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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

FRESNO. Cal. Sept 2l-C q sayle. who
fled petition ten days ago for letters tes-
tsmentary upon the estate OF David : Ter
~. was awarded administratorship Of the
estate upon fling bond ia the sum o.
So, 900 The order appointing the admin
istrator states that the value Of the estate
does not exceed 2l0o. 0oo. and the personal
property Is worth about 5000
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
No slavery After November.

ZANzIB R. sept 2.-With the object of
assisting Great Britain and Germany in
suppressing the slave trade. tho sultan has
issued an edict empowering the com
manders OF English and German
war-snips 20 search all Zanzibar dhows and
other boats. The decree also provides that
every person who enters tbo Saitans do
nlinions after November shall be free
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

WASHINGTON. Sept 2l.-Health Omccr
Porter. OF Florid B. who has recently been
here. and surgeon-Genersl Hami ton agree
in the belief that Florida and probably the
entire Southern coss. Will escape yellow
fever epidemic this season Extraordinary
precautions have been taken by the Florida
authorities and with excellent results
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Have You heard your friends and
neigh bors taking about IT, You may
Yourself be one of TIE many who know
from personal experience just low
good a thing is. if YOU have ever tried
Z, y0l are one OF lt, sauuch friends.
hecause tle wonderful things about il
is that when once given ulai, Dr.
kng's Nrw y. seOyery. ever after holds
a place % the house. II yOu have
never used 10 and should bee afflicted
with a cough. cold, or any Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble. secure a bottle
az once, amt give t "A ialr trial. lt Is
guaranteed every time, or money IT,
funded. Trial bottle, 10 cents, at Peck
Bros. Drug store
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
4 FORGOTTEN PAST.
Veterans q Both Armies Msst
Again a. CA-cksmA1xa
THIS TIE Il A FRIBBIY SPIRIT


CaArrANcoaA- Tenn SsHt l-fee re
uu 60 ot tie Array u tAe Cumberland
c.osea FRIDAY ei-- Fr4l1 l-EDec4s ..
CrapEsl sHE-uss "a tao e1ge ~ Tie Ia
nous lat1e-ae 81 " N-ick-laAlsA Ialiy
= .,o ls ol.ls ~ere on tAs grounds Tie
blue sld The glay were together AID Tie
NJ for1olrsu Governor Gordon. ot
Ceosg.a. delivered q -ee-lng address u ss.-
Gone
Govefnor Gordon in his address said:
.--aeak.lz Qf t4ose Neom q al called 10
represent. ledge lLSr earnest -olerl.lou
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Ntrrr- lel serf 30 r<rt~sef f,,r
frfl1ing tts feTu ses roas ar rlksf Pear
vm zrref Fr1er ir rnIceeo N0ns-~
~ork Vih b. rsrur from 80 tor o. fas
r~zf - force ~ 80 r..n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

KaNsAs CITr. No Sept 2.-The Chick
short Method Smelling 4 Refining Com
panY was granted q charter by the Secre-
farv Of state - kansas FRIDAY. The com
panv ia organized With 100000 capital
and viii bgiid one of the largest fnerfes
in the United Sfa-ss The plant vii Be
erected in Kansas C1tv. Kan
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

DuBrIS Sept o. Mr. william II X Ped
rond. member of the House 81 Commons
for North Fermaugh who was tried and
convicted 81 Arthurstown for Gle nses
under the Crimes sct has been sents need
70 three months imprisonment With bar
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

COVEHSOH GOADON the Union Of St0ies,
from wh.ch tley withdrew f0g their safety,
tat wh.ch. row that the causes of =
seusiou are gone. tAey VIII Loyalty aud
hrssely defend FOR ther futute prctsc-
ton We are here ~ uniIe " "a you 10 nnSl
and eternal sepLicher O. sectional hostility.
The causes which p.odleed a. enstion were
lons since cagaifec 10 tAo vortex uf revolution
heycud the power OF resurrection. Let "a
therefore bury The pass ons which these causes
evoked in sill deeper grave. Let rs bury
the foul spirit OF clsc0T1 20 deep that nc
blast q the partisan poluca. trumpet how
ever wioe-souud.ng and penetrating, eau ever
wake II 10 sew c. aga p. galasay II who VIII.
Since slavery is abol she'd and the Chiuese vail
along The re or $3.50 Is broken down there -
absolutely no legitimate barrier of seIar@t on
and no cause FOR strife. Cod speed the day
when this truth shall command recosni
t,on throughout the republ :. GOO speed.
the day when unworthy doubt shall give place
20 universal Irust. when unstlnted faith ir
the mpeachablc honor and Iatrotsm OF The
waole American people shall become the es-
senual passport 20 u0lic station, when ne who
n.hts last FOR party and most FOR country
shall be proclaimed by The press and he peo
pie as the wisest statesman and truest frlend
of liberty"
The address OF welcome was responded
"a hv General " : EOsecranS Genera.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

