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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

Syrup"
For Coughs & Colds.

John F. Jones, Edom, Tex. writes,
/ have used German Syrup tor tie
past six years. for Sore ThrSa..
Cough, Colds, Pains III the Cse>t
and Lungs. and ftt lie say 10 any
one wanting such a medicine
German Syrup IS the best.
B.W. Baldwin, Gainesville, I'enn.,
writes: ! have used Your German
Syrup III my family, and find i ,se
best medicine | ever tried Tor coughs
and colds. l recommend ! e eNery-
one for these troubles.
R. Schmalhauscn. Druggist, Of
Charleston, H., writes After tsNlngl
scores of prescriptions and propara-,
tons l had on my files and sheivesI
without relief for 4 VERY severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs. I
tried your German Syrup. i gave
me immediate relief AID 2 pcrsna-
nent cure.
G. c. GREEN, Sole Mauufacturcr, Y
Woodbury., New Jersey, I. ) A.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion and Stomach
use Browns Iron Ritters. The Best
! unic. it Iebuilds the system, cleans the Blood
STRENGTHENS the muscles. a splendid ton
ic tor weak and deDilitated persons.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

Lee Was Chinese Headache Cure. Harm.
less ii effect. quick and positive in action
Sent prepaid on receipt Of ST per bottle
Adeler & Co.,5@ Wyandotte ST., Kansas City. Mo
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

NERVE REsToREn. No Fits after trst days
use. Marvellous cures. 9rreatise and - tHA1
bottle free. Ilr. Kline. 81 Arch St, Phil2-. Pa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

When a man cannot have what he loves
IL must love what he has.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
market-Ne,s York Sun.

In Philadelphia the public charities
during last year amounted to about 81
Boo 900.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

Young CHICKS need the best or care
and the mos. nutritious fool u give
them a vigorous start 10 grow. Once
we'll started il IS comparatively easy 70
keep them growing.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21
February was the last month OF the
year until 452 3. G..
10 You Ever Speculate:

DO GU EVeF SpcCui0I6s
ANY person sending US their name an l.
dress * II receive Information that Will lea
h a fortune. BENZ. Lewis q O., Security
EuIuiay. Kansas City. Nc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

lie tests enough whose wife scolds at din
- lime.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

Timber. Mineral. Farm Lands aud Rancho
in Missouri. Kansas. Texas and Arkaasa.
Guide Book and Mapsent any whs-,
ON recei 2: Il E4cts Tyler Go 3 Gity. Nd
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-21

