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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Clara Morris to be Here Next
Week

1t has been long time since Los
Angeles theater-goers have had an op-
portunity OF witnessing as famous an
actress as Clara Morris. Even when she
was undergoing the illness that would
have kept the majority of actresses from
appearing at all, she gave good per-
formance. With entirely recovered
health it is readily seen that her ensu-
ing visit will see her give more power
full portrayal than ever before. As the
box office is the surest indication of
public approval, the phenomenal re-
ceipts that have greeted Miss Morris
wherever she has appeared on the coast,
and the number OF theatre parties that
have been made up for her coming en-
gagement here, Miss Morris is sure to
meet reception here proportionate to
the position she holds as the greatest
exponent of the emotional stage.
Herrmann's Transatlintiques will
open at the grand next Monday. The
Washington Star of recent date says:
A pouring rain at O'Clock last night,
continuing long enough to spoil peoples
tempers, was all that prevented an
overfowing house at the Nationals
opening night to see Herrmann's Trans
atlantiques. AS it was there was a
great crowd, which in the upper tiers
reached the standing limit. 1t is a
great show, too. A bouquet of the
finest flowers from the Vaudeville
g Lrdens. Opening with the Washington
10 of musical eccentrics from Paris,
and closing with George Holloway IN
his remarkable balancing act on
perpendicular ladder, there is not
number on the programme which is dull
or uninteresting. OF the ten numbers
seven are billed as making their "Amer-
lean debuts," and there is a novelty
about the entire performance that is re-
freshing. In music, dancing, acrobat
les, balancing, tumbling, eccentricities
in fact the whole list of Vaudeville
specialities is represented as it is not by
any other company before the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22

THE intimation, which we receive by
telegraph, that the Vanderbilts, Gould,
the Rockefellers, and other great money
magnates, have gone into big pool to
buy up all the great transcontinental
railways, to combine them and to put up
rates, should be received with some
grains of allowance. They are said to
have already secured the Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific,
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, and all
the other roads, except the Pennsylvania
Central and Delaware and Lackawanna.
We think we risk nothing in saying that
this is great transcontinental, inter
continental and international fam. 1t
is too diaphanous for the ordinary OBJ
server.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22

EUCALYPTA for brain workers.
Frank x. Engler.
Piano regulator and tuner, 119 8. Olive ST.
Drifted Snow Flour,
Rightly named, at Seymour & Johnson Co.'S
HEATH & MILL1GAN Prepared Paint ut
SERVER & quinn, 146 S. Main street.
EUcALYPTA stimulates but does not intoxi.
cate.
Drink EucALYPTA for nervousness and insom-
mia.
Serviceable and Stylish Suits
Made to order at Gordon Bros, I18 South
spring street. Our prices cannot be lowered or
our goods eXcelled.
Those dolls at the New York Bazaar are famous
for their beauty variety, and cheapness. 148
North Spring street.
Best California Jams and Jellies
AT Seymour & johnson Cos.
EUcALYPTA invlgorates and strengthens.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22
The .Daily Heraldo

May be found in San Francisco at the Palace
hotel newsstand; in Chicago at the Postoffice
newsstand, 1O3 East Adams street; in Denver
at Smith & Sons newsstand, Fifteenth and
Lawrence streets
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
4 FISH STORY.
strange and UntirneIy Fate OF a Big
Black Bass

strange and Untimely Fate OF a Big
Black Bass
Harry Swan, Syd steele and Harry
Baker dote on such palatabIe table
lnxuri es as black bass nicely prepared.
swan enjoys a days fishing, steele ap-
prec.ates one OF the fDny tribe rs a
Eilt and Baker likes nothing better
than a plump hsn for breakfast, cspec-
ally X IT WAS taken from the water b.
some one else, tuen IN turn presented
% tTend, and he. Is tAe thlrd party,
has , served on h.s table. Quite an
amusing little incident occurred at
sweet Hotel THURSDAY that bears re-
peating. Swan on that day. with his
pole and l.he searched many an hour
IN n silent stream OF water for bass.
TIE finally captured a plump nsh that
was a beauty. IL WIS sent 10 his friend
steele at sweets Hotel. That auburn
haired gentleman went INTO costa
cles over h.s gift. lie secured
q wash tub, water andpCe and placed his
handsome present n It - .t could gam
bol meath the surface OF the liquid 10 It's
hearts content. Several travelling men
were attracted % the spot and adj
mlred the pass. In the front door came
BaScr, little imagining what was N
store tor HIM. He too paused and Gd-
mred the fish, and then passed
into another room. Shortly after
wards ne WAS again at the
wash tub. Only a few travelling men
were near by. He coolly stopped over,
took the bass from the water, wrapped
itln a paper and passed out, the spec-
tatOrs as a natural consequence, sun
posing It was his property. In the
evening steele discovered that his gift
had vanished, IT. needless to remark
ne was angry, as be was not after all
going 70 enjoy for a meal what he had
been preparing himself for all day.
Where the tish went 10 was a mystery
to HIM Una Friday morning when
Baker teieDhOncd from hIs residence,
thanking Steele for the elegant fish he
had just enjoyed for MS breakfast.
Presents hereafter Will be more care
fully guarded by Svd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,


