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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
Photogranha.

One dozen first-class cabinet size for
"a, and finished for delivering in six days
time after sitting for the same at w. r.
Cross gallery, Fl Meade, D. Z. Sam
pies Of my various views may be seen at
the postof1ice, Sturgis.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
Council Proceedings.

The city council met at their rooms on
Tuesday evening. All present. On
application John Dolan was granted
license to sell liquors for three months
from April l. An interesting communi-
cation from w. E. Jones concerning a
city park was laid before the board.
After canvassing the subject the
board accepted the proposition, and in
structed the city attorney to draw up a
resolution accepting the same.
On motion $1,8S9.24 was transferred
from bond account to contingent fund;
$710.76 from general fund to contin-
gent fund; $121.28 from general fund
to fire fund to pay balance on hose
cart and freight charges on same, and
$194.73 from general fund to interest
account 10 cover interest on bonds, the
latter sum to be returned from interest
account to general fund as soon as it
has accumulated.
An ordinance entitled: aAn ordi-
nance to amend ordinance No. 6. Of the
city OF Sturgis," was presented and
read the first time.
On motion council adjourned to meet
Wednesday evening, April 10, at 7.3o
o'clock.
MAX HoEHN, Auditor.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06


The best assortment of staple and
fancy groceries in the city at Arnold q
Meyers.
The Sioux commissioners have not as
yet been appointed, nor are the signs
favorable for their early naming.
Last evening Max Heohn returned
from the Belle Fourche country where
be had been on business, and placed his
team in the stable Of Cowdin, on Main
street Shortly after, one OF the horses
was suddenly taken sick and died. The
team belonged to Cowdin be having
recently purchased the dead animal from
j.. j. Davenport.
Leslie Bitney went out into the conn
try yesterday morning to find Mayor
Posters trotter which had strayed away
from the range IN Potter's addition. He
went out IN the saddle but came back IN
the soup. Cause: His broncho buclzed
him OIL It's back and trotted back into
town leaving Leslie 70 hoof il. After
this Bitney will strap himself op--orI
walk both ways.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06

To Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mumford, Of
Galena, on Monday, April /, 1889, q
boy. Doctor Cheney reports the whole
family well.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06

The primaries for the selection Of said dele
gates will DO held oa Wednesday, April 10, 1885,
p. m. at the places designated by the commits
Bioncrs for holding the election on May 2, 1889,
sxcePahg u INC precinct h of Lover bare s Unite
school house.
By order of the republican county central COM
nittee, made at q meeting of said committee
held at Sturgis City, on Wednesday, April 5, 1889.
III. G. PALMER, VIM CABLE,
Secretary. Chairman.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
Bids wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned at his office at Sturgis
until 4 o'clock Wednesday, April 10,
1889, for the construction of. all side
walks ordered built by the city council,
and on which tho time allowed for such
construction has now expired
April 3, 1889.
MAY HoEHN, Auditor.
For Rent.
A first-class dwelling house. Inquire
of l.. s. BRIGHAM.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
The Sisters Academy,

Several months ago it was made
known to the citizens of Sturgis that
with very small bonus an elegant
Catholic school and convent could be
obtained for this city. The matter was
allowed to drag until a few days ago
when our citizens began to take action in
the matter. Tuesday afternoon, after
but short time devoted to canvass,
J. J. Davenport succeeded in raising
more than the bonus asked by con-
siderable amount, and notified Father
Rosen who has notified the sisters of
charity to come on at once and begin
preparations for the building. The
preliminaries will be settled very soon
and work at once started SO the structure
can be finished before next winter. The
edifice will be 40x60, and two or three
stories high, the height being yet unde-
cided.
Whitewood, remembering our grist
mill experience, sent down a delegation
consisting of Callaghan, Cusick and
others to make proposition to Father
Rosen regarding the locating of the
school at that point, but the offer not
equalling the one of onr citizens could
not be considered by those in authority.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
To Whom Concerned


On May shall take from chat date tho memorable Law
IO0IAH REsIUlE OElIWEIvI
will be maintained all instances without regard conditions
and no instance shall allow any goods to leave the store without for
with privilege q returning and getting money back
Of avail themselves
ILL.,
- - - - 90
cbeaner whom bs oes Tho ,v haf.o a . - aora NJ .. .
buys $1,000 bookkeer collectors 40 cent dead
------
no dead beats to contend with aYou that always paw think it
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Meade County Repuplican Convention.

