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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
;fortlaufenSe ur. lI4l.

Sater gSalburs seluust gu bem S6luB,
DAP Jelisipn uno gtatipnalitdt 0ano in
oano 9eben DAP Die &eli9ipn Die Natipna.
lltdt ititet uno Die 9tatipnalltdt cine 0flfs
1T fir DIE 9telision. Osun uipir baben &c.
ieben baB Die SrldnOer, Oeutihen unb
6rauauen, no iie fit li6 9eblieben iinb,
mo ibre Spra6e unb 9tatipnalitdt ermutbiai
uno 9ef6rpert worben lit, Dem @lauben trsr
geblieben iino, DAP lie ba9e9cn i'm ull9enlei=
nen tbren @lauben perlpren baben in benl=
ielben SerbdltniB wie iie iih uu1erifanilir=
ten."
LIMB: uOfan mag einpenben baB Die
Geltgtpn allein Die ebrli9en beuti6en uno
iriiden @inmanberer, Die Iib plDslib in Die
Wtitte psS amerifanii6en 2ebenS uno Srei=
benS perieet finben auf DEM 8iabe Der
SugenO unO gbrbarfeit erbalten miro. Oas
ut aber tbatld9li6 ni9t 10. Wenn iie ibre
Jtattpnaittdt perlieren, perlieren iie auh
meiit ibre guteu Sitter. Die Gntnaiionaliz
iiruug ernieOrigt uno i6dnDet Die nleni6=
li6e gtatur. Gin 6remoling, Der ietn
Splfstbum perlpren, itebt audi in @efabr,
leinen @lauben uno leinen gbarafter Su per-
lieren. @enn Der beutlde ginmanberer
na6 leiner 9lnfunft in bielem 2anoe ii6 Be-
itrebt, ieinen 9tational9arafter absuperien,
uno iib gu .engliiiren', 10 lit bas erlte eng
lii3e Gort nteiltens Elm Stud. slu6
iblisBt ct iib por5ugsweiie Dem 49totpbp'=
Clement an. Sin Osuti9er, ber Die anle=
rifaniiben @ebrdu9e unb Sttteu na6dfft
lit in ieinsm 2luftreten, ieinem @eiprd6 unb
in ieiner 9an5en @ri9einuns Elm @esen=
ltanb bes Spotts unb Der Sera6tuna.
@lei9mte Die Snbianer. als fie nit ben
8eiBen in Serilbrung fanlen, beren 9alter
unO nidt beren Iu9enoen li9 aneianeten
10 wirb audi Der SerI1A our I9lmerifani=
iirung' Der gtnwanoerer na9tbeilig mirfen.
IS tit l6on Otter bemerft woroen, baB Die
porlautelte, unorOentli9lte uno lp:oerlpen=
ltl9ite unierer Sep0lferun9Selalien Die ein9e=
bprenen, Inlerifaner iein mollenoen Oelt-
l6en un0 leloer audi biSmeilert Tim eS ee=
raDe bera1s5ulagen entnatipnaltlirte junse
tatbolti4e Oeutl9e iinb."
Ofo6te ou9 gater @albur9's s9riit
Die mettelte Ssrbreituns finoen Susbelon=
Dere inter unisreu Gluubens9enpien eng
Ilider 3unge fiir ipel3e iie IN erlter 2inis
beltimmt lit. 9lber AUDI unter Den fatbp-
lti6en Deuti4anlerifanern, nm audi bier
Das llrtbeilsuernl69en III Die ier i6pisrisen
unD midti9en 5ru9e gu iddrien unD 6us
n0lbi9e Sntere1e fir bielelbe 5u perbreilen
uno gu peritdrten. Oantir bieB aber lei6ter
m69ll4 merOe, ipiinl4en mir iebr Die
Sdrift AUDI in beuti9er lleberle lesung er=
iAcinen gu ieben. Die seiamte talbOliide
Deuti4e Preiie piiroe selplB germ ba3u nit
belien, DAP cine Deuti6e 9lusgabe genit9ellb
perbreitet wiirpe, UNI wenisitenS Den Ser
i4aOlps 5u balten. Wt61te,
i6lieBlib, bas treifli6e Sdriltden 9lnbern,
Die in bieier Sa4e mod 6ffentli4 mitrepen
ppllen, nit leiHer r1bigsn uno la9li6en
Sebanblunssweiie ais Otuiter bienen, unp
10 aus Der Oisouliipn in 3ufunft aue I'M
@runoe MIR Dem StplS uno Der Serri6=
lu6t enhprinsenoe HeiOeni9ait aus9eialOl<
Ien bleiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
Bonn 8nlniid)en Gatinnal> Gercin