THE QGe st.ocsCt Interstate commerce
Keep coming up wth wonderful regu-
lrly. The asL legislature OF MiChi-
gan was too wise % set caught on the
dressed heci' question. as several
other Sate Iec. .slatures did, whose en-
artmeuts have been slaughtered by the
tie Un.,ed states Supreme Court as IN
references wlth interstate commerce.
Ia the latest case the court says:
"The enactment of @ similar statute
by each one of the states composing
t1e Union would result in the destruc-
non 0i commerce among the several
~-tes, so Tar as sucn commerce IS IN
vowed 10 the transportation from one
part ot the country 60 another OF meat
designed for human food and entirely
free from disease. THIS act provides
that 8il cattle. sheep aud SWINE shall be
inspected within % hours before the
animals are slaughtered, and that IN
such be the fact the inspectors shall
certfv that tae s.9uEhtetcd animals
were found 20 ue healthy and III Tor
human lood.
The sale OF meat not taken from
4
hidden under penalty ot nue and am
pusocmcnt. As the inspection must
take place within the - hours lmmedl-
ateiy preceding the slauEhteuug, the
act. bv IT'S necessary operation. ex-
C.udCs from the Minnesota market prac-
tcally all fresh beef. veal, mutton,
lamb or pork ID whatever form, and
although entirely sound. healthy and
Ha.- BAH
mails slaughtered IN other States: and
directly tends 60 restrict the slaughter
lug of ANIMALS whose meat IS TO be- sold
"a Minnesota for human food 20 those
engaged IN such business IN that state.
"Wlcl % th,s +, added the fact that
tee statute bv 70, necessary operation
r-onlnIts tho sale In the state Of fresh
teef. veal. mutton, lamb or PORK, from
ANIMALS tllt may have been inspected
carefully lut thoroughly Iu the state
wo.-e tuey were s.3uZ ltered and be-
inrH tlaY were sIIuEGte red. no doubt
C'u remain AS % IT'S effect upon com
werce among t0o several states. IT
w| uot d0 o. Slv-Cert1 My Do judicial
t1n1n0, can with propr ETY. assume
t11t Che rcoD.e 0f Minnesota may not
UIt1 dge regard tO their health rely
unor -rcctons % other states. OF ami
r2.s there slaughtered for purpose of
human food
Itfa- obIectofthe statute had been to
deny altogether o. Che citizens Of other
States the urv e-e of selling within
tre lu.ts ot Minnesota. TOR human
food, fresh beef, veal. mutton. lamb or
porS. from animals slaughtered outside
ot t1at ~tltC-ard t0 compel the pc0-
Dio ct Minnesota desiring 90 ouv such
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

