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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24

A THOUGHTFUL man says: "Why should the beehive be taken as a symbol of industry? Not bee is to be seen all winter long, while the cook roach Is up at five in the morning and never goes to bed till midnight. Let's change this thing"
 A BISHOP, reproving his delinquent page, said: "Wretched boy, who is it that sees and hears all we do, and be- fore whom even I am but crushed worm?" The boy replied: ''The missus, my Lord" His Lordship said this was not the right answer.
 A PERSONAL item says that a fair Georgian is "a rising poetess of Angus ta," but it doesn't name the hour she rises. It is hoped that she rises early enough to help her mother wash the breakfast dishes and pare the potatoes for dinner. That's the kind of rising poetess this country needs.
 WE often read remarkable stories of motherless squirrels and rats being raised by sympathetic female oats, but in Tarrant County, Tex, an eagle raised young pig that weighed over forty pounds. A short time previous the same eagle raised Q young lamb. The eagles wings measured nearly eight feet from tip to tip.
 "MY owN!'' he cried, falling on his knees before his betrothed, ito be al- ways near you I shall be prepared to sacrifice every thing-my relations, my friends, my honors, my titles, my fort une!' "Then must beg" replied she, with calm, matter-of-faot tone that stabbed him like knife, ''that you do nothing of the sort. 'Why, if you did there would be absolutely nothing left for me-"
 WHEN man runs quarter of mile to catch train and jumps on the plat form of the last car ''all out of breath'' as the locomotive steams out of the sta tion he feels as if he had won a great victory. But when the train stops be- fore 1t has proceeded fifty yards, backs into the station and waits half an hour for some unexplained cause he's mad enough to blow up the whole business with dynamite. But he simply 'blows up" the railroad company with his mouth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24
W11ERE MoTHER FINDS THE11

When the sunshino dioa. Mother does not mlnd itt
 Would you know
 Why 'tis sof :, Deep in baby eyes She is sure to Ind iti When the nlies go. Mother will not miss themt
 Sho can share
 Those moro fair; Baby cheeks of snow . There's the place to kiss themi When the birds have flown, Mother needs them never;
 All the year
 She can hear Baby wordS-her own Song of songs foreveri George Cooper, in Demorest's Monthly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24

The Cause of Spring Debility and It's
 Cure.
 How many thousands of people there are who. In the spring are run down, weak and debili- tated. have headache. indigestion. constipation, are nervous, languid or worn cut in nerve pow CT until they feel tired all the time. They wake mornings feeling more tired and dragged out than on going to bed. they are often sleepless and Il, se with dull he ,d bad taste in the.mouth no appetite for breakfast, and generally dis pi,ited feeling What wonder, with their un strung and excitablc nerves, that they have FAINT and NERVOUS s@NsATIoHs, NuMBHEss, TREMBLING or rALPITAr. ON OF THE HEART! What wonder they feel W AK, DEBILI ATEr, Rvous and pIscuURAGtD.
 Itls Nervous Weakness and exhaustion of nerve power complicated by sluggish coRdi tion of the various organs al this season of the year. which cause these dsagreeable sensations If sufferers from such difficulties will us" the wonderful nerve tonic. iuNigoraut and regulator Dr. Greene's Nervura, which can be obtained at any druggist s for S1 per bottle, they can be ab sulutely sure of a curc It is the best spring med icine that can possibly be used it is purely vege table and perfectly harmless, and IS, indeed, the most wonderful remedy ever discovered. It will immediately restore strength and visor te the nerves, regulate all the organs and give health and vitality to the weakened and debi- tated system. Get a bottle and See for voursef its wonderful effects.
 READ, AND REMEMBER THAT IT
 WILL DO THE SAME FOR YOU. was miserable had no ambition, no streL gth in my limbs and was tired gall the while. When walked q few rods felt ii l would drop down on the ground
 It has done me more good than anything have every taken. I look and feel like an other person since began to take it., and ] recommend it to all who ailing.
 MkS. FRANCES NJ. BoDLE,
 Chester MY, sY"Dr Greene, the famous lecturer and SD ,clalist in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases, can be consulted free at his office, 35 West 14th street. New York personally or by letter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24
MERIDEN, WATERBURY & CONNECTICU, M RIVER RAILROAD.

