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Smyrna times., 1890-11-19
MARYLAND Items.

The Elkton Fair Association lost
$2,335. So this year.
In it's last issue, tire Cecil Democrat
exultingly exclaimed : "NOlC for Free
Trade in a Free Country.
Edward Downes, cOlOred, was con
vcted at CentreVille, of manslaughter,
in killing James Miller, cOlored.
Bvard Dsharoon and Ellis DOward
boys of Salisbury were accidentally
shot Friday while handling pistol.
Doward will die.
The Chestertown straw board mill
at ChestertOwn will cease manufactu-
ring paper, as it can be made more
cheaply in the West.
Rev. Jessie Higgins, pastor of All
Hallows P. E. Church, Snow Hill, has
resigned his pastOrate to accept a call
to the assistant rectorship of St. Luke's
Church. Baltimore. The resignation
takes effect December 3lst.
Mr.. r. G. Nicholson, of Little
Grove Nurseries, near ChestertOwn,
has disposed of his entire nursery stock
of peach trees, nearly all of which has
been delivered. This is unpreceden-
ted as he has never sold out so early
nor delivered more than about half in
the Fall.
A colt show was held at the Snow
Hill Driving Park Thursday, and the
display of twO-year-olds was perhaps
the finest ever exhibited in WOrcest eI
county. In the trial of speed in this
class. a young Murrell stallion of Vim
borough & Co, of Whaleyville, was an
f easy winner, trOtting the half mile cir
cult in 1.28.
} 1t is said by prominent citizen o
EastOn, Md, that the purchaser of thu
stallion Happy Russell, has failed to o
could not comply with the terms o.
: the sale, and that very likely tn,
horse would soon be offered to tE
> highest bidder at the risk of the pur
chaser, and any deficiency would have
: to be made good by the first party.
i Lewis S. Hepbron, prominent fal
mer near Still Pond, Kent county, VIII
attempted to commit suicide about
h month ago, by blowing out his brains
- with a shotgun was buried on Nor
day week. Though a portion of tn
- roof of the mouth and one side Of tn
h face were blown away, the wOunde
= man greatly improved and hopes of hi
q. recovery were entertained, but brai
n trouble set in, which carried him o
n suddenly.
Clubs Close Their Doors. - T h
Social, Musical and Literary Clubs
C. EastOn closed their doors Thursda
ID and the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Gu
at closed their buffet at the same hOu
he in consequence of the decision of Il
of Court of appeals adverse to the right
IA. incorporated clubs in Prohibition col
40 munities to sell liquor to its member
nd There are six of these clubs at EastC
he and as many more in the county els
is where that are thus put out of bushes
Church NOtes.-At the annual me'
el. ing of the bishops of the Method
II Episcopal Church at Washington, t
ed following assignments were made
IS. the Annual Conferences Baltimo
rt- at Washington, March 4, Bishop JOY
rty Wilmington. March 14th. at Cent
So Vile, Bishop Fowler; East Germs
IRE at Baltimore, April 1st, Bishop Huri
,rt Delaware, at Cambridge Md, April
lbs Bishop Mallalieu; Philadelphia
Philadelphia, March 4th, Bishop Fo
err; Washington, at Baltimore, MAJ
Es. IL, Bishop Fitzgerald.
T. --~''----
m It is mistake to try to cure cata
m nv local applications. Catarrh be
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,,n;obts of the Golden Eagle in Will
A,es,I Au's will build $4,000 hall.
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po.tmaster Stewart, of Wilmington,
- saturday requested seven Demo
on ,in letter carriers to tender their
rrasirnations rps' to take effect Dec l.
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,na North, Il.OOA.M., 900, 1A5P.M.
From rom the south. 7-a5' ll'ao A. NJ
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LAYING TURKEY HENs.-Mrs. w.
p. Evans, of Middletown, having read
the item in the Republican in regard to
Mrs. Talley's turkey, which laid 50
eggs, writes that she has a hen that
began laying on the Sth of April, and
after laying Is eggs she went to setting
and on the oath of May she hatched Is
young turkeys, of which number ten
were successfully raised. On the ODD
of June the hen commenced laying
again, and up to the 10th of October
she laid 1O3 eggs.
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r;,s large schOoners are being built
;. Milford's shipyards.
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nnaning Of Mails.

