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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
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BRATTLEBORO:
FRIDAN. OCINEER %. 1889.

Ncrshire people have gone TO work in
earnest 90 secure the location Of a colony Of
Swedcs in their town, and the facts upon
the subject. which are given in fourth
Inuc article, will be read with interest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

The Grand Isle people are skirmishing
about in a very lively way to secure money
enough for the erection of their proposed
bridge. The appropriation of 100000 by
the last legislature, which occasioned so
much adverse comment, was conditioned on
an equal sum being raised by subscription
or town appropriation. The estimated cost
Of the bridge is $l0,9j4 Grand Isle has
voted Sl3, 600. South Hero $4,000, Alburgh
$1,000 and about $1,000 has been raised by
subscription, which added to the state ap
preparation, makes $3s, 600, and leaves 50.
91i yet to he raised Canvassers are at
work in Darlington, and the business men
of that city are asked to make up the bal
anre on account of the prospective benefit
of the bridge to their trade.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

Tx Gov Hartranft Of Pennsylvania died
suddenly last week Thursday of kidney
was colonel Of a militia regiment, and ten.
dcred the services of himself and his men
to the government two days after Sumter
was fired upon. He served to the close of
the war, being in numberless battles and
rising to the rank of major general. He
was twice elected governor of Pennsylvania,
aud filed this and other civil offices with
distinguished ability.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

The letter of Col H. c. Parsons of Natu-
raj Bridge, Virginia, which is printed on
our first page today, tells why he supports
Malone in the present state campaign and
sheds important light upon Virginia politics,
making an interesting bit of campaign lit
crature. Mr.. Parsons is Vermonter who
is very much in earnest in his efforts to
build up the material and social interests of
his adopted state Of Virginia, and is the
leader of formidable white Republican
contingent in the southwest part of the
state
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

Gov. Hill of New York, who has Just
been South with an eye on the campaign
of 1892 doubtless, gave Cleveland vicious
stab in his speech at Atlanta when he told
an immense audience that he should not
weary them with dry figures, 'dnd Jesides
] icH my cgciopndid at home"! At Chat
tanooga, also, he said II shall not say
anything about the remarkable develop
nent of the resources of your remarkable
country. have not brought my encyclo
padia with me, and you know more about
it than do The alluson, of course, was
to the charge that Mr. Cleveland took his
speeches out Of a cyclopadia when he went
South during his term of office
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

then he gets sent along with little money
and a railroad ticket. At the present time
he is doubtless looking for winter quarters,
and may find those at Tewksbury ms good
MS any
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
PERSONALITIES

40. Crozier has returned from Ann
Arl0r
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. DeRuytcr have
returned from Crystal lake
Mrs. ~ B Naber, OF Dayton, O., is
visiting 40 Or. r.. NJ. Dunham's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Angel leave
today for the Black lake resorts.
Frank DOnnaily and Henry House
man are Va New York on business.
J. B. Hudson and daughter and Mss
lou IRWIN are taking Il summer trip.
A. =. Fenton aud daughter. Of Chica-
g.. aro visiting George A. Cutler and
fanny.
Arthur G.. Dennison Is spending q
short vacation with his family NJ
Nocilport.
Ex-Alterman Hayes and wife left
yesterday for Petoskey ana other
Northern resorts.
L. 3. Brooks, of the N. c. Office. has
returned from ten days v.s.t at his
old home IN Hart.
Mrs. Henry Farma and Mrs. VIM.
laneurtz have gone 70 Detroit on a
visit for q few weeks.
MISS Matto LOvelOv, of Detroit, has
returned homo after q visit with her
cousin, Miss Matte Dole.
Mss Lena Sheppard. Of birmingham.
Ala. is visiting 1. +. Naybury and
family VI Mad son-ave. Miss Sheppard
formerly resided here.
Mr. a1d Ngs. ". II. Fox, of 557 North
lonli-5t. aare Just returned from a
four "c .As pleasure trip.
Mrs. Caas Urban. Of Chicago. daugh.
tcr ot Edwin Avery, Is visiting her
parents 0t ill south Uu.ou-st.
Nr sai Mrs. sam frost. Of Cnc.n-
rAt. o.. are the guests of Emanuel
lruscl aut VIE. OF 34- Wai.hv-ave.
g.. y. Remington. with ta. Hcrxcv &
'ayF urulture Company, mas just re-
turned from q Two weeks trip in the
West
John Van Durer. who was injured ri
'ae elevator 40 Powers 81 Walker.
commenced vrt bv il. r. Courtney, his
attorney. lH- $500 damages
A. b Rood has gone to Lancer to
f-t ns parents. tleLre East down the
So. lawrence t0 tlo White mountains.
Portland. Boston. Newport. New York
.tt ana tno s01ealrn resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
DUx - DETROIT


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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
TOWN TOPICS.