CtrvEzAsD o sept II -fr ssfitou .
~. body ~ = lsvis tbo-. - 0.rtsfr
Ear Eoof snd r. engineer ~ sh. sunssn
vs1sf Leo were found frioss sfternoon
They we're horribly buried snc rrutilstsd
Al ire bodies but two hsvs nov beer 70
~.rtvarr5
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

The Original Ahctine Omtmentis on
" put ~ n large twO-Ounce TN boxes,
and IS an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, cnapped hands. amt all
SKIN erupuons. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ak for the Original
Abioune Ointment. sold by Peck Bros,
At 25 cents per box-by mail 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
>-.iar N.rrfn wons nav. T.

L.-rrEScE. Havs Sent . ksior o 9
Merrill hes teiegrsphed Ma or amer IN
Washington absolutely ~ithdrsving his
fgerfins name from a. consideration IN
connection with the o<1cs o. Pension Com
,~tsos~~rr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

W. T1xF eep* 2 a.vers ~ ths nrliid-
inr. ~ f3e I@orars q FI.ls oiI refnsrlst a.
sfsar soc vsrs nurDsf Friday
rsrst va largs e1sntifS e. rsfus5 oii
Tns Ioss usr reoef - 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

osr.roosa. Ia. sept q THURSDAY nirht
q servsnt girl carried lamp IN = cellar
where she went 70 drs~ some gasoline Ao
explosion occurred which set FIRE 70 the I'm
perial Bakery and Henrv's furniture store
-. sfaW0
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Csrfo fH se-f p II. ts--bosf . 4
Fsksr sfrurs lo9 81 ere heso ~ Hscker's
bend tairtT ri es above here o. tts Els
rssif.rl river Ttsrs1s- srd srnt FRI fvsi~s
feet ~ ~tt~r vtf be- softorp toru a..
- ~slnsf - - frU ar5 VII - q tssts. loas
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

PARIs. sept 2l-A monument TO the
Republic. erected in the Place de "a Nation.
has been unvailed by President Carnot
" Tirard the Prime Minister. delivered
an address in which ho congratulated
Paris upon the insug uration a. m nu-
ment which recalls the Pacific conquests Of
1S-Q
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

CH1rsao sept ~ chicago tstectivss
are reported - bs a. OAK nd Ca looking
Tor HeTsTnan who ts ssid - - he
man Who drove Dr Crouin to bis osstb on
IL nfgnt q karz
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

~
ROscCrans was Wis
ibly affected over the
eloqu ~ and patriot
ic language of Gov
ernor Gordon and
spoke most feel.ngly
OF the grand scene
presented old Con-
federato and Federal
soldiers sitting side
by side and engeg-
ing in pie as a n I
frien dly converse.
And he prayed God
that the day would
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

