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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

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FFrit.pmmerSe Senodg 6prnuNoaa NJ luta.
S~rnSaa@ifole 81 i2l
@arnranoSticueitc ri. Atten.
Sen gnotiife alasie al Snnirnianter meorr
sirSSna ~Gitcrniooag 81 Il oen norlte Ans
baa Serrn. al 1917.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

gu er Oct Den rette Sio at tigbe Siaetter
ira bet sanle 9ane! Snbieno s22.50 til
(. s. Yetericn, General &asiaser,
gsent, % State Street, 4e,p BORT.
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Sit-
&iQttfi0belG

Stoite Mar e~riftercse iom befjenSi
CIT 1onfcrens metiem ale 3amp,
ifibs!imicr, Der iorer Vasiaeera
til 90 ira ifanoinaniife SABINE %
felpfctgciig bar Yriierne Bpit
nea!is S2!.
Gemne &%onierenS opDerte | sh
toter Waaneo % itrar besDuos
Yriicrnc at m%ooerercs, iaa at vi
MI fan i@tae Siaetter til % ITO
Sfanoimapicn til Sem abort lau
Yris al Sf8.s5. 8iaetfjotcre Dor
soa f%oritaa, at pi lite fan iGlss
Siaettsr til oenne Tris meo ale
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

uoister. Mpberen (til i'm urst
Satter): Spr Marie, er ben uge 90.
serence iprlouet?
Sattercn: Neil
WOOerenl Gag iaa libt mere gpn.
ner I'll bans Saffe. Marie.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
Nentlemenl

WentIefien!
5nolnat timber 9e 81 for builieu &c beees ienSe mtg
ct Gar 5noiaalsr. 3eres 9elte bar rorsitei alt, buao
De looeoe bet ituloe uorette, % leg CT glao ppcr Die.
~iaItatet. Naar lea ~mootaBrr 5aalsrne, baaber ies uu
GdnIte Tort lib at oare iuloion,men belbreeet. Sea
ital Tribe nGrrere, naar jel er bleoen iRleiteroia
trlIf. sgrbeoi9it
Better q elton.
Sn9, Clap Co., Rebr, @rr3
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Bill acrreippnpenten 9. ira 9asile
DRias, anor 60, Nebr., giDre % beu
5jenclte pripat at icnbe us i'm 9loresie.
pa 6lere pnifer at iatte Jig i 6urbin,
Belle meo Dam. Oct originate 8rep er
nemlis soelast, ~efterat &prreiponoanccn
par trgft | Soften. &eb,
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sebus iSio'
bags. 8rani
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buor to M
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brett flere |
iaa Snbpolt
blep efter TO
berimpb ilal
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baus eiterlt
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belier.
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bans ganlle
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ties bun al II
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len bleu beri
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% b%elluttet
1890 @ber
Sme % |
fbite use i
itGrn Snciu
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men ior at
braita, oa
tnapt. 9
minoit 500,
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

9be Omen electric 0eIt & grpliance 60.
191 State Str, Gbicaso, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
Mnpstieneite.

cups,ieucFte 2 papScirteu iprltiommrnet
epnnaa Scrmieaog NJ. lo19 "a Aiiea Nh =
rnSoasi,rle umipoelbart sltsr Uornho.
noasaneetierftru.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2irsoa9 6oran'o'
bag 81 10. ,,,, OF .
Ciitunioeal.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Eisie Vriisr or for Ssreiien ira
Ifoneinaetite SaUae til y%amoitis;
aIn9se!nofen | Nmcrifa 90 heriil
Dor bere9neS Tris for Sernbarr
reiie- til Standardization, bpts
Yasia8eretnc fiat reiie TIL Wei'sH
I. Or.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
Sil pc Wpoliocnoc.

SSa8ner =. g. glaptpu 60, Soma, Den
lite Sdnuar 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Bort fiote eoioerne @isnesbnro. On Der
enonu firoes rpseu 5uipI. maa ornne bRpes ~Iigcoper.
tor 6Olis soiGiteoe Grfi9rinesr.
9n beiereoet ior CIT itGrf 9lpoioreij.nina pa
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Statens
MpSe sjenq
% b%eiluttet
1890 9lber
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u. Is. Solution & Co.,