'-.'i.-i q f--i'.f g t--.s cabinets.
geH ASA slts.l1t.a4 DOCK las been
bItl- at Alger Park
Eola a. Ar ars 8lf.. VII n Wtirz.
L4re as e.z.l .roaut sa.refer
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I +. -s-~..1--- 1,.''-..- -
es.r
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aI5 = ~ l..,.-.... ~
49,. ~. go
'-1 D-s-iA ~ flo.e "vtzs ~ re-
ee.fe rs 60 Angus ipE humber ~
80 GA. ST. D---
fte4 ieA-pl- ard g. y. Black have
Afrl ti-,e1 sgera. dep4ty s1er.1s
Z eet ~ t-7 Lake during lle regatta.
SOB. Lael. altrch, 0l Cass0J0as. h.ss
lalg qualified as a deputy eolleetor
,i-.'-ef Af- e-eketee, ald entered up0a
t-e 1+t--s ~ tle position.
The funeral al tle lAts Paul RDekie
elll - .ell is9m tae family residence
at ! . cloex tas afternoon. that gni4
beng enOsen ~ accoallaoda.s lAe NAL
carr.lrss who desire ~ AlLru4 iu 4 body
Meeting " ths rre.-,,r. ~..s--. s.
n. q. A. pallols tals evening at s
% -iock sl44p. >4Dl-ct. Looking Onto
Jesus" All young men interested ia
Bible study are cord ally invited.
Vile >ovser a ltri. hon ls......, 49,.
CaaaI.-t ,et. b.ff-n IL, f'.. ~,
owned by Pecer Bs.rs.r I'm, - ~
Caual-sf 9oraol,Int r-.. ...-7. - 49,
police 4ad taa 10 ~. i...I.''l
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
STOCKS AID BONDS FOR SALE ! i

$4,000 of the 6 per cent.
30 year bonds OF The street
Hallway Co., of Grand Rap
ids. Berkey & Gay Furni-
ture 90. stock. New Eng
land Furniture Co. stock.
Sigh Furniture Co. stock.
Michigan Barrel Co. stock.
Northern National Bank,
Big Rapids, stock. Street
Railway Co. Of Grand Rap
ids stock.
Particulars upon AppIi-
cation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Railroad Extcn.inns

An Elk Rapids correspondent says:
Elk Rapids Will surely have rails an
other year. For resort, for manu-
iacturlng, fOr general business, she VIII
keep up with the best of towns. Mr..
Ashley, OF the Toledo Il Ann Arbor.
and Nr. Nu.likcn, OF the Chicago &
West Michigan and the Grand Rapids
& Indiana railroads, are both figuring
with the Elk Rapids, Williamsburg x
Southern Railroad Company. 1t IS I'M
possible to state at this writing what
road VIII be in here first. The first road
III Will catch the cream of the business
(S2JO,0 freight a YEAR, the use Of
docks, dockage on the inland lakes and
the right of way, etc. Elk Rapids is
wide awake and is going to have rails.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
TIE M.CHIGAH TRUST COMPANY.

