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The midland journal., 1891-10-30

DR." Jas. e. Haines adds bis name
to the notice to gunners and wishes it
distinctly understood that be means
business. He says the gunners slaught-
cred his cats last year and he doesn't
intend that the outrage shall be repeat
ed again this fall.
The Port Deposit Press says: The
patrons Of the post Office at Porter's
Bridge Store, this county, have
petitioned to have the name changed
to Porter's Bridge.
We never before heard of that post
office.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, thirty.fve
years of age, wife of Rev. D. W..
Hart, formerly of Baltimore, now
pastor of the Free Methodist Church
of Elkton. died Monday evening after
long illness of consumption. She
leaves Eve children.
You get the most and the best
oysters in every style ct Kimbelps.
The County Commissioners on
Friday awarded the contract to build
the bridge oyer Browns run on the
Blue Ball road to E. P. Mahoney for
S175. The building includes all
necessary grading. Several other
bids were much higher.
Attention Is directed to the advertise.
ment of Rudolph's Bazaar, Oxford, Pa,
in this issue. Mr.. q. E. Jacobs, special
ist in lenses for the eye, formerly con-
nected with Queen & Co., will be at the
Bazaar Monday next to attend to the
wants of any one troubled with defec-
tive vision.
This evening the democrats will
hold the usual meeting at Port De-
post under the inspiration and
supervision of the annual campaign
club. Speaking is promised by the
Hon. Barnes Compton, Hon. John
S. Writ and Hon. Insidor Raynor.
Charles P. Barnes, who was sentenced
to the penitentiary on October /, 1885
for term Of IA years. for the murder
of Thomas E. Brown, his brother in
law, and ]. Arthur Barnes, his son. has
been declared insane by the State
Lunacy Commission, and efforts are
being made to have him confined in
the asylum at Cherry Hill.
Heagy has ordered an extra supply
of No. oysters for election day.
Samuel B. Moffitt, an old and
highly respected farmer, residing
near North East, died suddenly on
Monday from a second stroke Of
paralysis. He was taken i'll in a
field where be was experimenting
some farm work and died there. He
wss seyenty.eight years of age.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Mary Wallace,
daughter Of DR.. Joseph ". Wallace
of Chesapeake City and Rev. Frank
Edwin Williams. The ceremony
will take place in the First Presby-
terian Church of Chesapeake City on
Thursday November 9th at twelve
O'Clock.
The unoccupied house belonging
to George W. Poist, on the Linton
- on Saturday night.
The midland journal., 1891-10-30
Notice to Gunners {!

All persons are forbidden trespassing the
premises eff the undersigned with dog and gun.
aud all SO trespassing uill be liable to prosecution
JAMES EVANS.
VIM. j. EVANS.
JOS. 81. LINCOLN.
H. ]. BRISCOE. Jr.
STEPHEN REYNOLDS.
A. ]. MICHENER.
F. L. WAY.
T. MCCULLOUGH.
HAINES JOB.
CHAS J. DAVIS
VIM. G. REYNOLDS.
JACOB SLICER.
J.P. CUTLER.
MORRIS @. REEDER.
W. P. SWISHER.
JOS. N. TOSH.
JOS. SOLIERS.
w. W. NlCRLE
ELLEN NJ TO3H.
THO. EWING.
d. W. MoVEY.
JAS. E HAINES.
CLAYTON N BALDERSTON.
VIM e GILLESPIE.
CORNELIUS TOME.
]. B. FRYER.
A. BARRETT.
WV. MOORE.
NT0ther names will be added to this notice on
payment of 25 cents each.
The midland journal., 1891-10-30

No one doubts that DR.. Sage's Calarrh
Remedy really cures Catarrh, whether the
disease be recent or of long standing, be-
cause the makers of il clinch their faith in
it with $500 guarantee, which isn't mere
newspaper guarantee, but ION call" in a
moment. That moment is when you prove
that its makers can't cure you. The reason
for their faith is this: DR.. Sage's remedy
has proved itself the right cure for ninety
nine ont Of one hundred cases Of CAtarrh in
the Head, and the Worlds pispensary
Medical Association can afford to take the
risk Of you heiDg the one hundredth.
The only Question is--are you willing 10
make the test, If the makers are willing to
take the risks Ifso, the rest is easy. Yon
pay your druggist so cents and the trial be.
gins. II you're wanting The $500 you'll
get something hstter-a cureI
Vote "against" the Sd amendment.
The National Economist the national
organ of the Farmers Alliance, pub
lished at Washington. D. G., has sub
snription list OF 10000. The Alliance
is going to pieces, ehl
The midland journal., 1891-10-30

