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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-06-21
NEW ARRIVALS.
Autumn Dress Goods.

22-incb Serge Suitng, in New Fall Colors.
l5 cents.
Ladies Flannel Suiting 10 Plain and Plaids,
25 cents.
40-inch All Wool Homespum, in Checks and
Mixtures. so cents
A. and Ga Trecot Cloths, Soc, 75c.
Bright New Plaids, Silk and Wool, 5ec.,
65c., Use.
Aedieated Frilled F.snuels, 25c, 3lc, &c
Cases Canton Fldnnels, &c., l0c., l2c.
Cashmere for Men and Boys Wear, 25c.,
SIC, SOC.
Gases 10 White Blankets, 81, ST., ,25, ST.
so, mp.
Heavy Gray and Brown Blankets. 81, ST.. 25.
Bed Comforts. Lined with White Cotton, 81.
Sl.s5.
A splendid line Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves,
&c, &c, &c.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
636 Penn. Avenue, South Side,
near 7fh 81. WASHINGTON. C,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-06-21

WORKING CLASSES AgrsST1SS; " sss now
prepared to furnish all classes with employment
At home the whole of the time. or for their spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable.
Persons of either sex easily earn from so cents to
$500 per evening, and q proportional sum by de-
voting all their time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who
see this may send their address. and test the
business. we make this offer. To such as are not
well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for
he trouble of writing. Full particulars and out
free. Address GEORGE STINsON & Co., Port
Maina.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
m0dentlide 3uinois 5taats5eituns u1ontoe, l. rldr5 1885,

i'm abreliirten grief, in neldem ct BET
taoelnsperthen Nuffiibruug besttttgt uno
ibm betreffs etmaiger 8ieoerbolnngen cine
Marnung ertbetlt miro. !.
Sanousfp binterIdBt cine Srau nno bret
&tnoer, nit benen er re6t gliidlldl lepte.
QSegen @elouerlegenbeit, tDelde auf Die na1
besu gdnslt6 ausbleibenoen 3~ablungen letz
ner @ldubiger suriidaufibren gepelen ,letn
ioQen, tpuroe er niebergeldlage1, uno in
Der i~iingiten Jsa6t lieB er ii6 9ierour6 oer7
maBen gum Irinten perleiterl, oaB er Die
Mufforberung zines SreunoeS b%eim3ugeben.
unbeadtet IieB. SanbuSfD mar 30 Sabre
alt uno fam bon Stem Dorf nad Chicago.
8eim Nuffinben Der 2eihe uermutbete man
aufdnglei6 eiinen NaNbmoro, mel6e Nn7
nabnle ii9 jebod niht beltdttgte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
SeIbhmor01

Die Sel6fmorbmanie, peld)e btersulan6e
befanntlt0 in erlter 2tnie unter ben Oeute
ldben g%roliirt, bat 9onnerltag Qlbeub tpieber=
Inn etn Opfer geforbert. Sobn S. G0b, eil1
I'M 6dule 9tp. 40 8lue eSSlano Noenue ais
Go1tadnqer mo6nenoer 9lrbeiter, idoB 1t1
bort 9eitern Qbenb fur5 nah 8 ltbr 1T letz
neu 3im1ner eine NepoLoertugel bur6 Die
8ruit urb fiiste ii6 stne Munos ST, lpel6e,
mte man mad oes u~nglltdltden lleberfitbs
rltng in's GouutDboipital erfanute, ietnem
2eben iebr balb ein 3tel leben rptrb.
Oie &ugel burdbnbrte Die linfe Seite oe5
GDrpers uub iebte it6 oonn in elmer 6pl3z
tpano feit, gegen pelbe li6@ob, auf ieinem
nit Rle~ioungstiiden tpobigefaIten &offer
Iiseno, 9elebnt bate. Qlns stpet BON benz
Selb1tm0r0er btnterl1l1enen 8rtefen 9ebt
berpor, baB oerielbe eill an Der QS. 10. Str.
tpobnenoes @bepaar beSidttgte, ibn feline
betoen Rin6er, Elm WdDd)en bon Is uto
einen &naben Don IA Sabreu, entfrembet
unb DierourG ietnen 2ebenslberoruB ge>
seitiat al baben. @oB mar ein 40 Sabre
alter Witttper uno lett 8 SSabren i'm Qanbe.
St itammt aus Wtttenberg.
8. s.. SanouSfp, Elm GtgarrenfabrifGnt
bon SO. 4O4 SO. GDicago Qpe., tpuroe Sreiz
tao Woroeu in elmer @'olie btnter Dem
6auie Sos. "a rnb 36 8. Qafeitr. ais 2eiz
de oefunben. Sn Der Iintcn Sdldfe bes
go6ten eatbedte man cine ShuBDunoe uno
Elm neben ibm liegenoer, eiarnal abgeidoi>
lener Geuolper beieitiate I'M 8eretn nit ben
lpateren grmittelungen ieoell 3tpeifel Oa5
riiber, bab Der Wfarn ieinem Oaiein nit
eigener 6ano ein a3iel ieBte, Sn Sanz
ousfp's 9aiden fa1o man etnen pom SeS
.retar Der 2ose yto. 346 ~, 8. Il. B.~ an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
Der Gntfabrun9 beihul6iSt.
Die 6ro6oefdworeneu erbeben eegen oas
GurIeY'ide GRepaar dnflage.

