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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24
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nix boxes accompanied with S. we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO refund
the money II the treatment does not effect a
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Savannah. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24
ST. GEORGES MEMORIAL HOUSE,


sO' East 10th ST., New York, Dec. 81, 1888 {
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
DEAR MADAME-The Rev. Dr. Ransford has
desired me to write and ask of you favor
Last year you most generously donated large
quantity of Vita Nouva for the parish poor 1t
has been carefully disp nsed aud has proved
most beneficial to many.
The last bottle was given few days ago, and
the favor | am desired TO ask Isl Would you
again kindly remember the poor sick by CON
trinutiug for their use some more Of your ex-
cellent 1onicy
With sincere thanks for the benefit you have
conferred by your gift, remain, dear madame
yours truly, j. Il. FORNERET.
Vita Nouva is the best remedy for dyspepsia
nervousness, sleepessness aud overwork It
will assist the weak stomach it will rest the
weary brain, It will brace up" the shattered
nerves, AS it is made from the prescrip ton Of
famous physician, you are not taking quacS
medicine As It Is made by an honest manu-
facturer you are assured of pure Ingredients
AS it is used aud indorsed by men and women
you all know and respect, you are not using
an unknown or untried remedy; only be careful
to get the genuine; refuse substitutes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24
PRACTICAL CHARITY.
The Work of Some of New York's Cha ritabIe
Institutions.
ST. GEORGE CHAPEL. J
CHURCH OF The REFORMATION,
1870 Stanton St. New York.

ST. GEORGE CHAPEL.
CHURCH OF The REFORMATION,
1870 stanton St., New York.
Mrs. HARRIET II. AVER:
DEAR MADAME-For some months have been
using your Vita Nouva" among our poor and
sick with excellent results but buying at retail
makes it rather expensive for charity work,
although we never buy less than one-haif doze n
bottles at time. VIII you supply this Mission
Chapel direct from your mandatory at whole
sale rates for such small purchases as a dozen
bottles at an order? Yours truly
z. SoADDISe, Minister IN Charge.
Dec. H. 1885,
NEW YORK, Aug. i6, 1888.
DEAR Mrs. AYER-Having tried your Vita
Nouva with perfect satisfaction, we cheerfully
recommend its use to all persons suffering from
the ills mentioned in your Danger Signals.
Wishing you Gods blessing
Yours ever gratefully,
Little Sisters Of the Poor
SR. MELANIE.
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MEDICAL.
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tPrickly Ash, Poke Root. and Potassium.)
SCROFULA

Is an impurity in the blood. producing Jumps
or swelling causing Running Sores on the Arms.
Legs, or Feet. for the cure OF which use P. P. p.
the greatest blood medicine on earth. All these
diseases yield readily to the power of p. p. p,
giving new life md naM etrenpth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24

TTIE MORNING NEWS carriers reach
III II every part of the city early Twenty
i ILL ave cents week pays for the Daily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24
DRY GOODS.
FOYE & CO.,
Respectfully Call Attention to the Following
UnapprOachable Bargains which they
Will offer in their Various Depart
mentS During the Coming Week.
LOWEST PRICES.
DOMESTICS

