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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
THE MASONIC HOME.
Blsudford Lodge Donates Sio0-rhrse Eek.
cursion Cars Jump the Track.


cursion Cars Jump the Track.
specisi telegram to the Dispssch.l
PvrERspURa, Va, August -Blandford
Lodge. No. 8, last night donated.SiO0 to the
Masonic Home in Richmond. which en-
titles It to lifs-membership and vote in
the management of the Home. The other
hodges will all make contributions.
Two or three coaches Of the train from
Raleigh having on board 2 patty Of col.
;umped tho track st Market-streot crossinq
10 this city this evening. Fortunately the
train was running very allow and no dam.
sce resulted. Some little delay occurred
before the cars were rightsd.
The encampmeuk u The Patersbure
Grays at Ellerslie. On Swift creek, va
visited by many people today. The camp
q delightfully."- loeeted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
Wanted on n Serious Charge.

Governor Mckinney has issued requi-
sition on the Governor of Tennessee for
Mack Peoples, who is charged in Bristol
with betraying lady under. promise OF
marriage. He is in Jail in Sullivan county.
Tam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
THE HORSE RAN AWAY.
Accident ON Cary Street Yesterday Morn
ing To Mrs. Brown.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Brown. who
lives near the corner Of Madison aud Cary
streets, went out driving IN two-wheel
vehicle. When at the corner of Main and
Pine streets. where linemen were placing
wires for the fire-a.arm department, a wire
fell upon the horse, which frightened and
caused him to run away.
He ran down Pine to Cary, where Mrs.
Brown was thrown from the vehicle. She
received shght cut across her forehead
and was considerably bruised up.
Last night he reported his patient doing
xval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
Rspairs on Main Street.

The city is having some repairs made on
Main street between Fifth aud Ninth. Nsy
where repairs are bsdly needed Is The
paving IN the street this \ bang denA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
STEARNS-MERCHANT.
Fredericksburg's Brilliant and Happiest
August Wedding.
special telegram to tho Dispatch.


Special telegram to the Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. August l3.-This
bridal day of earth aud sky in Fred
ericksburg had an addition to its charms
bv the marriage of the lovely and accom-
plished Miss Nettie Merchant, daughter of
Colonel X. B. Merchant, editor of the Star.
of this city. and Mr.. Edgar Stearns, a
handsome and gallant young gentleman OF
Prince George county. Va. Ere the elec-
tric flames flashed over the city this eve
ming the Methodist church here was open
and hundreds aud hundreds OF our best
people had crowded into: it anxious to
witness the nuptial- of this beloved and
admired daughter Of the old burg,
THE DECORATIONS.
The church building was brilliantly LIT
up and beautifully decorated with rare
and sweet-smelling blossoms OF the greatest
rarity. A superb pyramid OF rare howers
formed the chief ornament behind the
sacred altar and over 10 hung o marriage
bell made of petals of spotless white and
of equal loyeliness.
THE CEREMONY.
The Rev. J. w. Canter, pastor of the
church, was the officiating minister. and the
cerembny was impressive indeed. At the
appointed hour O lovely wedding march
was rendered from the church organ and
with graceful and even tread the ooterie ap-
peared as follows:
THE WEDDING PARTY.
Miss Irene Woody. in pink China silk. es-
corted by Mr.. w. II. Merchant; Miss jean
nette Nash. of Richmond, in pink China
silk, with Mr.. Frank Stearns: Miss Lizzie
Brsgdon, in blue China silk. with Mr..
George King; Miss Sarah Cole, in blue
China silk, with Mr.. Withers Boggs Miss
Anna Brannan, in cream China silk, with
MIR. Willie Kean. Following the groom was
his best man, Mr.. Il. l.. Melton, both OF
whom marched up and stood before the
altar.
LOVELY PICTURE.
Next came one of the loveliest OF the
picture. Miss Mary Merchant, sister TO the
bride, walking alone, handsomely attired
in cream silk and bearing exquisite en-
blems of the auspicious occasion. Just IN
her rear came the bride. leaning on the
arm of her father, beautifully attired In
steel-gray royal batiste trimmed with
striped silk, hat and gloves to match, car
ryjng water lilles. presented by MIR. Z. w.
Edrington, sergeant of the city.
After the ceremony the happy couple and
the especial friends repaired to the resi-
dence of the brides parents, where they
were richly entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

For man, woman. or child there is no
more efficient builder up than A. b. @.
fnnic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
TWO YOUNG BURGLARS
Let OF with Thirty Days In the County
JaiI--A Sad Death.

