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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-19
ON STATEHOOD,
Views of Col. Jewett and Judge Axtell
The Course to be Pursued by
Friends Of Progress
Admission Not Party 0uestion---Nc
Ticket In the field-Reconsldera.
ton of Apportlonment

To the Editor Of the New Mexican
SANTA FE, June lS.-As you have in
vited discussion as to the expediency OF
putting a Estate ticket" in the field in
November next, wish to say that
have been OF the opinion that to do 80 is
unwise, and expressed that opinion free
" at the late meeting OF the Republican
committee. Discussion and correspond
ence since the date OF that meeting has
tended strongly to confirm my previous
opinions Oh the subject. The nomina-
ton OF
A STATE TICKET
is not unlikely to excite animosities and
produce divisions where we can least
afford to have them. Thousands of Dem.
ocrats are prepared to vote for the adop-
ton of the constitution for the same rea-
son which led Mr.. Joseph to avow that
he had rather live in Republican state
than in a Democratic territory. The
greater part of these
STATEHOOD DEMOCRATS
will regard the coupling of Republican
state ticket with the constitution, as an
effort to drag them TO the support of both,
in which case they will support neither
The ticket, if elected" means nothing
No one supposes that an election" in
November will confer title to Office in
the state after admission, as in the case
of the Dakotas and other states recently
admitted. An election for state officers
and state Legislature will be provided
for US by the enabling act OF congress
and only the officers then elected will de
rive any benefit from the popular sui
frages. A ticket elected "for fun" il
November next would be by the candi
dates thereon and their friends, regarded
as binding the party to the nomination
and election of the same, even ut the cleo
ton
PROVIDED BY ACT OF CONGRESS.
Those not so interested would dispute
this and vigorously demand new deal
Right there would come a renewal OF Che
inter-partizan strife among Republicans
which We have but just succeeded in put
ting an end to.
The presentation of state ticket il
November commits us to two elections
state and territorial, on the same day
with very favorable chances for getting
them mixed up.
Expediency and good policy demand
that We should offer to the people single
election, and the ordinary territorial anC
county tickets and no more, except thai
every voter will have the opportunity tc
record his vote upon the same ballot for
or against the adoption of the constitu
ton.
Any display OF childishness or bun
combe at this time will cost us the sup
port of
INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS IN CONGRESS,
support won for us with infinite difficulty,
and absolutely essential to our success.
speak from knowledge when say thai
an attempt in any way to anticipate the
action of congress, beyond the submis
sion of the constitution, will be received
very i'll. And think an attempt to elecl
state officers, in advance of an enabling
act, will be regarded in congress as an
attempt to force the hands of our friends
there, and will be Instantaneous &C.
accordingly. d. j. M. A. JEwETr.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-19

Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock in ttie territory
In our line, consequently
we defy competition in
quality or In urices-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-19
League Club Meeting.

A meeting Of the Republican League
club OF this county is hereby called to be
held at the county court house tomorrow
at s p. m. Republicans are invited.
BENJAMIN M. READ,
JOSE D. sENA, JR, President.
0ecretary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-19

To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-19

Milk l0c a quart; SC glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-19

Notice OF Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Water & Improvement company
will be held at the Office of the compan,
in Santa Fe, N. NJ, Monday July 7, at
u M, for the election of board of di-
rectors and such other business as may
come before them. EDWIN B. SEWARD.
Secretary,
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
Old papers, clean and whole, for wrap.
ing purposes
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19
uolanoet.

@ertugen of Orleans, Iom ARE ite=
reoes | Asaris torleoen, ct opmt til to
NarS Sansenitab men bet aniees for
fanoipnlist, at 9ommen foranores til
2onosforuiSnine, buis life pil ban
fires til Central Teneret enten i
@lairuaur @aiQon eller Melun oa
inoeiperres Der til 1892. s etbuert
5alo tan Ban betra9te fin 21oe 6go=
ielsba9 1om en- ubeloig Sag / fit
2iuS Sa9a.
8rubefbl9e brufnet. @aris
14oe 5eb. @u fprseli9 llpfte ram=
meoe ct Bruoefsl9e 8ontiup igaor.
Den &osn, buori 8ruoeparret meb
lit Splge befanot fig, itrrteee / g.
ben. Bruoen og 8ruo9ommen FAINT
ii anore of 5pl9et brutnebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19
Torboleene Gjarens Miee.