North, $50, $50 A. NJ, 5.SO' 7.2O P. NJ.
uOins is south. $50 a. NJ, 7.29PN.
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The legal firm of Robinson and
n,no Ino in Georgetown has been dis
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

81 D., decision of the Board of Health
,PIy;SdIetown, Py pig pens are to be ban
u i.bed from within the town limits after
January lst, 1891.
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Byard DisharOon and Ellis DOward,
boys of Salisbury were accidentally
shot Friday while handling a pistol
Doward will die.
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Edward Downes, cOlOred, was con
victed at Centreville, of manslaughter
in killing James Miller, cOlored.
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Wanamaker & Brown,

Sixth and Market Sts, Philadelphia.
Provided the residents Of BIACKBIRD, GREEN
SPRING, CLAYTON, SMYRNA, DOVER, WYOMING
and WOODSIDE purchase SIS worth Of Clothing from u.s.
we will pay their railroad fare Philadelphia and return
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the stairway, from which a very few
minutes delay would have cut them
OIL with pro hably fatal results. The
loss is estimated at $1,000.
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=, x,,.na Branch Trains.
Chasing of Mails.

18th 715. SIS. 1885, A. M, 3.42, 4.4O p NJ.
Goin Sortb $50 81 A. M, 440, $50, 1892. N.
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Rev. Jessie Higgins, pastor of All
Hallows P. Z. Church, Snow Hill, has
resigned his pastOrate to accept call
to the assistant rectorship of St, Luke
Church. Baltimore. The resignation
takes effect December 3lst.
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The ChestertOwn straw board mill
at Chestertown will cease manufactu-
ring paper, as it can be made more
cheaply in the West.
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-onntv and State Items.
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

In it's last issue, the Cecil Democrat
exultingly exclaimed "NO10 for Free
Trade in Free Country.
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

The Elkton Fair Association lost
81, ,335 So this year.
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1t is said by prominent citizen of
Easton, Md, that the purchaser of the
stallion Happy Russell, has failed to or
could not comply with the terms of
the sale, and that very likely the
horse would soon be offered to the
highest bidder at the risk of the pur-
chaser, and any deficiency would have
to be made good by the first party.
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

The Grand EncAmpment of Delaware
|. o. o. F., met in annual session in
Odd Fellows Hall, Wilmington yester-
day The Grand Lodge will meet at
the same place to-day. The grand en-
campment will revise its constitution
and bylaws and elect officers for the
ensuing year.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE FLAMES.
CCIhe dwelling house of Richard I.
SSann, farmer, at KirkwOod, Del, was
SJes'royed by fire at an early hour Sun
uay morning. The FIRE, which is sup
pEsed to have originated from the
NJ 'TN1.chen stove, broke out at / o'clock.
sue ne family, who were asleep above
a'S' s~I' were awakeRed by the smoke
lu neat barely:in time to escape by
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

Mr.. r. G. Nicholson, of Little
Grove Nurseries, near Chestertown,
has disposed of his entire nursery stock
of peach trees, nearly all of which has
been delivered. This is unpreceden-
ted as he has never sold out so early
nor delivered more than about half in
the Fall
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