MORTGAGE SALG-DefiUlt having been
- made Iu tie COldi tons Jt a c .Itain mort
cage, made thr Arst day OF Nay, A. ID. l'4- by
Manson Niiierand Euulce i. Miller. lis vile 10
Elizabeth g.. Paris, ard recorded ia tn Office
81 lie register # Ceeds Il Kent county. Mich
lstn tne nrst day or May. A. j.. i,,f at I.30
CLOCK p. m. III iibrc 100 OF mortgages on page
a}. on which mortgage there is claimed q be
GNf AZ tEe DATE ~ t.ll, notice tie sum Of four
hundred. t~ensy-tLree and - 100 dollars
9t-'.'o ..nd no tui, 1i iaN or IN equity having
Dttl instituted o. recover such debt; there
lore notice is HEREBY given That said mort
gage Will he tofccl0sed by a sale Of the mort
gaged rtmises 20 satisfy the amount due
thereon. Wilh costs and attorney fee OF fifteen
dollars. provided therein and allowed by law,
~ public auction 10 tie highest bidder on
VI edArsiay tne 18th day Il October. a. ID. 1850.
at DO O'Clock q. NJ. oi thar day. AT the front en-
trance 10 the circuit court room ca Lg, n-st.. Ia
the city OF Grand Rapids. in said county.
me ~ 9rtsaged premises are described as fol
lows to-Wit. Al those certain pieces or par
Co.'S uI iand situate and being IN the township
o. Cascade. IN tle county OF Kent and state of
hlchig a.. and described as follows. to-@lt The
east half 81 OF the southwest quarter "a of
section tNo ~, town six 81. north OF range ten
IpI Wcst, excepting I've and SeYtn-eig ghths 90
worth. described as commencn. az the north
west corner OF the east hall Of the southwest
quarters thence eastiorfy y-Iour Is rods; thence
eyuthM,Sieriy 40 q point o. tAc west line OF
th- east half of the southwest quarter forty
one 81 rods south OF beg snning; thence north
10 place OF beginning. Also excepting twenty
seft = acres In the southeast corner. decided
Quuc Audl Including three lal acres ofland de
scribe as part OF the south bali OF the north
west quarter of said section TWO ~ commencing
on me north tine OF tae southwest quarter, t0T-
ty-iour a. rods east oi he northwest corncrof
tie east half Of the southwest quarter thence
east 70 the cchter OF lie section; thence north
10 she line oi The Detroit. and Haven 2 Mil
Waunrc Railway Company; thence northwest
eriy along the line 81 the said railway 10 the
rolnt ~ intersection al said line with the con
t.uuaflon of line drawn through Two points
dcNEuatcd the first. tie po!u; of beginning
above mentioned. the second. 2 point on "a Line
running south from the northwest corner OF
ia" east ndf of the southwest quarter Whlcb
Is ioytX-one fil rods Ifl ot said northwest
corner, thence southwe.teriv along said ine
70 place of beginning. containing three acres
OF land. both of said descriptions together
containing about iliy-tLrcc acres OF land be
tie Same NOR, or less.
Dated July -, 4. d. l.S1
ELzABETH G.. PARKS.
Mortgage.
TACCAcr. WoLC0TT 4 GAvs0N.
Attorneys Tor Mortgage. thurs
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
A CITY PARK.
\ Strong Feeling in Favor OF Securing
the Eall Forty.

\ Strong Feeling in Favor OF Securing
the DaIl Forty.
The resolution offered by Alderman
Turner Monday night, calling for an
investigation of the park question,
seems 70 have struck popular chord.
and great deal of comment has been
caused by the summary manner in
winch the inquiry was shut oH. While
the resolution WAS general IN its terms
it was generally understood 20 refer u
the b@il forty. adjoining the city on the
southwest. This land Is donated to the
city upon the condition that It be con
verted INTO park. The land is admir-
ably calculated for the purpose.
and AZ comparatively Slat x-
pense could he made bau.Ial
park with artificial lakes. uatlral .nlls
aud g.ens, with romantic drives and
wa.AS. Ine adjoining forty acres can
oe purchased very reasonably. and by
spreading the expense over several
years, As = the custom OF all cities i'm
sucn matters, the cost of tae land and
Improvements would make 10 ap-
preclab!e increase IN the tax rate The
park would be much more easy OF
access than the island park in
Detroit, which is visited daily
by thousands Of people. and i
would not be long before the enter
pris'ng street railway companies would
construct lines which would convey
passengers from any part of the ci,y
for a single fare. It IS probable that
the resolution VIII be renewed. and the
opinion Is expressed that tine narrow
minded counc.lmcn who seem unable
% comprehend the broad needs Of the
city, and can see only that which el-
iec-s thor own street ami immediate
wcnity, Will receive broad hlnt from
tlnLr Constituents
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
DR.. Ethelbert O. C0Sman.