Sc rusfife Mibiliiters 9eniiet bar
Tom befienot peret ben at omitprte
Defpotismen oeo at 9ipre en- @elu=
beriters @tiQing uubboloelis. Man
ituloe ipnes, at be en9an9 maatte BIZ
pc trette / ben baablpie &omp, % ber
bbres oeiaa minore ON gibiliftlam,
meniuarselier ben ienere &io. eno
&ilfeloet bar for enbel Nar foen.
Sc ct o1e enten benretteoe eQer 1ene=
te til @ibirien, o9 bet iar9eliefe er,
at manae u!tploise maa belle @tiebne
meb be ifplbi9e. Sc 2ieelier, bis1e
ulptfeli9e maa ubbolbe / bet u9ieits
miloe 2ano, bliuer fun oelpis befienot
for ben be itli9e @eroen.
9en naontunoiae fbiriite reilenoe
George &ennan bolot EorsbaQsaften
5oreoras / @bicaso ON fine Dplepel:
Ter Sibirien. Sans fprfte &eile
oerben git for fig for oper 20 Mur
fioen. 9an nar oen9ang uoienet af
bet iaofalote rus1o<omeritanfe Eelez
9roftompasnt, lom tantte paa at an=
legse en- &ele9raflinie eper Beb,
rinssitreoet 9iennem @ibirien til
europa, ba Sorip9ene meo at laese
&abler unser 6apet enoba lite bapbe
bapt ptoere 6elo meo fig. @aa oen<
ne &eiie oaasneoe &ennans 2pf til
at fortiette fine llnoerip9elier of iibi<
rifle 5orboloe. 9an bar foreta9et
mango os lan9e @eifer bet ubitratte
2ano. Set, iom be fibfe Mar bar
beifieftt9et bam mef, er rusffe
@traffanser / @ibirien o9 be politilte
5orbolo @5arens 9i9e.
9ans @filorin9er al be politiife
Straffausers 2ioelier par sribenbe.
@n uns &i9e blanbt Eilbprerne goo
notrpt for ben alminoelise Jblelie,
ioet bun fnu9eoe iammen fine @an>
iter o9 iaaoe: "9apoe leg b4re @5a=
rem Der 10 Miuutter. Seq piloe
tortlare bam, buab ies meuer".
&enuan forib9te fgrit at rette fine
3dbpreres 8esreber ON 9sibiliierne.
Otter at bape unberiset Jorbolbene
! Rustano funoe ban itee, at ber lite
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19

= 5or &on9resien er fremfat fem
Gori1as ON at forbpbe 2otterilpil /
be 6oreneoe @toter.
= 8antrpueri. Salem, Sllinois.
14be Geb. @alem 9fational. Bant
bleu inat frarbuet $4,000 toruoen
eneel &erbipopirer. @pperne baube
boret 9ul 9Oeluiuaens 9pr. brubt
op &enaeitabet o9 ta9et meb fig
bets Snobolo. Ser er intet Spor
efter Tpuene.
= @n 9rens paa 10 Qar bleo i
forrise ll9e arreiteret 9te>u Oorf.
antloeet for Moro. 9au % en- ieun.
olbrenbe 2e9efammerot, be99e to iu=
rise n9ime. @ouel"> >2eiere % op=
fplote of 8eunorin9 for be n6elte". i.
iom beri itiloreS, bare fomne 9iiput
ON Snoianertampe os li9nense ga.
ger. Eii1ut git 5amtalen ouer til at
ifrpte of oeres eaet moo os builte
9elte9ierninser be unoer pas)enbe
Omitenoi9beoer funoe uorette. 6or
at beoiie, at bet life oar lps @nat, fit
ben enc of Drensene tat paa en- &niu
% opfororeoe fin &ammerat til Epe=
lamp. FLA, 9u tor 10 lite ftitte mig
meo &niuen olliseuel", iuareoe ben
anoen os aabnebe @tiorten Brpitet.
~Ebr leg itte?" raabte @rensen %
planteoe | famine Stu &nipen =: Ram>
meratens Brpit. Denne ftprteoe til
Soroen, meoens en- 8looitrbm uels
teoe uo at Saaret. Sen enc 2unee
par 9iennemituttet % 9renyen bpbe
tort efter. (Noro. 8labe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19