DOMESTICS.
Ceases yard wide genuine Fruit Of the Loom
Shifting at 7s4c.
300 yards genuine Lonsdale Cambria at s1ec.
bales good Sea Island Cotton at &C.;
case "a Bleached sheeting, soft finish, at
&c.,; worth 25c.
WHITE GOODS.
$50 pieces shear White Lawn at &C.: worth &c.
1865 pieces Plaid Muslin, large plaids and sheer,
at she; value l21kc
lot very handsome Plaid Nainsooks at 1oc,;
Hot very fine India Linen at 2Oc.; worth Ssc.
LIN EMS.
100 dozen pure linen fringed Doilies at &C.
100 dozen knotted fringe Damask Towels.
fancy border, at 12l6c. each; worth zoe.
rs dozen 2ax46 heavy Huck Towels at l9c.;
value DC
Special drives in Towels at 25c.. s5c. sOc
and 75c
10 pieces genuine Turkey Red Damask at Csc. {;
worth 40c.
rs pieces genuine Turkey Red Damask, war
ranted fast colors, at &c., CSC. 75c., &c. and 81.
Bargains In bleached Linen Damask at 50c.,
75c. and 81.
A Sumner IN QUILTS.
800 full size White Honey Comb Quilts at ACC.
each; worth Use.
125 1874 heavy Crochet Quilts, MarseiIes pat
terms, at CSC; worth III so.
Hosiery Gloves and Handkerchiefs,
lot Chidren's Ribbed Isle Hose at 19c.
pair; worth 35c.
lot Ladies' regular made Fancy Hose at 19c. !;
good value for 35c.
lot Ladies' Lisle Gloves, extra length, at 1sc.
a pair value 35c.
200 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchief.
fancy borders, at &C.; worth 10c.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
lot real linen Torchon Lace, 3 to inches
wide, at l0c a yard; worth 1Sc.
lot Hamburg Embroideries at &C., 10c and
25c. worth Sc. 15c and 40c.
Bargains in 45-inch Swiss Flouncings at DOC,
&c., 75c and 81.
Immense Bargains in Ladies Muslin
Underwear.
30 dozen Ladies' cambria Corset Covers at lie.
apiece.
100 dozen Ladies' Chemise, good muslin, at
21c each.
so dozen Ladies' Drawers, good muslin, at a1c
each.
10 dozen Nurses Aprons at 1Oc., worth S5c.
FOYE & co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24
POLITICAL BLOOD PURIFIER.
A Reliable sarsspnrilla--What the Hon.
Daniel Il. Bowling, President OF New York
Board Of Aldermen of 1855, says.


Good health can only be obtained through
pure blood pure blood through healthy liver
and kidneys. We all take some kind OF Sarsa-
paria and so far there Is none 70 equal the
famous Recamier SarsaparillA made by Harriet
Hubbard Aver. The Hon Daniel h. bowling
President of the Board of Aldermen, New York,
gives his opinion Of il in the following letter:
NEW YORK, Jan q 1889.
Mrs, HARRIET HUBBARn AVER:
DEAR MADAME Having tried your Recamier
sarsaparilla MS remedyfor an annoying dis order
Of the liver v it'll eminently satisfactory and i'm
mediate results, take great pleasure in recon.
mendiug IL as perfect family medicine. | also
found Il TO he a wonderful tonic and appetizer.
Every household should keep q bottle Of II on
hand / have not felt so well in years as do
now, after taking only one bottle OF IT,
Yours very respectfully,
DANIEL r.. BOWLING,
President Board OF Aldermen, 1855.
II your druggist does not have Recamier Sar-
saparila refuse all other kinds and send
81 to The Recamier Manufacturing Company,
SO and "a Park Place, New York, and bottle
will be sent you free of express charges I'm
like other Sarsaparillas, IL will not force out an
eruption on the skin. II will not depete the
blood but enriches IL while It purines It. TO
INSURE PROMPT ATTENTION DO NOT
FAIL TO ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO THE
RACAMlER MANUFACrURlNG COMPANY,
90 AND 81 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK CITY.
The RecAmier Preparations aud Vita Nouva are
for sale by all the principal druggists In sa-
yannah,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Useful in all forms of Dyspepsia
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

a-'ln ut = had made up my mind that
had bid,ien eooi-by 70 them forever"
joha : as.oai>hmsnt h5-gA7cd descrip
i.oa. IL stood opeu-mou,heci, rumpHns
rs hair with both hands for. more than
ten minutes, aId then-bnt no matter
what II said suffice il t. say that such
iayeetiye~ II vtn-canee On the whole race
: Old elotbe~ SPECTATORS were never be-
.are uttered and that those hurled On the
h.ad Of tin particular one in question
amounted +, anath mas
Every tale should have a moral,
sd remember vel the one affixed to
THIS Al yc housekeeperS Never deal
~sh old-elo m.n, for one peddler is a
match for tivv ordinary females. Mary
hlk Juti1s.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

The thimhle had never been Ill use III
Siam until a year ago, when the King,
noticing that some American ladies who
visited his court used thimlles, l1ad one
male for his Queen II WAS made Of gold,
Il the form of Ien> bud, The lotus bong
the siamc>c royal floral clnblym, and. as
rhickly studded with diamonds, So ar
ranged as to form the Queens name and
the date Of her marriage. The pre,enta-
ton was equal 10 an order that the ladies
of Siam should use thimbleS and they
have used them ever since. -Detfou free
Pros 7
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
W0OLEN GARMENTS IN SUMMER