General Gmiaratuns aseuter,
Cor. Bro & Siblep Ctr, ct. Yaml, g'ina
200 @aibiuston glp. g. Minneapplis, AFlHA
8 grpaopan Nep Nprt, q. y.
500 Holt Str, Spptane ssalS, Waib.
216 Seiferion Str, Seattle, @alb.
1901 Yaci1ic Npe., Tacoma gSaIb.
"a ssaibinston Str, 9crtlauo, Sreg.
u. Mortemiem & 8
40 y. Single Ctr, Gbicago,5 l+
sB- aoresier @repe om 9ileiis'
til oct n@rmefte al opsmnGea"
2ontorer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Sme % 4
fSite use i
itGrh Snefd
uinta Sfand
men for at 4
braitu, ba
Wupt. z
minoit 500
til nrpntc q
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

ira Granddaughter til
Chicago S30.s5
ira Sfanbillapien til
ct. Saul 1915
ira Sfanoinapien til
omaha : 1900
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|. &anlas Gitp 4O.5O
ira Granddaughter til
|. Siour Gitp 1885
ira Sfanoinuuien til
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ira Sfnnoinauien til
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tfi MI <f.A.r ; ~ ,.@o.a.u
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Slbebran
Bebus
bags. Brand
Sra Gard
gn iprgelis
Suleaften, 4
Zone pg to|
Nlan fanbt |
r,eb Ell &ud
er Snab pni
i9iert.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

yiuc0bnI
nenpplis ia.
Sor9 at ba
bans ganlle
itnloe babe
termiooa9, i
ties bun al Il
Der bpbe al
fen blep berI
termiooas,
ielges til s.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07
The Fironv's Light.

By all ordinary methods of illumina-
ton, from one hundred to several hun.
dred times as much energy is wasted as
heat as is utilized in light. But in ex'
periments on 4 brightly luminous freely
from the West Indies, Professor Langley
has demonstrated that a light exists from
which heat rays are entirely absent, OF
at least were insufficient to raise the tem.
pera ture Of the bolcmeter hoo, 900 Of
a de gree. This light is proven to be &
che mical-and not a vital-process by
the fact that nitrogen quenches it ano
oxygen makes it brighter, while carbonie
acid is produced as in other combustion
The frehy's light is the most economical
of energy of any known, and the ques
ton to solve is, how to initiate it.-1ren
to. (N. j. american.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07
First Presbyterian Church in America.

After years Of toll on the part Of the
Presbyterian congregation at Snow Hill,
Md, they have succeeded in erecting 4
handsome church ediice as a memorial to
the Rev. Francis M~ackenzie, an Irishtnan
sent to America by the presbytery Of
Lagoon, and who is believed to have been
the first regularly ordained PRESBYTERIAN
minister in his country. To his labors
are due the establishment of PRESBYTERIAN
churches at Snow Hill, Rehoboth, Mano-
kin aud Wicomico. The church Jus.
completed at SNOW Hill, which is to be
dedicated during the first part Of Mayjby
the Rev. DR.. Patton, President of Prince
ton College, stands on the site of the
original church. 1t is a handsome
Gothic structure of brick, with red stone
trimmings, having two steeplcs, through
which the building is entered. The win
dows are of stained glass. The interior
is trescoed and finished in quartered oak.
The building is lighted by electricity.
The original SNOW Hill church. which is
claimed to have been the first Presbyte-
rian church IN America. was erected in
1888 or 1854, and was described as "a
plain wooden building thirty feet long
In excavatins for the foundations Of the
aew ediice, bricks of unusual size were
nnearthed, AMI were evidently from the
foundation OF the old house. The imme-
date predecessor Of the new building
was situated farther back from The street,
was of brick, and built in 1875, succeed.
ing the one erected in 1745, which took
the place Of the original Mackenzie meet
; ing-house. Thus the new building sthN
! fourth house Of worship erected for the
Snow Hill Church since its Oh eanization.
over 200 years ago. Some of the most
prominent men in the country contributed
to the building Of the new church,
Catholics as we'll a Wah-
inQtoA Star.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

John Rockefeller was once a newspaper
reporter, aud less than two decades aso
wa. . business man Of only moderate
means in Cleveland. Ohio. His attention
was attracted to the opportunitiesfor MAX.
ing money in the handling and rennlngo OF
the product Of the Pennsylvania OIL neios'
He started a comparatively small refinery;
and from that grew the most powerful,
monopoly on earth-the Standard ol'
Trust. How rapidly the Standard mas
grown is shown by the fact that IN soo
its capital was only IS, 900, 900, whereas
il is now $50. 900, 900. The par vslue OF
the stock is 500. per share, but 1t II
quoted at $40. 1t pays dividend'
amounting to ten per cent. per annum'
Rockefeller owns more than d majority
of the stock, so that something like sioo,
900. 900 of his fortune is represented IN
the trust. He also has extensive natura'
gas interests in Ohio, and in addition l.
q large owner Of Government bonds sno
the securities of railroads and other cor
porations. CAtcago Herald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07
SELECT SIFTINGS.
Hard rubber (ebonite) was invented