Der Ser. Staaten iperoen aus = II ia lD,
g. g., mo Serlelbe ipeben ieine S a bre 8 :
peri M lung 9ebalten, re4t merfz
miirbise Oinse beridtst. Der Sereim ober,
ridti9er, Serbano beitano big eet nur aus
fat B bplii Sen Yolen, bate iid audi
mod immer Der Otitgliebl6aIt etnt9er Brie=
iter 3u erireuen unb madte auf einen fird=
ll9=fatbplii6en gbarafter 9lnlpru9. Nbsr
i6on lsit 5mei Sabren nladte li9 in bent=
iei6en mebr uuo nebr Die Genoen5 gelteno,
bas polnii6e Clement I'M gSeien pes
@sreins nod mebr uls i4on frilbsr unb
auf Soften bes tutbOliiden gu betonen, unp
tpeni9ltens auf elmer - mo niat auf 5wei
Der frilbsrsn SubresperI Iamntlunseu parO
BON Dem llltraS bereiis beautru9t, AUDI
uidt=fatbulil4e Gplen in Den Gerbano su=
sulalIen, pbne paB man inpeB bis pabin pa=
nit pur9oran9. Seet mirp nun, untern1
IA. D., aus Buffalo SOlgenbes beridtet:
vSu Der beutigsu Sieung Der Sabrcs=
rerlammluu9 nss Bolniidcn Jational=Ser=
ems sins es lebr 1isis ber; Die Ssranloi=
iuna mar Der 2tntras arf einen 3uiae sur
SerfalIun9 fol9enoen SnbaltS: Su Inbe=
tradt, paB Die pplniiae 9tatipn and an=
nerss sldubise unlfuBt. 10 ipre&sn mir pieien,
im Gintlang NIT Der @erfaiiuns pom 3.
Wtai. gldtuns (sic!) ibres Gluubeus aug
uno laIIen lie als poluiide Siirssr (?D
sur SDrperung unierer 9tationalitdt in uns
lem Suuo eintrstcn. Der 2ntruq purns
anoenrmmeu. Oarauf tratsn BIarrer Ota=
ier ron ct. Yaul unp Die iib,isen Yrielter
ans Der Vsrlammlung nit Der Grfliruna
aus, paB tie MN Dem SunDe fetne llntsr
ltiisuna mebr leilten f6nnten. Die @silt'
li1en battsu einen 3uias gempGlt, bur9 Der
ipsni9ftenS Suben unb llu9ldubise ausJe
! idlplen iein ip(lten."
Der EplniI6e 9tatipualsSsrein lit alio
trps Der Gemibuugen Der menigen Trislter
bic ibm (ppbl in Der auten Nblibt ibn Do
bieicm AeuBsriten gu bepabreu) nod anse
bprten, nun ppaenos Dem 9iberalt 8
mus psriansn. Oenn has scb0rt ebsl
gum Weien nes 9lberalismus, oaB er bi
9tatip II iibsr 2lIes erbebi lie qleidiar
gum @ptt nlaht Das 9tatioualbemuStiei
Iteiaert Sur 9tatipnalperriiftbeit. yYpler
Eolsn. ii her u lie 81, iingt iest Der pol
ullhe Observation-Disclosures in Imerift
mis Der beun9c 9eutipnal= =9ibsralismus lei
.Osuti9lanb. Osutidluno ii berNlles'
= aud iiber 6sligiun unp Soft gtul
pas 1T wenigitens peritdnolI6 Bite +
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
SerbH.
Bon Srdiibent 8. u. Garfield.
Deuti8 BON 5. 9l.

