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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
Gatarrb, Reufeber, catarrbaIiide
Qaubbeit.
Cine meme SeIbfbebanoIuna.

Der Qeibenoe weiB in Der &esel gar ni6t,
baB bieie &ranfbeit onltedenb uno 6oB Iebeltz
bt9e poraiiten, bic ii6 an ben S6leint6auteu
per Jtoie unb Der Gliita1ti9en 00bre befinz
ben, ooran l3ulb lino. IS lit inbeiien ourth
mtfroStopti9e unteriu6ung er,pielen, baB
Dem 10 1T, nnb baburcb lit malt aud alf bas
rlbti9e Ntttel 9efommen, bes aQe biele
8ral1t9eiten ii6er. raid uno bauerno beilt.
8teles Wtttet brau6t mir ale pier3e1u 5age
Elm bls oreimal onsemenbet at 1perben, nn0
brau9t man oe5balb ni9t ais benz 6allie III
9eben. Gin Ranpblet, wel6es sic ilelte
Sebanolllngsweiie ertldrt, erbGlt man ultentz
9eltlid, penr1 man ii0 ali Die Abreiie: ". $.
Orion & Con, Sorrento, @an., 0el
Sing Str. Scr. 337 bis $50 weroet. -gerlin
MteOtcoI Nbpifer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
Sta0t Gbita0o.

Ser General 9t9emt &err 9er=
a1ant Sre6i0mtot bcittGt Ole
Gtaatett WorO> tito SIO=GaroIttta,
OtnrOIa1tS, Georgia, VIDrioa,
Sett1teHee, 9tIabatna ttto Strgtui9.
Serr GouarO 8rtnbOH oen Staat
NebraSfG.
Serr Sbeo. -. SeGntaiat Sen
StGat SnOtana 1tttS SuinOts.
@err Curt S1utaleRIec Oem Staat
S4inoiS.
9err Saul Trtebe1 Die GtaGtet
S4tnOiS 1tuo Sotpa.
Serr Carl gd)tmfel Die Staatem
SMtmots, @tscOnftn 1t. WttttueIota.
Serr Gn0em Raiter oen Staat
ScTaS.
&err &. ReaSea oet Gtaat suit
4totS+
Serr s. SuGnerfopf oen Staat
SuinotS+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
5wei eladIihe mdnner.
Rerr c. u. Buckingham madt einen Grefer
IN DER Souiiiana S~taats=&otterie.

Rerr G. d. Sudineham madt einen Grefer
IN Der Souifiara Staatsz&otterie.
6. 81. 8udtn86am lit ais 92a6te@lerf
Bel Der. Limited SJates @gpreB Company"
in bieiiger StQot angeiteltt uno Elm niidterz
ner mn uuterneDmcnoer iunger Wfann.
Seine Gottegen peranitaLteten I'M pergange7
zen WlOtat cine Sam1lung in ibrer Sfftce,
urI nit benz GrgebniB berielben etlide 2ooie
Del 3ouiiiana St0at3>2 otterie 5u faufen.
Mud Der iunge 8n6ingbam murbe 5ur 8e>
tbeiligung an bieier Sammlung oufgeforz
bert, er le6nte ieop6 nit Dem 8emerfen 06,
0aB CT letn ga15sS Ginfommeu fir leine
Santtlte, Die aus Trau uno Sinh beite6t,
nOtbig babe, Oa feline Srau ieit etniger .3eit
franf lei. Gura Dor Der 3ie6ung ant 10.
Septe1nber entinloB ii0 8udtngbam oelien
ungeadtet, ietn Slid 3u probtren, un0 ien>
0ete 81 6teiem Bebufe 81 Elm ltl1b elupfing
bafir 5Dei Gin3pan3igitelz2oo @ineS
Dteler QoOie tpar @inStUan3tgitel Der 9fo.
69,159, tpel6eS nit Dem britten 6arptgez
iDtnn bon $4,000 berausfont. Ser gLitd>
It6e 0tann i6idte lein Qoos Der 9outitana
Staats> 2otterte un0 erDielt 0afir $500
in %flingenoem 0eloe. IS lit oies pieoerz
UNI etn Sail, IN nel6em Der 0eptnn in bic
rf6tt9en t6Gnoe fam u1b mo er benz 9uten
3neGe 0ie1en mtr0, ben 2ebenspfab zines
braDen iurgen W1annes unb ieiner prG6tt>
gen SamiIie fir ale 3ett gu erlet6tern. -
chattanooga Qenn.) Simes, l. Oft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
WannGod un6 narfen &leioer un6 Snffruz
mente auf ben 8oben befielben.