Hard rubber (ebonite) was invented in
1e49 by c. Goodyear.
The heaviest gun weighs E35 ton.,
is 40 feet long and 81 in diameter, and
will shoot ten miles. 1t is in Russia,
made by Krupp.
Congress appropriates annually the
sum of $4,000 for White House stationery,
kilograms, books and other such CON
tingent expenses.
The largest body Of fresh water in the
world IS Lake Victoria Nyanza, in Africa,
which has an area of 40, 900 square miles.
The area Of Lake Superior is 80 900
square miles.
In making soundings for the new rail
road bridge at Aston, Fla, the engineers
struck an ~artesian flow Of sulphur water
III midstream. 1t comes from a depth of
fifty feet and is quite a curiosity.
The great Chinese wall was built in
215 b. c. 1t is built of blue brick, is
fifty feet wide, thirty feet high aud 1900
miles long The modern Chinese wall is
tae great American protective tariff.
The uncovering of ancient Rome dur
Ing the last few years has yielded no
relics confirming the theory that a pre-
historic people lived on the site of the
city long before the days OF Romulus.
Sitka. Alaska, is one of the rainiest
places in the world outside of the tropics.
The annual precipitation is from sixty
five to ninety inches. The number of
rainy days per year is from 200 to 2o5.
4 man who was arrested in London for
intoxication gave his occupation as that
of a worm-eater. When pressed for al
| explanation he said that he was employed
by a furniture manufacturer to fire shot at
furniture 80 as to give to it a worm-eaten
appearance.
One of the annual frequenters of Casco
Bay, Fla, is a monster whale that plays
In It's waters every summer, and has been
named "Old Creedmoor,' from the fact
that military companies on excursions
down the bay have often used his black
sldesa as a target.
The can recently presented to Presi-
dent Harrison by Colonel A. L. Snowden,
Minister to Greece, was made from the
oaken yoke that held the bell on indie
pendence Hall IN 1875. The gold cap
on the end Of the stick is Inscribed with
a brief history Of it.
The greatest ascertained depth of the
ocean is midway between the island of
Tristan d'Acunha and the mouth of tbs
Rio de la Plata. The bottom was there
found to be ST miles below the surface.
South of the Bermuda Islands a depth of
81 miles has been found.
Near Boston, Ca, there lives an OK
tensive family by the name of Grower,
One peculiarly about them is their inter
marriage. Within a radius Of five miles
there reside seven separate families, and
each head Of the family married a lady OF
the same name, aud the kin>hip of none
run lower than third cousin.
The small letter ''i' was formerly writ
ten without the dot over it. The dol
was introduced in the fourteenth century
to distinguish ''i' from sc" in hasty and
indistfnct writing. The letter ii" was
originally used where ''j' is now EN-
ployed, the distinction between the two
having been introduced by the Dutcf
writers in comparative modern times.
The ~ was dotted because the 81
from which it is derived, is written with
q dot.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07
Maryels Of Mechanism.

Among the maryelS Of human skill and
ingenuity exhibited by the London Me
chanical and Scientific Society, may Re
mentioned all instrument loaned by the
Great Armstrong Gun Works which &C
cufately measures thick9ess down to the
one th~ousandth of an inch, a similar il.
strument by d riva! mechanic which
grades t~hicknesses in ne-millionth parts;
a scale by oertlinss the world.famou'
bal~ance-maker, which turns with the
one-thousandth of a grain while loaded
with 5000 grains, and an engine by a
Paddington matchmaker which contains
1872 pieces, not including 80 bolts and
screws. and can be hidden in \ iady'c
Is. : thimble.- = renton(N. - american.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