0ie @roBaei6porenen erboben Oie1ita9
gegen baS Gbepaar 6aroeD lIt1o Solte our
leD, ipel6e Der @ntfitbrung Der tletlten
Q(nnie &eomoub belhulbigt tperoen, Nn7
tlage. 9Innte eri6ien nit tbrer SHUTTER nno
elmer Nnsabl 0amen i'm SiBun9s5tmnter
Ser @roB9eihtporenen, -un gegen tDre @Ht1
fiibrer i3eugniB ob5ulegen uno allberDent
tparen nod Srau gater, pelde oas Wtdo7
6en I'M 6inbeIbanie a~uffano, Sral Jteoz
mono, YoIisiit Wc9fanara, lomie Die
Grauen 98. s.. W1oore, Wtarp Coleman ltno
9tarcD Qangel ais !3eugen anDeieno. Die
Qebtere ertlGrte nit 8eitimmtbeit, oaB STRAIT
@urIeD Bic Yerion let, tpel6e Nnnie BON
ibrer elterlihen Wobnul1g entfubrt babe url0
Nnnie NeomDi1o beitdtigte, iroem lie Die
befannte Gntfiibrungsgel6t6te %er3dblte, Die
Nuslagen Der porigen i3eugia. Na6 ettpa
3ebn Winuten LANCER 8eratburlg erboben Die
8roBgeiblporenen ge9en @urlep uno Srau
Nntlagen rpegen Gntfitbrung.
gtah Der Beenoigung ibres Uerbors be-
gab ftn Nnnie Heontono init ibren Beglet~
t~ertnnen na6 Sem GountDgefdngniB, no
Das Ginb bic 6rau @urleD nit alter Be-
1timmtbeit als ibre Gntflbrerin besetdnete.
Oils Srau @urleD lid berett erflurte, eIttge
Morte NIT Mnnte 81 lpre6en, rtet Die GeBz
tere, ite lpole bon Der 6rau, tpelde lie gez
itoblen babe. ni6ts tDtflen llro lief odpon.
Trau @urleD, melde lebr blaB uno abge7
bdr1nt .ausiiebt, b%ebauptete, fte babe oas
Gino nibt geltoblen, un0 ais man lie erz
iubte, III iDrent ei9enen SSntereiie Die Wabrz
belt gu iaqeu, trflGrte Die Trau, iie peroe
am Oonneritag dm NrmorpsB 8 liseigert6t
gegen 6rau Nuen 3eugniB able9en llno oant
Nles iagen, mas tie iber Nnnie's @ntfiibs
ruftq ni1ie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
mar i~rritnnto.

