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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-18
THE TIME FOR REST.
How to Cure the Indisposition Caused by
OVer-Much Erain-Work

How to Cure the Indisposition Caused by
Over-Iuch Brain-Work.
When people become peevish, nervous
and restless from overwork, the class of
medicine they generally seek relief from
consists of such drugs as quinine, phos-
phorous, iron and the vegetable bitter
tones. These they expect to pull them
together, and there is no doubt they are
valuable medicines, but the error made
by the sufferer is this-they do not first
remove the cause.
so, can't stop working to rest" a
man said to me once, 81 can go ON as l
am; | can suffer-"
This might be all very well if he could
60 on as he was, that is, get no worse.
One might suffer even the inconveni
ence of ill-health in order to supportone's
family, but the thin end of the wedge of
indisposition having once effected an
entrance, there is no staying its advance
except by using radical means.
The irdispositioncau caused by over-much
brain-work, or q too prolonged attention
to business, is very insidious in its adj
vance. When once fairly established,
its symptoms are patent enough to the
invalid, and rest then becomes impera-
tive. In fact, he is knocked out of
time" so to speak, and wishes then he
had noted his failing powers before, and
laid down his pen or closed his ledger.
When, then, is the rest cure indicated?
Probably one of the earliest signs is
ys.s4A ,Tdyspepsia, which can not be at
tributed to errors in diet, want of fresh
air, etc. 1t is a nervous kind of atomic
dyspepsia, sometimes combined with
acidity from liver sympathy. There is
not the same relish for food, and SO
relief from this state is sought for in
piquant relishes, wine or tea.
Another symptom is an uneasy or
tired feeling about the head, fullness it
NAV be, or sleeplessness and stupidity,
especially after eating. The brow is
often hot, so is the top of the head, and
the hand is pressed YEARLY across the
ewes. Life begins to lose its brightness,
then things begin to go trifle wrong,
and there are moments of peevishness
and irritability. Lowness Of spirits is
succeeded by want of sleep. There is
danger ahead, if not indeed close at
hand, and happy is he who sees the sig
nal in time, say most emphatically in
time, for, effective though the rest cure
maH be, there is point of divergence
from the path of health, beyond which
no dne can go with the slightest hopes
of feturn or recovery. pray none of
nv leaders may ever reach this point
CasAell's Family Doctor.
when you have cold you do not
knoM how to cure it. All your friends
LII. hnur and thew tell Won but that
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-18
A Mathematical Puzzle.

A friend asks me to multiply SIS by SIS.
do so and announce the result :.s $25.
Now multiply 500 cents, give the answer
in cents, pure and simple, not as frac-
tional parts of a dollar. l do so and am
surprised to see the figures climb up to
100000 cents which is 81, 500. As IS and
500 cents are equivalent, the result is
puzzling. 1t can not be urged that dec
imal marks should be used. A cent, as
such, is as distinct unit as a dollar,
and as the result is to he announced in
cents the decimal can not be pleaded
in extenuation of the rather surprising
result. But there is clearly something
wrong. What is it?-St. Louis Republi-
can.
The child says nothing but what is
said at the fire, but it gets that off the
first time there is comnanv
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-18

when you have cold you do not
know how to cure it. All your friends
know how, and they tell you but that
doeA not affect the cold-N. o. Picayune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-18

"A queer circumstance was lately
brought to light in the Marvinville (O.)
post-otiice. A large rat was discovered
by the postmaster which was in the
habit of making one meal day out of
the adhesive portion of postage stamps
and another out of postal cards. After
being deprived of this diet the animal
coon died.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