To the Editor OF the TrLEsRAN- HERALD.
Has the Board of Health Of Grand
Rapids, or any other local Board OF
Health, in the State Of Michigan q legal
right TO order horses or cattle, supposed
% be suffering from contagious dis
eases. sent to the glue factory and
ki!led2 | have given this question some
little thought and fail 10 find any legal
authority. Act No. l05; an act 10
amend sections , and 6 of Act ls2, law
OF lSS5 reads. instead Of reporting a
case OF infectious or contagious disease
IN animals 20 the health officer, prcsi-
dent or clerk of the Board of Health IN
the locality. II shall be the duty Of the
person who discovers, or suspects any
such ease, to report lt 10 the State Lave
stock commission or member there
Of IL anyone has, or knows of any
law conflicting with tins we should be
pleased - hear from them, as we are
OF the Op,dlOu that the Board of Health
has no Jurisdiction further than quar-
entlnlrg such animals.
SEEKER FOR INFORMATION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
REsIDEYCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
8 houses and lots east OF Eas; s.. just of
Wealthy ave. only $3.50 and 500; terms easy.
house aud lot east OF Esst-st.. south Of
Fifthaye.. 500 payments easy; these houses
are aH new.
house and lot on Charlesst. sll01.
house ana lot on Cros5y-st.. 500.
house and lot on South DIyision-st.. just
south of Sixth ave. lot 4Xi3-. with Groom
house. trst-c.aSS business property, only 5000
II sold az once.
houses and lot. 50xIa0. on Ceutor-st.. lust
south ST Fiith-avt., only s3Ao. worth $50
house and lot 5oxl22. north OF Wealthy
ave. cn Lagrave. price 500
I house and Iot on Lagraye-st.. south OF
Blakciey ave, price s-j0o.
house and Tor. 59vl53 north OF Fitth-aye.
on tass -, price sac.
! lot. corner of East and Helmboldtsts..
Ixlio. price S5n. WiN trade f0r a good horse
and rri11e.
house and lot. 40xIlo. on Hi-hland-ave. be-
tween JeleTsoa-ave. and Centcr-St.. price $50
vacant lots on Weaitoy ave. cast OF East
81. from so 10 slro, terms 10 suit pur, haSer
FARM PROPERTY FOR BSALEoRTRADE.
on ACRE farm. miles south of Hal. 81; all
~ improved fair bui'duss' hrst quality
soil price s3p0.. ..Worth s}s0.
d0ACRES improved; far buildings tmues
$3.50
t6n ACRES. 8 miles east from Tower clock
AV' 10 acres improved rich soils good or
chard. with fair buildings 50 per acre.
A ACRES I mile west of the fourishing Ia
corTorafFt city Of GreeuViIle. on main
line II T.. J., s. y. E. r.. ~ acres under good
state ~ cultivation. with fair huiI5i HCs. good
greenacuse heated hy furnace. Price SIpt
VIII take horsss io part payment. Win long
time or slsacn- ms is a rare chance -
secure 4 good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

GooD soDeE citizens CA syrnB4lh y
~th Ms WIZARDS pFoAecy, bat tie
.craek II doom' F4cxeG has been
aorzsd ~ 0tsea On TIE Ha-sky trzese
-hzt sensible Dsn are los-1g fz.Ea ia 6.
>ae SAYS
.Ilefs = noLa-Dg 70 discourage us.
Wa Ele rlglLFe slave IA Hss la sd
sE1 ne Dre1 >ootE decision sas glgel,
al looked aAEk ~ L1s aoFLeTs flI
freedom. Nothing, hgseger. eoa.t
lave happened e. lsl pial 10 tas abCll-
tol CAUSE a. -lea u sts 1e-l tsl O. tle
Aigleel legal authority ~ Amer.st llat
ll-s legr- lad 1o r.glls tl4t 4 - + .e
nan a4s bound ~ respect That aas
tle cTzck ~ doDDl ot Toe save POSER
N0a, e = proll 1lLory >lzte has 10 .aws
Llar the llle0 States IS bound ~
respecl-aL ti-1s . exactly tie force u
tle supreme lDur5 s.oa-lt wI
prove tae cE4ck ct DOOM ~ tle whisky
ougzrc1y. II politicians zu0a t1e day
o1 taeir salszg.0u, they viii huru
through the bll. exemptllg tae pro8l-
bltUrF state. froM ally acton IT the
Interstate COEinleTcs l4w 60 Tar as
liquor IS c0lcerled. IL they 10 not,
next falls eiecLOQ N-l maze lsely
hzuLllg AL al1lg the line. Tie people
il prolibl0ry states ike I0WA aud
Kansas are apt % Become provincial;
out tns dec.s.on OD.ges them 20 east
tner eyes % the horizon. Ii makes
prohibition National With big n
The Proh.bitlOnists are about the
only persons ca the earth VINO can
keep tner courage up without whis-
ting. while passing . grave yard. Tney
axe p.ucky, indeed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
A WORKING woman said she