-9erbit, alter, bu bi1t 6a! gs fiin6en bib
Am 9immel unb auf @r6en Tooes;eiden {;
Denn ob Der @rbe braune Sld6en ibreitet
8lei6 bic 8eritOrung bin unb bur6's Sc;
ipOlf,
Sas iintenbe, tpebflagen ipilbe 9Sinbe
llno itn9en ieuf;eno bumpfen Sobteniang
Hes Sommers binseipelftem SlumeWau.
ber.
Ser gSinter, Ser bonn Simmel nieberiteigt,
1lmi6pebt ser 8erse Sduptsr i6on uno
i6midt
git eti'sem &ronenl6immer tbre Stir
Setn Obem tpebt bur6 sic Erompetens
bGume,
Die Riinoer ieines &ommens. ltnb es
neist
8ergei6e Dor Ser gSetter Bu6t oas araue,
8emoosle 0aupt unb ibre 9ofen flattern
SIM rauben Sturm, unb ibre nadten Nrme
&edt bebenb lie umionit empor gum Simz
mel.
9as 6irmament bat Eraucr oneeIeet,
S6WarS tpallt berab Ser Nolfen Erauer>
16leier.
8aIO iinft in's Bintererab Die 8eIt unb
trGgt
O's Eootenbemo ibr altes Sdneegetpanb,
10
bi, ftirbt bas 0eben aud. 9as @lter
@ fommt,
her Su9enb Treltben - Iibte 9ensesblii.
them
8erblaHsn uno pertpeIfen, uno bie 0ta6t,
Die Iange, bunfle, iinft tOotfalten gStnz
ters. 3,s
9o5 tuie Ser sens aus Eriimmern, Der
sgg :. -, gStnterl
llmber9eitreut, erueuteS 2eben pedt
ltno 9ibt uno 2uft Der Groe ipeberbrtngt,
go tperoen iiber @riiften emit bie Sterne
Der 9,ffnun5 auf rp ftnb lib ,rbeben,
lins porSul ubtn in lin ,tpig 9,bn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19

fir tbre wOblbere4tiste rationale @isen=
tbhmli6ftit, BON Der mod gar niat enti6ies
ben 1T, oh lie nidt BON Der Spriebuns aus
erieben lit, bermaletnlt ipenn bus Yunfee-
tbum in iid Suiummensewelft iein ipiro,
Den Gbaraftsr Der nOroumerifanii9en Union
au beitimnlen. (9ebbufte 3ultimmuns.)
Die beuii6en &atbolifen fdnpfen uber AUDI
iiir ibren &atbolieismus, benn nur oeutl9e
Seeliorse lit, tpie Die grfubruns selebrt
bat, i'm ltanoe. ibnen ben &atbOlieismus
gu erbulteu. SD bite Gle INN Sbre llme
teritiisung in Dieiem Sample, inocm i4
Sle eriude, bieien 9lntrag mDsliait eins
itimmis unaunebmen." (2sbbaitsr 8ei<
faG.)
Der Gntras lpur6e einitimmis unsenom=
men.
S6lieBli6 purbe audi bieBntul 5iirit su
26menitein gum Gomniiiar fir Die nd4ite
@encral- -Vcrlammlun9 9elpdblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
Gin amerifanildles Gulturfamst>

Slatt i'm sebdiiisiten Gimme bes @ortes
lit Die in 9tetp Oorf in beuti9sr unb eng
lilber Sprade erideinenbe i(uifrirte $50
denidriit .Yud'. Der Sud- bat bas in
8ort unb Bib idon oft parsetban, unb
mir baben purum i6on friber DOR bem
Saancblatt semarnt 2sste 9SOde bra9ts
er mieoer Elm ebenio liigenhaItss ME baB=
atbnlsnoes Bib, ous ni4t MIR ieben &a=
tbolifsn, ipnbern leben Sreunb Don Ser
nunft uno 9Sab,beit, Ge9t unb giaiafeit
emp6rsn mug. gr entpuppt iih Darin ols
eIn bcsbaIter Seinb Der relist . en-
@emetnbei9ule. Oas Silp felt
sinen fatbOlilden Brdlaten i'm Srnate par.
mie perlelbe elmer Otutter perenptprii9 ae=
hietet, ibre Smsi &inber in Die Biarriduls
gu i4iden anifatt IN Die religions uno sott
lpie u5reiiaule." Die Oarltelung lit sint
IOl4e, puB Der 8eObadter iofprt ben Gin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
Bum 8altimorer &atbnliten>gon>