Nn1 suszsasSere2 ts.s Wsese ameuDf - &c
naanes ana s>ksa ~ ssessszs FerSits-
nsss ssss scG.lza na.e ths IsAn 49, axxosiss
= zAs Jsa-lse knss<lz.k a. skss e<s<Sz s.sstaaues,
An4 sisss tlzs E0QzseE l-@4 AZ tee2 rssiurssea
s1ee~ss~a * sac unsrea3z.S he ha9 tesser
isa SIC zz1~s.<s arsze So sl< 4--ke - ne wife
en1 tizs daaszktaE. NJ b. wsAlld nki lsi II
dr,F. -ne be asd AZ ~ asela - s..ke tee
e4se essasBasnoes sza hlas<ans 4il.s lssess
s<ys sAsf Afta<W@Eo tl.st sAllzs tisez ar4i,le
Eaasukans saz l~2oEs kaal rssr hge@.kiE,1 ths
laS 16 ia iasa = = ; f.a..F rais taai eiil
na< wsfk hotA weyk - him tAs-f stanQ-
ssA taks hse1 iest he al Net eazE4eao.
lailoll tsst se@EHl wtse1 zazxT has f4.lco'
\ q there Is ene rszlsE ~ l.sl.4non tlas
aa~ass has ana alwsSs ~lA stortap al
0xhoEs Is IL she Cerlss wholn tlseksa d
scssi,es - = ESss,dls oeEiar. a4a s-.Es. tlI0cf
Il shah eolae al fo~i - rvsry wing Mae
yoaE pszf b. th&s sreat c.siar. fsaon iel sAx
storms bezt. AID tia e@rsh rsok. aad tla.s
end. ana eternftY bsgln. al sl.All ~ wo1
A1 NAfs0Ns 10 kksT - nIs saAbox
II ny 3oanses ap szsd down r4iostius
aEz syria nehnIag na0re llnprsesc4 nle tlas1
fhs Irees-shs torehanths. lhe sse4a.asu>
TIE t@nlsrislzs. the olsandens tks ma.
heFrys. the elves. the lnyrtlek. the ,aluas
ths rod4rs-an q the1a sxglsassaff >; se
mach II the SoEaptUrts And tbs tilse =
cosnina when. through an ilnIreVszi arissrl
culture. tia rouna world stIAll be circnm-
fsIenoed, enssrdleds enaeo~s1aasi enqars
clsea la Slssae Iroes Aaa fIait tress and
noWer t<eos Isaiah dsclazss y oas l,laoe.
The glory 81 lebanon slall Is giysH unto
IL ane Ia Another place. Al the 1rees Il
the held shall clap sheir hands. Instead
Il tie thorn shall come Up ths Or tToa
Instead of the brlEr shall come az The
myrtle tree." on, grandet Arisorescenos
q AL time Begini Begini
Oh, an - glad thai the hols HAND ~
heaven. hke tie holy land Of Palestine
and Syria, is gnsat placc for troes. al or
ehard ~ them, grove 81 them, forest
Of them. ~ Joan saw them along the
streets. aud on botk siaas ~ the river. And
every month they yielded great crop %
fruit You know what au imposing ap
pearanoe trees give 10 q city oD eaFta, but
how II exaiis my idea ~ heaven when
St John describes the city on high a.
having tie streets and its rivers lined with
them. on, the trees the trresl The Jas
per walls. the fountains, the tsInples were
n0t enough. Tber~ would have been some
thing wanting y,st So 20 complete al that
pOmp Ala spicndOr behold the up branch
iDg trees Of life. Not like those stripped
trees now around us. which like banishod
minstrels through the long winter night
utter their dolsnous lament. OF IN the
blast moan like lost spirits WANDERING
up and down the gale, their leaf shall
never wither. Whether YOU wall on the
banks of the r1vei you VIII oe under trvas,
or by the homes of martyrs under trees or
along the palace Of The king a. mortal IN
der trees blessed are they thai DO bis
commandments thai tlsey nsy have right
10 the tree Of life" StoDexan Ja<kson's
dying usterance was beautifully sususst-
i've. let us cross over and he down under
th. ff.,s<f'l
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

The pro1eioncy Of American eunDxy II
perhaps best illustrated by the Consltto-
tion's first action with the Goef1>er~ in
which she was huilcd bot three times, while
her antagonist, u use tie words q he, oosD-
mander. was rcouoed % -'pcrfeot wreok|
within forty minutes fro1i tbs time Tie
Constitution began % fire. Thls battie 90
Cured on Aug. l9 lal2
In her action with the Java. Dec ~. 1879.
of the coast Of Brazil. the Constitution
was hulled but four times. and wish TIE ex-
ceptson Of Der maintopsail yard abe did
not lose a spar. The Java, on the other
hand, was totally dismasted, While her
hull was % shattered aud paorcsd with shot
holes that it was impossible 10 g~s her 10
the harbor Of San Salvador, which was only
few hours sail.
Ia her action with the Cyane and I.evant
the forces opposed wereS Constitution.
ffty-one gun<. with psf pounds of metal;
British, fifty five guns, with .50s pounds q
metal In this extraordinary action the
Constitution was halled only th1rtsen
times, while the CyaBc had every brace
and bowline cut sway, ~ber main and
rsaiEzenmasts left in a tottering stste. and
other principal spars wounded. several
t1oS> ID VIC Aai4s tAsAsE u 90 - w y AlN
and wa1er." The Lcvsnt slsc was r0uRhly
handled
Before Diminishing tbe subJoct o. gUDDeTy
we should take into consolidation j. The
inferior quality II Anerscan oaunoa and
shot. 2. The deficiency in wolghs II Amor
ican shot. 8 The fsct that IL two Il ths
four artsous between single frzgase1 tie
English used French cssnnoa and shot,
wh.ch were per cent. heavier thsn tbeir
nominal Kngftsb eQuivalenEs- Cicutaxy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