1t is not easy II make people undcrE
stand the reasonablcncSs ofprorerls madtc
woolcn endorsements for summer Wear.
1t is not easy To make them believe Chat
such garments are cooler than even bose
Of linen or cotton: 1t is difficult to
make any considerable number Of people
believe that wo0Icn garments. no matter
how skifully and carefully made. can hc
worn next the skin without positive dis
comfort in the shape Of irritation, cNccs-
sivc heat and numerous other tcrrOrs
which oppress those who are welded to
linen or cotton underwear. Our work
inencn, athletes, tennis players, yachts
men, bicyclcrs and Others whose summer
pursuits require the coolest clothing,
wear flannel, not cotton or linen and
they wear flannel because experience ha,
taught them that il Is not only cooler
than any other material, but also. and
this is perhaps the most important point,
the wearer is much less likely to take
cold after excessive exercise and when
the garments are damp with pcrspiratioD.
-Nelo 1orl Nrol3.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
LADIES' COLUMN.
A school NARH INGENUITY.

Miss Kate Young, teacher Of the West
Sehewa tMich) school. took novel
method of supplying demand that the
school board refused u grant, She had
each pupil bring Al EGG, and then sold
them It a convention, grocery With the
proceeds she purchased towels and soap,
ami the appearance Of the children after
play hours i much Improved = Plcap'fns
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

1Tu velvet h9rnc- ar even NV hest
lress. woa,d ,,.fI.a,ro bsy. I'D nv
1air 81, .la7, III at il. u., ra,,,1 ike
bow !, haze fsa + $40. ,,,;, and
I'm sure couldn't ~ 1sofc than tLat.
Glad as | AWAY, ain t. hear Psaltcrs.
rep upon the >.dea..lk. almost dreaded
. hear 1t that NIGHT. FIR 4hould have u
:ell him all about ii ami though l knew
&c vouldn'r scoll 1T. dear me, | did
eel So slsnncd u ny stupidity.
Tie frs thing Fanny did when She
1eard father getting his latch key into he
Key hole was to run, with her ylse in her
aand, down to the tatr. to show her bar
gain to him. and. tripp;r. over the rug,
iowne She came Just a he opened the
aoof, smashin2 'he e'hna ana cutting her
'''of '''''e up 'eFfi''S, iier' was ''n ena
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

ia37. l got very pretty hngs III my
basket Laty, any old clos, old shoes
anything else, Iaty! Little la,y, want
pretty tings out w my basket"
''Herc's frock, said Fanny, and ]
vest Of Uncle Johns and shawl of
mas
"Ah.' grunted the man sIhc crock
is no good worth nothin.s: The
vest was 10 use NIT ne. The sf -. va.
lcetle peter, laty- Vot You Want fol
limI'
Il want pretty vase said Fanny
"Ah' leetlc laty,' said the peldler.
~ makes no monish NIT You you too
hard on me Veil, veil, takes dc
clos Dey ISL worth nothing. mos,
nothing Iaty, and | will give you dis
St. make myself poor bargain, lcetle
laty I'll | make no monish NIT you,'
and with innnncrable jerks and move.
and gcstlculations he thrust a little vase.
With very gaudy pattern printed on the
front, into the child hand and BEGAN te
gather up the articles from the foo,
where he had dropped them
Just then happened to eianco through
The window, and saw to my chaerin two
Of my most fashionable acquaintance
coming up the street; and really, for TN
loment, | would not have cared hoa
much the man had cheated me, 50 that
got him out Of the house before they came
up. He did 90 at last, although he
came back after they were in the hall tc
say:
'.>c>t ifne you has peter tngs, lady,
'ltca We make peter bargains | make
- aoai-h mil youkhiS day, laty Good
~ core nest ucck-den YOU hash
aftsr ,iae~.
u vaisil a<~oh Mrs Japonica rolled
Il h.a el ald asked me what the man
aa1&r; aai Ni>> Corncia Japonica
.'A.ale@ta,j ! didn't move nearer Fifth
:,"nts. @hcre | Would not be subject to
n" la,.s.- Ion~ If such people.
Fbe lii4o2ieaS stood a Good while and
talked a"ay about all manner Of fashion.
,ble nothir r4s- tie last concert and the
."-t party n Mrs IIight1ycr's $ how
,weetly Scrcchoini sang, and how ele-
andy Miss Wilkins was dressed the. other
| Ety, =, the 5i:ne they went Clara ard
i;usNar-i Dick were home from school
nd Fanny vas tryng for lunch SO
~ time was pretty well occupied for an
lour Or more, and forgot al about the
'Id pod'.'cr Until Ross began to tdget
s5oul tie room and ruinma4r my work
2oN and desk Tor something She had lost
" hat are YOU looking for Rosa! /
Id rather impaticntly. ;S she overset .
9"N Of cotton I wish you would be
:.ore careful
II III Fanay's fault. ma. 7to1d her
lo, to touch it TIL l came home" an
>A,rci.'.o,a
= DON'T care. said Fanny .it vas
a.jne Too.
1t Va mere mine, said Rosa, .hc-
an>e I'm the biggest varn't it. na2"
Naat are you speaking of" l in
Iuir.i "NAat was more yours
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
FUN.