Su etnem augeni6et1li6en @nfaue bon
@eiitesltorung mad)te IbomaS WaI, etn
ettpa 45idbriger Waln, bon gfo. l22 QSelt
6arriionitr., Douneritaa 9td6mittag leinem
4eben eiu GnOe, tnOem er ii0, uno stpar in
einem BoliSei@B atroutaes gSa9en, eine 9fes
boloerfugel in bie Sdldfe i6oB. gSaa
legte lett einisen Wonaten bdufig unuers
fcn1bare 2lnseiden BON Srritnn d1 benGag.
@iner ieiner 8efanntel,, 9tamens 81. g..
6orper, beantragte burh @rtpirfung zines
!Saftbefebles leine Seitnabnle iuegen Settles
itDrung unb 9eitern Nadmitta8 UNI 4 ubr
madte i'm Elm goli5ilt an Der @fe Der
Clinton unb 6arriiouitraBe 3u jeinem Ge@
fangeneu. Wau bate baIo barauf fuum
ben acknowledgement bebufS lleberfiibrung
mad Der Citation beitieaeil, als er einer 0tes
nolper berporriB, it'd bleien Oil Die S6lafe
belt uno, ebe tbm Die QSaffe entriiien tperz
oet %fonnte, %Teuerte. Gr feL iterbenb nm
uno muroe mad Der Worgue iiberfiibrt.
Wal tpar @igentbilmer bes tbm Dor SaDreS=
fttit bon leiuer Wtltter binterlaiienen oret=
ito6igen 8aditeinbaules 122 IS. 6arriion=
ltraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
Rabrenoe Oefdmifer-Giebe

Sic enoet in einem traeii4en Selbfmoro.
Inter ungetpObnlid tragii6en l~lmltan0rn
11a9m Sacob Nnbres, Elm i'm Nlter BON I'd
Sabren itebenoer, frii6erer 8aus l1nternebz
met, Samltag Weorgen um l l11r i'm t6aule
Jto. 379 OearDeuitrabe, molelblt Ct lett
10 Sabren gepp6nt, BON bieier Welt Nbz,
l6teo. NnoreS' p%erbeiratDete Buildings
Sdpelter lag ihner franf oars
nleoer uno Der Nr3t ertlGrte, oaB
re ni6t bis gum Morgen leben fOnne. Der
8ruoer Der 2eioeuben tpuroe angeit6tS Oie@
let triben 8otibaft bon Sd)mer3 ulo
Summer p0uig ii6ermannt. @r beidloB,
neretnt nit Der 9eliebten 3utlltngsi6ipciter
IN ben SOB al geben. 9tddoem CT auf's
Eitbrelolte pnn ibr Nbl6ieo g%enonrnell, aog
er etllen Nepoloer uno idpB lid cine Sugel
IN Die Stirn. @r itiirSte entieelt nieoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