Wtannlo6 unb tparfen &leioer ut6 Snltru@
l1tette auf ben 8ooen oe{ielben.
Gin uibtt9es Sinoeolieo.
9ls cine lpicbtigs @ntbeGung, tpenn nt9t
otelet6t Die tpidtiQite, 6eren oben bereits
GripG6nung 9et6an lit, muB Die NufftnDung
pes lolen 8iigelS, Der urIprIngli6 3l elmer
9arotal9e geb0rte, be5eidnet iperDen. @5
unter(tegt pobL fet1em 3Deifel, baB bieie
.0anotalhe oiejeni8e lit, pelde SimOns IN
per Nlobel6an0lung bon 9teueQ fdltfte. OoB
oleie S0!be bon benz 6auie III g. Glarf
Str. nit ben iibri9en M0beln na6 Ger
yearllon @ottage" 9ei6afft Duroe, tit bur6
pas 3eu9ntB oes @rpreBfubrmanr5 STAR
tellle1 e%rlDtelel tDoroen. Son allen Dieielt,
Don Str11ons %9efauften, mad Der Cottage
geldaftten @egenitGnoen lit nur oieler 8i>
gel III Dem Wfannloh, in tDeLdes Die Gleiber
oeS ermorbeten Ooftors berlentt tparen, oe>
fltlDen tDorDen. 9aour0 lit es m1olib.
Die NnlDeienheit Gronin's in Der y@otta0e"
1lddl j~lllpetlen unO cine Dettere Slide in Der
BelDetSfette auS3ufltcn.
0err 6atitelo, Der 0erfdltfer oes 8eDeQ'z
lcten @e1bQts, tDel6er ben Odn0el nit Siz
mons GbldloB, bat benn aud geitern 9tahz
lllltta9 ben VIgel ais etnen iold)et iDentt<
tlctrt, tpte tbn Die 6QnbtaI6e trug, Die er AT
Stfnons perfaufte.
9arntt mare benin Die unerIGBftdbe Ser
btnoun8 5tDtifen Simons, Dem bel JtepeQ
nol5ogenen Wf0beLfauf. benz 6arIe III g.
Start Str, Der Carlton Cottage uuo Der
Get6e @rontn'S bergeiteQt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
.,Wad @oIoe orauet, ant @o1Se

b0Gg& bod Nlles," unD enc @nIbaber 1T
ilr ben, Der Ite Gits3lbeuten per|iebts etlpas
S6deenwert5e5. 2tber Dor 9oloe1en 9lbern,
ME 0er 6anrorrboibenz&eioenoe tie tennt,
bite Gid! 2$enu 2u Darall leioeit 10 tam
Dir mn bas berii6nlte l0ellmittel ''ANAKE-
SIS" belieu. Gineu 8eriuf nit oentfelben
fanut gu unent gelOlt9 baben, oo On
MIR P. Householder q Co., Box 2416, New
Yolk City, 5u ooreiiiren branGlt, INN cine
9;robe Su befommen. Die "Anakesis" lit
in alien Qtpotbefen 81 baber. 4reIs 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11

Ia Nte1tta5tg Sa0e 10 VttOp1s-
9ieunter eiemEt tel tint v@eiten" perOhentz
Iidten intereiia1ten Geiiei6iIOerun9en bes
9rn. @aibington t6eitng iiub, einem pieIz
fab gedrBerten @uni6e 5ufolge, in elmer
b%ouernoeren Sorm ais 8u6 eridtenen, oa5
fir BEN btatgen Yrei5 BON so Gents in Der
Office Der rSa. Staatsseitung" urb 0ur4
unlere Qge1ten gu baben tit. gu BrGmieu
bere6tigte 2eier bes y@o6enblatts" ober
bes yQBeitenS" f0n11en bas Bud OH Stele
elmer anoersn 8rG1nie be3ieGer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
Gin iuneer 6efddftsmann ffoIpert fber cine
eIiidli6e hummer uno lift fr0bltd.