N.fILISOhD.
 IN EFFECT SEPrEMBEu IS, 1SS9 FROM WATERBURY TO CROMWELL. Lea, Waterbury, New England station, ,s:55 am, 12:55, 430, 6.42 D. m. Leave Waterbury, Dublin street. 500 a. n.. 0:to a.m.; 1:10. 447, *7:07 p. m. Leave Meriden, $50 a. m., :57, 5:45 p. m, FROM CROMWELL TO WATERBURY. Leave Cromwell, 6:3O a. m, 12:18, 4:2O pm. Leave Merden, West Main street, 7:02, 9:20 a. m, 1851, 500, 6:35 D. m. Arrive at Dublin street, TAO. ".tt a. m. 1:a5, $50, 7:35 D. m. Arrives Waterbury. N. E. station. r:55, 10:26 a. m, l:5O, 6:05, 8:05 D. m. sFor Meriden and way stations ouly, arrive at 7:52 D m. All trains arrive at and leave West Main street,
 CHAs. N. CRAWFORD, supt.
 Mertden, Conn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11

Set &artt, iom anta9er en 8lat>
form no9enlunoe efter fgleenbe Mpn=
ter os piler no9et 9nife ONT at banble
efter ben, nil faa min @temme:
.Torbi Toltets &ettisbe6er bliper
neotrampebe al Spnoitater, Truts
os Monupoler;
5orbi ben naturli9e Nnlebnins for
bet ameritanfe solt bliuer inoinepret
peo binbrenbe os tunitise Mibler;
Torbi ben Mab, ri ipiier, ct @ien=
itanb fon 5pefulatton, os bet ameri=
tanife 5olts &apacitet lite er inbrbm M
met fulbt eller rimelist @pil;
9erfor ct ri / Gappr af:
ut anta9e bet auitralFe @al9iptem
/ ale @tater;
ut Jorenebe @taters @enatorer
pelses birette al Solicit;
ut 9eationens Sernbaner ltal pere
unoer &ontrol af Jolfets &eprelen>
tanter;
Nt Eelesraferne, Gelefonerne os
andre Mioler, bporueo @fterretnin>
ger beforores, lite ifal bore / 6en>
oerue paa Monopplifer men lfal pere
/ Soltets 9enoer;
ut 2anb lite fal p9re @ienitano
for Spefulation men ital betale @tat
for fulo @aroi for 8ru9; ben flitttse
Grbeibsmanos, Tarmers eller Tabri=
fants Smpropements 1tuloe lite fat
lesses, mems @ronerne iom bolber
2anb for @petulation, ilipper fri
uben nosen Inbel ben Bproe o9
Nnluarlisbeo, lom paabuiler anbre
8or9ere;
O9 ri bellutter lite at Femme for
noaen, uben ban offentlis uil ertlere,
at ban ct beitemt paa at arbetoe for
bisie eager os paa famine Eio for>
binbe fig til lite at gaa ino nosen
Caucus. boor bisle Merteia9er be-
banoles."
9eriom ri anta9er en- tort B(at=
form iom oenne o9 arbeiber fsr ben
meo Iloor. bpor ri bar a fighting
chance for success, % ooeralt, bpor
ri bat Mnleonin9 til at beige en- 2opz
9iper, enten Staten eller 9fationen,
oil ri opnaa mere &eform / be neIte
tire Mar, enb ont hi bannebe ct geatioz
nalparti os fit bele 9an6et meb os."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11
sDo=9a 9afota.