Late ~ TIE Cincinnati College q Medicine
aa4 surgery Hluciuutfl. olio. has Offices SO
Room, and - $50. .ul Aanfoe-sf. Grand
Rapids. HicL.. where al slrabe eases are
treated VITA Success
Medical diseases frrafe1 successfully. Con-
sumption. IriEaf> Disease. bysEepEa Llcu-
raism ani NERVOUS DISEASES AL
Ciseas-. p-euiiar - The sexes a speciality.
CfIARRH CURED.
C0NSrLTtTION % orlce or hy nsil. ST.
once hours 9 10 y an 2to4 ,. u. and = 20
T. D.. sunday ios 3. "a.
Address al mail % Dr. 7. o. Cosmsn. Rooms
and =. 10. luJ Monroe S.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Judge NJ. c. Burch yesterday morn
ing took a seat upon the circuit court
bench. and viii preside thereon up To
the 20th of August. Judge Grove viii
leave Monday for short and we'll
earned vacation in Macomb county.
Judge Burch still walks with crutch,
and is likely to need its aid for some
time to come
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
ras a.s.r sr1.-..r s..-as.r ss.srsn

II CONTAINS 40 fZeNca os or+l6 a8ahcY,
DEFENQsk1 So~6ls 4F~s Tnl @cffs fA.Nll-
fJo =.
O. IS 20 NEu T1n.S. BIT f2s SKA
TEsTED f.as sNo TlAE A1AiN ~ rrl os.eo-
FSEtATs oF A4Ns Nro Nsll g. lleELf 10
R-AD Trls aEAoRAN0Uad. IS ~Ell As ~ TnE
csAhDcrt-D5sN " CTrERS 1ng CAAikls
MADE foR F tsS.E <Aa2fs a-EN uE-l FOUND
- 40 kEstR ESIassS0sAT. iT 01IS rs
~oHN NEll
n Ont IS CsANeeo. r. IS Not
p EASANT TO rAeE EHpERlNENTs rsilo ~irn
kE~sa eE1EolEs WnEN, A ALMOST ENcr
AID EsERf ro1s6holo N 1ns COUNTRY. II
~ USUALLY POSSIBLE ID FAo T0E GgNUNs
FReD. ERowN's GinoER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Marriage TIccnses.

The following is .i,t Of the marriage
licenses issued since last Published. with the
names. residelee oNhen oltsits tie city ana
ages OF Tie parties: AGks
Fl.lp 4. Schneider Lowell; Jennie a.
- ll'r'r. Lowell -.-..-.-......... 30
fTrt schroeder. Grsll0 Rapids township;
irt Sw!crcuSa, Oraad Rapids town
ship a7-ni
llto Lc AIIrs. Jennie an ter lf-.r ol--yt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

STATE or MIcUIGAN-The Circuit Court
- fof Gee County of kent-iu Chalcerv. A. a
session Of sid court. held az the Conri House.
D. fne lttv D. ,r-snd iaIidS. in Sad county .oA
tls lFlFeay oi July, q. q. 1881 Present, Hon.
MlilAl1 j. Grove. Circuit Judge.
ALLlD l. Nv l.--u-al..rt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Tho nrw process of cleaning by steam
and dyng bv cold blast. Old feathers
made go0i q, new. Work done on the
premises, without delay. dirt or annoy
ance- Address, Feather Rcn0vatng
Co., CITY. State, county and city rights
for sllo
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Send y0ur order Tor bottle beer 20 the
hu,terer Brewing Company, and you
VIII get the bestln tne markat.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

D., /. & y. Reeds Lake suburban
trains VIII run until II O'Clock every
night on account Of the dancing parties
at Campbell x JndervOoI's pavilion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. F. c. West Nerve and Brain Treatment
5guaTantecd specific FOR Hysteris. dizziness.
Commissions. iits. Nervous Ncur3 Eia llead-
ache. Nervous ProstratiOn caused hy the use
of alcohol or tobacco Wakefuiuess. Mental
Ueprcss on S0ftening Of the Brain resulting
IN insanity and leading % misery. decay ald
death. Premature Old Age. Barreuness. Loss Of
Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Spermstorrhnea caused hy over eAertlOn Of
the brain. self abuse or over indulgence Zach
box contains one months treatment g box
or six boxes for g. sent ~ mail prepaid or re-
cei II Of price.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Temperance lecturer in New England
MI. John Barton. says; Was subject to
those deatnly sick headaches and also
dyspepsia. sulphur B.tters cured me
when al other remedies failed. Mrs.
Barton is the wife OF John Barton,
suporterdent of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
LaWrcnca. Nass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