SIN unierer Staot befinbet iid Elm iunqer
Wa1n, pelder iid iiber gepObnlt6e Ser
orieBlt6fetten ttdt aufregt. Sem gtame
tit Saul 8. &oeI6ert unb er lit @ei9Gftsz
tbeilba6er 0eS Qlpotbefers s. s. Sappe.
gpr einiger !3eit fam er bon SEEM gorf
bierber unb I'M lebten Qprtl legte CT letn
gan8es @elb in Dem @ei6dfte Des Serrr
Sappe an. 8or ni6t LANCER 53eit faufte CT
ft6 ben atpan3igten She'll bes 2ooieS $40.
$3.50, auf peldeS in Der 53ieDltng Der
Soutltana Staatss 2Otterie pom 10. Sep
TENDER Der brittle 6auptgetp;nn ben $50, 900
fiel. 9tIs SEER &oeidert ausfal1o, oaB leiu
Goos cine @liidS>gtummer bate, ididte er
es our6 Die Soma ytational 8ant mad
gtetp Srleans, unh Dor einigen Sagen Be-
fam er DaS 9elb, $500, ausbesa6lt. St
bat letnen GOpf niht Derloren unD GuBerte,
er tperOe baS gelb in iein @eidGft ffeden
ulo ielbt9eS gera0e an bemleLben alien
glabe tpeiterfibren. @s lit ferner letne
2lbitdt, bas Spielen in Ser 2otterte ri6t
Guf5u9e6en. gr benft, baB er babel mebr
getuinnen, ais D"erlieren fam. - 0auenport
(Soma) Democrat @a3ette, l. Sft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
prdiioent oes GonntYraths.

prdi ioent oes GonntYraths.
Senne,H. @bmanlnn, 9.
Sn Der Stabt ...34,779 1904
Sn ben Sopns. ...5 $3.50 2,742
3uiammen 49,. $1,000 41,836
G%6manion's Mebrbeit. 1867
Der GountYrath.
Meitglieber aus Der Staot:
@bmanion, 39,131; S6ubert,
38,407; 9teb, 1921; Statner, 81
800; Bonner, 1884; s. az g, 1887;
Wonbetmer, 1889; &elIh 37,451;
MaIonep, 37,418; GeilID, Z ,4O7.-
@ei6lagen ipuroen Die Gepublifaner Sprp,
36,8O1; GngelbarOt, 1854; Sun6eLius,
1924; Spencer, 36, 1870; 0iidaeliou,
36,006; S6ieBpo6l, 1916; Sor, 35,775;
Marner, 1868; autnIan, 1926; @erbenp,
33,028.
Wtttgtieber aus BEN Gotpns: Gool,
1928; QIIen,. 5127; Senne, 5118;
Greene, 5053; Strudmonn,4 6;3333.
@el6lagen tpuroen Die 9emotraten Crib
lep, 1880; @arner, 3014; 8ebrens, 1920;
0uu, 2601; 8attermonn, 2549.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
fit 95imeltnge as.tn Stnaes.

Gaitoria s5seert Die g~SeroamtsaaG unb beiettigi
Guf5etrtebenbeitr 0erif0pfunS, IberIdIitse Magens
iaure, Gtarrbre unb rz0t3poftipn. Oaburts
trirO bas &inb 8eiunb seu1a2t unb Ietn @9Gaf ttGtiies
lid. G0ftoria entbalt peber Mprpbin, nod anbere
nartpttlAe Subitanaen.
pSafFsoTtta tt fp ppraastid geetgnet fir Timber, baB t5
tim Dor allen anberen mir befanuten 8raparaten ben
Gpr3us sebe. $. y. Mr9ert NJ. D.,
Ill SDutb SgfOrp Ctr, SrDptlpn, q. 8.
vS6 weube tn meiner 9ragi8 Goitprta an utb eradts
e8 ~beIcnberS 9eet9net bei Mffefttpnen Der Girrer,H
Mleg. &pbertipn, M. D.,
1857 2. @pe,, 81. 9.
illus perIfnlther gepbaHtung unb Grfabruno fann t6
fa9en, baB @uftpria cine au~89eet@nete MeSt,tr fir
Stnber lit, bic ala Seltnpe8 MbTlbrmtttel tpirft rHn6 hie
Spannung Der GinSstpeiSs,, ipgte tes @eiammtlpiems
iebr %bebenteno ltnoert. 8tele Mitter BADEN mir Ietne
ousseSei9uete @irturs af lire Sinber beseu0t. "
Dr.. g., 6, S80ppb, 2pwea, Ma6.
Die 6entuur GOmpanp,7 II murrap Str, 50. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
Uur INNER unperfrorenl
2Ileranoer Sulipon's freaer Nntroo.