Let OF with Thirty Days In the County
JaiI--A Sad Desth.
Correspondents OF tho Richmond pispstch-l
WmLIAxsBuno. Va, August 13, 1890.
Our County Court. Judge W. &. w.
Farthing presiding. has adjourned for the
term. Besides the usual routine business
two criminal cases were tried--those OF
William Brown and Thomas Jones'.
charged with burglary. Their youth and
other extenuating circumstances worked
in their favor, and instead Of receiving
several years In the penitentiary. ~ was
generally expected, they were sentenced
to the county jail for thirty dayA
SAD AyYIICrIoN.
The sad intelligence Of tho death q Bes!
Lithia Springs of the infant daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs.. l. w. Lane. Jr. Was received
here yesterday. The corpse. accompanied
by its mother. arrived ON the evening eraln,
and was met at the depot by . large s1ee1-
blsee az relatives and friends of the4mt-
II az the deceased The body - son
veyed 70 Cedar Grove csmetssy ~ eAsre
inferred.
SOCIAL Am yS1eouAr-
III. and Mn Geuys wAoae mGlnCoN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoda.

He that speaketh lies shall not escape.
but he that useth A. h. &. Tonic may es-
cane disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
Eptert.,..d His Co. Laborers.

The gathering of The officers aud teach:
err OF tho Fulton Baptist SUNDAY school
on Tuesday evening ct Waver!y WAS de-
iignfm occasion. This stately old man.
sion, sest Of shs c,ty, u the residence Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
General Johnston In the CITY.

Gene, !sn Yesterday afternoon xssn .sSH W..h. Il
;nston ins on and is stopping 81 EvrpSy's Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14

When Baty wss sick, we gave her castoriA
Whoa she was Q Child. shs srted for C0sors@
whAn shs became hiss, abe chung - CAssorsA
Whom she had Children. shs gave thsm casssrsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

powszedni, i odczytai odezwe
Kosciuszki. Dzlelni wiesn,acv
zapalill sic do obrony Ojczyz-
ny, q Gtowacki pierwszy wy
stapiI jake ochotnik l z nlm
kilkunastu innych, dzlelny
skrzypek Stoma dziarsk, So
Dol parooczak urodziwy patrza-
cy srogo pod c%zarnych brwl'
krecac czarnego wasa, a na-
wet starry Swltala.
Wystaplono pred kosclo1 q
Bartosz sic odezwaf:
-Bedzlem r2bac i siekat,
jak nam miiy Bog i kraj, az
z PoIskl zrobimy raj! Pan
Kosciuszko mas poprowadzl do
zwycieztwa, Ale wy oicze =
rzeki do Switaiy-wyscie JUL
starry, i blliscie sic dawnieb
toe wan s%poczynek sic nalezy.
Mas m1odych chfopakow dosyc,
by obronlc Ojczyzne!
COD, myslicie lem JUL
grzyb- odparf oburzony Swi-
tata-choc starry, alem ]arY!
PieGdziesiat lat nam, a kose
krzepko trzymam, ma wojnie
znam sic troche z pod pana
Pufaskiego, a czy wroga slec
czy 4yto, to wzystko jedno.
Przypomna MI sic dawne CA
sy-zobaczymy, kto z mas ]e-
piej Smiga kosa.
-Jak chcecie koniecznle,
to trudno was odmawia6. Ale
teraz chfopcy roze]dzcle sic do
dom6w, kazcle kosy u kowa.
la presto osadzlG, naostrzcle
toporkl, i przVgotuj cle odzlenle
cd swleta i nieco jadla ia dro-
&c, Jutro rano wyruszym, vice
many pot dnia i noe Gala
czasu. A ma wieczor zobaczy-
my sic w karczmie ma naradzie.
Rozeszia sic grenada ocho-
czo pospiewujac do dom6w, l
zaczeia sic krzata6 okolo przy-
gotowania 90 1rogi. Bartosz
wszedt do domI zawofal:
NO Baslu, pan naczelnlk
Kosciuszko oglosif powstanie,
2eby wroga Polski wype-
dzlG. Toe i zemnie CHOP tegi,
vice W domu ME bede sledzlal
jak innl pojda. Me place. .]e'
no niebogo, przecle ME ka2da
kula t%ratia, a jak wroce z
wojny pc zwycieztwie, to do,
piero bedzle radosG.
MOI Bartoszu = zolkafa
Basia-a ]ak cle zabi)a, coz
ia bledna poczne, a dziec,
male!
Me place moja droga,
przecie wiesz, he ciebie die
ci kocham, tylko Poiske trze
ba kochac nadewszystko,
s1edzieG W domu gdy brac1a
sic bi]a Ia Ware i Olczyzne'
to hahba. Lepiej poledz W
bo]u nlz ME speini6 obowiaz'
ku. Przecie my walczymy "a
to, co najdro2szego many, 2e'
by obey nam ME rozkazywa}
z nasze5 WARY i mowy sic nie
natrzasaf. A chodbym i polegl
0 tobie mialby Stach ~staranie
dziedzlczka, DO ona zawsze
ludzmi sic opiekowala. Ale
teraz przygotu] mi ma drogf
jedzenla W kobletke i prey
odzlewek Cd swieta, d ia POI
de do kowala.
USciskai Bartosz Zone, kt6
ra ME smiac go odmawiac oc
, szereg6w narodowycb, choe
, re 1zaml oczach zakrzatne
Ia sic okolo posifku i przygo.
towah do drogi. Dzleci MT
sadly Ma kolanach, ucalowa
)e, a potem poostrzyi toporel
= IA ,zjadl hawai- chleba
wziaI kose ma ramie i wyruszy
do kuzni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
W Il US
~-Pamietacie zapusty, )ak


