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s.t.ive Him s.. and Let ifm s:"c>..''

We once Il. aid man complain OF feel
ing badly, and wondered what allied him.
Il humorous friend said, "Give a doctor
Sc, and let him guess" 1t was a cutting
satire on some doctors, who don't always
guess right You need not guess what
ails you when yonr food don t digest, when
your bowels and stomach are inactive,
and when your head aches .very day, and
you are ianguid and easily fatigued. You
are bilious, and DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets will bring him out all right.
Small, sugarcaatcd, easy to take. Oh
druggists.
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Kemarkahle RESCUE

Mrs. Michael Curtain, P;aiuhela, Ill
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on htr lungs; she was treat
ed for mouth by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told her she was a
HOPELESS VICTIM OF CONSUMPTION and that
no medicine could cure her. Hes drug
gist suggested Dr.. Kings New discovery
for GOpsa'Aption she bought q bottle and
tu ne. delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its use and
after taking ten bottles. found herself
sound and well, now does her own house
work and is as well as she ever vas =
Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery
at John 7. MacRae's Drug Store, large
bottles soc. and S1.O0.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31
ANNN rKSAE, <EKCIsFS
y ;tay TWO Literary Societies Of Wake
Forest College.

One of the pieasantest college occasi ic;.S
of each year is the anniversary AZ tae
Phlomathesian and EuZel:.a s.iterary s.
cieties at Wake FOr.st OoiIege. The exHr
cises are hes,. sehrusry l4th, and 1t Is a
friends Of the college. This year t:.e query
for the pHbic debate cat 2. III. will be:
"Ought the United 81 .tes Govern ment at
present nave 4 Railroad Con- missions =
The asflrn1at.se deba ters are T. ". Biak EFT,
ef Monroe, and X. E Hurns. .! Moore
county Che negative VIII he cha apioned
10y J. O. Atkinson, OF Raleigh, and +. W.
Skies, Of NocF.ae. AT night the oraUuns
viii delight the lovers OF oratuEy, Nj.
] j. aialrnan, OF Weldon. w,Il repreSc L;
he EnZel,an, and Nj. ]. Z White, of
4 PIX, the Philo,latheoial. the CHRONICLE
is favored W.'h an III itation which We
bo.ee 10 atct ~ he card OF invitation Is
q 'hiHs OF beau, barring its mourning
ribbon.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31
ga Grippe STOPPED a Marriage.
[Weldon Cor Richmond Dispatch.

Weldon Cor. Richmond Dispatch.]
The Methodist Episcopal church at this
place was crowded yesterday by friends of
the parties assembled to witness thr mar.
riage of charming aud popalaf young
lady, The bride Vas psoparly arrayed for
tie occasion, tie ui4iste. waited in the
chan2el, b.t tie bridegroom tarriei. a
spegia telegram, hawever. arrived aa
noun9ing that la grippe had overtat.en he
young man en- route to this place and that
he was then sick in bed
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31
Outwitted the Old Man.

c. E. Thompson, of Johnston county,
applied last week at Goldsboro for llcense
to marry Mile Watson, tie ainstoen-
vear-old aaushter Of Robert Watson, a
prominent Johnston county farmer. He
sole the girl from her house. Her father
had for three nights been on the watch
well armed for Thompson, but the girl
night before last by the aid of q sheet got
all Of her r0on, aud Thompson carried
,.ler to secret place IN the woods until he
sould procure a license and preacher.
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Oar Population Will Not Decrease il the
Exodus Does Take Away Many.
lCopcord TiInes-l

We notice hat the Durham Sun and
few other exchanges publish the local
births. If the Times attempted anything
of this kind it would barely have room for
anything else.
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GOING MAD FROM WANT.
A Terrible Condition III f'at.ues> on .h'
Plaias OF SQuth Dakota.