The republican county convention of Meade
county will be held at the city hall in the city of
Stu.gis. Meade county, Dakota. on Saturday,
April 13, 1899, at o'clock, p. M, for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidates for county
Offices for selecting members of the county CEN
trail committee to serve until the next general
election and for the transaction of such other
business may come before said convention.
Tho precinct representation in said conven-
iinn will bn ma f6llnrrc.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-06
STURGIS ADVERTISER.

/. r. GROW, PROPRIETOR
Tho ADvEKTIsER is entered semi-weekly at the
Sfnrgis post office secOnd-class matter.
SATURDAY. APRIL 6. 1885,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

roots or your tongues an almost omnIposenr
thirst, il YOU viii this moment give your
heart to God He will help YOU. by His gracA
to conquer. Try it. It is your last chance
| have looked off upon the desoiatiou. Sit
ting undo my ministry there are people In
awful peril from strong drink, and, judging
from ordinary circumstances, there Is not
ons chance IN five thousand that they viii
get clear Of il. | see men in this congTe
cation If whom | Must make the remark,
that il they 10 not change their course.
within ten years they will, rs TO their bodies,
lie down in drunkards' graves: and as to their
sous. lis down IN a dcunkarGs perdit!on. l
know that it is an awful thing to say, but I
can't help saving il. OH, beware You have
not yet been captured. Beware As ye
open tie door Il your wine closet to-day,
may that t,canter flash out upon you.
Beware, and wncn YOU pour the beverage
into tho glks-. in the foam at the top, in
white letters, let them ho spelled out to your
soul: ''Bewarer' Wien the books OF indR-
nlenr are open, ana ton million d~runkArds
come up TO get their doom, | want you 70
bear witness that /, to-day, In the fear OF
With ali affection, and with all kindness, =
beware Of that which has already exerted IL
influence upon your family, blowing out
some Of it. lights-a premonition Of ttb
llackncss Of darkness forever. Oh,
ii You could only hear this
moment, InteTperance, with drunk
ards bones. drumming OF the head of the
VINE caak tie Dead March Of immortal souls,
mathinks the very glance OF a wine cup
would make YOU shudder, and the color or
the liquor would make vOn think Of tho
blood of the soul, and the foam On the top Of
the cup would remind you of the froth on
tho maniac's lip, and you would 60 homo
from this service and kneel down
and pray God that, rather than
your children should become captives
Of this evil habit, you would like to carry
them out some bright spring day to the GENE
terv and put them way 70 the last Sleep
until at the call of the south wind the flowers
would come up all over the grave-sweat
prophecies of the resurrection. God has a
f,aIin for such O wound but what fOwor of
comfort ever grow on the blasted heath Of a
drunkard's sepulcher2
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07
rood Consumed on an Ocean steamship.

The food consumed on one OF the iaFge
steamships from New York to Liverpooi
was 3 follows: Nine thousand i've hun-
drsa pounds Of beef, lo0o pounds OF
mutton, 900 pounds Of lalab. $50 pounds
Of veal, $50 Of pork, $40 pounds OF
picked legs Of pork, COO POUNDS 0,
cornei tongues, 200 pounds OF corned
beef, 20o0 pounds Of fresh fish, twenty
bounds Of calves feet, eighteen POUNDS
= calves EsaJs. $50 fowls, 24o pnng
chickens. 130fducks, fifty turkeys, nifty
-eess, tu0 squads, 500 tins Of sardines,
500 ~plovers. 10 pounds Of sausases.
1900 pounds o. ham, 500 pounds OF
bacon. 10, 900 eggs, 1000 quarts OF milk,
ZOO pounds OF butter, 40 pounds af cot,
lee, ~c;ghty-seven pounds Of tea, go
pounds Of sugar, 100 pounds OF nee, Soo
pounds Of barley, 100 jars OF Jam and lei-
il. l.tty bottles Of pickles, fifty bottles OF
sauces. twenty barrels Of apples, fourteen
boxes Of lemons, eighteen boxes OF
r.11cs. SIX tons Of potatoes, twenty
IL. barrels Of -four,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07
SELECT SETTINGS.