@ono not. Sra &ierre meobeles,
at M1siourifoben lite bar peret lao
itor paa 6 &ar. 2anbet omfrin9
@ierre ct oper1upmmet, os mango
8roer er ifpaebe bort.
- S @uron, g. s., ifeoe en- me,
get ubpgselis Nffere iibfe Grebass>
aften, efter buao oerfra mebbeles,
ioet 9on. 3. =. 9unolep bleu ibiel>
itubt af lin esen Sbn. 5aoer o9
@bn uar beitieftise4 meo at ipisre
fait ct @ulpteppe, oa Gaoeren af en-
eller anben @runb bespnote at ifielbe
paa Sbunen, fom berpaa trat fin
&euoluer % itipo Gaberen, ber bboe
neiten frog. 5aberens eneite Orb,
efterat ban bar itubt, par bisie: %,
5reo., bu bar brebt mis!" @pnnen
bleu arreiteret % fdrt i Tenslel.
San fagbe anberpeis: rSeg figo
bam, men leg peo lite, buorfor ies
9iorbe bet" Mere ne9tebe ban at
fi9e ON ben Eins. Mr. 9unblep
bar Jormanb paa ben bemofratiite
@entralfom,te % @ier % &eoatt6r af
ct bemotrotif Blab 9uron. San bar
Blot 40 Var sammel % efterlaber
6ufru, en- Batter % to Spinner, al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11
3ott8reSft1,-

@aibineton 7be SUM. 10 &eti>
tioner fra foritie1iae Steoer / M.
Datota, ale 5aubr al &1d(ers &roz
bibitionsbil1, blep ibaa tremlaste i
Senatet ct Mr. @oiep. Senator
@a}bburn fremlasoe en- &etition ira
40 8oreere Minneapolis, oer git ub
paa bet famine.
= &eprejentont @omitod ino=
braste / @u1et 2brbas en- li9nenbe
Bin, iom ben Senator 9apis inb=
braste Senatet, BET eaar ub paa at
Der ftal betales Snbianerne peb Mis=
iisfippi $4,000 eqer iaa meset,
iom oeraf maatte pere ngopenbist,
iom @ritatnins for @taoe tilfbiet be-
res 2unb peo Opfprel1en af 9amme.
- @aibineton soe Suui. @ulets
&eota9elie .of @plpbilIen pil utpiplz
iomt biora9e til at forforte Debatten
ON @plpip6r9smaalet / Senatet. @e
republitanfe Senotprer pil antagelig
boloe en- Caucus en- at @osene for at
fatte Beilutnin9, ON @enatet bpr
gobfienbe ben af Suiet peotasne BilI
eller ei. 9en alminbelise Menine
ct, at be republifanife @enatorer lite
uil bliue eni9e ON 8illen, torncmmez
fig buao an9aar 8eitemmel5en ON
Snbfipb at @plu. ps at Genatet ber>
for bill fomme til at uebtage en- Blu,
ber ct torFielis fra 9uiets. Der<
paa oi( @asen bliue afaiort en- &on=
ference mellem be to 9uie. @ette
pil antaselig tlipe ben fibfe l1ee /
Sblobebatten, bnab enb Gaucusen
beEutter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11
&ergns Galls Mgsblaa
uotommer 6ber Gasbag.
u. solem, lta9tDer.
Snbttrtpttor8&rt8 $3.50 for 1 Mar. betalt
tTDrftu6, el(er8 $500.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.
0fan tror. at 2eoninsen mqatte bore

M&an tror, at 2ebntnsen mqatte bore
brubt.
- st &ru6tma9afin Mansfelo,
0bio, erplobereoe forleben iom 6plse
af 2pnneoFas. Manse 8Dsnin9er
/ 8pen blep poela9te, o9 @inbuer /
bnnorebepis tnuites al 2ufttrDttet.
st ballot 9lar 9ammelt Barn orebz
tes. Moberen os ct anbet Barn fa5
iteoes oper 100 Sob bort o9 erbolbt
faabanne 8eftaoise1ier, at be antases
at bile bg.
= $50 tpFe &ifleitDttere reiite
forleben fra Seem Sort forat ta9e Sci
/ @tpbeppelierne peb Bantotp EDlt=
lamb Be9pnoelien al Suli, bpor
10000 af Epflanos bebne &iFefpt>
tere oil iamles for at itp6e um &rez
mter. @n anoen Slot paa 100 pil
af9aa ben 12te bs. Bremierne re-
praienterer en- &erbi al 100000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11
Winnefpta.