CRIJAgo. Jan. 81 \ special from HUI
ron, South Dakota, to the Tribune, says
There are h,,ndreds of people si1i = III
the farm houses on these sno" y Nered
plains, going mad frora want.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31

The devil would persist in bothering
Martin Luther until the baldhead monk
dispatched hlm with bottle of ink; so we
learn that a bottle of ink might rid you of
any devil, Dut a bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup will always rid you of any cold.
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it has b. an remarked here, in view of
the regularity of the attendance Of the
revenue office force at church, that they
must surely, after all, be somewhat "afraid
oi the deYil
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\ Great funnel

The Atlantic Pacific II Wv TuuHr..
the great pruJect Of 'BrjeE" lora.a.. +.
really being cut through TIE man ram,
of the Rocky mountains, 81 ~ uies upt
west from Denver. 1t Wa shorten ra,l.
way distance 25O miles between Denver
and Salt Lake City. More than ! 500 per
sons are row financially Interested m lbs
enterprise. Inc IQnHei N he iy, u4ilt j
long and 4, 400 feet below the top OF Gray 4
Peak. The company enters the year ~
entirely free from floating debt .alj its ~
paid and work going ahead d. AMI Ii
in both ends Of the Tunnel iy lei
of modern machinery from SIX 10 tenyt
neadway i. gained every day. Noret'n
$50 veins Of god and silver allI he creed
by the Tunnel, ana its mu-r.isrhta
alone vii, b. worth millions Al tb'ste
election Pomeroy was elected reserl
and given the entire managcn.sutf ten
years. / he company has n.uut y lstc,"nt
te carry ou its work, and IS aki, RANK
among the greatest enterprises OF GEN
tury. To those who care 10 knt Of il
large descriptive Illustrated mph!et
will be sent free. Address, .aik NJ
Pomeroy, President, 234 Brnad,y, NV
York City.
| 1t is simply wonderful hoW7oo1 thing
| gets known and appreciated. the pub
| lie school examinations noWey ask he
small boys: "Who was the rn41
Adam" ''The first WON Et"
Nv no was the 22nd Presjdeo b. C,
ted Statesl' "Groyer Cl0ved
is the specific cure Tor Fair -4ta..g4
Oil"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31

The STUDENTS of Rutherford College are
70 have grand reunion at the college on
ho 40th aud 9lst of May Since 1888 there
lave Leen over 8 900 students at Ruther-
.eld College, and they live in every State
Il the Union The CHRONICLE felicitates
LIN ABERSETHY, President of the College,
upon the great work he has wrought. he
mas labored with zeal and earnestness and
success under such adverse circumstances
a. would cause most men to give up. Ad'
verse conditions have only served to stlm-
llate him, and he has amassed great for
tune every cent of which he has put ID
brains and education to needy and deserv-
lng boys. God bless all the educational
heroes in North Carolina who, like DIR
AEEHNETHY, have placed bettering the ad-
yantages of the youth above all earthly
treasure, 1t is to these unselish men we
9"e The greatest debt of gratitude.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31
Farm Mortgages.
Progressive Farmer.l'

The Bureau of Labor Statistics of Ohio
gives the following total of farm mort ga
yes III ne 5 ates named, which Will be an
item of interest to all:
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COS y FNFS ON TOPICS THAT ARE
INT NFERESTlNG THE PEOPLE
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31

The Chronicle Expresses Its Opinion on
Passing Public Events and Questions
OF interest Now Before the People
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31

NE~>R~. J. + PARIS and II E SHAW have
purchased the La Grange Spectator. 1t is
4 bright and newsy local paper and is pub
listed among intelligent, education-loy
ag aud progressive people.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31
| .tatssyille LandinArE |

Eaves Must Have Appointed the Wrong
Men.
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IAE rRICE Of peanuts has ,.riz. and now
sell for about S1.25 per bushel This is
good for the farmers but bad for those who
,saa Bt-HoP LYMAN'S prescription.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31

THE Wilson Advance has entered on its
twentieth volume. It is an honest. clean,
nigh toned, aggressive Democratic news
paper ana stands we'll in the esteem of
patrons and in the profession
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THE Advance believes court costs are
entirely too heavy and We hope the next
legislature VIII materially reduce .ae fees
What We need is justice I'd .ninistered with
rhe least possible e.pease. Wilson Adj
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THE GOLD FEW FE.