The Appeal in its leading editorial
this week says;-"The outlook is
good in all fields of trade. and moth
ing now will check the steady pros
porous march Of business or mar its
fine proportions except excessive sill
yer coinage. This is the one dark,
ominous shadow which projects itself
over the country"
For the love of heaven explain this
assertion, $4,000 people in Cecil
county are and haye been anxiously
waiting to have this explained. What
would be Excessive silver coinage?"
and the ''dark ominous shadow?"
explain those two fearful things, do
Mr.. W-we mean Appeal.
The histories of the world have
been searched to tlnd an instance of
it's abundance iajuring the business
of any individual, firm or nation. We
are looking for it with a lantern.
Come to our relief oh, Mr. W.-Ws
mean appeal and point it out.
The midland journal., 1891-10-30
st. Agnes Chapel.

This Is TO be the name of the new
Catholic church at Rising Sun for
which ground was broken on Tues,
day last. The laying Of the corner
stone is to be done on Sunday, Nov.
ember 22d, with appropriate ceremo.
nies conducted .ty bishop Chrsis 81
Wilmington, Del. The church is to
be % by SO feet. and of frame above
the stone foundation walls. The
plan fret entertained os placing the
building in the middle of the lot has
been changed and it will be near the
north side leaving room one the sonta
side for house. In order to econo.
mise little ground the church will be
crowded to one corner and much
more will be lost in effect and beauty
to the church which the wide and
imposing grounds about it would
have contributed. The Bishop and
congregation will find too late that
they have made a mistake.
The midland journal., 1891-10-30

H5r0ther names will be added to this notice OF
payment of 25 cents each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

Eating before sleeping, now so gen.
orally recommended by physicians to
those troubled by Insomnia resulting
from nervous tronble, Is not n difficult
prescription to MI, but the determine.
ton of the question Just what 10 eat Is
not infrquontly puzaling Ono who
has experimental for years names a
glass of warm milk ~ good nlghtcap
for many, while for people who have a
tendency to blliousness II will not ia
at all. To the latter buttcrmilk. not
too cold, Is said 10 be- the best Of night.
caps. Warm milk with vichy Is also
recommended. Oranges and, 10 Ger.
tain extent, hot and sour lemonade are
good for all. Cincinnati Commercial,
Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

II II. Lavender, Of Washington, says
thar he was standing on tho wharf at
Alexandria, Va, Whom Lieut., Randolph
stopped forward and pulled President
Jaeksun's nose lie heard the pr,,si.
dent eNclnlm, SHOW me the villain and
! Will send him hcncc.n Randolph got
away In good tine, or Jackson would
have carried out hb threat easy enough
The old generals hair stood up straight.
er than ever when the Incident oc.
CURED, aud his eyes fairly tanned with
anger Chicago Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

Modern Girl Father, long to be
Independent to rely upon my own ea.
erilons for support. What trade or
profession would you recommend
Wise Father-Flst class cooks mako
5000 a year.
Modern Chill don't like cooking,
It's too feminine, --New York Weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

=-=---
D.'C.tyOuNo. Presi.,
GEO. NJ. CANNON, Wce-Presi..
A. Q. YOUNG, sucy. 4 Treas,
L. q. HARDY.
GEO. HARDY,
lAL0kZ0 YOUNG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

Married Man-why don't you get
married, Miss Jonesi You are getting
20 look like buck number"--will
soon be an old maid
Miss Jonei-lf was as easy to please
az your vito was | would have been
married long ago. --'reNas Siftings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

LOCAL TRAINS.
sAIT LAKE Ann OGDEN
Ieaye Salt Lake 100 am. and 1910 pm, as
MN. Returning, at1lyo SAT-. LAKE $40 E.m.
i.is pan, VS. pm.
BINGHAM.
Leave salt Lake s,2s am, returning, arrive
Aalt LAKE $50 pm.
AMnRIcAs rOHN, rnovo. trms0viLLE,
THISTLE, MI. fLrAsASr AND AANrI.
Leave salt Lake t.5s PM returning. ar
Tiye salt Lake 1901 pm.
d, q. DODGE, i. IL. BENNETT,
General Manager. Cen Paaa.Agt
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
Wooden Clothes.