Sunobebsuennen $50. 2: @inte>
rens @niombeo (9ist); Muiflerne
Ga.); Ntut Mauefatarrb; @mit~
1omme @psbemmes &anorin9er; !;
@p9bom / 9aaret; Gorbolbsresler
mob Eerins; 6oobao. = Eprtiet
(iQ.); Siaac &itman; &an baube
lite ta9et noset; Mere Sunobeb minz
ore Spno; st fort 9ierte; Nltobo=
lens Snoflpoelie paa Gorbpielien;
9ommeren os @ertsbusbolberen;
&ons Slip brutten % Ron9 Slip
eoru; Gorfie1iot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19

be meo brbb % bin alterens fofra'
mente for at Rprte be trette Nbra<
bans bbrn / ftrioen mob o0e ialiaz
beo8 fienoer. Sab % femme ibu,
at bet er Seius felu, iom bar ino>
itiftet ben bellise naouero. Set ct
bans teitamente til %, boori ban tez
itamenterer os reale sooer. 9an
logger beri alt, buab ban bar fulo<
broet til por frelfe % forionius. Set
iuoeberer / fig, buae 9erren flyer.
@aulus bar foritaeet iasen iaaleoes
os ben friitne tirte efter bam. Set
Ct life 1pprssmaal ON. buorleoes oet>
te eller bint ital foritaaes, ri bar fun
at minoes &riiti orb: Salis ct ben,
iom tror uoen at ie. St baaben bet
mooerFjpo, buor aanoens liu tpoes.
iaa er naoueroen bet mooerbrpit,
buorueo liuet nereS. 9erfor ct bet
ngouenbi9 at BRUCE bet flittig. O9
ri finoer, at be fbrte opotoliite frift=
ne iamleoes ba9li9 ON &errens boro,
% berfor finber ri o9iaa bos benz ct
iunbt o9 traftiat fritenliu. So mere
mon bliuer fig lin tran9 beuibf, be-
flo mere tommer o9iaa tran9en til at
npoe 1aoueroen.
(Sfort1etteS.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19
Wiunefota.

9en iuenif=lutberFe @inneiotas
@pnooe bolbt tit 80 Warsmpoe @eo
@ius fiofe l19e. 68 &refter % 100
9elesater uar tilfeoe. Sfplse Iars>
beretniu9en baube 6 8refter Garets
9pb melot fig inb, mebens 4 par
troatt uo. IA &irfer por blepne
iuouieoe. Nf be 235 Menisbeosr i
Minneista=@pnoben par 80 uoen
Hreiter. @pnooens @tillins er bet
bele me9et tilfreosii0enoe. &oit.
@ipblom fra 5er9us 5alls blep 9ien=
ualet til &reioent o. &ai. s. S.
8etri fra Minneopolis til &ices@res
iioent, &ait. g. u. 2inobolm fra 2ate
&arf. Beder County, til Sefreter
os Bait. u. Carlton, Minneapolis,
&aslerer. 81 nplis oraaniiereoe
@enisbeoer anlsste om at bliue OPP
tasne Spuoben.
- $. @. Gibbs, Statens osffe>
renbe Mttornep General, bar peret
betentelist ips, 1aa mon bar frp9tet
for bans 9po.
= Bufalo 18oe Seb. Sen lille
Bp Maple 2afe b1eu nefen fulofen=
big feiet bort al en- ssloebrano i9oar.
Sloen opfob / George DesmonoS
@bsebus os uobrebte fig meo itor 8a<
itisbeo paasruno al ben fterte @ino.
8lanot be Bpeniuser, iom nebb:enb.
te. ct @srenba@s Butit, @elton
8ros.' &lebesbanbel, Robler & Eaps
lsrs Npotbet, 9esmonos @lasterbutit
os Monior 9ouie.
= Mpblioenoe Snoianere. 2ittle
Soils 14be Jeb. @n 9tputation al
9pubin9er % &rieere fra @ippetpa=
Snoianerne peb Miae 2acS tom bib
til Bpen i9oar for at ieqe 9ielp fin
nuuetenoe 9epo. st fort Qntal Sn>
oionere poa 9teierpationen oar ipse
al Snf1uen5a. os tets uor opoe. Set
uar fleint meo Sa9ten % Jiferiet
pao9runo of ben oDbe @ne, o9 be
par blotteoe tor Mao os &leoer o9
uben 2e9ebielp. Ser blep telesraz
ferret til @etreter geoble isaaroftes
% ipur9t, ON ban tunoe tilitaa Snbi=
anerne 9ielp. Sire 9puoiuser oa
f1ere &risere er BET nu forot pente
paa Soar fra Sefreteren.
= Mils Cora 8ranbenburs, en-
&i9e fra &eoria, Sqiuois, iom FORTH
ben ct paa 8eiss bos fine &enner
Miuneapolis, uar Eorsoassaften uoe
for en- ubebo9eli9 0plepelie. &ao
&eien tilbo9e fra ct Npotbef blen bun
forful9t of en- Monosperion. Sun
tog til at lpbe men bleu inobentet, ba
bun naaeoe Rirten paa 6isrnet al
Bloomington auenue % 27oe Street.
@furten ereb ber fat paa benoe, og
tiltrobs for benoes Mfooitano fit ban
bunbet ct Egrtlebe ouer benbes
Munb. buorpaa ban Tebte benoe
beni Stpsaen al &irteu. Ser tos
ban frem en- Sor % flippebe benbes
9aar al tet ino til 9ouebet. 9an
fierueoe fig berpaa, % intet gpor ct
itben funoet al bam. Sen un9e
&ise, fom naturlisuis bles boerf for
itrattet, fpler bittert Eabet al
tit pre9ti9e blonde 9aor. ber ral
benoe neoenfor Mibien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-19

