Morris tribune., 1889-12-18

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your houses on any day you may de
sire.
No remedy tor blood disorders cal
equal Ayers Sarsaparilla. Though
concentrated and powerful, this med
icine is perfectly safe, and may b
taken by children as well as adults
Physicians recommend it in prefer
ence to any other. Price 81. Wortl
IS a bottle.
Married, on Dec. Is, 1880, at tn,
residence of the brides mother, Mrs
w. B. Pagan, in the town of Scott
Mr.. Sidney Stafford. of Wisconsin,
to Miss Della Pagan. Rev. ii. NJ
Herrick performed the ceremony. A
pleasant party Of relatives and friends
were present and enjoyed u merry
time. The young couple left the same
evening tor Ellsworth, Wis, where
they will make their future home.
The TRIBUNE extends congratula-
tons.
Babyhood for December contains an
article, by DR.. d. Bryson Delavan,
on "A New Aspect of Catarrhal
Troubles" which is perhaps the first
popular presentation of a much-mis-
understood subject. 1t Is only with
in recent years that what is common
ly called "catarrh has been recog-
uized as u distinct disease, the con-
sequence of certain growtAs, which
can only be removed by proper and
systematic treatment. 1t Is, i'll the
words vi DR.. Delavan, lone of the
most painful and Injurious affections
which can befali IL child" and the
conclusions of the writer cannot fail
to attract general attention. OF hard
ly less Importance are DR.. J. Lewis
Smiths practical paper OH Nursing
IN Diseases of Children" and DIR.
Alice NJ. Farnham's recommends
tions AS to the Proper Training Of
Nervous Children" AcOrrespJndent
addresses Fifty Questions to
American housewives with regard to
the nurse-girl discussion which Baby
hood has started. Is cents mum
Der; $50 per year. Babyhood Pub
fishing Co., Beekman Street, New
York.
Malaga grapes and Florida oranges
at the Red Front.
Kenyon Leader: We often hear
people make the bragadoclo remark
that alt is Il cold day when they get
left" An Austin man had "a little
experience of this kind one cold day
not long ago, and as result, he very
wisely concluded that in the future
he would prefer 81 warmer day In
which to get lett. The unfortunate
victim was Alonzo HOllister, who, a
lay or two before, had committed
in the first degree and, at
the time referred to, was out in COM
pany with his bride and friend of
hers on his wedding tour. The friend
to was only accompanying
them as far as Dodge Center, and
when the train arrived at that station
our new benedict not wanting in gal
lantry, assisted in the removal of her
luggage and tarried so long in nego-
tiating an exchange of good byes and
other courtesies, his mind being ma
tually in q whirl, (matrlmony affects
some men so Strangely, that the
train pulled out and left him. He
however by dexterous effort, gained
a foot hold OH the steps of a milk car,
which being accommodated with
only side door, as was also the car
to which 1t was connected, he was
obliged to ride in that perilous con-
dition without overcoat or gloves UNI
til the next station was reached. His
fair bride, in the mean time, was
over her widowed condi-
ton and wondering if fate would ever
prove kind. When the train reached
Eden the unfortunate man was able
to regain his former position by the
side of his other half, but he was
bluer than most men are at the end of
ten years of welded life.
One Hundred and Six Pieces.