Spinach Is 4 Persian plant.
lI0rsc-radish is q native of England.
Oysters deposit about 1000, coo eggs.
A singing nusscl if found on the coast
Of Ccylon.
The American silver dollar first made
its appearance IN 1894.
A tax upon playing-cards is universal
in Europe, With the exception Of Spain.
Fish were created first, and they are
the lowest and most numerous Of animals.
Seals viii follow a boat a long distance
in which some one is playing on a bag
pipe.
School district libraries were first os-
tablishcd in the State Of New York in
1887.
Next to music the weather probably af-
fects the animal creation more than any
thing else.
Two hundred and fifty thousand per
sons persisted in Antioch by the earth
quake Of $40.
The Stoics lauded suicide as a praise
worthy action, and the Roman law did
not look upon it is a venial crime.
The tendency to suicide is more preva-
lent among thc educated and wealthy
than among the poorer and middle
classes.
The Greenlandrrs bury with a child a
dog to guide it in the other world, say
ing:-"A dog can find his way any
where"
A remarkable cave in Stone County,
Kan, is said to have been explored fo1
twelve miles, to have two rivers and mill
ions Of bats.
High heeled shoes are no modern in
yention; they 90 back to the earliest
Henry; and the top piece was often nc
bigger THAN q shilling shaped like .
heart. =
Snails will come abroard Just before a
rain, and begin to climb trees and plants,
concealing themselves on the under-side
OF q leaf if 1t is going to be a severe
storm.
Mrs. James Gallagher, a resident of
Brooklyn, began sneezing the other even
INC, ana she had got the tally up to ZU4G
times when the doctors finally found q
REMEDY.
The name sUnitcd States Of America
was first applied TO the colonies in the
famous pronunciamento for American lib
crty, the Declaration of independence.
made July i, 1776.
When ! Chinese girl is married, she
must wait four months before etiquette
allows her to pay her first visit to he,
mother; but, after this initiatory call
she may 20 to the home OF her parents q,
any time.
At one factory in the United State:
there are manufactured between two anC
three toas II postal cards q day all the
year round. The largest order ever flee
for ono city MAS LOCO, 600 cards, Q abou
twelve tons Of paper for New York.
japanese oranges are as different from
our IDEA Of an orange as they can vel
be. separating from the peel almost a
easily as grape, dividing into section
Il TN slightest publ, each section like
separate fruit, an9 diSsoiying in the mouth
with q flavor Of cherries, leavinc no pu.,
,rhinl.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

METHODS OF CfilRCH u0.x.

NJ -
\ large am ,unt Of cn. r-y is at i'll hn-
rying from place t. p!acr,aai (ta.4gltr ii
al kinds Of gatherings Wit4 = II r. Of l>s
rel- lollS charact +. Properly .le3h5u. tHI,
can hardly be called wprs, taau 81 i Ert>~.s
current as such With large Eufuha!se XIII Chris
tan people in many GA II 81 a t.Atr more
nor less than >clf-lntuI-"It dis I'll ID AMI
1t operates a> nlI~chi"yulI,ty =, ri i5at.nu II
ways does II breeds 'ttcn an !:th.olal f.
v'rlshness of spirl', gut, i@can1atllls with
that rcstfulneas q >(irit without which
there can be no healthy -rGWt:l ut thil~tlan
character. 1t results not se.,i5nl Ill III" de-
velopmcnt Of a snp-rtcalty &.l elnaline~s
OF spiritual undCr>tandin. tliat are n,lle tile
NOR" beautiful that they are linked WITH "A
calm self -contiI ence aud self -intIar;ance that
lIrltate and rtpcl. 1t dist cliE<S L. the
cultivation Of those -huly4 gruccS that
flourish hest in the atmosphere If steady low
atty to neal est duty. Evidence ri this ter
denry surrounds u everywhere. aai. IN
| presence Of it. it is rot unnecessary to insist
that cur methods should neyy;. hc ,uc3 as
to lower the tone Of Clii> ian character
among our church members. They should 10
nothing 70 foster that crHNin. for publicity
and excitement that units for tn Guiot wo k
OF self culture, which i, Of Slr3l vast linlor-
tance. | cannot >tay 10 anitF tbs pine pie
70 such matters as the lrrtllt>eibta aaZtar
and lnterlninable soiree. | VII only say
that my firm conviction i, that n.ithtr II
the case nor the other is the grtl, worth
the candfe; nnd that, futthtr, / can e II
celVc, without any stretch Of imagination,
what a sa~Alg and 4 profit it Mou.l b". both
to past r and PEG L, We're it laid 4 sFn Is a
law that 10 member Shall be 41lo"t.l to At
tend all might long at a team efi.g. where
sermons are rcseni ed and s~Ictci."s .uurhtetat
aud sacred 5 n5s are hail 4 with r,lrdS Of
Indecent applause. -JoScph Cotdttt II. H., IN
the CanuduI Presbyterian.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07
CNSELFISH SERVICE.

