you want bargains in hannels, go
to Davis a. Davis. %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

IARM LOANS in the best companies, with
J. the privilege Of paying part of ri;e prinli-
pie atany time, iB SUMS OF SlUJ Ur suy IT.
pIe0f the same. BKONsoN & HOuCulS. 40
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-06

Read Cunningham S new money adj.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
THE WOMEN PRAISE B. B. B.

The suffering Of women certainly
awakens the sympathy of every true
phiianthrOpist Their best friend, how
ever, is B. B. B. botanic Blood Balm J
Send 10 Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga,
for proofs.
II. l. Cassidy, Kennesaw, Ga, writes:
''Three bottles of B. b. B. cured my
wife of scrofula."
Mrs. R. NJ. Laws, Zalaba. Fla, writes:
II have never used anything to equal
3. B. 3. "
Mrs. C H. Gay. Rocky Mount, n. c.
writes: Not day for Is years was I
free from headache. B. B. B, entirely
relieved me. | feel like another person. y
James W. Lancaster, Hawkins vile,
Ga, writes: My wife was in bad
health for eight years. Five doctors
and many patent medicines had done
her no good. Six bottles of B. B. B.
cured her."
Miss S. Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga, says:
Fer years I suffered with rheumatism,
caused by kidney trouble and indiges-
ton, I also was feeble anu nervous. B.
B. B. relieved me at once, although sew
eral other medicines had failed"
Rev. j. NJ. Richardson. Charleston,
Ark. writes: MY wife suffered twelve
wears with rheumatism and female COM
plant. A lady member of my church
had been cured by B. B. B. She per-
suaded my wife to try it, who now says
there is nothing like B. B. B., as it
quickly gave her relief.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
TEE LIBBY PRISON TRAIN WRECKED

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from
Maysville, KY, says that the freight
train which was transporting the
famous Libby Prison from Richmond
to Chicago was wrecked seven miles
east of that place yesterday by the
breaking of an axle of one of the cars.
The remains of the war relic were pro-
fusely scattered about, and people
focked to the scene all day to secure
the old bricks and lumber as memen
toes. No one was hurt.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

We publish the following for the con-
sideratiOn of the citizens Of Eden on:
Nearly every town in the State, with
the exception of this, has a Building
and Loan Association and are conse-
queutIy growing. Why such a company
has not been formed here is MYSTERY,
Nothing could happen which would
result in SO much benefit both to the
town and people with but limit means.
e. City News.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17

GREAT RgttG!l9T II PRICES !

p ere 10 w7l.e nc. and sa~o money. Sold
TaIu,,- |n~C>.
M.nt;,I Paper here th!s ''.iD" Is seen.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
PROCEEDINGS OF CHOWAN COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

EDENToN, N. c., May 9th, '89-A full
board present. The minutes of previous
meeting were read and approved. The
following accounts were audited and
ordered to be paid:
J. Fl. Perry, for summoning
sc regular and 10 Tai. Jurors,
amount paid Solicitor in State
case and services at Court,
Spring Term, 1899, S25. so.
b. L. Evans, subpOenaing III
witnesses for Grand Jury and
days as officer of Grand Jury, SAT. 10.
Jno. G. Bond, issuing 118
subpenas for Grand Jury,
stationery, blanks and cabinet
case for Office, 1865.
j. c. Warren, fees in 10 State
cases, Fall Term, '88, and Spring
Term, SO, $50. 10.
Jno. C. Bond, J fees in 10
State cases, Spring Term, SO, s51.55.
Sheriff Chesson, of Washing
ton county, J fees in State case, $3.50.
J. r. p. Hathaway, fees,
State VS. John FELTON,. 5000.
Charles Leary, J fees, State VS.
John FELTON,, $1.25.
j. Fl. Perry fees in State
cases, So. 30.
J. E. Bonner, for u dozen
chairs, lock and screws for
Court House, $12.5 80.
w. o. Elliott, for yards oil
cloth, water bucket and dipper
for Grand Jury room, 1925.
Woodland Bros, 1 Bbl. lime
for Poor House, S1.75.
J. W. Spruill, board of pris-
Oners, T. K. fees. 6 days crier at
Court, sending paurper to Poor
House, 1 month care of Court
House, &C., $50. 65.
J. w. Spruill, for witness
tickets consolidated, $40.
A. j. Bateman, special COro-
ner, for 2 days services, sum-
mOning 10 Jurors of Inquest,
mileage, &C., $14.O0.
Paid Jury of Inquest, per
diem, and mileage, April LIST,
1889, $3.50
Paid Jury of Inquest, per
diem, and mileage, April 10Th,
1899, $500.
T.. w. Evans, for 2 months
supplies furnished Poor House, S43. SO.
T. NJ. Small. for days clerk
to board and fees for March and
April and one day canceling
orders, $17.39.
Hooper & Co., for J Ream
Legal Cap, $40.
r. F. Cheshire, for witness
tickets consolidated and can
Celed. $1.2O.
J. F. Lane, waiting on Court
days, Spring Term, 80, 5000.
w. B. Shepard. for days as
Commissioners and 1 day on
committee to cancel orders in
Treasurers hands, $40 90.
L. F. Ziegler was authorized to fur
nish a coffin for Primus HOlley.
w. B. Shepard was appointed COM
mittee of one to make settlement with
the Sheriff and Treasurer, for the taxes
of 1898.
There being no further business the
board adjourned.
n M SMATT Clark
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30
Der mnnnerer
runa. gta6 ibm betrdst Der Prccentiat
Der unehelihen @eburten