The comparative reccut discoveries IN
Assyr1s and the voDaerfal oornoboraflon
in the translated cunesiorr8 Inscriptions a
many of the historical records 81 ths Script
urcs have been regarded by Biblical schoi-
ssS A. gratifying rrpofs n the gutbcuftcsty
q the Bible. a cuf5ous experiment has
recently been made to prove the historical
correc<Dess ~ the Bib,5oal narrative coo-
os-nsnc tie blessings aad cursings whicas
are said to have beer pronounced upon tie
people who were gstbered IN the valley oe-
low Ebal and 0er1Enir Dr. Coisuse had
declared that Il would have beeB impoeai-
bic for the people e. bEve distinctly isears
the words spoken FROM 80 Rrcst distance.
A party = trswe4ers iD tie Holy Lard
rnssje the practical experiment ~ testing
tbs matter. Two men asosnoeJ k'btl sDd
TIVE 6serfxnir. vhils the renisiDder - the
psrty rvTnsiEed IN tbe valley hslow. The
blessings and csr~ings were theo pro
Doasoed slternstely froD the be>wi,ts IA
sonoroas tones Such sre ths wonderful
acoustic gzDp~~ss~- - the hiils sDs valley
thst every word vas disssDcaiy board ~
fAe listeners IN the valley selg~ fsioitcsi
schos&rs vii ssFerlv s~'ze BPorn this - so
aided proof ~ The sufbsutt1ify sfso oivise
or1s1n a ths b,-efz - 5criFeurs,-isosses
Advsr1spaf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH

N7. Fl. G. rsF's NEzTE ayn bEkU IaskT.
sExf. a guaranteed specisc lor Hysteris ID xzi-
rfss. CoaFulslous. Etes. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. heFFans frssrr1tion caused BY the
use 20 fefal Or tahafFH. ~ akefulrrSs. Mental
Depression. Naffen'nz 1i tha Brain resulting
~ insanity aud ieatiaz 90 misery, decay and
dean. Premature ofd Age. karreuness Loss
% Poeer In -itner s~x. isveiuutRrv L0sses and
rrerriatarrooes caused oT orer-eXertieH THE
brain. So f-ahuse ~ avee-i du rencf. Each BOX
contains enc nenfn's treatment. siHN A box
o. SIX boxes ior -. sent - mal prepaid oR
Teceiut af Qrice.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. Wfth each order recefv>a
~ us Tor 81 boxes, accompanied - N.a. We
~ send shs purchaser enc writes guarantees
81 ref11t tae money II t1e treatment oeS net
eject = c1ra. l4naran fees fsSuet en- ~
WHTrE q WHITE.
Norfoa He1se pnstnaey. Sole Azruts.
s9 Monroe-sheet. Grand Rapids, NJ 81
oPEN AsL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

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has fzs.eE Hss s<zss.~Df kss - sg a
f4e rhs4~is bssonsrng - stft psr3sr Trsp-
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l.s~e 4no8 u HsDtisRtor rsrtor a
fsracs c8surch. bss 81 90 sad boo~s.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15
BB sPARNG OF GODS TEEEs.

The OK is Staying the forests All round
the earth. To stop the slaughter God
opened the coal mines OF England and
Scotland and America and the W Id. prac-
tically saying by that. "Eiere Is 5sti; Rs far
ns possible let my trees alone And by
opening for tho human race the great
quarries Of granite and showing the human
family bow TO make brick. God Is practi-
caliy saving. Here IL bUilding material;
let my trees alone" We had better stop
the axes among the Adirondacks. We had
better stop tho axes in all our forests. as it
would have been better for Syria II the
ares had long ago been stopped among the
mountains u Lebanon. To punish us for
our reckless assault on the forests we have
the dis0rdered seasons, and now the
droughts becagse the uplifted arI8s Of the
tres do not pray for rain, their presence
according 30 all scientists disposing the
descent Of the showers. and then we have
The cyclones and the hurricanes multiplied
Ia number and velocity because there -
nothing % prevent their awful sweep.
Plant the trees ia youT PARKS that the
weary may rest under them Plant them
along your streets. that up through the
branches psssers By may 80 the Goa who
first made the trses and thes made msa 70
lock At them. Plant them along the
brooks. that under them the children maY
play Plans them in yoar gardens. that as
in Eden the Lord msy walk there In the
cool * the day. Plant them IN osneseTies.
their shade like q nloarner's ve6i. and tbeir
leaves sounding Ike the rustic 81 the
wiazs q the departed. Let Arbor DAT, o.
the dsy for the planting Of trees. recor
uizea ~ the ieSissafares of many y the
ststes. r. observed ~ al our people, ard
the next one hundred Yesrs do as much n
planting these leaf7 zberies II God - re
tsst one bun6rea vesrs have sccora Eaitshad
r. hear destruction W seu. net long -
fore his dsath. I ssw on tie hanks 81 -
Hudson IN his glszed 90. riding On h.sr=e
hark, George p M0rTia tbe Trest ~-re
writer e AuerSea. foasd hfrn zrrnSl7
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