The laborcr is worthy of his excelsior
Successful rronau,e are built from the
ground up.
The lady who never marries should TO
named Ida Kline
Even small haxher may IL called
strapping fellow.
Why are postage stamps like routed
soldiers1 Because you see their backs
when you lick cm Suting..
Some mon So often stoop t. coutcnpt
bic deeds that it is I wonder they 30 not
become round shouldcred Stttings.
Mother johnny, Your face is dirty"
.Tohnny-''Wdll, 50 is the carths face,
and nobody makes fuss about that, do
theyin
A young lady with tall lover need
not feel insul,cd If she is accused Of hav-
ing drawn the long beau Ne,o York
! Uerad.
Two men, with the best If feelings to-
ward each other, are SURF 70 come to
blows when they both have fhc influenza.
/ -i}azar.
Smith II, Your friend Jones con-
tracing any bad hahitsf' Brown
"No he is still expanding them. -
Omah1 IiurH
'Did you divide your hSfhons with
your little brother, NolIe,' 'Yes,
mamma, a,e tIae candy and gave him
the lno'to,,. len know he is awfully
fond = re4dfg ta4l
She Wl.r 10 ypu THINK # this fad
Of having H. hand photollii,rot' He
II should think pretty gIri ean have
her hand tak"n wi'hoa' 4nns - the
PHOTOGRAPHER Ht1yers b,sar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

rer Sv-.ega Il universal ,e.c9t-p1ic
,-l4-. ! FTe go@-l.
The evening world., 1889-12-11

Fogg's tracks by his colleagues of the. Reform
Club. to prove that tn = tnnr around the. world
was accomplished re2u!aiIy, according to the
That IL pIair! that il plain repeated. the
c ci9asst iii iS tSTncs to h'M9IGGai' F u sny r Whniu q tbe ess
gentlemen have put upon orr heels. This il I'M
diifniiied' 10 have NJ, FHGH; a mar +" homer
Eemtiemgn Of the Reform Club. that viii co t
PaEscpartont, delighted with his diycoyery,
r]csolVei, however. To raw nothing OF il to his
master. ]feallng tlqt. hr w!nli be Justly wounded
Mt THIS mistrust which. his opponent showel.
But lie promito lnmrelf tn banter liy, a. OPP
portuuity offered. with covert illusions. and
widfho&Evt Gommitti@E himself. t,o o,onnoon ,o
"lGmgoon entered the Straits Of Aialaccn,
seraINting the rcrinsnla OF tnat name from
turcsquc iplets concealed from the passenger
the yicw of tins large island.
vt ! O'riock The ICNt morning, the inIl-
Coon, - hayin9, gained u, Eair Gay on It's time
table, put IN at Singapore to take III new supply
Il;leas Fogg noted this Rain in the proper
/ c%olunn, and this TING he landed, accommodating
Mrs. Aotda, Who had expressed II desire to walk
Eiv, to whom every act of Fogn seemed pus-
plc!Ous, followed him without letting him eli
lie noticed. .laSscpartoRt, who was going 10
make his ordinary purchases, laughed IN lcttO,
rCCirg F:X's mNuwuvrr.
Aft having driven about the country for two
h0ulf, Mrs. AOudn and her companlOn-whO
looked a little without sceing ni,ytllng re-
tnlued into tile town,u ynrt c~'iirction Of heavy,
t!at-lnOkimg houses, surrounded by delightful
gardens, N which grow mar9,c, p.nelVp!ei
and all the best traits III the world.
At ten O'Clock they returned to the steamer,
havin! been followed, without susucCt!ng II.
by q defective who had also gone 10 tho expense
of n carriage.
Igsscrqrtort WIS waiting for them. on the
deck OF the ''tancOou." The good fellow had
binary aDp.es--lGrk brOwu oEtsidC, brilliant
red i~HBidc-and wEusc while pulp, melting in
the mOEtr, gives the true command an mex
cc.iCd enjoyment. Iuss %Cpartoli' wNs only too
happy to o'lrr thCm to Mr.. huuda, who thanked
i m very PIpCetuliy.
At II O'Clock. lie ~"ENnCoor." having ol-
tanned n full rupIly of coal. slipped from her
MUorings, and aiew hours later the pnsstn niger,
'Ost sight Of tie high mountains Of Maiacca.
hose forests shelter the most beautiful tiger
The evening world., 1889-12-11