@ranoiurpen / Gtearns @ountp
bar funoet 11re9elmesisbeber peb
@mbeosfprielen / to af @ountiets
&ontorer nemli9 NubitprenS o9 &asz
iererens, og ben anbefaler, at @a9en
bliper forela9t @tatenS offeutlise
examiner. County Com misfererne
bliuer osfaa fertt bableoe for gelist>
foripmmelie, ibet be bar sobtienbt
5orerinser inob @ountiet uoen fprt
at babe unberipst, ON be bar loplise,
o9 tiloels enoo9 imob @ountp>Mbpo,
fatens &aao. Sc 9ar lite beller
paoieet, at Muoitprens 8onb bar ior<
ben.
- Safe gitp 6be SUM-. &oitonz
MpQen ber / 8pen ne6brenbte imorz
9es. Sloen bar paaiat. Mpllen
eieoes af .. M. @rumpler af Sad=
1onoiQe, 5lorioa. 2abet ct $75, 900,
o9 ISiurancen $4,000.
= @alpor @teenerion nanbt @a=
gen / @alebonid, (9afota). Illerebe
iibite Eirsoas Nften bleo ben for
Moro antlaseoe Dlaus Naiens Gag
siuet til Surpen, os efter 80 Minut>
ters Gorlpb tom benue tilbage c9 er>
flerebe benoe ritfe ftploia". pr.
Steeuerlons Torlpar par baieret paa
fplsenbe tre @runbe: 6or bet fbrite,
at @laeet lite par tilfpiet al Nnf(ase=
be, for bet anoet, at ielo ON iaa uar
Eilfelbet, bar Slaset lite bpbelist,
ba Mfbpbe tprft op6e fire Tiger etter
iom Gelse af 9a Grippe, os for bet
treble, ielo ON @loset par tilfgiet al
gnfla9eoe, os ielp ON bet par @ar>
Jag til Dgben, laa par bet Blot beret<
tt3et Srab, be9aaet 9eloforloar.
(r9aeo 9Riper 9alen".)
IS. N(eranber Sobnion, @pn al
Gap. 81. s. Sobuion / ct. 8oul, sap
forleben en- np &rboe paa fin merf>
nerbiee 8esapelie iom Eanfeleier.
lqe bar enise ON. at ban enoo9
oper9aar ben betienbte @. s. BiIbop,
1om beipste Minneapolis for ct Nar
fiben. Sobuion ubfprte blanot anoet
8iibups mef befienote &uniitptte:
meb Bino for Dinene at tibre en- Seize
bef 9iennem Bpens @aber til ct be-
1temt Stet, bpor en- @ienfano oar
itiult. s bette Eilfeloe ffulbe Sobn=
ion bentc en- lioen 5lbite, iom en- &o>
litimano baobe Fiult anoen @ta9e /
en- 8p9nins lan9t borte / 8pen.
Meo 8inb for 9inene fjarte nu
Sebnion / fulbt &rau aiennem flere
@aoer Os unbsit ombpsselis alle
Sammenitpb. 9a ban Tom til ben
Bp9ning, boor 6lpiten uar siemt,
ites bon uo o9 git op / ansen @toae
og fanbt ben frem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11

bpilte ben elbite, ben nepnte 5reb.,
par Is Iar 9ammel. 9unblep, ber
tioli9ere bar boet / Bloomington,
SQinoi8, itulbe bore bati9 tiliinbs
os letpirrelig, men ban bebanblebe
altio fine 8brn meb ben 1prite @en>
liebeo. 5reortf aniaaes tor en- til(e
frebeli9 @ut pg arbeibebe / Erptte.
riet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11