The members of the lnowl Third
Regiment Michigan Infantry are re-
Questcd 90 meet AT -. Johns Micn.. on
August -, lSs9. Meeting wl.l be held
in tao tent of Wm. H. Borden Post SO.
-lf.
state papers 81 ease conr.
Col. ST. j.. Iiutrurov.
..r..-,.- fr..-..
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

husterer Brewing CO.. Plsener and
export beer, bottled at thcirbrcwery for
family Use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

IAcCAcr. WoIC0TT 4 GANs0N.
Attorneys Tor Mortgage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
Little TOO Frank,

81 ull be frank and truthful
with yo u, my darling,' sai q George
Himself teDderIy, ''as ! intend to
he after v 'e are married. You are
not beauti. al, but iOu Gave NO r'
good sense than all abe pretty girls
/ know put together
"Aud /, to ,, Will be frank and
truthful" rep 'ed Amanda Herself
for II was she. "You don't know
as much as la. 1t years bird''ucst,
but YOU have atgcr mouth and
keep it open lon ger at time than
any man ever =. wv" She smiled
like an angel whe she cea scd tC
speak, and someho W George Him.
self began 90 woud er whether thu
ranking privilege c onldu't t'e car
ried to excess.- -Broo kiyn Ed gle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
@ 5OO Reward for a Lost Cat

The equivalent in Eng'lSn noueS
oc 50 500 WAS one. offered by al
oId lady in London for the return
O,'' Of a Iayorite cat which had s'rayed
or been stolen. People called her
a "crank." aud perhaps she was. l., -
IT. unfortunate that one ol lio inc
aent or sex shonld ever gam tn'S
titIe. VET NAV do. l, is' however,
frequently not their fault O'ten
ennct,onal arrangements VIII ap-
narently change a woman eu,l,e a.'
ratnre Don't blame such suiier,
srs pn,it it rncy are "crauky'" Slsos',, out Isll
Them to use DR.. Pierce's fSvorlIC a ,,l,.,
Prescription, which is an inla,,'oI, I,
ro,nedv for "fe male weakness" II
will soon restore them 10 Vueu ,
normal condition. IL ls 'od''a"'o'
to Owe satisfaction in every case c
or moncy paid Tor 1t VIII DC re
turned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
Why She Objected.

Mrs. f is a person with more
than her share Of supcllluous halr.
One day as she was leaving Yrs.
rs, On whom she had been calling
she invited Mrs. T., little Elsie to
kiss her. E.sie'+ mother noticed
the little girl did it rather reluci-
antly, and after Mrs. T. had gone
she inquired the cause Of her re-
lucfance, and WIS some Fh't sur
uris,d to receive the following
answer:
because, mamml, her mo.t1
brows are so big they uehie'--
Haypers's Young PcoDie.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
Hope.

The truth is that man can better
a todd to sacrifice his dinner daily
for = year than live withont hope
coro week. And nature has rec.
oor;, ed that it is so. What phrase
- 40, = common in mouths than
tho aim Ole but significant 81 hope -
Nor 10 , here any human being,
howsoovo, tOrlorn in material pos
.oos,ono bOwseeVer afflicted,
vho wos ~, Vt originally endowed
v;,,. ,h,sc can Geity OF hope. Go 10
noor;,oIo wbe, e one might suppose
Il were easy IL find despair IN
many osnects The doctor will
whisper to you tha t til hls or that IN
valid is doomed, an 4 that he can
not. by the evide nee Of human
foresight and experle uce' II 'e o"'
day moro. "Well, a nd hsO' are
you I" you say to the sl''k man. 'FnC
perhaps you cannot help betrayih
in your tone the pity you feel for
him. thus hovering between two
worlds, about one of which alone,
the one he is leaving, you are able
TO assure yourself that you know
anything de Cisiye. sob, much
better" he re plies, with a strong
hope IN his W Dice and his eyes. "l
think | shall soou be well.p
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
PATENTS

ohtained for new inventions, on Tor inn
proveqents in old ones, Caveats airlnge-
aents, Trade Marks and all patent Dusi
ness promptly attended to. .,,
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED may still, in most cases, 6e
patented by us. Being opposite the u >.
Patent Oftice and, engaged IN Paten'
business exclusively, we can secure pat
ants in less time than those who are 70
mote from Washington.
When inventors send model OF sKetos
Se make search in the Patent once, and
advise a. to its patentability, free OF
Ssos reasonable. and no charge unless
patent is obtained. o.
We refer by permission to the City
Postmaster, and TO the superintendent ol
the Post Office Money order Division IN
Washington. For 81 ecial references
circular, advice, terms, &c, address
@. A. SNOW a. CO.,
Opposite Paent Office Washington, d. {
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
A WONDERFUL SPRING.
CURES THE DRINKING HABIT IN
THREE DAYS.