Mortb Star Sung ano Ebroat Bals
fam ct en- filter &ur for &ofe %
5ortulelie.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13

The last issue of DcHtSchc Dichtung,
4 continental semi-mouthly of high lit.
crary standing. contains many hitherto
unpublished aphorisms and letters OF
jean Paul. Here are some OF the for.
mer:
Although a man marry but once.
he ALWAYS has rs many wives as chill
dren. Every child brings his wife a
new mood. Have you three children
YOU have four wives
Men whose opinions have the weak.
est foundations are least open 10 con
viction. Swampy land is not liable e
earthquakes,
"Phantasy looks at pain throus a
convex, stcicism through concave,
glass.
The stomach isthe greatest pednnt.
Spectacles in the darkness-logic with
out feeling.
Trees in the thin forests are strong
and rough; in thick forests, weak and
shnpely. So lonely men are more ro-
bust aud unpublished.
The nobler the man. the thicker the
doubt in darkness. The higher the
mountains, the heavier the clouds.
Only in hot, passionate heads, as IN
hot countries. precious stones; In col"
countries, iron.
"A book printed only in capitals Is
hard to read; so life full Of Sundays.
Feeling discovers, understanding
recognizes reasons.
The great man gives short notice
of his coming deed. So the sun. The
more brilliant its beam the more sud
den its setting.
THE aged sage is in an air-ship high
above the world. Around him all l.
still aud dead. Below him lie the
clouds and busy cities. He is fright
ened bv his own voice. But arouno
him is spread all heaven"
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13
WINGED MISSILES

Just 25o. 900 women are married yearly IN
England.
Tho coins of Siam are made of porcelain
those Of Japan are principally of iron.
| Heligoland has q national debt of R1o.
Tho revenue Is between es 900 and 60, 900.
A failure of the potato crop is threatened
in Ireland, and famine will follow il ID hap
peas.
A hunter of Chepsllis, Wash, recently
Killed Q cougar which measured feet S
inches in length.
A large sturgeon, with q chain i've feet
long attached to it, has been caught OF the
coast of Oregon.
In Bradford county, Florida, Is a hollow
stump from which comes noise similar to
that of a boiling kettle.
A pair of shoes for q Georgia negro
weighed four pounds and Ave ounces. They
were numbered fifteen.
In clearing up the postofice at Astoria,
Oregon, recently, a package of letters
mailed in 1887 was found.
A Louisville physician few days ago
married his sixth wife. He is eighty-ono
and she is forty years old.
He is a cruel cynic who declares that
are those who are said to be invalids,
Portsmouth, Ohio, man ha, well-de-
veloped apple growing on an ordinary
grapevine, the result Of skillful grating.
The wine product of California this year
is expected to reach eighteen or twenty
million gallons, the largest for several
years.
Tho famous Physic Garden IN Chelsea,
England, whose preservation Is now o
matter OF discussion, has 90, 900 different
herbs and plants.
A negro baby, three months old, down in
Hopldnsville, KY, can talk 1t somewhat
lessons ones wonder, however, when we
add that 1t Is q girl baby.
Three boys, aged six, seven and eight
years, respectively, brothers, were arrest
ed IN Scranton, Pa, on Wednesday for
robbing store tho night previous.
Tho natural bridge of Virginia has no.
been sold TO Northern capitalists, as re-
ported. 1t is held in trust for the benefit
OF the family OF Colonel H c. Parsons.
a suit for the recovery of money paid for
pianoforte in a nelghboring city revealed
the fact that tho handsome looking rose-
wood case was of cheap wood, veneered-
At an equality of age the male is general.
ly heavier than the female, except toward
the age Of twelve, when tho average
weight in both sexes is about the same.
Farmers in outlying sections Of northern
New Jersey report superfuity of rabbits
this year. That game has not BEEN SO
plentiful before in fifteen years, they say
Lincoln, Me, has a blind nan who is 8
clever croquet player. He plays by infor
nation as TO direction and By measuring
the distance by walking to the object ball
A West virginian OF Gilmer County
veEeered black oak log with walnut bars
and sold it TO confiding Ciucinnatian as
genuine black walnut log and got S1N
for It.
The fashion for young New Workers is IL
SO to London TO have the wedding cere
mony, where II will be convenient fol
dukes and countesses to run in and honoi
them
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13