9oao rSonbon Zines" flyer. @eb=
taselien of @alobillen / 9uiet be-
trastes ber fom @blppartiet8 @eier,
mebbeles fra 2onoon ben 8be bs.
rGimes" tror, at @Blpmenoene be-
bpuer lite at pente lenae, fer be faar
clt, buao be bniter, unber benne Biu.
Sslucerttficater bill tomme / ftor Cir,
fulation, toroi oer er Brue for oem.
9ebitorer bill altib foretreffe at Be-
tale meo billise @ense. &rapet efter
bisie Motes bill peobliue, % @glpet
pi1 berfor itise. Men @pgrssmaa.
let er, bporlense bet Tan gaa. Ser
ct Splo not @erben til at operip,m
me Nmerita % oripe @ulbet nb. Set
ntl blipe en- presienbe gfbbpenbisbeb
for 4merita at eelge mellem at 1abe
1T Cub saa eller at tnse benne Bez
Futnius tilbase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11

rSunbbebspennen" for SUM- er
ubfommen meo fpl9enbe Snbbelb:
9pab ct @pgbom? Sire Slags 8ab.
@n leuenbe 8umpe (tq.). Sbpn %
@gpnlbsbeo. &roniF Mapefatarrb.
@mitiomme Spseommes Banbrinser.
@taburet (tQ.) st 2anb mibt 6a>
bet. Spaoom af en- BOG. st 6ro
ON 9iemmet. Sunb @aatlgbnina.
8e99e Siber af Epbatsipsrgsm
let. Mobens 9branni. JoritieI.
list.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11
NorosDafota-

Trenrppere / 9torb= =Dafota. 8is~
mard 8be SUM. Set pitgaaenoe
Eren paa 9fortbern Bactftc blep
itanb1et mat peb Me,p @alem af 4
Menb, iom feg ino / &ofuo9nen o9
to9 Z Sefte af @iennemgan9spofen
og omfrin9 40 til so lple &atter.
Erenet bleo opbolbt omfrin9 en-
Eime.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11
MoIahoet.

9onbon Zoe SUM-. Sen Dmfen<
oisbeo, at Zines" ct 9oro @alisbu=
rps rEutarborn", eiuer Blabets fri>
9erfe Dtrin9er an9aaenoe Selfan9z
iten / 8ehrtnssbapet e7 balo pfficiel
&arafter. Set anta9es / bel unber>
retteoe Rreoie, at brittle &risstibe
pil blipe afienbte til Bebrinssbapet
for at frDoie be Sarponoe, 1om
6oreneoe @tater frener uoeluftenbe
Surisbiftion pper. UT ben 'ameri=
fanlte &epublif eier WlaFa CT en- Be-
flaaelis STRENGTHENING for @nselif=
menoene. Set sipr ct Iemt Mibret
| beres 9erreopmme ober bet noroliee
@tiQebau, % bet binorer @turbritani>
ems uoitrafte 8eiiboelier i 9lmerita
fra at naa op iii &ontinentets norb~
li9ite @noe. Misnpien beroper, ber
ct fommen til1pne. belt iiben 6orene<
be @tater fipbte IlaRa al @uslanb,
er potset efter buert, iom man bar
facet 9inene op for ben &i9boms=
tiloe, iom @elfar9it os 5iferi er be
Ganoe, fom om9iper bette Territortz
um, cg @u9lanb er beitemt paa ON
muli9t at forbinore, at Mmerifanerne
faar @neretten til benne @19oomsz
ttloe. &orp=Nriitotroterne pi!oe oierz
ne llaa ct @lo9 mob ben ftore &epuz
blif, buis Snititutioner be booer, oe
buis 5remgans ct en- itabis 9ruiel
mob bet enselife &lasieipaem. @el=
otsois faor oeiaa Eorperne bpie fig
for ben offentlise Menins. ps benne
CT lite 5apbr af 4ri9 meb be Sore
neoe @tater nuf forlioen, mere eno ben
bar / Borserfri9ens 9a9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11