SherifT-elect Wm. Simmons of New
Castle county. and A B. Robinson, of
Sussex county, were commissioned by
Governor Biggs on Monday. Sheriff
Cole Will not be inducted into office
until the 25th, when Sheriff Fenni-
mOre'e term Of two years expires.
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A colt show was held at the Snow
Hill Driving Park Thursday, and the
display of twO-year-olds was perhaps
the finest ever exhibited in WOrcest er
county. In the trial of speed in this
class. a Young Murrell stallion of VIM
borough & Co., of Whaleyville, was an
easy winner, trotting the half mile cir
cult in 128.
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At meeting of the managers Of Del.
aware State Fair Assn held on Nov. IL
!S9O, it was found that the fair needed
%Sz'SOO to settle its floating Indebtedness.
Inc managers propose to give mort
gage OF $4,000 against their property
winch will cover all debts Of the assO'
SSlatIon and allow them to hold future
ialrs. 1t is proposed to give this mort
gage to trustees and then sell bOnds
Vi SIOO each secured by the same.
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City Councilman Franklin B. Cotton,
or Wilmington, who was a Republican
insnertor at the recent election, has been
held on charges of receiving illegal
votes and refusing to receive legal ones
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George Earnest of Middletown, died
suddenly of apoplexy early Saturday
morning. Mr. Earnest has been in
the employ of 5. NJ. Reynolds & Co.,
for several years and was highly es-
teemed in that community. He was
about 50 years old and left a wife aud
several Children.
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The New York Sun says "Ex-Sec-
retary Bayard has promised to respond
to the toast The state of Delaware at
the coming first Annual meeting of the
newly-fOrmed Delaware Society OF
New York. The Governor of Della
ware, the Chief Justice and the two
Senators have been invited to attend
The dinner. The membership of the
society has reached about 60, and is
expected to exceed 100.
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H,,D4's Weekly for November pre-
senis a verv good likeness of Governor
Elect Reynolds. The new governor
sbows well among the newly elected
Governors ofth various States.
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November term. Court Of General
Sessions, Peace and Jail delivery in
and for New Castle County, convened
at the Court House Wilmington, Sun
day morning. Chief Justice COmegys
and Associates Houston and Cullen
were in their places on the bench.
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

Horace Greeley Knowles has bid his
Delaware friends adieu, and after pass
ing day or two with his mother in
Philadelphia, sailed for France to re-
sume his post of duty as United States
consul at Bordeaux.
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

The Prohibition vote Of the state
dnnts to 14l votes. In Kent only a
un nnr1ia ticket was made out. West
Rl', RnSsr and Milford hundreds did not
Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

The Young Mems Democratic Club
did handsome thing Friday night
when they cOmplimented Harry A.
Richardson, the unsuccessful candidate
for governor, with serenade. Such
cOurtesies 20 far to remove the bitter
ness Of political strife, and places a pre-
MUM upon that intelligence and high
Character that makes the members gen
tlemen in department.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
MR WHITLEY.
xAS S0zfSA sssiz11as .u4 tns as>-.-
sAs1g Eaalag 81 Hls ExPsrt1~s1s
OE.S kls4Lly flek-
nd.

t-LFhopn4a 10 - sAl A-@--A-N -
Ny nzns Is JOIN Horn Nelttle -.
TIE better o. perhaps ths worst part
q ~ Life las been spent Ga tAs tread
wheel q great daily ne~sP2per.
hz1 tried tine and again - bre2z away
from the grindl8g ifs OF tie reporter.
and short tue ago thOught thaI lad
az lsst found yelvet-lined lS0P-hols
through which | uight escape
Once there ~4s working Oh the same
paper Eish ne sthoug tfll nan named
Bliak HscketL Hs Vas continuously y
complaining Of the enPtiness Of nls ex-
lstence. IN this busl ness 10 would
often declare, Il can Only initiate some
one else. and ny Theory bas always been
this: II Is better. or az least more hon
orable. 70 % al original fool than the
successful imitator Of . great man
might work here thousand years and
then nos % known except possibly as
the Oldest man in the 0Eice. an uuenytz-
he distinction. surely I am going %
quit this thing and strike out Tor my
self
tie suddenly disappeared. and more
than tgo years elapsed before ] saw him
again. Then. one day. l met him IN the
street lie was well-dressed, wore a
high hat and carried gold headed care
"Why. helloGi Blink. where have you
been keeping yourself?'
We shook hands. ard looking upon
me rath er compassionateiy be replied.
"A told you that w4s going to get out
Of that grind. and have done so.
''But how did you accomplish it1
You have often declared that your slave
term on a daily paper has united you
for any other business"
~ wlll tell you | had saved up q
few dollars. ard with the amour,
started a weekly paper out IN the
suburbs. Como out with nc. IL viii do
you good 70 look at my cstablishment
Come right on now-lers tako thi.
car"
had no: time to argue, so ! went
with him. We went out quite a dis
tance. 70 a beautiful village where
maple troes grow IN carefully kept
door-yards, and where blooming
shrubbcry nodded in a perfumed breeze.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
OPH p. REAn
Quite Different