rnns. Na6 ibm bstrd9t Der Prccentias
Der unebeli6en @eburten :
Guf Der Sloenburser (proteit. } @eet 4,94
in Der (prptelt.) Wfarla 4,37
anf Der Gath Mhnlter'Iaen Sect I,99
I'M (protelt.) SIR tentbum Siibed 1858
Sr. Das lit alleroinss auffalenb.
Nber ib meine, Ser Sttp, aus Den 3ablen
Der unebeli6en @eburten fDnnen Sie nidt
grade INNER auf Die 9limmltellniittli6feit
idlieBen. @s sibt Dimge, Die i6limmer
ltnb.
Sttp: Sreili6 sibt es bas. Dabin
redne i9 ). g., tpern Die 3a9l Der Proti=
t~llirtcll 6. +. Der i9le6ten Yeripnen) in
elmer Sta6t aroB lit Cine iplde 3abl be-
meiit ni9t Blot Die gerfommenbeit oes weib=
li6ert, ipnbern AUDI Die Des mdnnliden @e=
ldledtes !; penn bon beiien Gelpbeutel lebt
ia Die 2ieberli9feit. Sir wpllen allo ieben,
mie srpB in per 1iepenen Stdpten bic 3abl
bieier u1gllifltden Ser onen I'M Sergleid
our sun5en ginmpbnsraabl 1T. gs 1T wie=
oerum Der prpteltantil6e Statiitifer Don
Sttinsen, ,pel9er uns in DEM eripdbnteu
8ude pariiber AufidluB 9tbt in simer Sa=
belle, Die i'd Sbnen bier gu elem sebe. SD
babe Die pprberrl 9e1pe 9teli9ipn Der ein5el=
nen Stdbte pieoerum in &lammern beige
iast ; bas 6rase5ei6en BET Den Stdoleu
Yeit unb Men6elter babe mtGt i'd 9eieet,
lonoern bon Stttnsert. Gbenio pas aus=
ruf unss5ei6en BET M9ier. 9eien Sie alip
ielbit. IS fan1en in
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30

Gbas. .. See,
Sen. Bafi. unb 9idef Aseut,
ct. g AMI, Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30