A working woman SAID she
would walk ten miles TO get
the Ball corset, If she couldn't
get it without. She had had
experience with it.
That corset is just as easy
the minute you put it on as
it is when half worn out.
You can go TO your store
and get it and wear it two or
three weeks, and then you
will know what comfort is in
a corset. If you are disap-
pointed in it in any way, go
back TO the store and get
your money within three
weeks or so-you'll get it.
The maker pays the merchant
to do that.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CgrclGo CoRsEr CO Clf.aco and New York
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

II YOU waat g. borrow money on pleduct Na
r-sl eslaie ln sums 90 slli. yi-l ou l. $.
proua.
| 00K HIRE Weafe luld.ns a due modern
Il house ou e.r Hf OCT taglla-if.. lu.a. ear
corner hail ANA biKl,. H-sr.. a. grrat uars.s.u
iur solue one t01 modern improved ecusrs o.i
81 orrlson-st large residence luts on Natlsoa-
ave. ttSoG want "a iot aLTNhfT. fl rtt r.ff.
,r- us brior- luyiue NcpNl q AcpiN a
hoCs- man block. Telephone !tl
II YoJ WISH 20 rent. buy. sell OF exchange
city OK iarm properly, cau on or aooress
thauatriln Brothers, g. ltall -. LtaIs Dc
Goc ated. ia
SEE OCR plats before avcNnsi we can
- SHlt you POD iocatnr aad pr.I~s on oNr
theTN ST.. DiElslou-st. ~ gam va:G b AIS
This proneriy IS Increasing la value l.pl8 y
and viii duuh e Within O. y-af, bay ca iy ana
save TIE advance. ncw housa Tor sale also s
terms 90 slr you. Turner A Carroll, new
Houseman bulalal.
IrOR SAIE-one house ou Caar esst. one
house on toiiegr-tve.. Two houses lst out-
side tHc clty. onc house ou ilUh ave-. one
house co. ulor ST.. one ulotA on EustNltk So.
one hcus- WITH between Cd and $3.50 acres 81
pr3usd 0u cot Il -r of Hall ana t.as. 81. twenty
h,e lots just ol.t>Itc cf Ihe city. slc house ca
ihe Vest Slc0 Auy ei I-e above are olefed
80 a lrtdt bargain iy " Aeautorr. - Monroe
,'.- Cal during :h. doctors business hours-
10 II "a. nl ,o p. n. l'-
n -.tE 4tl An lois on our To lNA -aL.
i plat. street car AIe hrior, Nour uQ0r,
also fous-r.cit loss on Nall~ou-ave. and
tttNc. SoGlH Division 81. Euu Jcder>ou-AVe. 4.
all on nice dty land, Eooo water good drain
age. rOoa street cBr s-.yice. JIst fhe thlu.
Tor "a home or for investment, sure 10 double iu
one Year. j ms fc s- & customers. Reynolds
4 Franklin. Room 9'. Porter Block. j North
DIyision-st- once open evenings iHl
iT S5 PER MONTH. nev eleven room house
L on Coi-c-r ave. second hIrcs from Weait1F.
furnace. mauirl. hatI. hat Ngtttr up STAIR. lIf
down. yard graded and S3dtea. concrete
walks ana shade trees price $3.50 Ar-Il Per
month. new eight room house ou WolGcn-si. ..
near the corner oI Mad lsJa and iiftll-aVts.
bay window. carved osk front door. large
porch. stone cellar. ci-fern. we'll. yarG graded.
and walks built. Charles ". Tut. room ald
:. Iedrard block
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
REL ESTATE -oo0gTRY.