greB ipirb neueitens tbsils in Gelegrummen
Der NIlpeirten Brelie, tbeils in fatbolii3ea
Sldttern Splgenoes mitgetbeilt
9ln Der jilnsit i'm Suuie Oes bO4w. Srn.
gii6pfs Solep in Detroit itattsefunoenen
oritten Norberatbung nabmen tbeil Die
bo9w. 6erren Gr3bil6Of Sreluno pOn ct.
Baul, Wtinn., 8il9pf Gpan ppn Buffalo,
Sil6of @ilmpur BON GlepelanO, 8i4of
Maes BON GopingtOn, &p, Sii4of Sars
fins BON 8rppibenoe, Gbooe Ssluno. Die
yuien paren blpB Dur9 3 0elesaten per>
treten: Die 6erren Senrp S. 8rOwnIpn
Don Oetrpir, 4. S. Snaban pom @6ioa9o
unb $. S. Spaunborlt BON ct. 9Ouis,
pel6er ni6t alien StBun9en beiwObneu
fpnnte, neil er als YrdjiOeut pes Gentralz
Vereins erl Die bprti9e General=Seriamnlz
lung leiten muBte. 0r. P. 9. Oeuiter BON
Dlilpaufec mar ni9t erl9ienen ebenIo
wenig Der befannte Bplitifer S. .. &etlp
DON Yrppflpn, 0t. 3. gun DEN Sprtrdgen,
melde uuf bem GOn9reB sebulten weroen
nennt Der SoriieeuDe be5 arrangements
Ausl9ulies, ST. Snubun in Chicago, Die
iOlgtnDen: ,.Hobltbdligteit", Yeter 6.
Son. Ct. Souls u3emperen5". S. $.
Campbell, 8bilubelpbiu pie tutbpiii4e
Yrefe", @eo. .. gSplfe BON Bbilaoclpbia
v&ir6ennulir, Brof. Seman 2lllen pon
Gbiouso yDie weltltbe Dfu4t", Gbas. S.
gOnaparte Dor. Baltimore u@slelliduiten",
3. S. Spaunborlt, ct. 2ouis uGr5ieb=
nns", 6. S. Dunn BON Can 9lntunio in
Sioriba; ySepba6tung bes Spnnta9S",
,Wanlp Se1p DON Glepelanb; Die 9luf=
gabe Der 2aien innerbalb Der fatbolil9en
&ir9e", $. S. Sropnion Oelrpit Die
&ir6e in 9(merifa", 8i9urb $. Glu>te,
9tem Oorf; &eiprubewe9un9en", Wm.
SetOn, Seem Seriep. 0tu9 Der .Stimme
Der @abrbeit' wdre uuBerDem Sobn 9.
Sbea BON Seem OOrf ba5u auserleben, fi9
hber ,,&atbolifentase" pernsbnen gu laiien,
unb iOute Otauriee S. @sun BON NOtre
Dame, Snb., iiber ,gbaritas" unb S. %.
Cummings ppn Bolton iiber Die u9luf9abe
Der ssraren in Der @el6dftswelt" reOen.
Inter Dem ausldnD1hen TerI6nlidfeiten
pOn &uf, pslde 5u bem GOn9reB ein9eluoen
wprben iinb, bcfinben ii9 II. a. Die Garotz
ndle Mannin9 unb gtewman BON Gn9lano,
grabii6of @allb ppn Dublin II. @pre bon
@laseolp, GarDinal OtOran BON Stb=
nep, aultralien II. Cardinal Saiderau BON
CANADA, iorpte poblbefannte SaisH, wie ct.
@eorse Otipart, @rai albert De Wtnn unb
Or. @inbtborit.
lleber Die Gprbereitungen in Baltimore
iclblt i6reibt Die bprti9e .&atb. Sclfs5ei=
tuna': @ir psrbcn einen grpBen Safel5ug,
ausgeiiibrt BON aGen fatbOlii iAen Sereinen
Der Staot uno umge9enD unb AUDI BON
@aib;n9tpn, baben lln0 miro bus cine 9ldn=
Senoe Concentration tperben. BUR ndberen
ernannte &c. Gminen5 (Garo.
@ibbons) einsn 9tusl9uB DON Rrieitern
beltebeuo aus Den bo9m. Serren Otigr.
WoGolaan, Sobn 8. @aitlep, P. Yeter
Saui6, @eprg W. DEFINE, S. q. Smitb,
S. st. Slatterp, S. 8. Soloen, SO. Daul4
uno 50. q. &earpon. Sir @aibin9tpn
iunsiren in bieier gigeni9aft Die bodw.
Serren S. q. @alter, DR.. Gbapeae, P.
s. u. MeGurf, Wt. q. Senne, P. q.
Otnaban unb Wt. q. 8allb. 9lu9 wer=
DEN Die &atbolifen an eiuem Der 6eltabcnOe
ibre Sduier illunliniren, aber ni9t an Dem
9bsn6 bes 5slt5uses. Die illumination
finbet itatt an WtOntug ben II. gtOpember.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19