urlopnlka wyrzucilim!
-Wyse;e pierwszy czy W
W pole. ,
-Poczuja Moskale nasza
bron-rzeki Sloma i huknat:
Tnie tego polska kosa
Ma utrzem wrogom o
Hell dalej, hej "a Ware
w pien wytniem Moskwy chmare!
A przytomni zawtorowali
-Szczesc Boze zawola1
Bartosz do kowala-oto moja
kosa do osadzenlu.
Bog zapIat. Tegi was
wiarus, ze wan MEAL koble-
te i dzieci W domu zostawit
-odparf kowal.
-Tcudno-rzek1 Bartosz =
lak trzeba ruszyG "a Ware /
OjczyZne, to resz.a ustaplG mu-
81. A wy jake?
Il ia ME zostane w lyle,
przecie wy zostawlacle Zone l
dziecl, nawet starry Switaia sic
rusza; mo]a kose najplerw
aarzadzifem!
-Licznle pojdziemy do pa
ma Naczelnlka! Teraz pobije-
my choc djabta samego gdy
CHOP mleszczanln, pan i
ksiadz razem ida do piracy.
Jeno 20 drodze do Krakowa
jeszcze wieceJ wlarusow, by
jak najliczpie] stawic sic W
Krako vie.
Kowal raznle pracowaf z
kowalczykiem, kosy kole]no
osadzono IA ~drzewcach, a
me2nl Krakowiacy rozchodzjli
SIG wesofo nucac do chat przy-
rzekajac wleczorem stanac W
karczmle.
Jakoz wleCzorem zebrall sic
u Aroma eli co SILL do obozu, i
kllku starych, Sostajacych da
wie,1u we wsi. Zaczell sic ma
radzac, kto ich poprowadzl.
-Macie tu strego Switale
on Neutrality-suspicious. Bar.
tosz-dobrze was poprowadzl.
Wy bedzcle pierwsl! -
rzekf S1oma-Bartoszu.!
-Tak- dodat Swltaia =
MECH ten Idle pierwszy, co
plerwszy wystapl} / drugich
%poclagnai "a SODA, Wyscle
Bartoszu czlek obrotny
wyscie mlodsi i doswiadczen-
81.
POGO spierac sic O pre-.
wodnlctwo, przecie my wszys
cY znchy i rowni.
-Nle-zawoiaf Sobol-Bar
tos>u, badzcie starszym mac
mann, DO potrzeba we wszyst,
KEN iadu. Jak Switala mech.
ce, to wy wezcle starszehstwo
bez tego niema porzadku, a W
por2adku nam trzeba stans(
u Naczelnlka.
-Jezeli TAXA wasza VIOLA
odparf Bartosz- vice popro-
wadze was do papa Naczelni-
ka. Jutro rano wyruszamy
vice stawcie sic rychto przed
kosciolem, DO kazda rzeci
trzeba zac2at Cd Boga; a pc
prosi6 dz!edziczke o bfogosta
w!enstwo va droge.
neutrality-suspicious. Swl
ta1a-dobra byia zawsze dI5
mas, o rr2ytem tr2ebaby j;
p~oprosi6, by sic opielSowatt
naszym dobytklem. A opieko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
0 DZlELNYM
BARTOSZU GkOWACKIM.
Napisaf W}adysfaw %Jagielski.
Ciag daIszY).