Wooden clothes! Dresses made oT
wood! Is such thing possible, that
wood can be turned into silk, for cx-
amplcf It's simple process, and not
near rs remarkable rs il seems. Wood is
chiefly composed Of cclluloid mixed with
fiber. The wood is ground between two
large stones, the lower half of which
passes through water that washes away
and absorbs the fibriI matter. The
later is dissolved through chemical sub
stances aud tho C..-. ,ru..,-;I .>,,-Snco.
Thls product has Justly been called ga
maid OF all work" II plays II conspicu.
Gus part IN the manufacture of papcr; i,
has hand in the making Of jcwcry; il
is nm ideal collar and Gull material. he
sides being gOoI for numerous other
purposes.
Chnrdonnet, the famous French chem.
ist' has succeeded in making from this
same material artificial silk, and the new
invention aroused widespread interest
during the last international exposition.
The silk was turned out by means Of n
patent apparatus which looked like a
sausage mill. In tn" place where the
latter sends forth the chopped meat Char
'ohhet mas applied mouthpicCo with
extremely fine apcrturcs. Out of these
tiny holes pours the silk in fine, flossy
threads. The winding, wca VIM and
iyeing was cone as heretofore. Tho
.rtiiicial silk dyes much more easily than
he natural, aud tue mi>St wnndo fol ..-.I---
~se great navan,Ngcs Char |
nonncts Invention met with no success.
ior inc reason that this artificial silk was
mighty combustiblc; but at the uyq,rnt
day this evil has been overcome hv
s",urating the cclfloid in fire proof
soi'i'lon SO that perfect protection
against lgniting is guaranteed. &c.
We shall dress, therefore, in future in
wood and wooden material. Every.
thlnS will he cclmfoid, from the hand
some silk gown In which my lady
Promcnades Broadway to the dainty
'ho'"r WIN which she nibb!cs her bon
'"ns'-'S. Louis Fns,. DjVotrh.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
Birds Tails are Not Rad ler,

cit is popularly imagined that birds
tails serve them as ruddcrs for sle,rinr
purposes, but that is not true. I( they
had been designed by nature with that
object in view they would have been set
with their vancs vertical and not hori
zontal. The appendage, in fact, is
merely intended for a balance, anl Won
will find that all birds which passes,
great ease in evolution through the air
have largely developed tails Uummint
birds are perhaps the most remarkable
examples known OF the machinery of
hying. Their power oi posing them
selves III the air while se,rchinr the
blossoms for insects, remaining alb ,olutcly
stationary. is extraordinary, dcprnd
ing not upon soaring but upon the incon
ceirably rapid motion of their winrs, as
you may observe for yourself any summer
day.
The smaller bird's via, ia pro.
portion to the weight of its boIy the
more rapidly it must flap them in order
to sustain itself. The huge sprr,l of
the owl, with its soft and fcathcry nl,rn.
age, enables it to float through the nirht
air SO no'scleSsly in pursuit of prey that
you mig Int not hear it if it passed close
to your head. On the either hand the
smaller wings Of the diving birds must
he agitatcd with great rapidity to Sustain
them, and they have so little power in
toating Ill the atmosphere that ihcv
come into contact with tt' water. when
after fish. with G",, nnd ~ shower
bath. All the sam" il is tho sn,li win rel
birds like the dur' arl the piy.,l tn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
Drum Language Of the Cameroops

Perhaps nothing more remarkable has
been the subject of recent investigation
than the "drum language" ot the natives
OF the Camcroons, ON the West African
Coast. by means Of this wonderful sys.
tenn of transmitting sounds the most com
pllcatcd messages can be comvcyo;, 10
villages in the most distant parts. In
practising this unique system ot sound
language peculiarly shaped drum is
used. BY dividing the surface of tho
drum head into uneven portions, the in
strumcnt, upon being struck, mav bs
made to yield two distinct notes. Bv
these and shortening or lcngthcninr
the intervals between each note a code
Is established with II r""nl." s2i"y%rg ,r
gaps, strokes and intervals capable of cx.
pressing every syllable in their primitive
language. All Of the natives unlcrstanI
this code, and SO elaborate is it TIM, a
chief can by its means summon To his
presence any villagcr whom he desires TO
see, lntimating to the latter at the same
time the purpose for which his presence
IS required. In this way, too, mcssarcs
can he sent from village to village over
wide stretches of country, the drummer
IN one hamlet transmitting To the next
The Si1naS he hrars n"I .I,., .;,,. ,l,s
most extraordinary rapijity.-- N. L0yE
RepHJim.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