NrvsTK. \ J srYt p Th. vfis.rs -
lrvinTton. three miles from this r.itv b..
god 1isroverv boom Jarnes Euvv,v
lsnorer while r1crvstirr o. fhs roas found
edge - rock oou tain irg shinir irss particles
Samples - ths rock taken - GlorIeus rs-
fsnsrv ve-s foeDc e. contain gold Judgfns
hY tbs samples t3s rock 10 ssll e 10 worth
tr.r.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Japan has thirty-one schools OF med
icinc, ono of dentistry, and two OF vet
erinary surgery.
An electric launch in England re-
Gently made sixty miles without re-
charging the accumulation.
II has been satisfactorily demonstra-
ted that the arscnites are effective
against the codling moth, and the tree
upon which they are used,
The new apparatus for feeding the
fires of electric-iight plants does away
entirely with the necessity OF handling
coal after it has been dumped in the
fuel room.
To add to our knowledge OF torres
trial magnetism 1t is suggested that
regular magnetic observatories be cs-
tablished at tho Cape OF Good Hope
and in South America
In experiments on the solubility OF
OF glass In water, plumbiferous flint
glass was found to be the least soluble,
and the relative resistance OF glasses
was different toward hct and cold
water.
The new artificial silk made OF cot
ton or the sulphited pulp OF young
woSl treated with nitric acid and then
dissolved in II mixture OF ether and
alcohol is said 10 have q density. break
ing strength. and elasticity that com
pares very favorably with natural silk,
while surprising Tin luster.
The latest improvement in the man
ufacture OF filaments for incandesccnt
lamps consists In heating them TO n
high temperature by burning fluid fu-
ol in II suitable furnace. 1 ut the
conclusion OF the operation sing tho
temperature to n still higher degree
for n short period by the Introduction
of blast OF oxygen.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Marriage AnrIenilI.

Tho Hebrews had beautiful md
elevated idea of tho marriage relation,
the Greeks had not. Sparta care d
nothing for the sanctity OF marriage,
and IL WINS considered customary and
reputable for mon 10 give their wives
over to their friends. Aristotle speaks
OF men buying wives from one another.
Homer refers TO the fact that tho father
W. the owner OF the child until sh G
was beyond his control, and was paid
for her In cattle, and this was called
cattle finding. A TROJAN ally, who was
slain by Agnmcmnon, had given 100
cattle TO obtain wife. and then prom
iscd 1000 head OF sheep and goats be-
sides. II the wife proved unfaithful
tho husband could demand back tho
price. Under the Roman law u dowa-
ger had TO 20 with the vile.
Affinity aud consanguinlty were for
mcrly, In some countries, greater OBJ
jections TO marriage than now. Greg
Tho Church OF England does not for
bid such marriages. Some OF our states
do and some do not The romantic
Cleopatra was n daughter OF brother
and sister, and she welded her younger
brother. according TO tho custom oi
tho Ptolcmies. Many authorities claim
that marriage TO cousins Is not detrl-
mental where there Ind not boon such
marriages In the family before.
Tho mnrriage ceremony h 's differed
In all ages. Among the ancient Hebrews
marriage began with tho bctrothal.
but no fornality was required. by his
teaching Christ became u legislator on
this subject and cnnoblcd the relation
more than II hnd ever been In tho
worlds history. Gin. Com. Gazette.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Li,Inr nc,ena Ii. xsan..

1T Ia tho samo old story OF living
beyond ones means. nm n thief.
Such was tho confession OF dofnultlng
cashier. Those two lines cover tho
ground md rnay bc nppllcably applied
In ninc out Of ovcry ton cases OF default
ora. lilo goes on unmlndful OF the ~.
turo thinking only OF tho great pros.
cnt until no finds himself 80 complete
ly intcrwovcn with tho network OF
theft thnt escape Is impossible, md n
confession and light sentence, or flight
10 foreign lnnds nnd obscurity. Ia tho
result Those every day occurrences
do not effect him. he simply laughs NJ
the stupidity and mIsjudginent OF tho
man whose business md social lie In
suddeniy terminated his timo comos
at last, and his smiles nrc changed =.
his iaco bctokcns his mistake tho
white. wrlnklcd, scared f.cc talsos tho
plnco Of tho once merry, manly. cheer
hi look, hardly recognizable n pwcop-
Ing changc OF mind mud appearance, In
fnct entirely revolutIonIscd. Such IL
tho end, and II surely comes sooner or
tutar m
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Remarkable MrsinerIsm,

In ono OF tho law courts OF IIclsIng-
borg, Sweden. n queer case OF hypno-
tism hns puzzled the judges. A young
medical student brought suit ngains, n
practising physician In tho town foi
having hypnotIzed him several time.
against his will. with tho result that
his nervous system wns injured aud
his mind somewhat onfccblcd. Sow.
eral witnesses appeared for the plain
TIL. and. 10 tho nstonishmont OF tho
court thoy nll appeared 10 bo crazy.
and gave tho most contradictory and
astounding testimony. Hercupon II
medical gentleman came upon the
stand ind still furthor ustonlshcd tho
court with tho announcement TIM, his
confrcrc, tho defendant, had hypno.
tlzcd the witnesses aud made them say
just Whatever he lllscd. Finally tho
court adjourned the CASE md appointed
n commission TO SEQ II tho entire
crowd wcro not crazy.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
He Knew II All.