53ur groBen l1eberraidunq Der Staatsans
tpaltidaft erl9ielI TreitQg in 9ti6ter 8ofer'5
@'ertdtsitube I'M Griminalgeri1t QLeranoer
Sultpon, Der Dlelgenannte Glansna@0ael
0auptlttg uno Derld)porener SFein0 Or.
Srontn'S uno iteQte 0urG leinen Nnnaft $.
s. gilbert, bon Der Tirma Duncan & @ilz
bert, ben lnOerfrDrenen Qlntrag, baB Die
Sur9l6att BON SIC. 900, unter tpel0sr er
bon ben Gor0ners : @el6morenen int
@rontnsTaue an Die 0roBgeibmorcnen Derz
tpielen tpOrben mar, aufgeboben tperoe.
0ultsltactSa1tDalt elliott befGmpfte ben
Nntrag, unD ba5 @eriGt CUB ibm bis SQm>
flag Wlorgen I'm 10 ubr 3eit, nenStanos
punt our6 geleBli6e Autoritdten 3u be-
%9riinoen.
SuuiOan'S Qntrag fuBt 6arauf, bnB bic
OroBgel6iDoreteu feline Nnflage erboben
bdtter, mGbreno Ser 8ertreter 6es Staatsz
atltpalts aeltenD mabte, baB Die Sadie nod
unerleoi9t lei uno nod INNER ben @roBgez
16tD0renen Dorltege.
NlerQnoer Sltlltp0n mar an Il. Stunt i'm
&retSgert6t 0lr6 0tihter Tu[ep our 8irg=
Notwithstanding 3ugelGIien tporDen uno ais
ietne 8iirgen Hnfersei6neten fi6 Mibael
gS. 8ertDi1, Satne5 Q8. Tuo9p, Daniel
@orferp unD Sernanoo Sones.
@per's G6errp =Yectoral 9iebt Der @titnme
cine lpunoer6are Strait unO 8ie9Iamfeit, uuo
ma9t eS 0fientli0en 9teouern in09li6, tIar
ltlO obne GrmiiOun9 3u i%prec1en. g8eun
Serte, Die oil elmer @rfdttung leiben, Qper's
@berrp= Gectoral einneDntet molten, e9e tie
sur &ir6e ODER Sit elmer unterboltuug 9ebe1t,
10 piiroen lie bQbur9 bos 6uften permeioen,
ullo benz Steiner, pie ben 3uD0rern einen
9rOBet @efaQeu tbun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
Zine unoeheure Senfation

piiroe Dor burlbert Sobren burcb ben Nnblid
clues unierer mobernen GrpreB3I9e berpor=
9erufen moroen iein, Der NIT elmer @el6,pi,l=
0l9teit BON sc Wteilen in Der Sturoe babin=
ralt. Cent nur eInmot, rpie u1tiere Sos
pGter ell lold5es S9aulptel an9eitaunt baben
miiroen! 0eut5uta9e gcb0rt l9on piel oo5u,
I'M 9eute in Grltaunet ST leeen, aber ntebrere
Der lpunberbarer 6eilunSeu pon S6pinoz
iu6t, Die our6 DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery gu Gtanoe gebradt mnroen,
baben in lpeiteu 8reiien per6liifit, @6winb=
lu6t 1T l9lieBli0 oIs betlbar o1ertannt.
0as Golden Medical Discovery" lit bG8
einsi9e betanl1te 0eilntittel tafiir. gSen1t
etn8enommeu CUR re0ten 3eit Die, nt6t sl
pergelien, ni0t lit, menn Die 9nngen falt neg
liltO -. 10 To es brett alf Den SiB Der &ranfs
belt los9eDen uno leine Arbelt perrldten, mie
NIGHTS Meter out Der 2&elt e5 fam. IS lit
Die eli5t9e Uee0t5it ibrec 2(rt, Die pom 2lpoz
tbeterl1 p~erfoltft lutrb inter elmer . oiitiDen
@aroutie, ooB tie Don Jtutell leiu ober
beilen iuiro in auel Ndlen, Tiir iDelhe iie emz
pioblen 1uirb, Doer baiiir besablte5 gelo
prompt 5lrild9ege6en mtro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11