Ii nahajkami i chclell nawet
wiesza6, wotajac, lem buntow-
czyk; tylko nadeszfo wojsko pa
ma Kosciuszki, Kozakow pobl1o
i wyploszyio. Mnie sic tylko
ma strachu skonczyfo i nahaj-
-Prawda, Kosciuszko spra-
wledliwy dla kazdego czy pa.
ma, czy chiopa, cay lydia.
Me div, lie go zyd miiule-
mruknqt Bartosz wychodzqc
pc zaptaceniu.
Swistackl, ktorY sic dobrze
zabawil, chcial z Bartoszem
sic 2egnac, )ecz zniewolony
wstapii ma %wieczerze i dopie-
70 potem wyruszyf.
DO zabaczenia - 2egnaf
Bartosz, bodaj W lepszY!
OdezWa Kosciuszki.
Skohczyty sic zapusty, "a
czaf sic post, nadeszfa wreszcle
wiesna.
W Polsce panowato ciagle
wzburzenle, DO W Warszawie
ME panowaf narod nj krol,
tylko Igelstcoem ruski jenerat
i 1000 jego wojska nakazujac
co mt sic zywnie podobafo.
Narod oburzyf sic ma samowo-
lie; arozkaz z%miejszenio wojska
narodowego, by tenn fatwlej
sly mlec z Polskl fup, dopei-
nil MARY.
Jeneraf Madalihski, stoiacy
W 800 koni ko1o Pu1tuska;
ma poiuoc Warsaw ,oparf sic
2adaniu Igelstroema i ruszyi
W Sandomirskie, idac granica
pruska i znoszac nieprzyiaciel-
skie posuerunki wkroczyf bill
sko Krakowa. Zaloga ruska
opuscifa Krakow, a GENERAL
Wodzicki, personal---very. sic
z patryotaml zawezwaf Kos
ciuszke do Krakowa.
Tam ma rynku dnia "a mar
ca wobec licznych tfumow ka.
zaf Kosciuszko pred frontem
dwoch batalionow pieszych cd.
czytac akt powstanla krakow
skiego, mianuJacy go naczel-
niklem, i wypowladajacy woj.
ne dwom mocarstwom naleaa-
Gym do drugiego rozbloru Pol
ski, zachowujac tymczasem
spokojna postawe wobec Au-
stryi. Naczelnlk miaf miano-
wac najwyzsza rade narodowa
i wywalczyc ojczyznle niepo-
dlegfosc. A kledy pc odczyta'
niu aktu naczelnik W staro2vt'
lnym kosciele Fanny Mary
przysiegal z mieczem W pra-
wicy, ze albo wrogow wype.
dzi, albo sam legnie, tfumJ
ogarnat zapai niezmierny,
kazdy W duszy powtorzy:
przysiege, a okrzyk radosny
: ludu powsta]acego odbil sic {
jasne niebiosy.
] Akt mianujacy Kosciuszke
naczeInlKlem niebyf dziefen
samel szlachty; p%rzemswiai or
y W inieniu wszystkich miesz-
kanc6w wojewodztwa krakow
skiego, wlec imlenlu chic
pow, nlieszczan, panow du
chowienstwa. Lud czui dobrze
ze akt ten roZpoczyna nowy
ezas, i Re walka O niepodle
gfos6 bedzle sic toczyla 2,
wolnosG cafego narodu, WE
I zapat ogarnat tfumy.
Naczelnik wydat zaraz odez
wy do stanow wo]ewodztwa
poWo1uJac pod .broh wszyst.
kich bez wyjatku mez6w o.
l8go do 28go roku, nakazu
JAG zbrojenie ludu wiejskieg'
w kosy i topory, l pfacenl
nowych podatkow ma potrze
y by wojenne. Nlewiasty i du
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