ti~ deserves not tie sweet who VII nc.
:: The sour.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO Contributors: IN sending answer. name
No. 81 THE NATIONAL TRIBusE ~ which the puzzle
within "a week after receiving ths TRIHUyE. Donot
make numerical cuigmas Of your own name
Answers mast accompany all puzzles forwarded ]
ANswERs TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE FER. 10.
C0nundrum-In GeIfmHn)y,
DrcapftatiOH-Sprig grape
q. q. AcrOstic-ATiie n few lines 10 me
q. &. Wish-hay the e. G. lives be rs happy
aud free from care the flowers Of the garden as
the birds 81 tie nr.
Loved by the &. C.-IoyAI Home Workers.
Down Ia Tennessee-~ent 60 bed with hts vest
on.
&c. C. Favorle-Julius w. Gogarn
Hhyming EngmR-Iaci6c.
Half square-PharOs, hirer. arid red or.
TANGLED QUOTATION.
Thret IL lyon nAliumist hiatt erven aslif adm
tye veTen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wood.
CAN YOU GUESS IrP
More than readinR or writing
All schoolboys delight ia,
At least by their miTth they confess "A:
That little word make
Only one letter take,
And "a hundred 70 one you'll not guess f.
Carrie DE Voc.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
The whole. composed Of % letters. Is the name
and pseudOuym 81 an American humorous writer
The 10, ? !. 4. ~, g. u - a sea.
The o. q 10, - II "a ships boat
The q. u. D. %. 2gis a mirror.
The 6. 10, Z, 10 b. TO desire or long for
The =. Y, 20, :, S IL very sweet
-Marscii Hatch,
sTATEcRAFT ENIGMA
nm composed OF 20 letters
My3 ~. :, 10 Il u "A State.
3. %. 9. 40 u three hundred twenty rods
r. rs. Z, 20 a. a heap.
Ia .. II - young giH
Is. {. q h. what bcgears do.
]. ., 10 20 b. "a Rirl's name.
Whole ~ a celebrated American statesman
Edgar l. Stevens
LITERARY SOCIETY.
COMPOSED Of % letters
:. 8 10, II. rest facility.
y, n. p. al image; n plaything; TO daily
], 5, 20 10, what il advanced in suppcrt OF a
cause.
g. 3. IS, the male child
a, = 20. TO color; 10 stain.
DO. 2, IL, -. TO weary.
-. -. ,. water CONCEALED 10 hardness
2. z. "a is AN intrusive animal.
Whole Is the name Of our literary socIetv
p. w. Comba.
DEcAPITATION.
BcheRd flower OF pleasing hue
useful nuid twill bring TO view:
Behesd plant, ils odor sweet
And lol swain your eye will greet
John y. aud Katie Canaan. Raihbun Wis
OUR C. C. CHAMPION.
Het buuter ii uro cauipomh
De tadns mp con dna isl
Adn les OK OF hct rRgdn nornoin
hiiw hte sDiy nj lube NtCn alf
Lizzie Z. Ecizhon Hastings Neh
For Coughs, sore Throat, Asthma,
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C. c. Sketches

AEEIE ALLISON HOPETEs GRACE T. 0FPI-LT.
Annie Allison Hopkins. daughter ~ O. J. Hop
EiHs. Sergeant Co u. a2d Ohio, and Captain Of the
9TH OHIO battery. Ohio ~ c.. Rltd Of Julia =. Hop
kins Chairman Home and Employment Committed,
Forsyth licllc Corps NO. q, lzE handsome ano &c
CoHpl isheu Young lady Of Toledo o. aud one Ot the
early contributors % the N. y. G. &. Annie b.
very patriotic, aud always Ht the front in veteran
Interests She b. fond Of books aud music aud EH
artist 81 merit. Size b. now "a visit 10 Gen. aud
Mrs Young Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home Aenin, q.
Grace D.. OBpelt Is the daughter % 2sth Iowa
veteran wiio Joined the q. O. in 1885. Sine has blue
eyes and hRhl-brown hair, aud Is five feet four
tuohes in hight D. fond of reading, painting and
flowers. She b. % years old
The National tribune., 1891-03-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

&C Motto: Pro patria.
&c. Flower: Forget-mc-not.
Objects q. O. Progress patriotism.
Price silver badge: One dollar.
All regulHr readers Of TIE NATIONAL TRTBUNr
TnHy be enrolled az Loyal Home Workers free and
90 beconlc members 81 the Conversation Club and
contributors Ia the several departments
Contributors viii plense add 10 the address on
fheir envelopes. Loyal Homcworkersh Of &C"
a. facilitate the handling OF mail.
References required OF new members desiring
c. q. photographs and sketches must accompany
each other uud each picture must have name and
address ou the back. NO notice wlll he taken OF
them Otherwise
n. T. C. c. GUARDS
Tie G C. Guards Is a band 81 the C. C. organized
pt Boston hup 49, 1890 ion muiuH benefit and the
more practical enforcement at thr principles Of
patriotism HHd progress 20 which the G. &. stand
pledged. Following s the form Of application 60
he indorscd hy Post Commander, Minister Of the
Gospel, or other reliable person.
Admission fee, 10 cents, must accompany This ap-
plication.
.,,,,....s...s,. 81
70 National Hlrcsiig HiHg Committee,
THos J. MARTIN Chairman,
Box $40 Clinton, Mass.
DEAR SIR AND BHO GUARD: j. as a member of
fhe a. O.. have the honor to make application for
membership in the H. r. C. q, Guards being in
sympathy with iis objects and plcuging the Order
niy hearty support
Sgnea''''''''''. .'......''' .'''''''''''''
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........ ................
lAddress)
Toheerfully indorse The application of............
believing .......to he loyal and al good character
signed .....,... ...........,...
The Guards 81 amy Slate desiring to form D-
vision shoulA nddress the AduuuI General direct.
KATIE D. SHERWOOD, COMMANDMENTS chief.
AMOS T. SEAMAN, Adjutaut- General, st. Louis,
1lo.
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hIArnE hl. TEhsrEn