Nebmea Gle bin3u, baB bic proteltantilde
8ep6lferung 64,62 Brpeent, Die fatbolilde
0agegeu nir 1871 "A Brocent Der 81 lamtbe=
p6lferans ausmadt, 10 Seigt ii6 cine falt
pieriad 10 srOBe Spferwiaigfeit fir fir4=
li9e 3pefe bel &atbplifen, alS bel Brpte=
ltanten. gtebmen Sie ferner biltSu, baB
Die Broteltaaten meilt w~oblbabenber iinO,
als Die &atbulifen .baB Die &atbolifen aus
Surdt Dor Sdeulariiationen uno maigeIes=
li6en MaBreseln ibre Stiftunsen nidt leidt
Der ltaatliden lleberwa6uns anpertrauen ;
DAB piele, Die in einen Sroen treten, Sugleid
ibr 8erm0sen fir firdlide Ooer wobltbdtise
3mefe mitbringen, DAP Die Seraubung bes
FL. Saters uno oas Sperrselee nod AMBER
mette f%olpilale Spfer BON Den &atbolifen
perlanste, Die BET Der Gegieruna ni6t arlge=
Seist weroen ; 10 felt ii6 oas 8erbdltnib
fir tie nod ipett giinltiger. y
Wtebr pielleidt, als irgenbmp, seigen lt6
aber Die perl6iepenen6rii1te ppn&atbolicis=
mus nnD Yrpteitantismus in Der peridiebe=
men i3abl Der Selbitmoroe. Diele 3abl
ldBt nidt bloB aui Die perldiebene Sittlid=
felt l9lieBen, lonbern audi auf bas per16ie=
bene Slid unb Die perl6tebenen Grpltmit=
tel, melde bic beiOen Gelisipnen ibren an=
seb6risen i'm l1nslid bieten. Scum 1T aber
Sic j3abl Der Selbl tmorDe bel Den Broteltan=
ten auf Der sar5en groe per~bdltniBmdBis
mebr als breintal 10 srpB, als bel DEN Sea-
tbolifeu. @s fommen ndlmli6 allidbrli6
auf eile MiIipn &atbplifen etpa 58Selblt=
mprbe, auf cine MtGipn Brpteltantem ba=
gegen 100. Das fatbolilde Spanien bate
in DEN Sabren 1S71-1S75 auf etne Ottl=
lion Seelen 10 Selbltmproe, bas fatbolilbe
Stalien 80. Dasesen bate Das lutberii6e
Odnemlarf 258 uno oaS lutberil6e &Dnig=
reid Sa6ien 26S. Nebnli9 perbdlt es iid
in BreuBen. Gs farlen an Sc bitnprDen
auf cine Wtlton Seelen ]:
in ben fatbolil6en 6egterungsbeSirfen /:
Miinlt er 40, Srter So, Sppeln So,
&Dln 81
in ben protetontiiden 3e9ierunssbe5ir=
fen
Nurt6 100, 5tettin IA, 6annoper
153, Wtagbeburg 230.
@pblan benu, Mfeilter gredntanrt, iebt
merben gle SIR Sprii9lein an: Sin
ibren Srii9ten merbet ibr ie e~rfennen !"
(S4l1B fol9t.)
= .s0ln. g~Olts5ts.', Il. april 1885, 8. 81. IL. apriI
1885, 2 I'll
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30

sm llnsinltiglten iteben alio Die pcr=
berriheno prp%ieltantiiden @esenpen (Ser=
lin, Epmmeru, Sranpenburg) !; am Sim
Tighten Die pprberridenp fatbpliiden( 8bein=
LAMP, @etfalsn). auffallcnp tit, Dap Die
10 ltarf bepDlferten ulp inpultriereidsn Brp.
pinsen &beinlanp unp @eltfalen brei= bis
p;ermal giinitiser iteben, als ). 8. Boni=
ntern NIT isiner piinn geldeten einfaden
9anpbep6lfsrung. Die itatiitiiden 0a6=
ridten aus DEN ipdtern Sabren Seisen in
sanS dbulidsr @eile abermals nenielben
giinitigen Starto Der fatbpliiden Bropinsen
unp GesierunssbeSirfe uno Den unsinltisen
Der prpteitantiiden.
9as Sipeuburger 9Of= uno Staats=
9anobud fur 1884 bringt uns sbenip elm
~bereutenp gfnltigeres 8erbdltniB fur Die fa=
tbclilde als fur Die prrteitantiide gep0lfe=
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sc a 6
WDntAmA,
Sregon,
@aiDtngton.