CURES THE DRINKING HABIT IN
THREE DAYS.
Cured OF intemprrence in three
days !
How many people know that ihe
state of Georgia pWns II natural
inebriate aSA lumr
And, nevertheless, such IL the
fact.
at is the most wo.derful spnng
in the United States" said Special
Officer Broderick, OF the Atlanta
police force, last night.
ITO what spring do you refer 7"
"IndIan spring. l have taken
three men TO that spring who were
80 far gone Oh the liqnor habit that
lit looked as if it was impossible Tor
them to quit, aud every one OF
them were cured Immediately. One
of them had ben practically
drunk for four months. | tO1k
along IA supply OF hisky, aS pc pc
said it would Kill him To quit o1
TOO suddenly
HDid he taDer of 7"
"He took one drink after he got
to Indian spring, aud after that de
cined to tone drop. He said he
did not want it at all. He remained
there u rec DAYS and never saw such
a transformation. He was sober as
a Judge, his face was cleared Of ils
bloat ami the red liquor look, anc
was himselfagain. Since that tint
he has been at work steadily ant
has not touched n drop. That wal
T six months ago, long enough t.
efiectuallY settle the matter"
"Does it prove equally eflicacI
y GUS on others y
,. al have tired three cases, ant
with the same happy results in ev
: cry case. Ibelieve that that sprlnI
q which does not hold over a gallo
of water, Is one OF the most valna
ble in this county, and worth a
the hospitals in the land for tn
4 cure OF iDebriates."
t "wby don't somebody ship tn
,vater ?"
I ,''In the first place, the sprin
- belou gs to the state of GeOrgii
G and is 'ust rs the Indians left |
g long ago, The state gOvernmen
: has never permitted anybody
II lease It or to attempt to enlarge IN
the foT. The water is tree for e
er, body. In the second plac
o there IS a volatile gas in the wat
d that escapes after a few hocrs, re
dering it Hat and robbing the W
p fer of its extraordinary qualltle
NOR these reasons no attempt h'
ever been made 10 export it, al
people are compelled to 60 to Il
spot.to enjoy its benefits. 1t IS
r wonderful spring in many 9th
70 respects, but 1t is the king of &
ID liouor habit cures that ever | ha'
seen.r-AHdmtd Constitution.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
ThtY Bunted.

"Were you a I the ball game this
afternoon, Rem I"
"You're right I was, Dora"
Chow the Giants did pound
Lovett, didn't hey I"
"All to bits, yes"
"And notwitl istanding their big
lead there was 10 tagging on their
part, was there !"
"Flaggingl Why, [ thought
there Was, at any rate the bats
man made a great display o
'bunting.'"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
Electric 1Sitt ers.

This remedy Is becom Ing so wei,
known and 80 popular v 10 % neeu
no special mention. Al VINO naVo
used Electric Bitters sin g the SAINT
song OF praise. A purel meuIc'ns
does not exist and II Is 8 uarantecu
to do all that Is claimed. Elect,lo
Bitters will cure all disea ses OF lne
Liver and Kidneys, vii | remove
Pimples. Boils, Salt Rht 'um @ an'l
other n aSectIons eansed Inv impure
blood. viii drive Malaria rom 1ne
system and prevent az well as cul,
all Malaria fevers. For 'ure - ~
Headache, Consumption anC lnu' %
gestion try Electric Bitten 'IT, u
tire satisfaction guarantee d' y
money refunded. Price u , o.,
and Sl.OO per bottle at b. Schl ni'.
DRUG Store. Woodstock, o d
l.. II. Jordan's, Mt. Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-08
Hogs.

Tie. hog will trriye better II
kept clean and given plenY Oh
water. Slop. food does not ahora d
sufficient supply Of water. MIX
will NOT answer As water. Inc
water.trough should be kept filled
with clean water atail times. Many
hogs tail to thrive owing 10 '"I
tact that the, are given plenty oI
slop and no pure water.