One Of the most striking scene; in modern
fiction is that III Charles kin--lcE,s lily
iatla," where the Jealous yoIi5~ monk, VINO
has become almost a convert to the fasciuat-
ing NeopiutOntsln Ct tic brI liam tiy}hdtiI,
is suddenly brought 70 n rtalll.tiun II its
entire inade4uacy to human Ii /, NA ii tie
beautiful teacher declares that Ell lt- Ganc
nothing nntfcan Go n"plEln-1aT Lii v,;Nvtri
sister, a philosophy Nl1cn estHa nothing
for a human life, whatever IL conditions,
was a philosophy that .coub! not lie true:
ard this incident suggests tie te-t Il. mt
only all philosophy and reEgl.I;, Init all the
1T ais AMI purposes Of every human llIc. No
philosophy can lie true which dos, not i'll
some way c itribute to Tie strength. ard
purity Of every human SOFA who s.I3e. it.:
no religion can claim divine ut.t1 ritJ v jeh
has not the right ~elt Tor e<ety
human need, no ium2n Il i, wisely
and rightly ordered vGj.4 eoes
not III its own working olt I'LL 1ira,
direct. and aid other ltE.>. To fua,.. !if4
TiciIr trnngcr and lurrr ser fr-n a3.Et1
help mon To take 20 ti.HI~a.tt, TIN, Taca or,
purrr ami stronger HE, i the ,lI ut gerry
hind"f knowledge, ot all forms ii a~ctlvltv.
and Of every rightly ordered il =. Ini~ 4tr-
vice 10 common h%ullluiaS med 5o. lie
| direct or inInt!i;it II ms H. lrrs. f.
rect. and li>coN.Gatln e4h il IS ut.##t.
results; tut at ,onla point and IL ~u3n. s:.y
this Service must be itId~ieI. II. t4 -
ply, the I lIsion, the c,.aa. to ..l44 ~
W. man, in which o. II " - tai~c i4 stef
divine hoI cfulno~e j. nrt I IN! :Ge, IEc
aside as unworthy gul#t- - l..
which Shout ~al>tr~c; it II .f rels t@4u
human fife, il such 4 = ~ y 3- A,.
and wuIk out soIAe coma '.>(~t Htt#cl
could not III ~ way ,HaIeil ~ .ft IA
men in the life they have 10 Ike N.uI4 II /
he worthy the I%arsui. q aas FL g-l*64I
man.
It is not necessary ia ORDER ,... e.. .ax
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07
9ati!"fiv story OF a Eumb Mother.

oae e! tie most pathetic stories Of the
ianI Is tina told Of the Countess of DIRK
hey who 49, married III 1853 bv signs.
~-rlt.. .!ter the birth IF her first child,
h, lArsr. VITA considerable astonish-
sv.,t, 81" the mother cautiously approach
be cra:e II which the infant Was sleep
~. lae Counties, Vas evidently ful! Of
~]N A1,. t~>5gn. Having assured her
III LAT tAe os.ili rtally silent, she took
large stone Hhich >he had hidden IN
tr hers:a" !, and, - the horror Of the
t''rSv-@ho ~-s fully Impressed with a.
"a Ut the p~ecAsiar cunning and maii,-
ity ~ dummies raised it with al
Ill .N.a = fling il down vehenentlv.
bes@. IL 't.9~ cp'ii interpose, the
I Aai sung tie stone not ST the
thtst, IN. "a tie floor, ~lerr II made a
Ir reis The chit, im~;nedia:el,
s"s aatt cf:ei The Countess. who
81. maternal e-geraess FL
scout iell s,ta
-. ,a> .st .; -. >ne hai
ef tstt ~ CHA ie@<i ~.
o.s :" ttlscI..- Ok = Ii.se
IS struggle II eight, years -
French l4w has sanctioned c-grL@.~a.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