" VI. II. u NJ
Machpelah, n. G., Jan. : 1890.
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THE Rural Home is under the impression
that rhv Washington Post is a Democratic
paper. 1t vas once. but is now edited by
FRANZ HATToS, ex Republican Postmaster
GeueraI, and is an independent paper.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-31
Ns<

! +. Moss nas been appointed Postmas
.eg Al Henderson. The first white Repub
tlcan appo nted was not continued because
ne refused 10 have negro clerk. We take
4r that Moss is willing to have the office
full OF them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14
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tNa ssaN8 Fa fe-aasf "a.
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takers sa- aF nn rrr agaiea
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drath &vg Ao-s h.sa-e tAs sent
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rssoaa aza orsrsgss tEu So Ers Asfi
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sitting wgs m beS eau
heaTtaT Her raaan q
h.oa-a Der sssrk 10 le kly nets.
III rueaaE ard rys mau
tpoa krgsa uAiF "a k ENl
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anca EA7gs smes 70 say aekno'
sstEe bas tbs vuKz raaa tfuza
Toe TounE wcaam beck tToia Y
decd 81 lives hrrw ts4ssy. sfsA
Invalid, saa IL taah4a 70 iis aEaia
almost any flsosa Lar. Wasaia
ton pos..
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14

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80 tsstasd tat she hal wl5u-..l
Der htfs fov vr-y sererplv ar ~
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80. 2 stIss' sssasfrr she Ia \ I-3~.
ls,srF-l. TIE 5a9es elsar traw r-.w
? li'tae darker and ~ iatsrrupts,4 -
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sase TIE bor 50 serprelv r.
fEsloTE'3 s'sr looked nstnn5ss,e-i 4. ~.
sfslaoa ssarnE in1sutly AZ NV,
e'ozrt- sse irqnlrr
eaEe- was req rher a f4tl,e~ ~ !
Elttllsss ruulatter horr
70. 20. sid The Juara hasf1.
laea 5es2ge yOu doa't know nns.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14
mo Mountain sphlnx.

In Survey coeaty. NORTH Carolina
theTs i . rszaarkaass zatsral cures
ify ia tie sAape Of aruounsaia ressiaI
hir< the famous Sphnix Of Egypt Y
OIL its details IL lies east 81 NJ
Biae Ridge ranuntasns. on she RsaI
mont plains- Ike riEantie Lon v
body ~ rE-ht anrses % the riegs
and H1sh brad rsarca aioft asitin w ,ss
oct % rising. The bad Is q soao
rosk. several hundred so9s In heigh,s
Tbs shoulders and hrrast are hne'l
pFoportioasi. ard 81 distance q l.al
teS miles il looks like q thinE q " v,
and intelaEenee ltFises about ,oVy
sest above the plain end can e ssso
for q distance q SITS miles--Ss. l'oS
= Republican.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14
Mercury's Rotation:

An interesting Astronomical ds'
eovsryis announced from Italy. Az
er ten years ct Investigation schia
pareili has found that Mercury, sps
planet rearst 60 the sun. has q r.
tation Ike that 81 thc moon. ~
planet turns once on its skis dnfins
the period Of IFS rerolutiouIroun,v
The sun, 40 that the same ride i 81 y,
ways turned toward the sGu.--Nss
York Telegram.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14
Sc &c 90 80 ana $50.

A. atat minded nactinurer /. 4
rare Kind of phenomenon, even p
Franee. and the worthy knights az
TIE hammsr urp undoubtedly alert
aa5 blsius~slike persons a. i rla.s
An exception. however. usttst ~
rnatis IN the cn-e ~ a CON fslt.sssrg,
Fvisegr vel known ia the - lr~rg,o,rsa
q The Hotl pruos Paris. Who ma
to aart1ou 81 a scvllaneoa. s,si
T. taoa n clothing. To plaeyd 81
Qa1 overgu1t ard bat hv the sssls "
10 eGeis zhgeh werp to tse se,la ara
a.IeT q bod satisfactorily competed
40 WugG D. uut.cwd that 81. twa
art4s-s q Personal wenr ma a.
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cor tz1s-scne~s Ga datr. VITO srunf
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14
The Wind Blows 20 Me-. /.
Storm.