Die 8bpSpboriGure gebt atpar nidt Derz
loren, ie bleibt fir bic fiinfttgen grnte1
altfbeipabrt, mo6l ober, Die fir Die SaIpeter@
biilt9ung aema6te NuSla9e, tpeil Der Sals
peterittditoff auf letnem iDetteren gBege Die
BboSpboridure permiBt unb in Solge belien,
ielbit BET 8orbanbenietn Der ibrtgen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Boben, feline Grnte>
MAIZE sI biloen Dermog.
6errn Sbeoo. s8eper, G1atta>
rop, Spofane 60, %. &. Srage: 6abe
cine aier1li6 Itarfe 6Ibner5u6t, fiittere
itetS &no6en, audi lit Sanb, 9olsoide unb
friideS Irintpaiicr immer CUR Stele. OaS
getSDbnli6e Sutter lit WeiSen; fir 9tein@
lihfeit lit gelorgt. 10 oaB tein llngeSiefer inn
StdIe lit, unb bod 3upfen bic 6iibner it6
Die Teberu aus, - lit bieS cine &ranfbeit
o6er cine ltnart unb mas lit oagegen utto
mas ge9en Gierfreiier 5u t1un p? Nntmort:
Selbftals steben uno SeOernfrelien fommt
Dor: l. Sn Tolge bon 2%angeDetle BET
Mufeutbalt ut Su engen 9fdumen GU nabe
an ettanber gerildte SiBltan9en) uno be-
lOnoers bel ntdt genitgenoer Stetffbeit 6eS
gSet6futters, 10 oaB Gopf> uno 6alsfeoern
5uidmmenfleben. 2. ltngenilgenoer S6ub
gegen 0teger1, oidtes 3ulammenordn9en Der
TDtere int bur6ndbten ;3uitano unb gege,tz
ieittges !3auien. 3. ltngeSiefer ltno 4Silae
III ben 8lr5eln Der Seoern nit oirefter
3eritorung uno S6mddung Der &raft Der
6art, 0ieie gu erudbren unb gu erbalten.
Jteinbaltung Der Stalungen, Ginretben Der
nodten Stellen nit 5bran, mel6em NniS0l
3ugeieBt murbe, ooer nit 9%eruballaln, III
Sptrttus p%eroiinnt, uno 8e1treuen Der
3btere NIT Snleftenpulper ais Wttttel. 4.
l1nri6tigeS unb ungenitgenoes Sutter, be-
iol1berS Wtangel an @riinfutter, &alf uub
&raftfutter. Sutterpe6iel nit Sleil6,
Niirmern, gutter 0erite ober Nei5en u1o
&alf brett als @e9enmitteI. 5. Gbiere,
tpelde dnbaltenb fable StelIen 3eieen, iino
bon Der 3u6t altS5ui1lteBen.
Oas bette Wtittcl fiir @ierfreiier miro
tpobl Sbla6ten lein. Sat man aber welde,
Die matt nidt opfern mag, 10 empfteblt IS
ftd, cine feline Seifnung in Elm st 5u nIas
den. einen Ibeil oes GitpetBes %auslaufen su
lalien, oann rotben 8fefer binein gu fiiuen,
Die Ocffnung iDteoer SI Derfleben unb eS 10
Der 6enne btu3ulegen. Nu6 lit eS 5tpeGz
mdBig, gor3elIaneier als gteiteier gu berz
tpenoeIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
Mdrtnrer bes GopfI6merSes

gn6en pergebli9 nad) Grlei9terung, bis lie
~aufangen, Aner'8 5arlapartlla an3umens
BEN. Dann Iebcn ie nit Reue anf Das
iahrelauge 2etoen suriid, Dem fie bitten ents
geben t6ur1en, ioen1 ie friiber at bieiem
Nittel gegriffen bdtteu. 3as l1ebel mar
nttt tofaler, ionoern confitntioneler Natltr,
u16 Iie muBten acknowledgements leioen
bis liners GarEapariIIa ieiue 8trtHng ais
aLterirenoes uro blutreinigeuDes Wfittel that.
Ste 6rau 0es Gautuel Sage, 81 auitin
Ctr, QOtpell, Utail., litt lanee 3eit an bef@
tigerI &opfi1merSen, bic Ourd St0rnngen
III Otagen ltno Sober berbetgefibrt lpareI.
Glrb 4per's 9arlaparila wuroe iIe pols
fomntcn gebetlt.
6ratlf Ioberts, 727 8aibiugtoH Ctr,
Bolton, iagt, er babe friiber1 bredlide &opfs
fGmerael aehabt uub nidts babe ihnl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

~ 2anbpirtbI9oftlihe Gegeuitdube. betreffenbe
&hfra9en Iinb on 9erru @nttEicb Senmtn8boUeH,
Fem 1rh. Vt brusta. 5u rtbten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
0iehMtarff.

gm Rtnbpieb art: betr1a bic 3uz
tubr As $500 Stid ge9en 4 $500 Stiid in
Der Dort9en go6e. OaS alte 2ieo; Wtarft
iberlaben unb l1ur 9e9en 96luB Der Wo9e
Yretie in Sol9e 9eringerer a3ufHbr etwas
feiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

@dafe trafen SO, 500 5tid, seseu 80, 1863
Stiid in Der D~orisen @o6e am bieltset
Martte ein. Weartt belebt. Yrelie feft, tros
Sunebmenoem An9ebpt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
Ntarftberimt.
6 b icnnn 9
aln oer Stetss" SOuoso6ri.