1enn tbr peftIi1 fabreH mont, tout ihr niGt pergei
fen bog bic NcrIbern Nacific 9s7 Wteilen &iienbdbn Gig
net, poer 81 Brocert Der 9arSeli ~@iienbnbn Dtuntana'S
nte 9tnie gehi oul d oas Eerrltrrinnt RON on pno 2Bef.
es ut ne ~firsefte 9tnie nah SeIend, bic etnsige tun
e,nSlae 2tnle auf he, man W,les gitp Bintrgs. Bose,
man, D,fioula, ben 9ellopf1 ne National q RI, unt
hbcrbaupt 9! Q Der 81 iBeren Or idaftsn in benz Gerri
% b etreihen Tam
STE Jtortbern Baeife eisnet 62I Dtetien Babn Lbei
sc per Gent bon ben gatsen @iIenbahnen in gbaihtng
ION. ibre 5 auptlinle ei itredt so BON Soabu 9,nie uia
Srofdue Sale, Gpeaen 9prague, Naf,ua nnb @nens-
burg burdp bic Ntiite os Gerritoriun1s nGh Ia pmo
ndH BoriIanb, Oregon. @s TT Die einSlse Bobu Die
| Wa,b,ngtpn Eerrito b erreidt. Muf allen sreite3Ia1ie
i b billet fam in Spnff ne Rails nno ipeftltd5 pom "a
IL Gage iibsrlieaen, nm 6enienigen be 9anb frufen mol
len, i3ett An gepen fth rue um9egenf a~nsplehs.:.
Die Hortbeen Paeifie Babn IN bic fiirSete 2inie AMI
ihtn Tacoma nrb ct Banl bet 207 Die,len mad
Seattle bel 1T Uteilen, uno mad Bortlano bet 324
Uieilsn, cine I'm e1fhieb d ahsnb bon elm big stuet 80
gen. Seine anoere sinre bat l1genospie Dur65fge, bic
noh Soahn, Oregon pber goibtn9fun gehen
Die Nprthern IS NtFc erreiht oudb ollie Hl1be bon ir
geno uelher 93sb utnng i'm nDrbliden Uilnneipta, 90
fpia, WlDntdno, Sbahp, Oreanf nnb Daib nation. Ser
aebt n,ht, oab bic W1ribern Bcufie urb Sblftt Bahn
RE bic ftDne Seenette Siaie mad allen VldRen tn Ga'
lfprnia IN.
S6idt fir 9anbtarfe, ~,Ilnftrirte Bid r uno 8ef4tei
oungeu iiber bos Gerrifor I'm tpelhes nie'e Babn rurt
ftbrt, pom 81. GIul, Ntuneapolis, aulutb uno AIb
I NIB NOD Bortl NIB nno = eeon, 9aeonIa nno Seattle.
UBa biratsn G~errito,p. eeat Briefmr fen bet fit b.,
ueue Rarte fie 1889 BON 8flnb DtegtaIIp BON gBaIbing-
ton Gerrttp,p tn 5urbtn Druid.
Btan ~abrefire an ben nadft:n Stationss u senten eber
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I. Sn ben iiber,piegenD epanselii4en
@ablfretien IN peren /:
1. mebr als 3!4 @inmObner epan=
getiid iinD, 1853;
2. ll2 biz 34 ginpO6ner epan=
selii6 iinb, 10.
II. /. 1l2 big 3!4 @inwpbner fatbo=
lild iinb, 81;
2. mebr uls 3!4 @inwobner fatbp:
lii6 iinb, %.
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y .8Dln. SolfsSts.', II. april 1885. 8. 3d.; IL. apri
1885, 2 Bl.
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Globe Business College

Sunge 6erren uub Damen perIdnat nm EeIearcpbie,
Stenc9rapbie, BuhhoItung. z1petrritina nnb bic
oeutihe 5pr1dbe 5u ~erlerneu. pitman unS Grobam'8
Spfen peri5nli6 pcer per gcft 6Iafe am Eoqe ooer
Absrtcs: geiegenbeit seaebeH Aus9aben Su ~Derbienen.
ut Circular.
IA MARION 4 CO., Gde Sadsm b. i. -.
Et. BouI. U2tnr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30