Tho builders tell rather interesting
story Of n Buffalo capitalist who was
pretty summarily taken down for try
ing to set himself up ns the end OF all
things in whatever he undertook. No
matter what was on foot, II he went In
to II ho must have all the sny and no
body else was allowed even side re-
mark. Not long ago he built fine
brick house. In this undertaking. us In
all others. he was boss and all hands.
debating to builders. architects. md all
without tho slightest hesitation. A,
lust they grew very tired OF the brow
beating they had TO stand and let him
have his way whether 1t was righ, or
wrong. The house was finished and
shortly aftcrward the owner set abou,
building furnace fires TO test his heat.
Ing apparatus, when behold. there
wasn't u chimney In tho house!
The state herald., 1889-11-22
an Incident that occurred thirty years
ago that taught me q lesson from which
DrOiited in after lffa IN hannenad n.

an incident that occurred thirty years
ago that taught me a lesson from which
! profted in after life. 1t happened il.
a little 200-inhabitants town called
Crittenden in Grant county, Kentucky.
Tho postmaster was also the tailor and
rector OF the village. lie was the law
and the prophets, appealed TO on iii
topics. legal, scientific, religious, and
what-not Never known TO full in rem
dering an opinion, although ut times no
would express himself In rather hazy
terms when not exactly assured OF his
position. He was considered verita-
bic encyclopedia. And he appre ciatcd
the Importance OF 1t too. Ho never
lost IN opportunity to snub even those
who came to him for information. Tho
ndvance sheets for Woodruff 4 Clanin's
famous, or infamous, weekly paper had
boon flying all over tho country for
some time, and one afternoon dropped
into the little 10xl2 postoflcc and shop
for my mail. stepped back in the
rear and tho old MIN was sitting cross
legged on the bench stitching away.
BY his side lay !, copy Of tho notorious
paper, which he would glance Mt oc-
casiohally. / picked IT up and ex-
pressed my surprise, to the effect that
l did not know that is was yet out. He
stopped with his needle halfway
through the cloth, and looking up at
me from over his spectncles and
through his great, bushy eyebrows re-
marked: l
Young man, there arc lots Of things
you don't know" tt...
1t was n vicious stab and l wanted
the floor to open and swallow me then,
but | have thought of II thousands upon
thousands of times since and IL has done
me n world of good. Tell IL to tho
boys.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Lucky Neoloy.

rolambla gTonnl Herald. Soy.i.
Hearing that 900 had been drawn by
some one In this county IN the last draw.
Ing Of tho Louisiana State Lottery aud
that tho money had been pnid mud was dc
posted In tho Columbia Ranking Co, d
Herald reporter called On Mr.. Luciu.
l'ricrson, tho cashier OF tho nboyo named
bauk, md learned that \. II. Ncolcy, OF
Blebyvilicta village 10 or ~ miles froui
here, wns tho lucky man. MIR Medley
hcli ono twentieth of tlckot No. ~, 1850,
which drew the iiist capital prize Of $500,
900 In tho drawing Of tho Louisiana State
Lottery Company, hold the 18th Of last
month Tho ticket wns deposited last
week with the Columbia linnking Co. "
this city, who collected the same through
ihclr New Orleans correspondent, tho
Louisiana National Bank, We understand
that SIR Medley, who IN quito u young
man. not yet having attained his majority
Ia quito clntod over his success, lilo II u
sober, industrlous young farmer and this
windfall of luck will glyo him u good Atnrt
In lifc. This Ia tho llrst tlmn hc over
bought ticket, mud ho certainly made q
good Investment for Quo dollar.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
THE REALITY OF BATTLE.
Little Opportunity For the Display
Of Any HeroIcs Of Glory,