@esen pori9eu Somltag f6lieBt 8ei,en
nm &c lieoriger, Corn uu0 Safer fat unperz
9nbert. Die Freiie in ben beiben lebten
&aaen Der Mohe rpQren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
9amern6e 6mGfe
ottpdhrt als Qber'8 SarIdpariIla,

ALlp1ULL VIZ <$YN%V SH%i@fSSh~~~~ 1
y5eit Sabren," idreibt 2ts5ie %. 9e
geau, 262 Sinf3ebnte Ctr, grOotlpn, N.
g., sbatte i'd jeOeS 6riihiabr unertrdglife
Ropfi9mer3ett. 8ortgen Otdr5 ftHg th an
aper's SariapariIa 5E rebtIteIl Hno babe
Ieitben1 fem 1opfpeb nebr gebdbt."
SD lit an &opfi9nerI unperbGnlidfett
nno S1mdde, uno for1te mid nur NIT
Mihe TN 9auie berumi6leppeu." 90
Ihreibt Erall Dt. O1. Qepts aus A Ctr,
3oipel, Waii. Pliers SarIapartaa bat
bel mir cine rpunoerbare SerdnoerIn9 bers
beigefiibrt. SD fiible mid nun tart uHO
70 geIuno pie ie."
SouaS @arman, ESQ.,, aus 2Dfins, 8a.s
fdreibt : ,Seit Sabren leibe iJ ieDen 6riibs
itng fbrcdltd all &opf1hmers, Der BON per-
Sorbenem Blute unb eeft6rter Screaming
herriihrt. g8 mar mir al8 OBJ mir Der Gopf
aerIpriuqen folte uno 1idts balf mir, BITS
i'd Nner3s SarfapariIa 1a1m. SteIes dit.
tel hat mild poufommen berge1eut."
gls Syrau @eneDra 8elauger BON SEQ. "a
8ribqe Ctr, Gpriugfielo, Maii., ager,S
6ariapariua AT gebraud1en auftng, bate lie
lana an elmer ernItIiAen Qe~berfranfbeit gee
Ittten. 9abet tpar fe jeoes Sriibiahr nit
aopfidmers, iopie nit Waugel an Gppettt
urlo an Ser6auuug geplagt. Sine Sreurott
bereSete fie, G1er'8 Sariaparila 81 nebn1eN,
1lr1O bieIe MAI cine plI1l0erbdre Wobltb1t
fir fte. Sebt lit lire @eIun1beit pouforts
men. Sober Mdrtgrer bes Scpffhmer;es
tptrb 6iilfe finoen in
g(0er's Gariapariad.
9rbeteitet Don Dr.. S. 6. aper & Co., 2OmeE, @aR.
gsreis 81; feds 6Iaf3en, So. |ertb s. bic GEai9e.
H#aH-"F
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

Qm metn e m az It belief lid bte 1u=
tnpr aut 1850 Stiif. sesen 1876, $50 gtad
NJ Der portgei1 ISOLDE. 4reile un 5@10e.
'l1eort9er ais am uoriseu 5amltae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
Wmalu6rfa.

8etien. :. SdluB YretIe fir Weoi:
Sferp yort 995c, perlaast, ct. Souls 96gc,
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

One Of the most common causes q
dyspepsia il ea1fng heartily when the
system u tired and jaded. When OK.
hausted BY either mental or physical
work We are usually ravenously hungry,
and, Of course, turn to food a. the means
Of restoration. The fact IL seldom ap-
preciated that the stomach shares In the
depression caused BY overwork, and
hence At such times is unable to perform
ito ordinary duty. The food taken then
il but very slowly digested, and before
the process Is completed fermentatiou
often takes place. II it does the couse-
quence Is that we are In q worse state
than II the food had not been taken, for
the fermentation generates acids and
g1s, which In turn not only interfere
with digestion. but excite other disturb
anceA In . very strong and healthy
person the Ill effects Of eating when the
system d much fatigued would not be %
marked As in one below the standard Of
health. Very nervous individuals invati-.
ably suffer from the habit, and II dsb&3.
tated they are quite sure to grow more
20 Il It Il persisted in. When very ''tired
and hungry" Il II always best to rest for
time before eating. or to take some
such simple ''pick up" a. hot milk,
which should be slowly slipped. That is
very refreshing, indeed. and usually
meets the requirements quite a. we'll Is
alcoholic Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10