@sr lid bisie 3iffern senausr uniisbt,
miro itbcr Die perbdltniBuldbtg beEeuteu=
Den 6prtldritte aui oeutl9er Seits semiB
iiberral4t iein. Oabei baben itd aber se=
rape in Cincinnati Die &atbolifsu bsuti6sr
Sbtrlnfl II tdt nanlsriflnilirt". 8anS9lebn=
li4es gilt pOn Den lutberiiden &irhen
III Cincinnati. Sm S. 1912 sritnDete BORT
em 9elpiIer RummelSbers in Der Wtei=
nung, paB Die Deullde Sprade balo aus
,lterben piirpc. unter Den beutl6sn 2utbera=
nern cine ven9Iii4-ipre4enpe" Gemeinpe.
gSas mar Die Splse? 9Sdbreno li9 feline
@emeiuOs faum nod baltsn tann, lit in=
Swtlhen Die 3abl Der neutrality-suspicious.
lutbertl9en 9snlsinOen Ginclunat;'s pon 5
auf % seitisssn. O1s iinp Gbatia6en Don
@tmidt.
Der Nerr Ssriuiier perlpsiit and anf @a=
nabu: pie iid bort Die fatbplii6e Geligipn
uuttr Den 9ta6tommen Der frans6liihen
@tnpanberer erbalten bat. pdbreno biels
audi mod immsr isftbalten al Der irans6.
iihen Sprahc unb 9tationalitdt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
Cardinal Gibbons bat einen ST

Cardinal Gibbons bat einen Str=
tenbrief erlalien bur6 ben er Die 9luf=
merflamfeit aui Die pom Bapite anldBli9
Der @ntbiiauns bes 8runO< Dent
mails 9ebultene 9laOeution lenft. Der
Sirtcnbrief iparb lebten Spnntag in ben
fltboliiden &ir9en bes gr5bistbums BAL
tinlore perleler. Der Cardinal la9t barin:
Gin aenlil9tes Gefubl BON 9eredtem
llnpi(len un0 tieier 3beilnabme erfiiate je=
bes fatbolil4e Sers, als befannt rpuroe, baB
auf einem Dffentlidem Blue in &Om bas
Oenfmal eines abgefallenen UtDn9es ent,
bh0t mprben iei @ottlpie Mdnner baben
Die Grinnerung an etnen piloen 2beCretiz
fer, einen ldamlpien S9riitlteller, einen
2cuaner Der @pttbeit, Der 9erselienb'it, in
Der er felt breibunbert Sabren begraben mar,
entrifien unb unter benz geiitano brutaler
@epalt Die 8ilbldule bes iddnolt9en 8rus
no auf ctnem Sodel in Der beilisen Stabt
erri4tet. Cold Elm Serfabren lit eine
offenbare uno iareienDe S4anbtbat ni4t
aGein an Den &atbolifen, lOnnern an Der
eanaen gbriltenbeit periibt. Oas 3tel, bas
man errei6en pOllte, sebt beutli4 aug Der
un6riltli9en unb freden Spru9e berppr,
Die man aebrau9t bel Der @ntbiilluns bes
Oenfn,als zines Wannes, beiien 9anSes
2sben ourd 6eisbeit SOdmutb un0 GrOs
qeaen Die re6tmdBis anaeOrbnete Sbrigfeit
Ssfenn5ei6net mar On banoeln ebrenbafte,
anitdn6ise Mdnner niht. Sbre abli9t
mar niat, Bruno gu ebrsn, iOnOsrn ben
Stelluertreter Selu gbriiti unb ieine treuen
&inber in Der sunaen Gbriitenbeit gu beleis
Dieen unO Su i6ndben F.; ia, iie 9ebt no9
rpeiter, fie beletbiaen unO perb0bnen nt4t
bios BEN Steqpertreter gbriiti ionoern un-
fern s0taiden Serrn ielbit. llm Den Plan
| au fDrDern, baben iie aus ben yorfdmpfern
Be, @pttesleugner, aus DEN Ufdnnern,
peld,e es auf Die yerni9tung Der @runola<
gen bes gbriitentbums abseieben baben, eiz
men Sammelausi6uB sebilbet. = @s ses
aiemt iih, baB Die 9riltli9e 8clt uno mo-
n,entlth bieies Qanb. in benz bas Wort
,,Sreibeit bes religi6ien 8efenntniiies" elmer
rubiqen unb 9riitli9en 9luffaliuns besesz
net, ioldes geriabren nit nnpiGen unb
Uerudtuns bebanbls. Sir iinO nod nidt
10 melt, bag 3epplutiondre unb Inar6iften
ibre rotben unb idpar3en 6ubnen beruus<
| forbernb unlbertrasen biirften,
Der bo9m. 9r. grsbii 4of Gor<
/ riaan pon Seem Oorf bat benielben @e<
{ senftanb in einem Sirtenbriefe bebunbelt.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22