heaven. Heaven. Is just as real t. nte
IS the city Of Charlotte. \ Z. i u.
me IL hight | believe III heaven a.,
strong a, | believe in my own to"n.
| believe it is there. You say upuE
what DO YOU base such 4 belief =. God
Almighty never made fish until he
made ali ocean for it TO swim III, and
God, | am sire, never put the iYn:
ny Of my soul until be bail, u llfav-
II 10 1--we in forever. | know i
here, and brother, you aud | mag g;
iere. Con>ecrate yourself antw L
.o,l aud determine that YOU Will he
rue to the right. and every man fha
ives aud every man that dles,you ale
prisoner Ut hope.
There Is another class Of prisoner
III; hop, Those men that hay,
nuchcd W here Yes, | am aud b,
is actions | am going to start a new
nd better life You cannot hop,
without \ start. much less Ct to
Heaven without start. There ls not
a Christian in Heaven that did Q
IN Ike a start to get there. and | tell
YOU. brother. that is what we are DO
my in this city to get people 10 MAI.
start III THIS world And an hon9>.
,,nitent eau never be damned until lie
,aek~'aIt> from his p%enltence. Broth
-, .,tt .4,.t "a. "A h.t wan "a nj UhE.
.ol STOOL up III this audience an
gave me your ia"l: Ii you did you
ere a, mucI a prisoner Of hope as ary
minister on this platform. Agar
there is another class of prisoners OF
hope here tonight. They have no.
made a move they have not stood up.
Down in your nature you want to be
good. Brother, DO you know | be
lfeve with all my heart that God never
| tmad u -oul to sink down to hell IN
I'll that soul came and said sur
render 4 chance to get to Heaven.
President Garfield looked at the
doctor and said Is there any chance
Of my life? Yes. There is "a chance
Then, said he I'll take that chance /:
aud he grapplel with death for ninety
days. | tell You YOU are a prisoner of
hope.
Then there are three classes Of phi
oners without hope. The first class
without hope are the angels who KEEP;
not their first estate aud sinned agains>
| God, and are now chained down 10
everlasting darkness, and in ,hos,'
chains Of everlasting darkness the
await the fiual Judgment day. 1t is i
horrible picture for u mind to contem-
plate without a ray Of hope for til,
Judgment. But there is another class
Of prisoners without hope. 1t is a class
Of men and women who live and die
without hopel 1t may be that your
in this gospel IanI aud dcspisel mercy
and died without repentance That
father. mother or son is i prisoner
without hope forever. Mother, Leas
me, you pray for your son right up Il
his last breath. but have YOU prayed
Tor him since he has been IN his tomb:
If the Bible teaches anything it teach
es that there is no repentance beyond
the grave. 1t may be true that
while the lamp Of life holds ont t. burr
The vilest sinner may return
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

he Central shoe Backing Institute in
Berlin, Germany. undertakes 10 clean
boots and shoes for It's clients A. ofte, as
reqired between = \. N. and 9 p. Il. for
monthly payments at the rate of fifty
cents a month for men and thir.v-fve
cents Tor womcn Hal: rates are given
wnen several members Of one family sub
scribe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07
The latest and most Trustworthy Stats.

ucs snow that there are in operation il
'hls country, and in the course OF con.
s,Fuctlon at the present tiEe, no fewer
'han l1s electric railways operating 1855
cars With 1860 miles of track. The mum.
Der Q. passengers carried it would be- dit
ncalt to estimate, bu. it cannot be IA,
from 100, 900, 900,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

HAL. : CATARRH CURE Is a liquii
and Is taken Internally. ard scts directly Oh
the blood aud mucous surfaces or the system
Write for t4.tifnunials. free. Manufactured
ty FL CHENEY $50. Tul,do, q.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

name ; sake, suali ioNo'f'
fold. and shall inherit rvof!as'in-
life
Seventeen years ago lett 'nr me-
nome Rlea'' !"
si'en ne o'' aa.l ~.
GOO a !" ,na,h.r ,n4
D'' m.,L..
'ou las s'e' l;,.:
{" pay ,Ilc f.;an.3.
49, oaae.a
70 goaun P 3,
has ei'e" = -, rtt-
Every que ''
dividends IN religion II pays back F."
Christian. 1t docs say BANK
ruptcy for all the world. The de7i.-
has bankrulted me. | was seVera'
hundred dollars in debt. But "he
| went on that old Virginia circuit
gave the preacher 800 for his year :
work When | went down there |
had a wife. said, brethren, havc
you got a house can move in, No:
one can be got but we cannot take the
responsibility | rented a house
myself and gave a III Of my notes fo'
81 a piece. | could get no help fron
no steward. so I went to work bar,
and nre,ched . and 2 sermons a dav
=, Su,1.v .na nay.r los. than II
sermons d,r;n, N. week and did II,
Laval hoe, 70 about Tho 1t Januar
A. dinner one dav nv wife said eve,
th;nu we hive GOT in the world
cooked and on tb;s nhle She was (,
o,avar womon Sba would NOR ,4;
me before | eat. Sister, you hay
seen everything give out at one time
sugar, pepper, salt. | said: WIFE
haven't a dollar in the world and TIA,
Lord knows | have tried to do N
duty and said | will not 90 a dol
lars worth in debt, and if we s,arv
to death let's make out, After din
ner went out and worked in my cot
ton patch. saved every dollar 4.
could and paid nv debt. worke,:
there and cut up a pile of soft wood
Got enough for four DAYS. Just abou
that time / saw a 2.horse wagond,iy
up to the gate. and when it unloadc
At nv back porch | had more ration
ia nv house than | ever had before ..
since. The first circuit [ went on pal
SG5. went on il $40 circuit, ano
ON an average salary Of $500 a year
and nohodv ever said Sam .jon,,
preached for money went on t.,
noorest c,rcn;t in my State and I hay,
stuck to God and duty until I am II {
,as. ,.;3 ,ro.oho, - III. ooD,;non,
SI.o..c. .:-
e. aa,.;, ,h.n ~ h;-h,"
- ~.
t
~ p.'p'
'on.e Va y'u cay ''"' '"' a"'o "''
la,. 49,
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r..
hI.7
r,oIs..
the world i III, consciousness tho,
Won are TRYING :, i, nah,
..Tnrn Va ~ III. ,,rn,yhola 70 ,,;..
oners ofhnn.. ay., t,a,IS !, den,,r.
that will ,o,,lar aouhla u,,,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