A&4RaN1
Gdy 2gryzoty
[ k1opoty
Ludziom aaki susz4,
To w Bay Clcle
Znakomicie
Chiopy s2klanki duszq.
Cziek cnoc starry
Ma swe barry
Bierze heg pekaty
| przeZ lofty
Miedzy pioty
Pedzi z aim do chaty
Hej biesiada,
Dana, dada,
Predko key wyplty,
"A III nura!
Gala fura
Jedzie z West Bay City!
Kto mud czu]e,
Mech go TRUE
Onem plwem W krtani,
WysmieElty
est Bay City
Tel Brewing 40.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-02
The Power of Money.

What an influence for good or evil
is extended by the proper or i'm
proper use of money. 1t seems to
be the first essential OF modern life.
Sad indeed is the lot of that man or
that woman without money and
without lriel DIS. Especially in
cases Of sickness is the need of mon-
ey felt most pressingly, and yet
even the rich with all their money
fall into state Of poor health and
die, whereas if tLeir money was
rightly expended and the proper
remedies applied they might regain
health and strength.
Z. A. Clark, Atlanta, Ga, says:
81 spent four hundred and eighty
dollars in gold to cure me of terri
bic blood poison that affected MY
limbs and nose and body, with
running ulcers. One months
treatment of B BIB healed the ul>
Ger, restored my appetite, strength
ened my kidneys and added q
pounds to my weight"
Still. in spite Of this and much
other testimony there are many
who refuse to try the remedy,
seeming to prefer to pay large fees
to physicians, or visit distant
springs in vain hopes Of recovery
The great truth, however, evel
shines brightly and that Is, that nc
one who ever gave B B B (Botani,
Blood Balm) trial e7er founC
disappointment therein,
0, H. Rudolph, Talladega, Ala.
writes: 81 had blood disease foi
six years, but nothing benefited
me, although paid 2 hundred an,
fifty dollars for treatment. AT las
| tried b B B ana found it quicl
and cheap blood purifier.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-02
A Great Volcanic Eruption in Alaska.

A recent dispatch from San
Francisco brings word that Bogos>
Low, the Alaskan volcano that rose
from the ocean depths about seven
years ago and blazed and smoked
for time, is again in eruption.
This recent eruption began Feb.
10th, and has continued at inter-
walls. April 18th and 22nd there
were signs of great activity, smoke
and fame pouring from the lofty
orator, and rising to a great
height. The sky for weeks was
clouded with ashes, and these fell
in liberal showers in the town of
II luliuk, forty-four miles to the
eastward.
To the people who saw the erup-
ton il seemed a pillar Of fire an6
smoke fully fifteen miles high, ris>
ing from the horizon and losing it,
self in the low clouds,
Professor Davidson, of the Coast
Survey, estimates that the volcan,
ic pillar must have been sent up
to height of at least four miles
above the sea.
Capt. Everett Smith, of the
steam whaler Orea, passed near
the scene soon after the first erup-
ton, He noted that four new
islets, each detached, but near the
volcano is land, had arisen from
the depths. AS the ocean bottom
here, off Bogoslov, sounds 844
fathoms, and there is a depth OF
1900 fathoms about twelve miles
away, an idea may be gained Of
the tremendous energy required to
raise an islet from the ocean bot,
tom above the surface.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-02
Administrators Sale,