Tho well-to-do man who goes to TIE
theatre in . dren suit and sits In . box,
OF IN . seat Just hack a the orchestza,
has . good visw a tie play and the
players, but I doubt Il he gets q much
pleasure therefrom - The ragged neWs-
boy who sits in the gallery. just under
the root.
At the boys distance the illusion Il
complete. Tho foot1ights arc not too
bright, and tho music becomes . low, IN
distinct melody. I have heard more
criticism in tho gallery Of . Broadway
theatre during stngleperforunance than
Icould write in an entire day.
"The Silver King" with . well known
actor In the leading role, was played on
the east side some time in the beginning
Of the season. My neighbor was . lad Of
II years, who answered TO the name Of
Rocksey. His chum arrived at the Close
Of the first act, but he had evidently
seen the play before. for he knew it by
heart.
"Hey, Rocksey, how's he a-doin't it,
was the first question.
"Oh. he's ~overdoin' It horribly; he
can't act till he gets tree or four drinks
into Inn The villains the worst stuff /
ver saw. He just stands around waitin'
for his time for gettin' killed. I'd like
to e q play where the villain gets killed
before the curtain goes up"
The gallery gods can furnish IN untold
amount Of gossip about the personality
Of people IN the stage, and the tales have
- much truth in them a the staee
stories which emanate from more Inn
portant scurcea-New York News.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10


00Wn uns nus, 60 CEaO nov 0eocennp NJ
tie gEusnd, digs ho1s end rolb IL co
ooanut into It.
Hethenc ommencestotearo6 thehu,lk.
6ber By absr, until tie nut = completely
exposed. and then bceaking n What =
known . tie eye b ea1l the meat con-
p1sesly out The 6beei stripped a t.
coooanut b this crab win ffequently an
sbushsl basksk. and they aregathsrsd Tor
making mattxsasss, and arc abo.twisesd
into sope& Coooanut groves are Guild
waited BY thoss who male . business q
extracting the Oh from The nuta % Be
used Tor Illuminating purposes. and TIE
depgeda&ions q thiD crab are q . very
serious character, IN many cases the e.
6orts of the natives 70 extefminate them
proving ffuihe&-New York Telegram.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

3t0o 0oeWeeo Sentences on6 Exoe0t10a.
The rule In England, sven in cases
Whers there q no doubt that the sentenco
win b carried out. allows three Sundays
only to intervene between the trial and
ehe execution-so that IL . man IL tried
On . Saturday, he has very little moro
than . fortnight allowed him to prepare;
but where there il hope Of q reprieve tho
delay Of the announcement that the oman
3 % die till within . few hours Of his
execution not only Odds . toeturing eIe-
meQS 70 his punishment which he has
not legally incurred, but it limits tho
time oe his real preparation to the ono
lase agitating day when his friends come
10 take . final leave Of him. Tho matter
b not one Of minor importance, q was
keenly felt, We believe, BY tho sanity
Abbe Csose, the chaplain Of L. Roquette,
IN Paris. who ministered to al the cul-
psits that during . period Of twenty-five
yeaxs eKpiateA their crimes On the gull
1otina.
1ho Etench system q leaving . man
n oumplses ignosance of the time when
h6~ Gxscutioa b 70 take place until The
fseal hour actually arrives told very
haavly aGafnse that good priests efforts
% bring such criminals q Tfopman,
Ayignoin and BiIloir 20 . &c state Of
WopoEatioo for their entrance On the
Aysad eternity. Ths strange hxity Of
EsuncA prison discipline allowed some
u thsss men to b engaged in playing
0B1s withstheir iailes tin within . few
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