The mineral springs discovered Ae c. from which comes the
-CEIEBRATED--
ASHLEY B@0NIHg AND ARSENIC WATER.

The hi, land This wafer no com
pounded nostrun but natural nn towing troln tie earth ana
therefore, used with faith in medical Qualities 1t has been
comIeten i found contain 50 per cent more
arsenic than water tFstcl
erisht's disease ga sores a Ulcers .aast letter tier
salt reum caa head e sai diseases e5 Diseases dyspepsia lef
This Water esn be fabel ne end externally.
pnFe erupons the skin by simply
mostening the skin with it or three times day.
tseiec IN ceans-
and identifying thesAln
confidential any with
kidney diseases, general debility chronic
afflicted with
the various forms Of female diseases ,
INVENT P5gggs THIRTY BAYS
Ge!lemenlt gives much word IN behalf OF Ashleys
wIatever until began
naly and internally entirely wei" general Meath was very greatly
gained single month Too much good
3. G1agrog. /, q. Ry, Whisham Ga
niA2EHGA 8iAIsl,E3 1900
As1lsy's l}ron.ae qa4 4rsau SIN ag q :iafs9L rem.
obstinate Of mucus
laoe and found speedy and permanent relief there physicians had
saeexg ,ooo
Secretary AaLeqs Rqaaiae e.al 4la.1le .p.fag 20.
several
agent Arsenic Water and
lll
thing account {" ndiges,
ton Before the wafer bad often felt that should never be well
happy i.a person altogether for which
an" very thankful TO on sf s5 s 5eRe6'ss MYERS
The water is put up in css Of Twelve half gallon bit
ties The water is bottled ho pnG and scaled Alright
Be sure every bottle has company seal
Price per Bottle, SO
Price per case, 5000
Tenn This furnished e oo guests al Hotel Eair0un BTis
toll Tenn
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
It Might Save Doctors. Bills.

In small town in Baden minister
closed his sermon the other day with
these words: 1--WE would be pleased,
moreover, to have the young man who is
now standing outside the door come in
and make certain whether she is Eere OF
not. That would be great deal better
than opening the door half an inch and
exposing the people in the last row OF
seats to a draught. "-Frankfurter lei
tlln0.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
EASTERN DIVISION.
LEAVE ROANOKE.


1910 q IN. Daily; for Lynchburg, Pc
tersburg, Richmond, via
Petersburg and r. & p. r.
r., and via Burkeville
and r. & o. R. r., Nor
folk and intermediate
points; connects at
Lynchburg with V. NJ r.
r. forWasl,ington and the
east, leaving Lynchburg
1890 p IN daily arrives
Norfolk 6.l5 p IN connect
ing with steamer lines to
Baltimore and New York.
200 p III. Daily; for Lynchburg and
intermediate stations.
1910 a III. Daily; arrives Lvnchburg
200 N, connecting with
V. NJ Il. Il. for all points
north, arriving Washing
ton 1000 Ill; arrives Pc
tersburg 800 III; arrives
Richmond, via r. s. p. r.
R., 7:12 III; arrives Nor
folk $40 Pm;
Cripple Creek observation-disclosures
Pulaski 700 Il III. Daily except Sun
day, and 800 p IN. Daily, arrive Ivan
hoe $50 IN and 4:30 p III. Returning
leave IYanhoe $3.50 a III. Daily except
Sunday, and $50 p III. Daily; arrive
Pulaski HOO III and $50 p Ill.
All enquiries as to rates, routes, etc,
promptly answered.
w B. BEvILL,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
CHAS. G. EDDY, vice-preSident.
General Offices Roanoke
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAJ
In ROAD
Schedule in effect Nov. 25, 1889.
WESTERN DIVISION.