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-.'Itg rapidly from sie son;bs.s,
aisA fhsge are intiratio-Is e,f.f. :
.s -. q m1h moisture IN the air !
So = not Ear assay Aiontreai
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14

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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-01-11

almost abruptly to height of 234O
feet above Horizon, and is the highest
point on the lake. An almost mac
ccssible Jungle Of trees, and thlckets OF
evergreen affords the deer a safe re
treat between the lake and the first
preclpice. I shall never forget the
search for q tourist who attempted
to cross this part of the jungle and
ascend the mountain 10y a short cut
across. Of this mountain l shall
speak more of in my next letter, and
of the four years [ spent on the lake,
this mountain andits surr0nndingswere
almost my daily companions summer
and winter. Black Mountain, Rooster
Rock, French Point and Paradise
Bay will appear next. Trusting that
some of your many readers may be IN
terested in letter or two more.
nm as ever, yours truly,
-. HORIZON.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-01-11

it expedient to detail the unemployed
to remove an unsightly sand hill On
Jones avenue, some three hundred
yards from the prison.
The prevailing good order and dis
cipline before alluded to, is in my
opinion attributable to the fact that L
have not permitted them to remain IN
idleness.
The boiler at the pump-house be-
came worn and unfit for use, and l
was compelled to borrow one from the
Steamboat Company. 1t is in ex-
cellent condition, and | recommend
its purchase.
The amount of money received from
the United States, for the mainter-
ance of United States prisoners, for
the quarter ending September 80
1889, is three hundred and eighty
nine dollars and seventy-hve cents
! [$389.75]. There were no Unlteo
United States prisoners confined IL
this prison during the last quarter.
In conclusion I would respectfully
invite your attention to the recon
mendations of the Assistant Superln
tendent and Turnkey, which [ full.
endorse. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. H. BEHAN,
Superintendent Territorial Prison.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-01-11
SATURDAY. JAN. ii, 1889

THE Tucson Star is out with the
announcement of nominating Hon
ora. les Sam Webb or Lin Orme of
Maricopa county, for delegate to
Congress, on the Democratic ticket.
The SENTINEL proposes General
Thomas Butler of Yavapai county,
as the Republican nominee.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-01-11

dolfo, hospital supplies. 10 90
Claim number 40,C. Ramirez
beef. 567 80
Claim number Al C. Ramirez
bacon 365 70
Claim number AZ, G.. A.
Ringwald, clothing and
bedding. ............... IS so
Claim number 49,, F. Hodges,
milk for hospital .. % 90
Claim number A, j. w.
Dorrlngton, Pub. Pro
ceedings and printing
blanks. 22O 90
Claim number d, P. G..
Cotter, hospital supplies. 80 Al
Claim number a6, D. Cal
Usher, provisions ...... 70 50
Claim number AZ, P, Avila,
Oe1I .,.....,,.., o w
Claim number as, P. Aune,
repairing electric bells. =. IS OF
Claim number 40, Mary
Diaz, nursing female con-
Wet $500. 25 OF
Claim number SOL. J. Stein,
fees, Notary Public. 49,. 9 OF
Claim number 5l,J. A. Mel
lon, boiler. SIS OF
Claim numbering 81, G.
Ramirez, 10 per cent al
lowance. .............. 90 81
Claim numbering So, G. A.
RIngwald, 10 per cent
allowance. go. .,..... 3
Total. .............$l 2,590 3
On motion the Board then &C
journed until to morrow at 9 o'cloc
A. NJ.
ATTEST: P. r. BRADY,
Chairman.
os. J. STEIN. Secretary.