----- - 49,. 49, -
EOB SALE OR ENCHANGE-Earm ~ acres.
2mi.cs east OF fi.e Lake. kalkaska county
young orchard, l. acres in haN. balance a hard
wood and hemIoCk timber Farther rarfl-
culsrs. inqune Of L. Ii. Weaver. tlle Lake.
Mich. li6
FOR SALE-Pine and hardwood lands. city
property Of al xmas well locaicd. 4 $50
money 20 loan on good real estate. ~ sums
from 80 TO 5000. At the lowest rate "f inter
est. Can sf No. IoYeft block. opposite
sweets Hotel. A. f. An;sdei. I3t
TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
IN one of the most pleasant rural IOc4-
uons. we VIII say. please take look a. our
property IN lhe Eiilaee OF Lisbon snd ihen
make Us an offer. We mean business and are
bound 20 sell 10 the highest bidder as soon as
the bids are ell in. Address q. /. a s. 4.
EImsl!e, Grahd Rapds. Mich l09ff
TOR SAIE-0r will exchange for city prop
cT;y. an Slacre farm in Cascade town
ship. vel improved. taA on or address Nr
VI. ". Daniorth. Cascade. Mich June
AGENTS WANTED.
SAOPfR MONTH and expenses raid rood
y y men 20 sell nursery stocks permanent
employment Address tle NataI1o Alrsfrlfs
Geneva. y. j. ll1
VVANTED-Live salesmeu Oh salary or com
- miss. or. - sell or goods hy s8'aflf -
merchants, bright. now and saleatif $1,000 d
yearstu lex pcnse- psig - leU b Ye men iu each
@fafef permanent position and chance 20 hiiI4
up a hnc trade. Mode. Naautactlrirg Com
paly. south Bend. Ind. -
\NANIED-I want good agent of either
" seN. 10 take orders fer my popular books
IN every township in West MichCau- Can ~
address Warren Waite. IL New Housenan
block. braad Rapids. Mich. it
WANTED Agents for tho History 81 the Fy-
" p.orations 0f. Daring Deeds ana trrau1
hchie eveUeuts of cfanIcF, agents ouitt tl.4If q
circular free. Address -. A. Browning a lo-.
I7,edo. Ohio. ellu
AGENTS should write f0r Illustrated cIrC8iaT.
- and ferns FOR two weeks frial ~ Mi ssourI
y asher. washes Cirfirst clothes c.enn hv hnt
fieafn without rubbing, easl,Y sold profta-
ble. j. Worth -. Louis. ~ June III
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
w. 8. SWEET & CO.,

q successors 90 Sweet Z SchmlelJ
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS.
l}2'2 Monroe street.
Rooms 81 and g.. Telephone l027
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
KirtIand'S S Addition

Don't rfTs ths chrure nf occurring "a bone af
TrrEf OF InH prices ~ nrH nf fIr frn.I
rfHre Sites ~ nE tss f.ff fu"
fIfieu. eut fIen~ a hirr.nHo f sra .n.
sHufn filr 20 rigge aff ore and fnr
west of south Ir. .slDu.e. .H south Na
f.f~ fs more fhan ever effraof Ira Gre aI-fT.
ffor rf fofrs.sertf Hna Investors Iff rrft.
u-r ding situation affords f mag frfff rtfr
of fhe .fv e fgt snd ifreI arf hft 900 rf
vantage ~ per- r.furrI frtirrr. Ial.r
1ov on rraressd erfensinr 81 srrfeI ra. Iear
good 70 rfrors legf ol Wrrer. very hea .r
locality ED lifs cont gous f. mary ni fnf
fsrVr |rt urff.f- af fnH f.fg. GOOD sr hr0. end
church prT eyes Hnd wenF other afranfa
ges1s features 20 frrrrFerf HIf SOW Fo'
~ slfcW fhaf ffIs pranrTfF Nee firr~f if ir fHr
course -f fhe eifT's grown. tisn harf some
aas - DE hueIres Isfs ferns fuf fhHIre rar
herrf isrr anf houses rf sfII si rffl tergn.Hs
or fl ctsnee ier etf properff
O.. II. KIRKLAND.
oTcs sno Frs.seres -orrsT ~ 9rigs ave. enc
Htrfr-sf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

II YOU waat g. borrow money on pfeduci ~
r-.l eslaie ln sums 90 s4li. ci-. ou l. $.
Pr0ua
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

FOR SALE-Pine and hardwood lands. ciiy
property Of a.. Xmas well located. AIsQ
money 20 loan on good real estate. 10 sums
from sn 10 5000 Al the lowest rate 81 inter
est. Can II No. IoYeft block. OPPOSITE
Sweets Hotel. A. r. Antlsdei Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
EIsCELLAsE0Us

BOARD ana lodging a; the N.chilaa house
- s3N per Vesk. s2ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

TANTFD-B8ouiers for first -class board and
W Urn shed rooms heat. gas h4ta and
with a'l modern improvements. Cal at 81
Ba-clav-st. lft
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Azll1g.scEs. Da4sls. eascEs, kEFaEss AsD
R4slsFuez MaszE Qaasas >4-8
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TIE TELEGRAA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Fabhshers. Cralaa LlzPias, Hleh-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24


NANIEp-T Table boardcrs Is per week 81
W al Hostvick-st 1eI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-02-15
How to Keen liz Good Health.