Schedule in effect Nov %, 1889.
WESTERN DIVISION.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
900 q N. Daily; arrive Bristol 800
pm. Stops at all sta
tions, connecting at Rad
ford with trains on New
River Branch; arrivingPo-
cahontas at $40 p IN.
$50 p III. Daily, arrives Bristol 11:20
pm, connecting with E..
IT,, V. g. G.. r. r. for all
points south and west;
has Pullman Palace Sleep
er. Roanoke to New Or
leans, via Calera and Roa-
noke to Memphis without
change.
1885 a N. Daily, arrive Radford 9:45
N, connecting with New
River Branch; arrives Pc
cahontas 2:40 p H., arrives
Bristol - 10 pm, connects
with e. r., V. & &. r. r..
for all points south and
west; has Pullman Palace
Sleeper from Roanoke to
New Orleans without
change.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22

Governor Lees family will leave the
executive mansion and go to Lexing-
ton to live about acember 20. The
governor will remain in Richmond
until after the inauguration of Cover
nor Mckinney, which will occur jan
uary /.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at Bud
we'll & Christians drug store as their
giving away to their customers OF so
many free trial bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and never disap.
points. Coughs, colds, asthma, bron-
chitis, Group and all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test
it before buying by getting a trial
bottle free. Large size 81. Every bottle
warranted,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22

The Roa.. .,ucturing conf
pany have just received car load of
Rosendale cemeut, price very low.
They also carry full stock of the fol-
lowing lines: Anchor, Virginia and
Rockland brands. Can make prompt
shipments. Prices fairly low I
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22

end after We had couple O pints each
of Beamlsi an Crawford's porther,
promised Pat Howe to introduce him the
next dav to friend O mine at Glenabo'
cottage, and after takin' parting drink
with the landlord we left the house; but
10. and behold! when got outside neither
Ned. the donkey, nor the car, nor SIN.
gle head O cabbage was to be seen.
1 looked up and down Milk Market
lane, but l might as well be lookin' for a
needle in bundle O hay, bet at last !
was informed by the bakers boy that
used to supply me with fine fresh rowls,
that the donkey and car was dhriven to
the pound for obstructing the public
highway, for We must know that that
was the law in thin days-an' the owner
o-the saized property, whoever he or she
might be, was compelled to pay small
fine before their property was restored.
For a wander, was short O cash at the
time, but Pat Howe, with his usual good
nature, KEN to my assistance and clapped
the required sum into my hand, and 1t
wasn't long before had the imprisoned
CdDDdSeS IeidSSu lluLu Jul sih|0 'tAS, 49, .
was surprised when l missed three o the
biggest heads that had carefully put on
the top for show, and grand heads they
were, for if they weighed an ounce de-
clare to you this mint they weighed
fourteen pounds apiece.
However, bore my loss with the res
ignatior. of philosopher, an took my
accustomed stand on Milkmarket lane,
an, V tell the truth, the prospects O the
market couldn't be brisker than on that
very day. So after my stock was en-
tirely sowld an the cash safely in my
pocket, made my way 60 Mrs. Bowler's
bakery, where bought loaf O bread,
and then called il3at the dairy, where
sat down with a quart O new milk and a
pot O fresh butter before me, and en-
Joyed hearty male fit for an alderman.
While l was attn away, began to
cogatate to myself about the strange
drames of the buried treasure near Car
rickabrick casle. "Begorra." says l to
myself at last. I'm visit the castle this
very night an see the end of it, even if !
have to risk my life in the atteuut.o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-05-15


The LoNG AND SHORT OF 1T.-0ne man
can do great many things in short life
that another man does in a longer time. Il
is only question Of whether q thing
done up in such hurry does not put toe
great strain upon the constitution and
thus shorten the life as well as the task.
The doing Of it, too, may be little more
carefully done and less OF burden 20 the
health. A short turn upsets many buggy
which the long sweep saves. The short
blow fails to counter with the gentleman
with long reach. The man who is little
short in cash is little long in settling hia
bills Tho long bill makes the short peck
et-book The short poeket-book gives toe
merchant or wife long face. Short meas
ures keep you long time away from the
grocer and others. / short answer puts
one on bad terms with his or her peigbbor.
A long tongue makes short work Of per.
sons reputation. A short nose is suggest
i've of pugnacity, and long one Of an in
clination TO poke into some other fellows
business, and this is the long and short OF
IT.