TO heir own before sinking, the vessel. Of tie
! r"lnsl'gr Comuany' the uunionlIa' th9
rot take on tie slHth of their weight without
gong to the bottom.
Great pre- cautions had to be taken then III bad
weatEcr. IT. was sem times necessary tn all
under Il snail head nf steam. Ih!s loss OF time
did not Gem TO affect lli'eaS Fog at all, but
Pa svrNrt0ut was much ut ont al out il. lie
blamed the captain. the c%rgineer, and The CON-
rany, c"d scht TODD h.cN ~ mo who Lad
anything 10 do with the ;ranEpOrtGtlyn OF the
! A. eugC!H. Perhaps, also, The tloUgh: Of the
IA burner TIL burning at H. \ expense IN the
house III SHvIlie Row lad 4 ia!Ee share in his
AR you in a great hurry to arrive at Hong
hong g the detective asked HIM one, Gay.
I'm n very great hurry! replied Passcrar-
"You thirk ,rpv Mr. Foag is IN a hurry to
take III" Yokohama ft"Gmer:'
- u Il dreadful IElry.
"JLem )" y bel eye r&win this singular voy-
:" Ab,oiutcIy. Mud YOU, Monsieur Fix?"
'',iourea siy fellow, replied II. scpartout,
",iEis Gyprc,siou loft the detective in a rcvcrie.
ihc cp net liftCrleL Jim without his knowing
his p]rrnosc% lie did rot, know What 55.t6nG..
But tow had passcpartont been able u discover
Ehts' n& iaTS q IGc a: " AID SdioS va. in IN" .oc Si. ins "t tl %i.f to
lin PG.srpart0U; had ma after yhoIGht..
II happencd another Gay that the COOL fellow
went further. II was too mach for him; he
yYull no longer hold lis tongue, "L.t Us sec.
Monsieur flX. - he RsScI his comUaniOn, in II
lOgrish tone, when We have arrived NJ hOrg
Kong uha.l ~ he So unfortunate ~ u leave you
''Oh, REPLIED Fix. quite cmba. raised, ~
'An" said . opcy'ou', ,''if yon accom-
agent OF the Pcnilsular Company could not
stop, ~ the route! lou yer. only gong 10
Bombay, aud now YOU will soon lie in CHINA.
America is not far oli, ana from America to
Europe il only a .tCp!'
,FiSl2okcd attentiycly NJ his comranion, who
shOwC the p,CdsNltCst face in the world. and
hg decided 10 laugh with Ii M. But the latter,
who was in the hnmor, asked linn II his bust
nc.H brought him in much
- les and no, replied Fix. without frowning.
There are fortunate and unfortunate business
enterprises. But you understand. OF course,
The evening world., 1889-12-11

where he said that lie would stop. whom they
meet nEaiE on tho 'I'angoon, zen route for Hong
kong-in a word. following Ntep by step the
route marked ont by Mr.. Fogg-he was worth
the trouble OF being thought about. There was
at last n singular coincidence in it nil. What
intclosthGd Tx in 1t? passoI artout was ready
to bet his SlipperN-he had carefully preserved
thcm-that Pix would leave Hong Kong at the
same time ~ they, and probably on tho same
steamer.
II pat.cpGI tuut had thought for Il century he
wCuld rGVIr lHyc guessed the detectives mis-
sion. Re would never have imagined that
pliicGs fogE was being followed. after the
fadlnon of a robber. around the terrestrial
globe.
Butositis in human nature to give an e~xplana-
o. ior tNetTthlnG, tFmtspnrtoGt tNddrh!y en-
pIrtCn, Of fi%, and. indeed, his Interpretation
aad very plausible. According to him Fix wa,
aid could be, only u detective sent upon Nj,