- .~,S- With =tided scream,
- sn. we're shocked by fearful dream
,,,errible import and doubt
A. CT I'll 10 one moment fell out
ren assembled at break OF day.
=, .,o.,d at the throne IN solemn array.
,,,c terrible dream WIS told
~ s IN shuddcr. his blood ran cold,
,, silent In fear and dread
Al soasering what was best to be said
.oothsaycr. urlnkled and gray.
e. Pardon. my lord. what have TO say
..--,, q. sorrow sent from on Hight
-. .ssI sc all thy Kindred die.
lathe sultan. be snasbcd his teeth.
IA - very words seemed To Mss and seethe-
-,.-,si the wise man bound with chaIns
W ave him a bundled stripes for hts pains
r.p shook IS the suitsn's ere
-, Ind TO see who nett would try.
- f them. stepping before the throne.
$3.50. In = loud and joyous tones
=, n head OF = happy stated
80. o helr Of glorious tAtei
-,sI. 3. The favor thou shalt win.
I,.,,g: To outllye AL thy kini@
.,,t ~. The sultan. and called = slave
T.. hgn4r-,i crowns TO the wise man gave.
-. o,urtierz pod with grave. sly vinss:
~ ~ oBe ~hisicrs what each one thinksi
- IN the sultan reward and blame;
-, 80 nc ~asc Taen forctel the ssmes"
-, rr.f,y cd virier. shaking hts hoAai
y - usay depend on the way a things
-Hcbrr- Journal
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13
Made a Mistake.

a few weeks aEb 4 citizen called mp
on 4 vrcll-kuouu athlete and engaged
Dim to give lessons in boxing, and
after about month the teacher said to
his pupi=
You are Ia good shape now. and
Won needn't b. afraid to put mp your
hands " ith auy OF the boys"
Two DAYS later the pupil returned
with a pair Of black eyes aud n nose
with tn. bark all of. and the Instructor
exclaimed
Great Scott. man; but have you
been 10 iight2'
Yes"
And got lickcd7"
Yes"
GLOW was It7"
SWAY. there was fellow | wanted
70 lick. That's what | came here and
graduated for. met him Yesterday
aud sailed into him. or started to sail
into him. When
Whom his crowd pitched into your
On. no. found hadn't the sand.
Indeed. tried 10 run away, and he
hammered Halifax Out of me- You are
a nice man
What Ibnut9'
To take nv money and then get me
licked
Licked. Licked! Why, you rabbit,
do Won think learning how TO box gives
YOU sands II Won had only told me
that YOU lacked grit and yet wanted to
lick some one. / shonid have taken an
other tack. | should have taught you
To sit on a high fence and punch him
In the eve with a long fish pole as he
went mast, - Detroit Free Press.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13
A Florida Game-CoclS.