yHB- nv 1xx<
Js,and Of Corfu is said TO hayo 1St8>
oIonred nv Russ;,
-,
Inc Epeiisn h'9 hoa'' over que S'A'"
Oh tue PoPu,a',ou ant one, u '"0
Su''"ce VI 'he ''o'''''' s'oo0
IL is announced that the state OF Maine
will present solid silver turecn 10 the
United States cruiser when bears her
name.
1he people oi TINS country Use three
''nieS as nhucn "'i.'h5 paper 40 ."''I u
any o'her NATION: III Pf"Por''oh " 'hc''
numoer.
During the past year there were over
5000, 600 pieces OF matter withurawn
from the mails because OF Incorrect o.
in9uihcicnt addresses.
Pennsylvania MAKES hftY-two out OF
every 100 tons Of rollcl iron in tho
United States, and sixty nine out OF
every 100 tons OF steel rails.
The .ldest collie 20 in North America
was founded in 1881 the College of St.
Ildcfouso, in the city OF Mexico. The
| next oldest is Laval College, Quebec,
Canada.
| ~
| Gnery and 200 guests had assembled at
| Kcyport, N. j., when she received note
from the groom that ne coh'"h DC pres.
cnt, as his Wedding clothes oioh III
him.
large ami curious h>h was cauSht IN
the creek near .a.hcun, va recently.
IL neat re'cmole'' tha' OF " ShaNc, an"
IL had tceth ilhG h"h''', pe,n2' IL
OIL variety "n<h""" 10 ''ie o'''e'' ''S''cr'
mcn'
| 1t is said that K. G. Duncan, the Ameri.
can who tried % XIII his vile IN Wales,
has Il mania Tor discovering ancient an
| ccstors, and that he went to wales to
lind proof OF his descent IRON Rhys
Funr' a Welsh --oh'"''"'"'
The longest suit oil HAIR III tho world
is perhaps that which grows on the heal
OF MISS Asenath Pnilpott, OF GAINESVILLE,
Texas, nerS trailing on the ground WHOM
she stands nearly iour lcet, measuring in
all ten feet seven inches.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

An inventor, possessed by wat MANY
long suffering travellers will ,cgari as
perverted ingenuity, proposes to effect
large annual saving Oh the elevate
railroads of New York City. He states
that these railroads pay $40, coo year
Tor printing tickets that can be used only
once and $50, 900 for clerical help. He.
proposes to avoid the esastrsx.xuSSf t6n,
expense by the >futrod1ction Of a ma
chine which h has designed for supply.
ing indcstrrct3lc steel and nickel tick.
cts ire purchasers put the tickets in
o"S' ana when the tichet-sellor's sup
n'' Is cHhau,tcl |, he pushes knob, the
DON registers tn" number of tickets ex-
trac'"h anh the tickets arc sold over
again, ad intinitur. -- NcO York CONNER
ciM 1dCtrtis,r.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
Teefb of tine Aue;ent,.

The cyclopedias tells us that "artt-
fetal teeth" came into fashion about $50
years ago, but in spite of cyclopedias the
fact remains. that skulls have been found
in Etruscau tombs dating as far back as
600 years before Christ, in which there
are most interesting and instructive sPeci-
mems of dentistry in general and artificial
teeth in particular. Franeisee Er.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
keen arc the Shafts of RiJicnJc