FITS .topi ed freely I!R MINES GREAT
NERVE RKsToE En-. No Fits after 6rst day.
use. Marvellous cures. Tretise snd 81 trial
bottle free. Dr.. Kline ,e5i arch ST., Phila Pa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

A pocket pincushion free to smokers Q
',Tansills Punch" &c. Cigar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

A man nke,to have COCO n~eaghburs whe
he must love hn ueighbor as himself.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07


Just 0 years have elapsed since the
INAUGURATION IN Europe q the high silk
hat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

b~EECHAA's PILLS act like magic ON a Weak
tomach.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

n1pertr at picking locks-wig makerA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

The m.n VITO IL ri hit is seldom tu
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

(. AA Twelve IAges {
ADDOMI<Af. sa'
Heartburn raiI :.
n "a 4 Genital Organ.
ia Diseases
tioufe Eneurnat
% af W -Hen-t
and Their
y need Ibis par. aiOu
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

relations OF Man and Wife: for the Se~i,
IAsr VIil-Ceekery and UaiutiA-
pAhT IX-IuatcAfioaa Of Dtsea.e ,
PART x-MeAicines-Taetr Prepare
fAsT Ai-bstaaicAt Medical i.rh
-
Over 110o LINES OF ISDEN
ranged alphabetically. A noy valuaL-
.. rece!p. CO 90 csafs IN ash or t. IA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

and tmergeucte<. u
their Antktnfss az rssi1A'
.icpe-Pre@Tvatlrss q, h~a
Par !I-tonImon Qur--
miscellaneous lnf0rgnatA
and U!~ase. fi:i-i with =
81 thinking young T=Dps
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-07

ihHntnifsdtioL tafsYGsf
\ rh@s On the RAR--Dea.
3 Noises in 10 Extract Fofe;xn
) the osE Needing. Ca-
! tllteen pages On the FACE,
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
People Wonder

XNIHEN they find how rapidly health
w is restored by taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. The reason is that this
preparation contains only the purest
and most powerful alternatives and
tonics. To thousands yearly it proves
veritable elixir of life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre,
Mich, writes Liver complaint and
Indigestion made my life burden
and came near ending my existence.
For more than four years 1 suffered I'M
told agony. l was reduced almost to
a skeleton, and hardly had strength to
drag myself about. All kinds of food
distressed me, and only the most deli
cate could be digested at all. Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief. Moth
ing that / took seemed to do any per-
manent good until began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which has pro-
duced wonderful results. Soon after
commencing TO take the Sarsaparilla
could see an
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13

No NEED TO take those big cathartic pills.
DR.. J. H. NJ cleans Little Liver and Kid
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
1t Was a Surprise.

A guest at one of the mountain resorts
who was charged 10 cents for glass of
lemonade, made a prompt and vigorous
kick, saying:
This is nothing short of highway rob-
berry, and won't submit to it,
"My friend" said one of the clerks, who
had been called on to adjust the matter,
what do you suppose our object is in
keeping this hotel ?"
ITO accommodate the public, of course
Exactly, but that's not all. We intend
to make money at the same time"
''You do ~
"0f course we do. We must have a
profit, even on our beer"
4Then I'll pay my bill and go / like
to see everybody get along, but when the
clothing store in my town sells suit of
clothes for half off Pm not going away
from home to pay somebody full figures
and little more on top of them."-Nep
York Sun.