Justice (0o stadeBt)-You are accused
by Mr. Meyer, who lives across the
street from your room, OF insulting him.
Student tsurprisedl-In what way
have iasulted hiu2
Justice He alleges that you continu-
ally call your dog Meyer.
Student-Msy I BE- permitted so ask
Mr. Meyer a question:
Br Meyer-vst is il yos want 20
knov7
Student-Mr Meyer how DO you spell
your na-ne7
Mr.. heyer-I spells ny name
Meyer.
stsdent-I thought 50. Your honor
win perceive At once how rToundless
Mr. Meyers charges are when inform
your honor that my dog spells his name
M-s-y-e-r -r-TeK Siftsnss
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

sparkled when / had tod her os the
village psrsdisel She would help me
raise the money. ] should go out i'm
mediately and take charge Of The paper.
aud lust 90 soon as she could arrange
her wedding outfit 40 should be mar
rieA.
Well paid Blink the money ana
took charge of ths oS!cS. There was
the dog and tho cat ARd the boy and the
foreman with his sleeves rolled up and
there. too, was the Jersey COW. could
scarcely realize the change In my cOndi-
tion and. as sat as the table writing
an editorisi on the cryisg necessity Of
grading Maple street, | was afraid that
the scene might be suddenly shifted
and that might 1Rd myself In dingy
old room, receiving instructions from a
city editor. but tho scene WAS not
shifted was in Paradise.
Tho second night aftor ray installa-
tion, sa; up rather late. writing an
art.cls on tne tariff. having turned my
attention - National affairs, but WAS
consoled by tho thought that | should
not have 20 get up early, and that when
did get I'D there would be an excel
lent breakfast and rich cream from the
Jersey COW waiting for me; but when
went into the diaing-room the next
morning found that the table had not
been set and that no fire had been made
in the stove. Having expected 80 much,
was naturally little put out at this.
and stepping into the mposing-room
! called the foreman and said
"Ah, Mr.. Jackson, why is IL that
breakfast is not ready?"
''Ah, come OFF, he replied "Do you
take me for scrub3 I've been wearing
out my lito for you blamed capitalists
about as long as I'm going to. I've been
waiting 10 teach some feller lesson
and believe I'll give IL to you;" and
before could realize what no meant he
danced mp and boxed my jaws and the
boy jumped OF his box and hit me With
broom; the dog jumped up and bit me;
the cat sprang of her bundle Of paper
and scratched me. ran out of the
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

I felt like an escaped prisoner as l
OF the people, and / wished that |
might come and dream my life away
among them.
Here we are" said Blink. as he
opened gate in front OF a neat cottage.
1T does not look much like a printing
Office from tho outside, does ito"
/ was too much impressed by the COM
fort-breathing surroundings to reply.
Hesshowed me into neat apartments
which / should have termed parlor,
but which he soon informed me was his
editorial roou-
Il am king here." said be. ''My
paper circulates among the best people
in the village, which naturally gives me
q strong pull with advertisers / have
very little to do-vrite an editorial or
two on the necessity OF lamp-post at
certain corner, or the extreme necessity
OF every good citizen coming out to the
town election It's the first time in my
lfe that have ever had any real ease,
and / should be contented 70 drift on
this way forever. Lot me show you the
composing-room.
He conducted ne into room where
there were all the appliances for print
ing small paper. I had never seen a
picture of such perfect contentmsnt
There was the nestly-dressed foreman
with his sleeves rolled up; ,here was the
boy, standing on a box. learning 20 set
type; there was happy-looking dog.
lying in corner. tapping the floor with
his tail. and on bundle Of paper there
lay a large cat PAIRING sn scoompani-
ment 20 a dream OF conquest
This Is not all. " said Blink, proudly,
contemplating my gaze Of establishment
step this way"
He led mo into back yard where
flowers were blooming. and then pointed
20 a lotwhere be kept Jersey COW.
''You see. 4" SAID ny friend. II am a.
home here But Of this you can not
really Judge until you have spent a
night with ne"
4 can as we'll as not; have days
la7-of"
"All right ne dolightedlT exclaimed
shall never forget that night Of com
fort nor the morning II Surprise. We
we're called by the Office boy a. seven
O'clock. and when Wa went into the I'D
itOrial room = half hour later. we're in
formed thst breakfast vas avaiting. In
The dining-roon re found every thinz
in excellent order, the nc best q cream
bad been generously suppiiei bY no
Jersey COW, toe foremsn had selected
the tendsrest Of steak. ard. indeed. BAD
PREPARED he meal The cat took her
place andsr toe tsblo sud TIE dog cane
IN snd piayfsiiy tapped tae soor ritA
bis tsu
Blink. said T. this Is the hsprte-t
household 7 have ever seer II ! coaii
hope to secure sech q paradise 7 shoula
not mind toiIlne yesr after Tear
fep ssn securr it ~ der ~. =
T7n r'il si-pig savs rear moue7
bt hst fs verr 5iT~ult 81 q ~
a. am engaged - NARY the hsr5-
sofne=t al r. - sitg sss as~e 6-e-
sa7iss p sous aue. sn1 bsvs 49,
efe'ioi a1IT Is rsklnx arrether avs hoa-
ar-s asaars
As thonsbt - r-r,zns ~ 80
T7Tfi - - sapr~k tfe 7o@T I'D
h's ash iehs saff Pc. has 7evv
So s-t sef H.-e-r
-. 80 rsT hs~- - hHrar-s
A. srz
Well ~ 40 80 49, 80 fhirs-
80 shesf NJ eae.a -.-ss re = seae
rat ~sst 80 ? 49, h~ss estes H7s sf
seisas sAss aiasa Fen 0sT as~s e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