Der ital bore Is Eofbuie be
5orenebe Stater, iom taloe 9eorge,
% Is faloesD Danmarf; 5 er opfalbt ef<
ter @ueri9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-06-11

geastebe at iuare. @n rBarfeeper"
neo gfaon Nnbre,u @arltn / Minneaz
polls ne9tebe at ioare paa Jo(fetal=
lerenS Spbr9smaal o9 bab Dnfel
Sans 3iener ON at 9aa o9 finbe bet
uo 1elu. 3an bleu arreiteret men
lpslabt mob $l00 &aution. Mrrefz
orore blep oeiaa ubtaset mob ct 9sar
Barberere / Minneapolis iamt en-
Stotl9noer, iom paaitob. at be bar
Bor9ere al Canada, men ba be Ioa,
at bet bleo Iluor af Tom be os sap
be forlanste OplpSnineer aobpi0iQt.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The Following Have Been Granted Since
Our Last Report.


This morning we have the announce
ment of Capt. NJ. .Fitzharris, of Galilzln, as
a candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion Tor the Legislature. Mr.. Ftzharris
is a gentleman of pleasing address and
extended acquaintance. and has many
friends among his comrades-in-arms the
boys in blue. He was Il brave soldier and
served his country well. During the
Cleveland administrar IN he was post
master at Gallirzin, and filled that Office
to the satisfaction Of the people. He is
a Democrat, and is able at all times to
advocate the principles he believes to be
right. For many years he has taken an
active interest in the success OF the Dem
ocratic party, and has fairly won It's favor
able recognition. If he is nominated he
will be elected by large majority.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
FIFTY MORE SUICIDES,


Terrible Tale From the Salt Mines of Cra-
COW, Poland.
A correspondent of the London Times
says that a strike in Russia is in truth
revolt and is so treated by the authorities.
The reason given is that Russian work
men are such ignorant, unreasonable be-
ings that they would become utterly uu-
manageable without vigorous and sum
mary action of the judiciary. About
month ago a case occurred that Illustrated
the childish absurdilies of the men and
efficacious action of the authorities. A
falling off in trade caused the prnprietors
of certain large mills to reduce the pro-
duction and discharge a number of the
hands whose services were no longer use
full. AS soon as this decision was known
raving crowd of semi-savage workmen
surrounded the managers aud inss ed
that work should be found for the usual
number of hands, threatening personal
violence if their demand was unheeded.
At the same time quantity of valua-
BILE mnchlneay was destroyed by the riot
ers. The police were ed in and set
tied the matter very quickly. During
the night fifty of the ringleaders were
quietly spirited away, no one knew
whittier or how. The rest, left leaderless,
whimpered like beaten children and
prayed to thei favorite saints. Not re
cpiyiHr anv satisfactory answer fron, Saint
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
stockholders of the fishing club who con.

stockholders of the fishing club who con.
trolled it.
Now, however, things have changed.
The boroughs have come together, and on
the first Monday in April next w. Horace
Rose, lawyer of high character and
standing in Cambria county, will take
his Seat as tine first Mayor of the consoli-
dated city. The union of the boroughs
has already had its effect. The dignity
OF being a city seems to sit well upon it,
In the business quarter and in the dis
tricts that escaped the flood, as well as in
those where families live who saved their
effects and have again started out with a
purpose in life, every one talks with YOU
hopefully many of them enthusiastically.
They are formulating plans already, and
through their newspapers-and Johns.
town has two bright, enterprsing dailies
ARE discussing improvements to be
made.
They will widen the streets IN the
flooded districts, and altogether when the
new city will have been built up it will
be lasting monument to the energy of
the people. 1t will have population of
close to 10000. Land is booming. On
Main and Clinton and one or two other
streets men are asking one-third more for
lots than they were quoted at one year
ago.
Those who wish to leave the city be-
cause of the memories which it holds for
them can at any time now OBTAIN a good
round figure for their property. 1t is pos.
sibly the knowledge Of this and the de-
sire not to remove until spring that keeps
some of the people in the little Oklaho-
mas for the winter.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
NEwuD wIrn HER TEETH.
She Had no Limbs aud Vet Was Quite Il
Good Seamstress.