BY virture Of an order from the
court OF Ordinary of Terrell couu-
ty, Ga, will be sod before the
court house door, in Dawson, Ga,
on the first Thursday in July next,
the following property belonging
to the estate Of &. T. NcLain, late
Of said county deceased; one fourth
undivided interest in all that par
eel ofland lying andsituated in the
town Of Dawson, laid Of and de.
scribed as follows; Beginning
at the north west corner OF the lot
owned by w F. Locke aud occu-
pied by Davis q Locke as a Goth
ing store, and running thence due
north along the east side Of Main
street sixty feet, thence due east to
north Avenue, thence due south
along said Avenue to corner of lot
owned by NJ e. Jennings, thence
due west to southe st corner of lot
owned and occupied By the Dawson
National Bank, thence due north
to northeast corner Of lot owned
by w. f. Locke and occupied IS
stated above, thence due west to
point OF beginning. Sold for diyis>
ION among heirs. Terms cash.
y. A NOLAN,
June 3rd, 1890. Adm.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-02
A FAR-0FF STAB.
1t Would Take a Cannon Ball 100 600
900 Years to Fit 1t.

1t is difficult to Conceive that
the beautiful dog s'ar is a globe
much larger than our sun, vet it
Is fact that Sirius is a sun MANY
times more mighty than our own.
This splendid star, which, even in
our most powerful telescopes, APP
pears as mere point tor light, is
in reality a globe emitting so enor.
nous quantity of light and heat
that we're 1t to take the place of
our sun every creature on this
earth would be consumed by its
burning rays.
Sirius shining with far greater
luster than any star, it was natural
that astror omers should have re.
garded this as being nearest of all
the fixed stars; but recent inves-
tigation on the distances Of the
stars has shown that the nearest
to us is Alpha Centauri, star be-
longing to the southern latitude,
though it is probable that Sirius is
about fourth on the list in order of
distance. For though there are
about fifteen or twenty stars
whose distances have been COMICS
tured, the astronomer knows in
reality all of them, save three or
four, lie at a distance too great to
be measured by any instruments
we have at present.
Astronomers agree in fixing the
distance OF the nearest fixed star at
100000, 100000 miles, and
1t is certain that the dis
lance of Sirius is more than
three and less than six times that of
Alpha Centauri, most likely about
five timer, 50 that We are probably
not tar from the truth if we set the
distance of Sirius at about 100, 000,-
600, 100000 miles. What a vast dis
lance is this that separates us from
that bright starl Words and fig
ures themselves tail to convey to
our minds any adequate idea of
its true character.
To take common example of
illustrating such enormous dis,
lance: 1t is calculated that the
ball from an Armstrong 100 |
FOUNDER quits the gun with the
speed Of about 400 yards per second.
Now, if this velocity could be
kept up it would require no fewer
than 1OO,OOO,OOO years before the
ball could reach Sirius.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-02
Medica! Enthusiasm.

Some physicians, noticing the
excellent tonics, aHtlperlodic and
antlpyretIe properties 81 Smiths
Tonic Syrup, have eHdeavored to
ascertain its composition. Oh
courSethe pr'prietors oi this valua-
Die remedywonld wrong themselves
II they made the secret OF their
cure pubic property. why should
It's composition be con ldered so
long as 1t proves en- eHectual
remedy and as easily obtalnable OF
druggists as Is qulnlne. Many
people who buy and use quinme
don't know 1t Is made from Peru
wan bark they don't care to
baow. Ihey know 1t nearly always
cures the chllls and fever, and that
Is all they want II tor 80 too,
the people know that Smith 5
lonlcSyrup Is better than qunlne.
They know it cures chiils and te>
yer when ouinine fats. They
know o1so tba, Sn,i,b, r,n;o S,r,,,,
will break up cold or an attack
of influenza, la grippe, etc, quick
or than anv other drug They
a., a., =,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-02
Be mnrknhLe ELectr ic ehenomenn.

A most remarkable phenomenon
is reported from the outlying coun-
try districts about Lockport, N. Y,
regardingtbe electrical display dur,
ing the recent severe rain storm. A
farmer named Jasper Bacop, and
his family, residing fifteen miles
northwest of Lockport, were singu-
larly affected. The house seemed
to be envelcped in a blush, hazy
light. The air was pregnant with
electric fluid and balls of fire dan.
ced along the tops of chairs, slid
over mantles or chased each other
up and down hanging lamp shade,
1t was a terrible sight to the mems
beTs OF the household. There were
no lights in the house, and the
terror of the inmates was greatly
increased by the total paralysis Of
their muscles. They were unable tc