eos. eaX sos sna a.. ssr nf.ssn hup-
crSa a1llArs
TAen. wttscos rey2yinx, M tzso
hllss.sl missing How eAArusS sny
Mianls ~o0la oS / besye1 Elizk -
say nothtng - any oEs lnnl he hS3
seen ns AgaiH In shirl of sshxas
returned - town sn1 that evening
called o. Minnie How hs4 syss
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
THIRTY YEARS SICK

Twas very sick Sd years had dropsy ali over my
body c0uIG uJE siteg or lls daal a.sl o. a. fcit
a chohing sensation aua would have G. slf "a p. 40
hours al Time. ard raisri HIltr frotL. Pass .srs
from bowels were partly iinei also ~ rl'. lfs
Tee inches 4tpsr tue nave. th-t come uut as n.s
~ ny tAum when / c9uete1 1r lad hard - Ga
There also bIruIAs la nIs stomach AID slli Walsfi
cough very bad loRg a1a nsrl aaI tires tI- l -
shnr5 areSr and trouble WITH lay heart aAd ttcr.-
bic pain De- OW my heHrI ana rae 4u4- sTi Hft tal
treatment with Dr.. =. Clay Todd. 81 GanfJe-sf..
room 4. a. and Rapids. dIcl-. Drt 1 t-f.. 80 &
have been getting better ever since. and am nov
very much sefr-r m every r--H -rf fff 'lr D. lt
treatment bee. l1. l,sl. PETER klDfTH u.
UrcuIhc. D..an4 tlllty. % ich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
DIR. :. CLAY TODD.

once and Dlspensary Room A. immcu b-0ck. lf
ManToe-sI- tfrand kapids Mich
Cures Deafness. Noises ia tls Head, Cafarra.
iIOnchiUs hncunatlou. Nervous DcbIlfg Ia
poteEcc. barrenncss auq dis ase. rcsalt.l lg fr0m
cary indlscreI Il0us aud cNcesses ot mauhosl ans
diseases Of tue Urinary Organs Blood. ~t8na-a.
Lun-s kys and Lar. flts. Oil sores heich "a y
~ spcpsia, Nerve, opine. Liver kidley. Hra
Disc escs Shoriaeis ~ Breath. hask of Heal.
small of back, al diseases % 1lneu ald l trsa.
apd sil chT1lls disease.
once hours g a m "a 3. ia tons4.tatL 81 free
and mo- charge FOR services unt- cured Neci elBrs
sent everywhere. Make q call II possible Dlrss
Tons ia al languages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

back door. and as ! passed through tho
lot the Jersey COW kicked me. Tho
paradise had been turned into place Of
torment, particularly so when, calling
upon Blink, ] found that he had not
owned the house. but simply rented
IT. Minnie is clerktng in a store. am
still in the newspaper business-I an
doing night police.
0Prr RrAn
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