The little king of Spain was Feprovod
the other day for desiring 70 piay With
some dirty children or The heacb. Bls
mother sad ia was ussciguf8ed for king
10 Be seen in such company. wbsreuPou be
rvplied THAI hs ''tiz nos want te be- a king
be Uartesi q, lsa q cAfii -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15
Compare These
Prizes
TE1ak That Y0z Ire
Payzngf

Ws have beea tie leaders il low
priees Tor ne last aiteen years.
aad 9later Tor several years tone 0F
tsc Years svsa cheaper than n0Nl, AID
ws slil always set aE ths same rate OF
great
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

We wish TO call the attention Of hotel
and boarding house keepers TO our
large variety Of supplies Tor their use.
We are PROBABLY the best prepared to
furnish you than any house IA Western
Michigan.
Give us call and let US chow you
what We can DO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

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governor general u Trsdis sad fas efry a
the chisf puh}ic Eaen ef hs ssy. ylsngse
iRts cT7elssee scatEst tee tssrt.s7, peopss
De- bad beau seEf - r0la 0nsF kss name is
chiefly as@ocaated ~ftf tlse cT4uriEsal triss ID
Ws<tzaiusser fszll, where uyoB hfrs e@<Ess
the sFlstserBss = f&rrrtSs1. Fux. B7fDsn1
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-15

You VIII Make Big Money BY Buying
lots AND ORANGE GROVE TRACTS
LA-RElNE PARK, MARION co., FLORIDA.
The central addition of the most rapidly grow
ing city ln the State. over 1000
people now Interested
Lots ti5 ani upwards For Piats etc. address
JOHNSON r MCGEE Westera Agents
Rooms 1i3 aad IA Inter-0cean Building.
Corner Madison and Dearborn Streets.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. dec26
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
HORRIBLE BUTcHERY.
A Twelve-Year-Oid hoy Shoots His sist'
and DecapItates Younger Brother.

A Twelve-Year-Old hoy Shoots His sister
and DecapItates n Younger Brother.
LOUISIANA, Mo-, Feb. 3.-The most
horrible butchery ever chronicled in
Eastern Missouri occurred Saturday in
the village Of Eola, seven miles west OF
here. A colored family named Bacon,
consisting Of the father, mother and
three children, live in Eola. Early In
the morning the parents left home tobe
absent all day. The Oldest boy, Joseph,
aged twelve, was instructed to take care
OF his brother and sister and not allow
them to wander from the premises.
About noon Joseph and his sister. aged
eight years, quarreled, and the boy in
stantly took down his fathers gun and
shot the sister TO death. nil ff
The murderer then secured an axe and
returning to the house where his four
year-old brother was shrieking with
fright, he deliberately cut of the little
fellows head. The boy dragged the
bodies to the door and then walked to
the home Of his grandmother In this city
and told his story. He said they would
not behave and he tried to mako them
obey. The bodies we're discovered by
the neighbors several hours after the
tragedy. The boy Is under arrest.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

DETROIT, Mich, Feb, S.-The report
Of the auditing committee Of the Irish
National League has been made. The
committee says: 1--WE found model
system Of books kept by the treasurer.
They consisted Of q cash book in which
the daily receipts Of moneys were en-
tered, giving the name Of the party re-
hitting, the name Of the organization
(if anyl raising the money and the date
and name OF the place from which the
remittance came.
The committee then goes on TO say
that the accounts and correspondence Of
the doctor were kept in clear and
orderly style and that every thing is in
legal and proper shape. The remit
tances to Ireland were s237.24s.os.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

already been introduced into nearly half the States
in the Union giving excellent satisfaction manufacture 7
different styles as shown below.
No. is one passenger Cart with sa bottom. No a
enger Cart with sduare body place of Stats No two
enger with sat bottom No two Cart with
square body in place of Stats No. two Cart with
body with up and with box four inches deep with
opening on top. This is Pole Cart T. DoLAND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
Progress Of American Steel.