There II . well authenticated old story
Of governor at one of M penal settle
ments, who. having fixed the date when
two Of his convicts were to be hanged
for stealing, remembered, . few days be-
fore the date named for the execution,
that he had an important social engage
ment for that same afternoon. he rent
for the men and explained to them his
difficulty. 1T cannot matter much to
you" said he, whether you are hanged
ON Tuesday or Wednesday next. It Il,
however, q matter Of NM moment to
me, and you would greatly oblige me If
you would consent to be hangedon Tues
day instead Of Wednesday, as named in
The Gazette" The men were inclined
to stand on their rights, 20 he told them
to think over the matter. They came to
him the next morning and agreed n his
wish on certain terms, which he 4 ly
accepted. The conditions were 90 much
rum and 30 much tobacco for each day
previous to their execution. A few days
thus rendered happy were better to them
than M more day Of dreary existenceo ON
prison fare.-Gen. Wolseley In The Fort
nightly Review.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

A Rsngooo 0urmAhl eosssspoudsnt a
he PfttsbuFg DtspaseA writes: lndo.
China = sti1l lafselya jungle a Soesse
but ID cod y - well fttad o support :
great popalatioa - b that a India In
the south you find cocoanus trees b. the
millions. and ! noeed a Tie caEgoss thas
were put On tie chips In the harboes a
" south that they were owned b. ths
Chinese Then there b also The teak
wood treeA The wood b - hard n
ebony. and Il takes . polish and has .
grain like that Of mahogany. nh used
tor ship timber u well - for furniture.
and Il Is now exported from Burmah and
Siam to al parts of the world.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

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There Is in the United States treasury
vault q brown wooden box. 8 inches
long, q foot wide and 10 inches deep,
which contains paper money of the NOM
inal value Of several hundred thousand
dollars. It Is not worth q dollar. The
queer thing about It is the manner in
which it was collected Every bit Of it
came from the dead letter Office Of tho
postof6ce department. Some portion Of
Il Il counterfeit, but the most Of it VA
genuine money many years ago. The
banks which issued il and the officers
who signed Il are cones and forgotten. II
VA all sent over TO the treasury depart
ment several years ago, and Assistant
Treasurer Whelpley undertook to trace
up the various banks and get ss much -
possible Of it redeemed. Occasionally he
found descendants Of come Of these old
hank officials, themselves bankers. who
were willing to redeem someof tho notes
for the sake Of the signatures Of their
fathers, and in this way he succeeded in
getting several hundred dollars' worth Of
Il redeemed. A little Of it is Confederate
money, but most Of It il of banks. state
and private. that went out Of existence
many years ago The oldest notes are
dated hack ~ far - 6l2.-American
Banker.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10
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The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

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H soagchsd IT, CRIB and sho voodpuo sAsuugA.
TAeo down % ~ brook Whsco ~ al6ssD QUW;
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Wen I really tAink U ahn could WlA
TWoud b q IL noo
And fruitlsD cAa0o
a Teddio % lnd her hiding paocaI
Twas up b tbe rood. On Q 6road Cd akSoe
And Ts0dje may take III turn at lauGAeae
Whsa her eAica3n0 ~
10 valk o. dy,
Por what wfll they Do up ehec9, q hiGAS
Ma J. y. Dana = YoufAS Oomponbua.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

~ " 1oBS "v@o ne1 A4se.
It was just ut ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
Wa in the last stages OF consumption,
told by physicians that abe was incur
able and could not live but Q short time;
abe weighed les than seventy pounds.
On . piece Of wrapping paper abe read
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, and got .
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
q large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
its use and 10 now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 40
For fuller particulars send
stamp to W. H. Cole. druggist, Fort
Trial bottle OF this wonderful
discovery FREQ at David Dowty's drug
store.
The Columbus journal., 1889-07-10

Thou mayse Be sure that he that will
h peivats tell thee of thy faults i thy
friend, for he adventures thy DISLIKE and
doth hazard thy hatred; for there are few
men that can endure it, every man for
The most part delightins in self praise.
which II one Of the most universal fol;ie,
that bewitcseth mankind--Si Waiter
RALEIGH.