Tsr6laiT ~ sctor)-"An5 are voa
zoinE to lsave ns9~ Yes Tonly meant
20 saaT nsii ] perfected myself in tie
part 81 F7ing r. pi>T ~ r evsring
"Whst rs-t is thst prsvf-
'~Tls 1esa aoa h1nrry Cssssss '"-
IafA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

a isttsr f1r the Ind1strio1a
A Isftar f1r asaii-r &c
A letter f-rs tearasfsr
a letter f-r as sraItst
a fsft~r fsr Roh fn4rrsail- r
A tsfter fsrs p~int~r ~
A Ieftsr f-ra se-frr 20
q Isffsr f-- htlf. sr4 rfs--r o
A issH-r fsr .--i-t rirsa..a-T.
fslfsr f.r re
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05

-whst 60 Jon think - he oloshiaz
s-sde7" aid the tramp so the scare
erow. sfser swapping ssits WITH him
I ike ~ hetssr tbaa d -. siation-
arv business answered tss scsrscrsvv
-Prlrk-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
KALLISTER on FORM
as DiscCursss On E1s EnQorSa1co
q TRIES.
xAs Prvpsr W=T ~ Wriss . sSe~ - aS~
A. A. Fas=fsls - Clss Oife1ss -
I.zsrl1s Caiaa2srs----s
Dsts.L.-


Z ceFtzlnly
seems g DA
Ward
MeAlIls%r
every body
should give
srudl0as and
asliberzts
attention 70
the minor de-
taiIsof fazh
fanahIa Hfa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-05
HuEUMArIsM ALWAYS CURED.

Fprox. O.. Nav IS isf- To al
whom & may concern ! Ae coy
certify fuai was AT1Ie. 90 iti
vcaf. VITA disease % thf - 4
J0iDf. during which TINE } eiI
fsfft Noe uorI eA cruiiti II-
" % aufv very little lntcfu.s salnI.
Prom the Ioiut 10 foiavrd iIt
direction ol the bohr. atsiie1
taettfo within about inches
offls kutr. when "a olsratrtsa
from hali pint 20 piiA ..
matter q daN small pieces "l
bone coulng away frou tinr ia
time. lirled az the phNsit.nl,
thai could hear oi fhsf J
thought would be- likelR o. henf
n Ia. ] fheu tritu patent lntl
frinrs Huimcufs and saifos.
araaerIttd ua benefit hui con
unued 90 lose strength. lna y
h-arnE of The success ~ Df. p.
Cer Todd ga THE freshmen 90
sli.i. .f-tascs. snd brius strong
lv refruadsd hN MT D. g. Al0.
Nlfiv. father OF ~ J. No 1875.
tsnlEel l.matTial. J platca n.f
sstf under ~ tresfmeni. ana
arnlarpy O. ssy that ! grad ls.-
ly Improved. gaining streaEiA.
The pam leaving gf. tlt sores
helne e TREY hrEief. aud nv
rrh which was swrllcd g. nssI
w double the NATURE SIZE. ~
slued the natural shape sad
fsrfIre within HN q sefs n tue.
vas 81 wears al age wreu
cured would be pleased fo
auswer letters. fIom ne AZ.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-17
BISHOP TURNER'S TESTIMONY.

GLOW are the colored people get
ting along in the South ?" asked a
Boston Herald reporter OF Bishop
Turner.
swell, some are succeeding, and
some doing poorly. | feel to be as
free walking the streets of Georgia,
my home, as l do in Boston. If you
are regarded as gentleman, you
can get every favor shown you per-
sonally you may desire"
"What employment do colored
men generally engage In in the
Souh?"
''They are farmers, carpenters,
blacksmiths, tailors, bricklayers,
watchmakers, local engineers, bag
gagemasters, brakemen, painters,
well diggers, fremen on railroads,
furniture makers and about every
thing anybody else is engaged in p
''Do the white people refuse to
work with colored men in the me-
chanical trades 2"
eyes, there is some of that thing
brewing of late years, but no person
ever thought OF it in the South un-
til workmen from the North came
there and began to prescribe the
black man. fear that it is only a
question of time when that mechan-
ical ostracism will spread all over
the south. Yet it can never pre-
vail to the extent that it does in the
North, for the black men them
selves have so many houses to build
and other work to do