Mc;dl und Esen A.ttuny.
An interesting feature OF the recently
published statistical report OF the Ameri.
can Iron and Steel Association IL the
increasing percentage Of steei. in the total
production. About one.third OF the bar
"iron" ROW manufactured in the United
States is steel, so is nearly half OF the
plate and sheet iron, and 10 per cent. OF
the cut nails and spikes. The rolled iron
product, other than nails, only increased
"a per cent. last year, while the rolled
steel product, apart from rails, ill.,
creased 50 per cent. 1t needs not to say
that steel rails are now replacing those
of iron on all the railroads which are
efficiently managed. After tina. change
is completed, what then? Will the next
reform in order be wholesale substitu-
ton OF aluminium for the terric material,
crowding that out OF the way as the lat
ter is diBplacipg wood for many structur.
al purposes? 1t is not improbable.
Clay is much more plentiful than iron
ore, and recent experiments Mt least in
dictate it es possible that the new metal
will ere long be produced as cheaply per
unit or volume, If not OF weight, aB its
elder brother. Such a change would
revolutionize not 4 few Of our manufac-
turing processes, and perhaps come OF
the habits OF the civilized human being.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

Soft SoAp.-Soit soap, two quarts to
the tub, makes good lather for the first
rubbing OF all white cottons and linens,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE Polish To
pint OF linseed oil add the same quantity
Of vinegar and half a pint OF alcohol.
aud IN excellent furniture polish is the
result.
Fry PArER.-To make fly paper, mix
together, by stirring, equs! parts Of cas-
tor oil and melted rosin, and while yet
slightly warm spread evenly on sized
paper, such as loolscap, etc. 4.
To MAKE CorrAaE CnEEsE.-Heat the
milk until it begins to curdle, then
drain through a thin muslin bag. A
colnnder will answer, but unless it is
very fine some Of tho curd escapes. Let
it remain untilthoroughly drained, then
break it up in a dish and mix with a
spoon until very fine and smooth; add
ealt and pepper to taste and enough
sweet cream to make it rs moist as lik-
ed. Sugar can be- added ii one wants
sweet.
LAME SrEwED WITH PEAs.-Cut the
scrag or breast Of a lamb in pieces, and
put in n stew-pan, with just enough
water to cover it. Cover the pan and
lot it simmer or stew for twenty min
utes. Take of the scum, add a table
spoonful OF salt and a quart OF shelled
peas. Cover the stew.pan and let then
stew Tor half an hour. Mix a tablespoon.
full Of flour with %aQuarter pound OF but
ter and stir With the stew. Let it sim
mer for ten minutes.
CHICKEN Sour. "A housekeepeI
writes: "When l boil chickens for sui
ada I always use the broth for soup. J
think chicken soup rather flat unles!
something helps to make it palatable
l add to two quarts OF the broth one tea
cup Of rice or barley, a quart Of cream
or rich milk il milk, use a little butte
and -four, rubbed together, a stalk o
celery, a very little onion, salt and pep
per. Boil slowly two hours the CHECKER
stock, rice, celery and onion, before add
ing the milk aud seasoning; after whicl
the broth should only be allowed t
come to a boil. Put through a siev
and then serve quickly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
DON'T DO 1T.

From the "lIcdicnI Rcririr." "Upon TIC
first symptoms or Liver Complaint tho mis-
guided sufferer applies blue Pill, c%nioincl
and other mineral poiSons. In tho dolusivo
hope Of nbtninlmg relief, whereas tl,osc pow-
crfiil p.rgatiyeS but nsEraynto tho disease
mud dchitiiutn tho constitution. DR.. Tut
Inns Ind the courage to ignore this killing
practice OF the old school. Ills remedies,
drawn from tho vegetable Kingdom, ure III
most m%irnculOus In rcnOvnting tho brulrn
down body. Tho Letters OF cured m,ticntstn
tho Doctors possession iIr" II tribute OF srnt-
ituia TO his genius md skill which but few
can exhibit. Ills Liver Pills ar sent ali over
tho world. They can ho fOund In every town
and hamlet IN tho United States"
TUFTS Liver Pills
ACT HiLDlY BUT THOROUGHLY.