bbNh 'thihNtitSHs
There died at Sugar Island. n. b., last
week woman who could have made
fortune in dime museum had she
chosen. 1t was Mary Goodhue, known in
all the country round as "The Woman
Who Scwed With Her Mouth" She was
bora of French parentage about fifty or
fifly-five years ago. She had no arms or
hands, legs or feet, or at least none in any
way developed, these members never hav-
ing grown after she was born. Her body
was of full size, and her mind was fully
developed. She was very intelligent
conversing very freely in both French and
English.
Early in life she developed fondness
for sewing but how was she to perform
this task when she had no hands or even
feet to assist her in this arduous work /?
She astonished her relatives by beginning
to sew with her mouth. Finally she became
so expert that she could cut the material
with the scissors, thread the needle and
then do fine sewing, using only her
mouth for all the ope, atIons. A great many
people from st. John and from the sur
rounding country witnessed her perform
this wonderful work and some people
have in their possession squares of patch
work quilts done by her. She pieced a
number of quilts and could make one
Known as the Log Cabin" variety a
most difficult task to perform.
1t is said that Barnum, hearing of this
wonderful woman, offered her large pay
to go with his show. Mary would have
gone, but her fumily objected, and so she
remained at home.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

THAT sturdy Democratic journal, the
WestmorelanG Democrat with much graft
fication says: OF Westmoreland's six
leading boronghs, all save one. last week,
elected Democratic Mayors. They are
Greensburg, Latrobe, Mt. Pleasant. Irwin
and West Newton. The one exception is
Scottdale. That locality showed its good
Intentions, however, by reducing the Re-
publican majority, while Greensburg
largely increased her Democratic margin.
There is no abatement in the rising tide
of Democracy in the old Star of the
West"
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
LOCal lIIsIItute.

The following is The programme for the
Teachers Local Institute, to be held at
Stulzman's schoolhouse, Upper Yoder
township, March 81, 1890, commencing
at 7P.M NJ.
Opened by music How to Teach First
Lessons in Physiology, c. f. Livings
ton; music; Select Reading, o. NJ,
Young; are Rewards Benefit to a
School, j. G. McCrory; Queries; The
Principles of Mcnsufatiou Developed by
Means Of Blocks, Prof. Geo. Marsden
Are Spellings "A Benefit to School? II.
G Campbell Music; Select Reading, N.
w. Berkeley Wetzel Glass, G. f. Livings-
ton; Queries Grafton, L. S. Livingston
Music; Resolved that all the soldiers of
the late war should be pensioned. Affirm
ative, Sol. Doar, L. S. Livingston mega
tive, A. w. Meyers, \. w. Berkeley.
General debate will follow. A full at.
tendance of teachers is desired Visitors
welcome, COMMITTEE.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

Fussy Old gentleman GO a chance trav-
cling lady companion)--IIave you any
children. madam
Yes sir, a son."
"Ah, indeed Docs he smoke ?"
:" No, SIT; he never has as much as
touched a cigarette"
so much the better, madam the use
of tobacco is pernicious habit Does he
frequent the clubs 2"
" lie has never put his foot in one"
"Allow me to congratulate you, Does
he come home late ?"
Never. He goes to bed directly af
ter dinner"
A model young man, madam, a
model young man. How old is he ?"
Two months, ". Y Sun.