brave heaftshavc flashed ont nr Efo
from the dHhof many a field Of b,,tIr
: the record Of whose courage could never
transcend the daily life Of many n woman
'or'cn 10 Keep steady front turned tn
ward the legion of annoyanccs that
marshal behind an nh icqunrc income
pretty woman, forced to 90 looLin
Ike dowdy because she cannot otr,yL
OF Is not sufficiently selfish to wear, fine
ana expensive clothes, is sight TO earn
me Piaudits Of such aS appreciate hero.
ism OF the unwept and unstoricd kind
IT taxes more strength of character tn
lace ridiculc than it does to face a battery
"i "atfing guns. A sncer piercc> dccpcr
than bullet. a blow that only rc aches
a physical nerve center does not fell Iiko
'hc blow that buries itself i'm the soul 7
can aodge shell, IL the Lord has given
me level head and moments limo
nut nothing is going to helm mo WHOM
my enemy rakcS me with the light artillcrv
~ Scorn and contempt. If We but know
me INSIDE history OF the man who roos
dressed in scedy clothes, or the womo,,
VINO wears old shoes and rusty oIccos
W" should perhaps uncover, when some
oi ines" shabby folk meet us on the way
as commoners do when royalty rides by
,- chica90 UeraM.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

.,okcnr' said she, po,
.My wheel y d. ~ hept back some io'''
degrees. too, said the sna
"And mine, The disafected peSus
.,Isu't it too oa"
to 80 IN home, me-. toll they hoisted tns,t n,t S for
With some n .oain. aud set ou'
cyles TO the EALING .U,i them happily. ,oke
the town. Gas that the taiiof
! these mcmorao,o ,,,,.pa Miss Benne.Ns .
b,aye old heart knew what
.ch;no s,Susy, you see how sery
, unsteady these bicycles are, separate'
l every" said b. c., tremblingiy.
Il .But suppose, Susy, one were 70 take
two bicycle, like yours ana h,n'' on,
rut n couple of axles across, ana DO
h on ton with two seats and cover, "ha
would that be, SusyF ,o,,
:. ga family carriage, said b. o'' 'oo"
'e inc downward with smile.
X ~, susv and it wouldn't TIP over
~ lid RIM smoothly and safely, an
IS wouldn't it be nice, Susy 'n ho,d IN,
"' dred tried to trundlc WIN one n'n nno,h,
-: he might use the right arm lT worI
purpose, but II "ou'"" ,,n
t,Wouldnt it be much nicer, guy
no Yes, susy thought it wouli. ~,
nd And so b. G. and Old hundred nH Ma,S
his happily baes to town along that NJ M'.h ,%
dy ton Road n:aceforth blessed 10 'n
both, trundling the io'cfu' b'cyGi'
to which alone had been equal 10 inc '"''
ccl Of that long courtshlp e.s.. ..-..-
up, ann dismounted at sight OF them.
". " l" ''Had accidents, see. Too b:
'"o However, can soon straightcn {
out"
To- "Wc have decided, Susy and 7,
'Ss' SpoketIrc," said the bold tailor proud
cn' "to sell our wheels, and we want you
'cn' act as agent. Wen leave then mt "
= shop. You see, Mr. Spokctirc, We hi
'h' decided, Susy and ], to set up a tam
carriage Yankee Blnoe.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

BRows's Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Bilousness AMI General Debility. Gives
Strength, aides Digestion. tones tho nervce-
Mothers weak women and children.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

MALARIA cured and eradicated from ths
system by Browns Iron Bitters, which en-
tion. Acts like charm on persons in general
i'll health. giving new energy and strength
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