A resident of Kissimmee, Fla. re.
Gently bought his wife bureau with a
large mirror attached. While out IN
the garden attending her flowers one
day the lady heard loud racket IN the
bousc. On fastening thither she dis
cover,,I that her husbands game roost,
or had cone into the house and caught
SIGHT Of himself in the glass. That
settled IL: and the way he went for thai
glass lighting his own shadow.was
Caution 10 all other game chickens
There wasn't a piece OF glass left large
enough for 4 hand mirror; ana the
rooster was so mad when the lady APP
peared on the scene that he turned ms
attention to her, and for awhile It
was a doubtful question as TO which
would win the battle. a vigorous use
~ the broom. however, finally left the
lady in possession of the house and hei
shattered mirror
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13

Take advantage of the che ap excursions
offered by the CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND s
PACIFIC RAILWAY, TO points in Kansas. Ne
braska, Missouri, Arkansas. Indian Terri
tory, Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah
idaho, Minnesota, Northwestern Iowa,
South and North Dakota, Montana and
Colorado, at the low rate of ONE PARE FoH
THE ROUND TRIP Tickets for these excur
sions will be sold on Tuesday, Sept q and
% and Oct II, 1890. They are first-class
and good 80 days for return passage
II you want to see the country, or secure
a home in the Great West, don't neglect
this opportunity. Be sure that your tic
kets read via the C., r. l. & p. Ry which
has its own lines to principal points in
many OF the above named States
For rates and full particulars address
WM. RIcKEY, Passenger Agent, Daven-
port, Iowa, or JNo. SEBASTIAN, G. T. q p.
Agt, Chicago, Ill.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13

Protection from the disease, not a medi-
cinal agent which merely checks the par
oxysms, is the grand desideratum
wherever the endemic scourge of malaria
prevails. Quinine does not afford this pro-
lection. The chief reason why Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has won such immense
popularity is, that it prepares the system
10 resist the malarial pest This it does
by bracing and toning the physical organ
ism: regulating and promoting an equal
flow and distribution Of the animal fluids,
and establishing digestion on sound
basis, Not only is fever and ague pre-
vented, but the worst types of the disease
are conquered by 1t. Such is the only
conclusion TO be drawn from the over
whelming evidence in its favor. 1t is
equally eticacious In dyspepsia, constipa-
ton. liver complaint, general debility and
rheumatic complaint and is reliable
diuretic and nervine.
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13
But time waits not for m,..r,n,. ~

- s'hs Walls NOT Tor miserable low.
ers more than for happier men. The
summer went by. and It CHANGED that i
never once saw Vatue Somers' face mn
I'll certain day about Christmas.
Durlng the hot weather | drov, r.
my eonnting-room, but on the fin,
WINTER days preferred to walk. Tbs
road lay along the edge of a larp,
sheet OF water cal cd Swans pond.
Inns by the middle of December wa,
frozen across.
But one morning was rather late tc
my business, and. wishing to make !,
snort cut. 1 started to 20 across the
pond on the ice, had proceeded but
nail way across when the brittle sub
stance gave way and | was plunged
into the cold flood beneath.
AT first / went under the ice, bu,
tnough could not swim / struggled
BACK to the aperture and laid hold of
the edge OF the ice. 1t was thin, how.
ever aud kept breaking in my grasp.
ana numbness began to come owe,
me felt myself grow pale and nv
heart sank As struggled.
Meanwhile was half conscious of
shouts and confused voices. did not
realize that they had any connection
with me, however, until a slender flo.
ure 10 scarlet bounded like a roebuck
on the ice above and beside me. and a,
the same moment rope splashed into
the water.
My brilliant prcseryer was away like
the wind. but had the means Of escape
in my hands aud chung to the rope.
breaking the ice before me until was
drawn by unseen friends upon the
bank. Then dozen hands reached to
my assistance, aud found myself sur
rounded by crowd Of men.
was 10 very exhausted condition.
They put me into a carriage. aud be-
lierc il was Mr.. Somcrs' Tom who
drove home with me.
AT any rate. II was Tom who assisted
In puttiug me 10 bed, and doscd me with
hot compounds until felt as II should
explode.
That viii do. my good fellow. that
will do. ] said. NJ last Il can't drink
any more Of anything. Just put away
that glass. il You please. aud tell me
who /, was that threw me the rope
"Wh0 should II be but Vaitis Som
ers'" demanded Tom, who was but six
years from Cork. What other skater
Is there in Bayswater like her7 Sure.
no man could have vcutured on that
thin ice. aud Il was n much As her life
was worth 10 goi but she did it-ble.
her purity. lying fcct"'
The bot tears came into nv eyes.
weai TO sleep very happy.
They kept me in bed two days, but ]
got out Of their hands on the third. and
drove to the Three Fins,
Waffle faltrrcd aDd turned a it'll,
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