Never begin a journey until breakfast
has been eaten.
Never lean with your back agalnstt any
thing that is cold.
Never omit regular bathing, for unless
the skin IS IN active condition the cold
will close the pores and favor congestion
and other diseases.
After exercise Of any kind never ride
IN at open carriage or near the window
OF a car for a moment, It Is dangerous IL
health, OF ever life.
When hoar>c speak as little as possible
until the h~oarseness has disappeared, else
the voice may he permanently lost o
difficulties OF the throat be produced.
Merely warm the back by the fire. and
never continue keeping the back exposed
20 heat after It has become comfortably
warm To do otherwise is debilitatinc.
When GONG from a warm atmosphere
into Il cooler one keep the mouth closed,
50 that the air may be warmed on its pas
ta@e through the nose ere it reached the
lungs.
Keep the back, especially between the
shoulder blades, we'll covered, also .hs
chest we'll protected. In sleeping in q
cold room establish the habit of breath.
In through the nose. and never with tn.
open mouth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-02-15
bright home, and put way in the darkness,
cannot bear darkness At the first coming

hri.ht hore and mt sway in the darkness.
I cannot bear darkness. At the first coming
os the evanino must have the pas lit. and
thefnrthar IN in liza 7 90. the mora I like
- ba~a -or f-iard. aron5d ah7,,t me- And
am I ~ be mt of for Thousands Of wears in
. I.r!- rIara ,r3+h ~ cne - sneak to- Whe,
tha rCfI1ay, coma AMI tbs gifts are Dis
trg5ltA1 shall all no iov 70 the
ferry chr stm,.- Or tho .Hanny New
yaar@3 A. AZ ~. nain4 3,vn ~ tta ola
n tn q131nl The r.f%e AMI call il a beauti-
II placa. unia,, there Ds coma supernatural
;t,Tn nation I sbl ia, hact fron, Nv
ole nam q raval-s a i Dnt ,ow ms
III rjone lan,n i. lifted above tha crave an
I'll ira dar.ca. cona anj +be vav
claa,. 7 Loo. i9.5 i NV without ,
- stun - is,, -" m aiAit 49,,
Hva a-,gLt fr 7 nov ,bat =
mn Gfa i c51sistanr when | com, f. the last
h-tr an3 tai. v,ira j..Ilat. AMI thesa evas
a. cIosa1 ,al tEa.a b,,1s ,xith which ha~
e.. en- a..rna1 salr,tj9o +n-iav ara fo,ded
.>.ar tha .tiII be,rt mar than 7 shall only ha.
ar - nva u . no,ar K .hara il, anvthinr
f,rLjU mo IN tho last bour If Chriet wrans
around mo He skjrt If of His
own garment What darkness can
fan ~, NV evali.1S .hen amid
fhn b.a renIv 4arhraaLs q ,,o,tb viii 49,
r1ar.boa 80 RI. J. -. oo-nr 80 aonI ~
~. ~, robhar ~ ali ,hoo.rtb FL ~,
de.r,iiar ~ amtlias via .hjs bat,ia AZ
tay ,hna II lain [,,m ha11lat - sanJa, +ha
yo..a nf cbris+ sa,,l ~ III o.ar tha 800 -
AMI brn,I'rh -. Ih' na ~ % death !" I'll sii
b. tly pla2ae. O crave win he thv de.
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sand IN eternity with Him Toward +hst
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pun. shall he satisfied u,hen T
awake in His Likeness on. broE.ar
hearted naer and women how sIvart
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-02-15

Thousands Of women bless the DAY when
hr. Plerce,s F~avorlte Prescription was first
~brought2io Their attention.
"FavorityS Prescription is the only rem
edy for woman peculiar Weaknesses ami
acknowledgements, sold by druggists. under
"a positive guarantee frolnftte manufact<
~urers, that it VIII give satisfaction III every
case. or money refunded. Certificate Of
guarantee printed on its wrapper. and
faithfully chrried out by the rroprietors
for many years
As IN inyieoratlng tonic, it inpart,
strength To the whole system. For
cverworked, worn cut run down."
dehiitated teachers. milliner&, dressrnakore.
eeanlstresoes, shop girls" housckcererS.
nursing mothers. and feeble women gen
orally. Dr., Pierce's Favorite Prescription