ritdgefebrt, I'm DielIet6t lctnen 2obn ab3ue
bnleR; oo ourften fie ftd er6olen un0 lie
tbaten es in Jt;cmaum's Birtbl6aft, BET etz
mem @lale Sbtrrp. 9dS beltdttgte Jtte1
mann. 0'5uaipQu miro ndtirll0 Jor3
ettpa8 Nn0ereS beiDeiieu ilno GougDLtl ipirO
bnr6 quite 6reunbe ben @ei1iporenen mtts
~tbeiletl, no er gu iener StlnDe mar uro
&un3e = nun Der betbeuert letne unldllo;
aber meroen Iie baolrd Die Gel0Dorenen
%iiber5euQen %f0nnen?
Serner Iibrte Der StcdtSa1tpalt unter
anDereu i3eugeu ben oeutl6en ll6rnta6er
&ettner ms 8erbDr. v&ettner, Rettner",
murmelte @ougblin Dor 1i6 bin, ais ber
Stactsuntpalt ben Jtarneu rief, voen Wtann
ntuB i0 oocb fennen." 0a tritt Iettner in
ben SaGl. Gin Slid auf ben Gintretenoen
9eniigt, uub Gou9blin erbleiht. @eDiB
bate er ieoen @ruao 0a3u; oenn Settner
feunt ibn lett bier SSa6ren u10 mas oaS
tpi6tiglte in i~etlten QluSiaoen mar = er lab
GoHgElin alll 4. WiQt Jta6mittag5 I'M 4
llbr all GiHcoln 2tue. tDeltti6 ooer noro1
tpeltlib mad NlbIanD 2lue. AT ge6en CUR
WtorobItte. Sim Nadmittag bate Cough
lin oielelhen 8leiper al, Die Ct 2tbenOS lit
Ntemann'S 8irt6idoft trug. 0ret Ser
iDnen baben i'm Qllo am 4. Wtal in Der
gtdbe Der Wlorbhitte geieben: aettner uln
4 llbr Jtabnitta9S an Qtneoln Npe., na6e
2itlauo Npe. ullo Belntont. WterteS um 80
llbr OIL BET Noyoertbur Der WtoroDiitte, uno
enoljd Niemon Q(5enoS in Der @irtbibuft.
&urs Dor benz 4. W1ai 6atten Gougblin unD
S'Sullipan oft llnterreounqen our9 oas
5elepbon unp ipraden babel bon &un3e
uno eil,em Bferoe. O'Sullipan belteute
iei1e &arten I'M 26. Npril .un6 Dotte Die
eritern fur; Dor Dem 4. Ulai ab, er NAT ent7
riiitet, ais Gapt. S6ittler tbn nit Dem
yGlanzna7@ ael" in Nerbinoung bradte unO
madte perld)ie0ene unD miDerlpred)enoe Nn1
gaben betreffs oes QlbelloS oe5 4. Wtai. Bez
barfs nod ipeiterer Beipeiie, um i'm sum
WitDeri6Dorer 81 iten1peln?
0Grh Da5 Qufftnoen Der &leioer uRb Der
Snltrumente Grpntn's fdQt nun ebenfaus
Die 8beorte Der 0ertbeibiger %Suiamnen, Dab
groniu gar ni6t in Der garllDn Cottage
ertpartet tpurbe. Die 8lutflede an Den
&letosrn ipreden Oeutli6er, alS ale .3eue
gen, oaB Der t0Dtlide Streid) i'm traf, ais
er III oas 53immer trot, bcreit, eilen1 Ser
unglidten 6llfe 81 leilten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11

@oufommen9eit lit erreiGt in DR.. Sage's
Catalrh Rhemedy. IS BELT Die i0liWnls
ten Safe,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09
Writing Eanlous Poems.