Little Opportunity For the Display
Of Any Heroics Of Glory.
A battle docs not consist ms many
may imagine, In u grand advance of
victorious lines OF attack sweeping
everything before them, or tho hotter
skelter flight Of tho unfortunate defeat
cd. The historian must so present it
In his descriptions. the artist in his
paintings. Even tho writor OF an official
account must limit himself to the pre-
sentation OF such moments us demand
special treatment or to such episodes
as involve important and instructive
tactical movements.
All those events which arc loss strik-
ing, Which pass moro quietly, but
which, nevertheless, contribute to tho
final result. cannot be produced with.
out too much expansion. Those Incl
dents which no account OF the battle,
official or unofficial, takes any note OF
the thousand and one events observed
only by the participants, the innumer-
able cases in which tho direction and
control OF affairs glide outoi tho hands
OF the ofliccrs-these are the little
drops OF water that make the mighty
ocean OF battle and determine victory
or defeat.
The opening Of the day OF great
battle is generally very prosaic. After
I'M uncomfortable night passed in n
wot or cold bivouac. where tho men,
wrapped in their overcoats, have been
gathered shivering about tho campfire.
trying in vain to get warm; after the
simplest OF breakfasts, OF which tho
dranght OF poor cold water was the
only palatable constituent, tho soldier
goes forth to battle. There he may never
even sec the enemy; indeed, unusually
long halts, uncomfortable standing
still under shrapncl fire. or apparently
useless camping In mud and under
small-arm fire await him. The feeling
OF being exposed 10 the invisible mis-
silcs OF the enemy, mingled with un-
certainty rs to what is going on to the
right and left, often produces In tho
best OF troops great depression and n
consequent falling of in offensive
strength, even when the battle In
general is making splendid progress.
ln such moments tactics are exhaust
ed. and ii is only question of grit
aud sense of duty.
Sheridan tells us, Indeed, the bat
tle of Chickamauga was something
like that of Stone River. victory rest
ing with the side that had the grit to
defer longest It's REIMBURSEMENT Of the
field" Still more pressing is the ap-
peal to tho morale Of the troops when
an unfortunate termination OF the bat
tie forces 80 army which has done its
duty to retire. EAhausted TO the last
gasp. Its resistance pushed TO the nish
est pitch. gives way, and with fright
fu! reaction the rcsistlcss mass plungos
to the rear. This is to-day no longer
an organized retreat from position To
position, rs our predecessors taught
and practiccd. but IN uncomfortable
current, like tho mountain torrent,
which. fraught with havoc and disaster.
overllows its banks. Woe TO the land
that can oppose no other dams 10 this
stream than strategy, tactics and the
instruction of the troops. These will
bc washed away like sand heaps by
tho roaring waters.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Tho Domestic Doc.,r.

In diphtherla the application OF
common salt 10 the tonsils. laid on In q
thick layer. and frequently removed.
has proved worry effective MS remedy.
A toaspoonfil OF camphor In wide
mouthcd bottle. well covered with
boiling water, produces warm .vapor
which can be inhaled for tho relief OF
acute hend colds. Ten minutes use,
three times day. will suffice.
When tho skin is particularly sus-
ccp,iblo 10 the action OF the chemical
rays OF the sunlight u red veil affords
better protection than II blue one.
Quito possibly rcd veil would DO u
protection against frcclslcs
An English scientist advises that
people caught In thunder shower
shonld permit themselves TO become
thoroughly drcncbed with rain. Then
II would bc impossible for the lightning
TO kill them. Tho wct clothing would
offer such ready conductlon 10 tho clcc.
trio fluid that tho body beneath would
DO sale.
DR.. Vidal. OF Paris. finds tha. tho
parasite causing ringworm Is ucrobIc
nm air brcathcr-nnd TINT IL can bo
smothcrcd by covering tho part with
vnsclino and n film OF guttaperchn
tissue. One pcr cent OF iodine In tho
vasollnc cxpcditcs cure. and opiln-
iion epulling out tho hair OF tho pirD
is not necessary with this treatment
Ono OF tho Paris hospitals has n
curious ease Of hystaria In nn mp.
parcntly healthy girl Of ilitccn, whose
particular freak Is 10 90 on nll-fours
initiating tho moving OF II eat and try
10 bltn everyone about hcr
DR. lIcbrn. u specialist md authority
on skin diseases. Of Nionna. rocom.
inonds n ton per cont. ointment OF
pyrogallic ncld for local application In
cascs Of barbor's itch, md says II
cures In three or four weeks.
Mr.. j. u. wolir writes that alt is
pretty woll established that Albnos
from whites nrc tho products OF
cousins, particularly Irish cousins.
SO far as can trnco my data, this
seems TO bc tho cnsc. You might start
tho inquiry" Who knowsp
The state herald., 1889-11-22
n PUZZLE.
Curious Myths Concerning tho
Origin OF Mans Hclpmato.