-
Eabh'. siii 1hGie' l raAe give II up
Il 'uerc s'"ol cannon am i was 4oa1oi
am . s1S = ~ .. - .Ao 4oI. :.
tiat cann5l am ! 80 tH1t 7 "ou1
IRE y on 49, - ! a.. y A.. 100
tHo bta@', ! "1A'A luz -
i VI, !. !. \ !! 'Iih1 ~ d i-aH "
vase up ~ IIil9 - tI@t ~
"a ape 800
q W. ! - : - II
- ~. - = ~
1hfi7~isl 't -
| now there i 10 escape for 1e, Dead, tut
not buried arm 4 Walking corpc. L am
an appsrati1G = what | one vas. an a
caCel Immortal. lfeatsLs against the "7lres OF
tny cage III tGls erection and III That direc-
Ton: bHs'n1 #5ait.. r-4 esI. th1li ll.re -
b.nf'i ~ 80 80 'i'i ".e'4 Jpn ~ SoH'
tet n,t able = ct o4t Destroyed, without
~rcn~iv~
| - furtnet and saY tat tie inebrlate
suffers from tue i'-s u To u7eI'ilhes 10
y"3I not f-c9Ehi1~t IN f1af IntilJ 81 11ose
Wip NJ" No" c~aidt'r. oI 'lf'tis 'it!n" only
i,tl. tqAtla aE9"er- Tor. ~ tie churches
anb IN lefai1tsf I" tflft.lt~z Do t@,l
-"t '.'o" tAa' "'> ttTt h:ett ~ INC
.a'"tjE crsa t--8t .s.3" thal tAey
prayed ~ l"-a1t ! 't 'airlct
around The i8t, @tn~ "f fa6aen''i daFs7
-. v,e te.. ,.s ,..=4. r.. ~ rank
L:.t -thov GRADUALLY fri away. And
now What ~ va sut.asz. i, TIE feeling
1T. 5I.h = man o that when
+ ia AMI. n l- d..5.a..,.f >n.A and the
ai.hnnorel a.rane" .h.t, III rhinEs Of
what he u':.at nae bpe3 ana II wIaf lie i.
now DO lneh mon Iar.a .atd seem very
merry, Al t,.rrj down "a H.. drntbs Of
,3nrs.ul J, yor, heavy ..Esnt ia not
wonder that fn"y s'il'ti,i.7 81 s'fanEe
lLth@ nlHi 'ist F"F! 4, ,',i@4 ~ 'ht i',,i'.s
non l",l ""'.'i n't LEM IN AZ an y
yaitAnr" what they alf'E. 131!iot tel a'ieh
a. that ther. Is no future rantf.n.".11t. 10
not tell h:Hl there is 10 SUCH lac, as he'll.
IL knp"s tllA.a. IS. ilaI tn.te no.
| 70 on, and say that IL l.abriat" Suffers
from the lossof ~pliysicl A"aita. ~" oder
n.n in tie congresstion l4ay remember tI1at
~a:l' years 40 I'r SeN1lt ".i.t fhT2ugal ,hl@
country and electrified the ieel.e ~ MS &c
lures, III "ile.l M showed tn sieet5 OF a'eo-
lol on the human stomach, lie had ~:FoA
devastation q. stronG rink uin! the pi.ysi-
cal So dent. There were tiloa.sspisof people
that turned back from that lireTou5 sk"tcii
swearing eternal abstinence iSehl everything
that could lntoxicate.
God only knows what the drunkard suf-
fers. Pam flx on e;ery nerve, AMI travels
every muscle. anl gnaas every hone, AMI
burns vita every lau.c, and stings with
overy poison, end pail, ut him with every
|toltire. What reptile crawl over his creep
ing limbs, niat iionl; stand by his mil
] Iipht nil,awt VIDA. pr0ans tear his car,
Wh.t horrors shiyerti1rougls his soul. Talk
of the rack. talk Of tho inquisition, talk Of
the funeral pYrc. talk of the crushing jug
lcrnaut he fools them all at once. IIavo
You ever been III the ward Of the hos
pltal where those lpobriates arc divine.
lie stoncn of their wound, driving
bac,; Tho attendants. their voices sounding
through tic night The keeper comes ND
and ,ays. .UnsL now be still. STOP max
iltg an this noise But its e"frectual only for
a<no,nn,ant for as ION rs the EaoI,nr is cone
~. -. .gt-, -. / = y "a, tIo,.t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