Gray's Immortal ''Elegy" occupied
him for seven years.
Bryant wrote ''Thanatopsis" in the
shade Of a grand old forest-a fitting
spot for sach a theme
Cowper wrote one Il the drollest and
qu4intc>t Ing ISL ballads, "John Oil
pms l.ide.' when he was under one OF
hose terrible fits OF depression so COM
mon - HIM.
General lyle wrote his beautiful com
post on. Antony sand Cleopatra, :
WI en- begins, 4 am dying. Egypt.
dvIng,g on the night before his death.
lie had a ~premon.tion that he was going
TO dc the next day.
The noted poem, The Falls of Nj
agara,' was written by is author, ]. G.
4, Bra nard, the editor Of a small paper
in Connecticut. in fifteen minutes. lie
wrote II under pressure in response TO q
cai! for "moxe copy"
after the ball the little poem
which has made the naale of Nora Perry
Known in the world Of letters, was jotted
! Town on the back OF an old letter, with
90 idea Of the popularity it was TO
achieve in the pages Of q noted maya
zine.
Thomas Moore. while writing 'Lalla
Roohh." spent 50 many months in read
ing UP creek and PERSIAN works that he
tccame an accomplished Oriental
scholar, and people found it difficult to
believe that its scenes were not penned
on The spot instead of in a retired
dwelling n DevonshXe.
Zoe first thought of ''The Bells" when
walking the streets OF Baltimore on a
winters night. lie rang the bell of a
lawyers hOuse-a stranger to him
walked into the gentleman's library, shut
himself up and the next morning pre-
,ented the lawyer with a copy of his
celebrated poem.
The odd Oakcn Bucket" was first
suggested to the author, Samuel Wood
wotlh, IN a barr"oM. \ friend with
whom he was drinking sad that when
they were boys the cd oaken bucket
that hung III his fathers we'll was good
enough for them TO drink f ON. Wood
worth immediately went home and wrote
tie famous Ioem.
""Id Grimes, 4'hat familiar '1ittIe
felicity IN versc,." winch caught the
popular fancy as far back as 1923, was a
.adden inspiration Of the late Judge
who found the first verse in IA collection
Of old trgl sh ballads, and. en- oying
its humor. built up the remainder of the
lotm II the same conceit.-1Ae Litrary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09
4 Terrible Crime.

1t iSa terrible crime for men to claim that
a dccoction of cheap and poisonous vegetable
stuff is a certain remedy for syphilis. scrofu.a
and other horrible phases o. blood disease,
when thy know it is untrue The PROV re
tor, Of Bot mic BloOt Balm. tB B. b, arc
men of consciences. Their remedy is not a
poison, and although a powerful blood
cleanser, is absolutely free from mercury,
and all vegetable AMI mineral poison. 1t.
use will not harm the most delicate. and 6
cure begins with the first bottle used. 1t is
made according to the prescription Of an EN-;
in n Atlanta physician who has, for forty
years, made blood diseases a study. Beware
of fraudulent specifics B. +. B, has effected
Il or cures of blood diseases than any other
remedy in the whoew world.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09
Drink Made From the kava-ROot.

The kava-root of the Society and
South sea Islands is the basis Of the in
to<irating drink of those regions. Wo.
mixed with saliva, it is elected into
bowls, mixed with coca uice, and
left to feImcnt. Both natives and whites
II the lower classes are very fond of it.
he natives use it as some among us do
VINE, under the idea that it will help
Lem along in important undertakings.
-InDtiur .Nttehce AfonthI,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

Diseases of an exhaustive nature tna. nave
a tendency to create an unnatural leeii n
such as fatigue. lasSitude and great "eahness
throughout the system owe their of1sin 1 D..
lack of iron in the blood Browns IL DIT,
,.r vii restore the blood TO ITS natural
healthful condition. Get the blood pure by
using this remedy AMI disease will DE quickly
~yan1uished.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

o account # their nab lis t. digest food
will find a most marvellous food and remedy
IN S,ott's Emulsion of Pure cl Liver Oil
~ith HvpophpSphiteS. Very palatabla end
.asilv dig. Sted Dr. :. u. COHEN. Of Waco,
Texas, SAYS II have used vour Emulsion in
1ntan lie wasting with good results 1t not
4nlv restores wasted tissues, hut giye>
strength and increases the appetite. | an
CAD u use such a reliable article
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

st. Paul, MINI, parties predict a de
crease in the log crop on the upper Mis-
s'~~ippi. the coming season, OF about
twenty per cent. from last seasons cut.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09
Radical (nre for EpiIepttc Fits.