Da ieben sic, baB Die 3 idlimmiten
StdOte (Sambur9 Ssrlin nno Spnopn)
porberrl 9eno pteitantil4 iino. Die 9
be- item Stdbte iinb pprpie9eno fatbplil9,
(rpenn Gle BON Man9elter abb eben, bai
meldem b. Settingeu lelbit, pte 9ela9t eth
Srage3eiden geiett bat). Sn Der Wttte
ittben abwed lelub fatbplil9e uno prpteltan=
til6e StdDte. gerlin bal perbdltniBmdBi9
TAFT Dreiutal 10 piel YrOitituirte, als Wien ;
es bat ungeidbr pierulal 10 piel als Waprlp,
BariS, grliIel, Gpm vi M.
ST.: Das iino in Der Sbat merfpirbise
3ablen!
Sttp: Sd mill Sbueu jebt audi mod
5eisen, ND bas Gbrilentbum am Seitelten
libt, unO mo es baber (unter lonlt mD9ll9lt
glei9en Serbdltntiien) DEN SocialDemofra=
ten am Wenisiten 5usdn9li4 1T in ben
fatbplil 1en pber tn DEN prpteltantlIden Sc
genpen. Sci DEN beutiden &ei6stassmab>
len BON 1884 wurben in iooialbempfratt=
ihem Chime 0 100 giiltigen Stlmmer
abgegeben
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gs famen alip auf 100 Sispldse BEL
Den &atbplifen ungefdbr So Seluder, in
DEN ~prpteltantiiden Sirden bagegen bur6=
ldnittiid nun etrpa 80. llnD ppd bate
man bel Den &dtbplifen nun Die 0phdmter
aelten lallen, nidt a16 Die iti0en 0teiien,
nelhe eem6bnli6 piel itdrfer beIu6t lino,
als Die 9pddmter.
Sr.: @as gle ba lagen, punbert mid
ni6t. @enn id 9eipSi9 pDer Magbeburg
pner anoere prpteitantiide StdDte, Die i1
fenne, NIT Baperhrrn pergleide, 10 muB ih
iaaen : Die &atbplifen geben riel mebr CUR
Stride, unn befiimmern ii6 iiber6aupt
nett me6r um Die Geligipn, ais Die Yrpte=
itanten.
Sttp: Oas f6nnen Sic aud aus Dem
@elbppiern ieben. Wenn man bic Sdenf=
ungen unb Seifamente persleiht. tpel6e in
BreuBen pdbrenn Der Sabre 1Ss0-1eS4
pom &6ni9e genebmigt muroen, 10 ite0t iid
beraus. baB i'm Serglei6 sur Seelensabl
Die Satbolifen iebr re9elmdBig piermal 10
piel baran betbeiligt maren, als Die Bro=
%teltanten. Gs erbielt ndmli9 I'M Dur6z
ihnitt:
1. Die epunseliide Srrde 81 3umen=
bunsen gum 6eiumt=Set bon
1896 Marf;
2. Die fatbOliide Stride 1O1 3ufpen=
bun9e1 gum Geiamt=getrase BON
I,332,824 Marf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30
latritsr 8~rrdmamu,
Wie Ct iuieoer sum @lanben fam II. aMfbdrte
Sooialoemofrat gu iein.

gon 6. b. Sammerftein S. j.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30

Sang senau gilt ulio bas @eiee: je mebr
Broteltantert, beltp mebr Spctalpempfrdten;
ie mebr Satbolifen, peitp meniger SOetal=
bempfraten!
ST.: Oas fommt baber, neil Die fatbpz
lil6en Brieltsr, Die nt9t perbeiratbet lino,
lid Der 2eute mebr annebn1en, ano neil Die
fatbplil6e Stride itberbaupt Die 2elte mebr
gum @pttesbienlt unb DEN Saoramenten ar=
bdlt.
Stto: Mag fem! Gber pprait es
o16 liest, %jebeufaQs iino es feline suten
Srii6te, ipenn eine Geligipn piele Soelal=
bempfraten berpprbringt.
llebrigeus lit es gang ridtig, mas gle
pom Sirdenseben altpeuteten. Die Bro=
~teltanteu geben bur6meg piel ipeniger in Die
Stride, als Die &atbplifen. 0as gilt iogar
BON Gnglanp, mo bod, mie befannt, Die
Brpteitanten in Der &elisiOn piel eifriger
linb, ais tn Oeuti9lanD. Sn Siperpppl bat
man an einem Spnntage (es mar am 16.
October 1881 Die Strobe sema9t unD ge=
sdblt, mie piel 2eute beim Mtprgengottesr
oienlt Der perl6iepenen &irden unO Seeten
anweleub iparen. Oas SerbdltniB Der Be-
iu6er unb Der pprbanbenen Siepldee mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-01
II Cosrs LESS.

On the question of real economy Hoods Sarsaparila
Is so far ahead of other preparations to place them
entirely out of the competitors Here
in regard to this popular medicine, easily susceptible
of conclusive proof:
1. Hoods Sarssparilla Costs the Manufacturer More
more highly concentrated and contains more real
medicinal value.
2. 1t Costs the Jobber More sconsequence Of the
fact Just stated.
3. 1t Costs the Retail Druggist more for the same
can easily be learned by inquiry Hence the
desire Of some retailers to sell their preparations
which cost them less and for which they get the
price, thus making more money. But
4. 1t Costs the Consumer LESS than any other med
icine because of its greater concentrated strength
and the quantity in each bottle and because il Is the
only preparation of which be truly said, 100
Doses One Dollar"
That the people appreciate this is shown by the fact
that Hoods Sarsaparla has The Largest Sale of any
sarsaparilla or blood purifier It Possesses peculiar
merit and effects wonderful cures
APPOINT FOR YOU.
When you buy your spring medicine you want the
best. Ask for Hoods Sarsaparilla and insist upon
having it, Do not let any argument or persuasion in
fuence you to buy what you do want. Be sure TO
get the ideal spring medicine.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for 3d. Prepared only
by c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 4