Curious Myths Concerning tho
Origin OF Mans Hcipmate.
Womnn's first appearance has been
4 fruitful subject for the legend mon
gers. The Pheniciun myth OF creation
Is found in the story OF Pygmnlion and
ialatea- There the first woman was
,arved by the first man out OF ivory
md then endowed with liio by An hro-
lite. The Greek theory Of the creation
)f woman. accorliag to IIcsiol. was
hat Icus. us n cruel icsl. ordered vul-
S,n 10 mako woman out OF cley, and
induced The various gods aud goddesses
70 invest tho clay doll with all their
worst qualities, the result b cling u
ovely thing. with wltchcry OF IN Gin.
refined craft, eager passion, love OF
1rcss, treachorous mnnners. and
shameless mind. The Stnndlnavians
sny that rs Odln, YIN and We. tho ihroe
sons of Bor. wcro walking along tho
sea beach they found two sticks
of wood. one OF ash and ono OF
slim. Sittiag down the gods shaped
man and woman out OF those sticks.
whiting tho woman from tho elm and
calling her Emia.
Gao OF the strungest OF stories touch
Ing the origin OF woman Is told by tho
Mndngnscarcnos In so far MS tho crcu-
lion OF man goes, the legend il not I'M
like that related by Moses, only that
the fall camc before Eyc arrived. After
tho man had eaton the forbidden fruit
he became afflicted with boil ON tho
leg. out OF whlcA, WHOM II burst. camc
u beautiful girl. The mans .lrs,
thought was 10 throw hor TO the pigs.
but ho was commanded by voice
from heaven TO let her play among tho
dlgglngs until sho was OF marrlagoablo
age. then to make her his wife. Iio
did so, called her Baboura. and shc be-
came the mother Of all races OF mon.
Tho American Indian myths relative
TO Adam and Eve nrc numerous und
entertaining. Some traditions trnco
back our first pnronts 10 white and rcd
maize; another Is that mnn. searching
fora wife. was given tho daughter OF
tho king OF muskrnts. who. being
dipped into tho tcrs OF n nclghbor-
Ing lake, became n woman.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Dra,h In the CIrnr,

A celebrated European specialist for
Diseases OF tho throat. nose, aud cur
asserts that tuberculosis IL making
alarming progress among cigar smols-
era. llc docs not attribute this 70 the
Use Of tobncco, but TO tho manner In
which cigars aro manufactured, Roll
ing tho tobacco loaf isn craft that 10.
qulroa neither strength nor intclll.
goncc. consequently In this branch OF
tho operation II Is Usual TO find mno
and female operatives who nrc wo ik
nnd dlscnscd. aud who. In consequence
Of their inilrmitlcs. nrc economical
employees. Most OF them suIIcr from
scrofula or tuberculosis. 1hoy cough,
aud often givc tho finishing touch 10 n
cigar with their lips.
The state herald., 1889-11-22

All are entitled TO the best that their
money will buy,so every family should
have, ut once, n bottle Of tho best fam
lily remedy, Syrup of Figs. to cleanse
the system when costivo or bilious.
For sale in zoe and Sl.00 bottles by NIL
leading druggists.
The state herald., 1889-11-22
Come we.. and Try II.

Hundreds Of people who havo 70
travel tho western railroads nrc dcvis-
Ing ways md means 10 cheat train
robbers out OF their boots. II scems
queer that tho idoa Of standing up and
firing six bullets Into ono OF tho fellows
hns never occurred to any one. FREQ
Press