Miss Juliet Corson, the well-known
teacher Of cooking. is a hopeless invalid,
and writes with q portable desk fastened
before her. she j. confined 10 her bed
aaeA ul In time.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

r. a"taaai with sore eyes Use br. fh"mr
.H- Ike water. u ugGi>t>selltt 13tper bottle
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07
Out of Sorts

Is : feeling l-ees.isr I" t..anns d ~dyspcptir tcndcn-
cy, or 1t may b caused TX change of climate. 6cason
or life. The stomach IS ont of order, the head
aches or docs Lot feel Tight. appetite is caprictous,
the nerves seem ovcr,vnrSel, the mind Is confused
aal in table. This condition nntis all excellent
corrective III Hoods SarsaIarilla. which, by its reg
ulating ANA tontur powers, soon restores harmony
10 the system, aud gives TINT strength % mind,
nerves and body which rr.&cf one feel perfectly
vel. =. D-1,c sure to get
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

The Mothers Friend. used a few weeks be-
for con tnencnt, lessons the pain and mekes
iihnr qnics and comparatively easy. Sold
I'M al Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

Is thousands of cures are the best adver-
tiseIlIentS for Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07
Co'OIed Maps Of each State and Territory in the United S:t.:
Also Maps Of every Country in the World.

The letter press gives the square miles q each STATE: ,r i
settlement; population: chief cities; averag e temperature.
q oilclais ana the principal postTnasters II the State. n1. :
iarn7s, with their productions and the value thereof. different:
manufactures and number of employees, etc, etc. Also IT, -
II each Foreign Country; form Of government: population
"a! products and their money value; amount OF trade
SIC o. army; miles Of railroad and telegraph, number u
N1t>e, Sneep, and 4 vast amount Of information VALUABLE tp@-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

IN Germany there are one million surplus
Y omen.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-07

Smoke the best-"Tansills Punch" Cigar.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-02-13
PHYSICIANS CONFESS.

All honest conscientious physicians who
give B. B.. 8. (Botanic Blood Ba,m) a trial,
frankly admit its superiority over ALL other
blood medicines.
Dr.. w. J. Adair, Rockmart Ga, writes
Il regard 5. B. 3. as one of the best blood
medicines"
Or. 4. H. Roscoe, Nashville. Tenn, writes
Gall reports of Is. B. B. are favorable, and
It's speedy action is truly wonderful
Dr. J. W. Rhodes. Charlottesville, GA,
writes: Il confess 3. B. B. is the best and
quickest medicine Cor rheumatism I have
ever tried
DR.. S. J. Farmer, Charlottesville, Ga,
writes: Il chcer'uily recommend 3. B. B.
as fine tonic Alternative It's use cured an
excrescenoe Of the neck after other remedies
effected no perceptible good
DR.. C. Il. Montgomery, jacksonville, Ala,
writes: My mother insisted on my getting
3. Is. B. for her rheumatism, as her case
stubbornly resisted the usual remedies. She
experienced immediate relief, and her i'm
provement has been truly wonderful
a pron4ihens physician who wishes his
name not given, says: ~ patient Of rlne
whose case of tertiary syphilis was surely
killing him, and which 10 treatment Seemed
to check. was entirely cured with about
twelve bottles Of &. 3. 2. H was fairly
made up of skin and bones and terrible ul-
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