,0 on we'll, cNcchc"'J oho,,ld | U
re- says. for y mau "' my -. a;d YOU
4 cxccl,c5,tlS we'll. But now '" S1N
.rr so soob3" Old Hundred "'Ke"' ~"
''u ',Wau can't say that am thIouen
.;,, nv opprcn,iccship yet, con'eSs1" %s
~" .;,h a, charming blush, 'pn' ''.
,,,;rc saws he hardly ha, TO h"'n .no
'p"n; ., nlI and he thinks I'm ooinS
".,n, ,h,n most girls do VIII" ave many
ears vo,n-- that is, that ] am holnS
,.rv we'll | need to be helped INTO INC
saddle" ,,;Ior hon:
estly, ,..,,, ~,
.,Dut once in, have absolutely J nJ
,roubL. rfovidcd the ROAD IS s"hoo'"
,evc and Mr.. Spokctirc Just keeps n
h,rJs IN the machine, To KIN" oi s''"''
me, you know. r,;o,l, tosk TO
letting 'h'
Spokctirc helped me out hc said was as
graceful ns n young girl. MIR. Spokctirc
is so nice"
"Miss Bennett, we must 20 out to-
gcthcr next week and aS soon rs posi-
bic! Or rather about Saturday, ch'
Wen both be in better trim by then.
you know. "
without Mr.. Spokctirc, Mr.. Sim.
moneo"
.,,.
WI ,'"'S': n",' ", W. "'''
'nn. '"h'c"'p,'p', '''n "'''S :,
!" " S"h,''" "'PP'S 4, ,'' ''''''
'"nn,,'', , i,''|"yi r,y yr. "'''" ,,n n,,' " .hc
"Sr,'"! M,'n '''a,S ,Srn ",nvnr' ,iI"d i," I fnr
next SATURDAY Afternoon" W." ''Ac" ''r
''r - "'v'',u'r ,;''' .,,. ,,,,,,.;...o,,
o,I r, iIn,,,,"I nnL - rn',rn,inI ,hoir
WV ,'.'','''' "Ir' m',r r. ,. '.L,ar ,'r;t
'l''"' '"' -. n,,, .r,, N' ,
S",, WA 'Pl'"' ~ ,;,,, ,' :, ,,
,'c,n ~" '"'S "" ,h,, % ', ,,,ra % hin,s -
'''" ',", =; Wv ,... ~. -,
/ MAVe
Saturday dawncd pcrvcr.rly fair, with
| ro,ds uu,,,,,,,,,.I, ,,rrr, -, Il ,L ,r,,r
noon saw our hero and heroine tr,udlinv
their wheels throurl IL" v,lIr"c on. to
the Middleton Road. even not ride
through town." each eagerly agreed,
"beca,lsc people might IHugh," which
was very true
The Middleton Ro,I wu, m excellent
stretch for the purpose, in prime condi-
ton, and It'll" frcIu"nird. pll Hun
drrd and II. &. walked oui "i sight of
the VILLAGE chaiiin. unyIv, avoiding nlI
A. A. =.
J nv M ~, ','It" u "I
E iSaI9,t ,%,.'n % '"'I ~" ;,,' n.
fa"". & ra. ,,,.,,l ,h.;, h;,n,I, , T''" s;'
t;,u -" i''
You mgst eArIP me ON, YOU know
saMf': '.:N+tf II rather pale lace, but
brave <hal ny Np"N"''r" thinks 1T is
the little shilot, loo>ina awllwardly
"round Tor something I" lean his bicycle
AGAINST ) m'd at last laying it down clum-
SLY III The m'ddlr ct III" r"ai
4 .Mtc. Sp1n% mt" the NaddIc with
le'nI ol glrI''h apri%htIlnr:S, and tho
l"Nor' nf'"t's weak muscles Were unable to
PieWW+t n"'' Po''"n'"uf Nwaying of the
"nc
Mrr'y ON nN' Shrl"k"d Il. c.,
.1' ",' III" ,'N' a h'ad"r before |
StIft' anu on, VII. SNlnnnlp,I- | shall Ian,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

NEayn REsroRER No Fits after first day'y
asa, Marvellous cure. Treatise and e trial
bottle free. Dr. Kline. H,l Aroh e.. PhllA. Pa
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deals lightly with a woman IN
perfect health. But jail func-
-tional arrangements and dis.
orders peculiar tpwcrhe
leave their mark. You needny
have them. DIR. Pierce's Fs
vorite Prescription comes t.
YOUR rescue as no other medi.
cine can. 1t cures them. For
periodical pains, prolapsus and
other displacements, bearing
down sensations, and all "te-
male complaints" and weak
ncsses, it is a positive REMEDY.
1t is a powerful, restorative
tonic and ncrvine, imparting
strength to the whole system
in general, and t. :hc uterine
organs and appcnda9es in par.
ticular, 1t keeps years from
your face and figure but adds
years to your life. It's guar
mfcca to give satisfaction IN
every case. If it doesn't,
your money is returned.
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The shower OF rice upon bride and groom
,s prayer for copious prosperity and fruit-
fulnesA,
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SELECT siFTINGs.

Maine aud New Hampshire make all
the worlds spools.
A Hope Qnd } COW gives fifteen gal
Ions Of milk day.
The Commissioner OF Pensions dis
6urses nowadays over 500, ,0co, 900 a
year.
A Pennsylvania town boasts OF pear
49,. .h.. g &c ,Ss...S 80 auu IuIi VI
blossoms.
In average condition. turuip see1
may increase its own weight fifteen time