To the EuitOr-Please inform your readers
that Ihave q positive remedy for the above
named diseases which warrant to cure the
wors1 cases. : strong is tly faith in its writ
ue, TINT | viii send q free sam dc bottle an /
valuable treatise 70 any sufferer who wi! give
m his +. @. and Express address. ReSr'y.
Fl e.. ROOT &c. IS Pearl St. NeWTork.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

Ftr L.al@ fni children whose tastes can
y - o'en,ei with imI,lnitE HAMBURG
FIGS form a remedy FIR constipation. indi
c,~tfan. Ii}.s. and liver ornrla}nts which is
eeplea>art taae as il IS effective n n-4
= cents. Dose ne Fig Mack Drug Go.
Y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

small eater"
Second broker-'M sybe 50, but he is a big
GObhler."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

SAFETY t, mother AMI child and less IN
p~les~antne~> after chn inem IT. result from
Use II Mothers Fri@hd, SoIi by druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

Thu Raten an element Is rapidly multiply
IN IN New Nork CITY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

II love lies dreaming. can he tell the troth
when he Is awake9
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

20 Own Ecart," il i the >aTactionata
way IN which Tew Workers refer t their
San4eT senator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

Camphene and san1 viii remove pain
sp : from glass.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

X afflicted Win ar eSee bl@e Or. Tkomp
sens Eye water. DrusgisN -fi d per tottle
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

A clergyman, after years OF suffering from
that loath>one disesse, Catarrh. ana valnl,
TRYING every known remedy. at last found 2
prescription which completely curei anf
saved. him from death. Any s~uiierer from
this dreadful ii~ease sending q eeif ailrt~S.,'
sts euvelofe II Prot. j. \ Lawrence,
IS W Ten St, y. y. Will receive the recir'
free of charge
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09
Chiidren ~turxiurIo Drnfh

Taere are ., miles IT shelves in tae british
Museum rratlIig room.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09

~ NF~
"Oh when. thou city OF nv God.
shall I thy courts ascend
Where conCre-attons ne e: break ups
And Sxboaghs have 10 end"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-09
Rheumatism
and MeurQlo;;o

TEc@e win diseases cause untold sn~s-.
Doctors admit THAT tney .ic tiHicl!t IN -
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-04
An Economic View.

The economic value OF sobricty on
the part of working-men is being more
and more recognized, from purely
bus ness point of view, on the part Of
employers Of labor. The Reading
iron works, OF Pennsylvania, hitherto
employing about twenty-five hundred
men, have recently adopted new
regulation for the future, to which all
employed by them must hereafter con-
form. which declares that: Sober
honest. in dustrious men will be give,
employment Any employee found
under the influence of liquor, whether
on or of duty, will be discharged. !"
Competition has become so close and
exacting that capitalists can not af-
ford to risk loss through inefficient
workmen, rendered such by strong
drink. Working-men should. how
ever. be taught the value OF absti-
nence to themselves and their fam.
lilies for its own sake. and the State
should cease to iegalize drunkard,
making. National Temperance Ad-
vocate.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-04
WOMEN AT THE POLLS.
Their Presence Promotes Peace and Good
Order.

Their Presence Promotes Peace and Good
Order.
The Big Horn Sentinel, published at
Buffalo, Wyoming, has the following
good words for woman suffrage:
1--WE have witnessed the practical
and everyday workings of this ques-
ton for the past eleven years in 'front.'
Ter town. remote from railroads, where
for a number of years the country was
full of desperate class OF men who
neither respected nor feared the law;
we have seen it in later years, when
the country was settled and occupied
by the most law-abiding people who
can be found in the country; we have
seen it in this same frontier town
through its years Of progression and
development, until now better order is
preserved, and life and property are
SAFER than in most New England viii
lagos; and under all these various con-
ditions, naught have we witnessed but
wholesome effects on the elections OF
this Territory. Never have we heard
ribald oath or a profane remark made
when woman was at the polling
place. Quiet and orderly elections are
the result A lot OF hoodlum and ruff.
fans do not crowd round a polling
window where ladies are constantly
coming and going The women are
not driven to the polls by political
boss, nor bribed nor bulldozed like the
lords of creation. They unerringly and
unflinchingly vote for the best man
morally. nor do they follow the politi.
cal path Of their husbands, unless they
can present sound argument for their
course.
"in voting, women pursues and fol-
lows that keen sense and Judgment Of
right that characterizes all her actions
in life. Is a man Of decency to say
that his mother, who has modelled his
early life: who has watched over and
cared for him in sickness and health,
has not the intelligence to cast a ballo,
and assist in shaping the destiny Of the
nation? All law is now tending to.
wards placing her upon an equal foot.
ing with men in the care. ownership
and disposition Of property. The mar
with the Don Quixote notions who
wishes to see her placed in glass case
and kept from contact with the world