Maude n. Frazer Spring Bluff Mis- daughter
81 Tetrrau, WIS born Aug. d. 1853. b. five feet
-four inches tall has dark bFown hair blue eyes aitd
darE complexion. She hus been a member OF the
Congregational Church for five years. the g. O.,
threF EeHf- sHd tlte American Association 81 PEN
Arilsis nearly one ycRr Fond OF reading muse
and al tuFG beHutiiui.
Ruth a. Moss, daughter 81 Capt. r. A. Moss.
60. a. 8th Il. O., a.. A. ky. born in Wayne
Comfy lll.. june .. 1867; removed 10 West Plains
Me- lssl. SHE WAS educated al Lombard Uui-
Ver-iiyt bulrshurE lll., aud hAs taught Eve terms
~ school thc first De- hrr 10Th year She is blonde
hve feel ELK inches in hight, aud weighs % pounds
hhe BE- now teaching al Center Hil. No. aud wOuld
correspond aud exchange photographs with
teaoilsFH.
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A c. c. WISH.

14le rrandrst towers hat ever rise
Beneath tbe blue 81 balmv skies
Have Faith beneath the enterprise.
The purcst Joys we ever greet
Spring up beneath our patient feet
Where Path and duty meet.
The greatest suCcess 10 ms e'er given
Fails softly a. the dews at heaven
When we in fftilh have siriycu.
Tile love that ilis tlbe heariur breast
With al thni's noble, pure and hest,
la Faiths own c0iOTs slill is dressed
This, then, ] wish Tor thee,
Tint YOU may ever bg
Faitl's loved company.
The National tribune., 1891-03-12

When Baby was sick, Ne gave her Casfotn.
When she was Child, she cried Tor CastorIa.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castor.a.
The National tribune., 1891-03-12
2 Kings, GLIB Is.
nol " AZ ADs
3. Place.

Elisha was at Dothan. (V.13.) 1t seems the
prophet lived there for time. He itinerated
and we find him at several places successfully.
Doihan IS very ancient place We meet it
in Cen, 81: IL. Thither Joseph went seeking
his brothers. There they quarreled over him.
There they planned his death. There they put
him into pit. And il was there they sold
him toa caravan going down into Egypt. The
name Is Hebrew, Dothaim, meaning two wells
10 was place of some significance We notice
II Is called city. ". IA Of the lesson.) Cara
vans still pass that way going from Damascus
TO Cairo 10 Is south Of the plain of Esdraelon.
Ii was in the tribs Of Manasseh. When seen
by Franz *. Van der Velde %. ITO, IL was
heap Of ruins. DR. Robinson found IL, still
bearing practically its old name. Eusobius,
Whitney, Dr. VIM. Taylor, DIR. J. L. Kondrick,
put u II miles north of Samaria. IL Is about
81 miles north Of Jerusalem, about 100 miles
southwest Of Damascus, % miles east Of the
The National tribune., 1891-03-12
For Coughs, sore Throat. Asthma

CsiarIh, aud Diseases 81 the Bronchial T,ii,ca d,
better remedy can Le found than ' BEowN's R,os.
CnIAL TEoCHEs." sold only In boxes Is cents
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ERTlMENT
ARAGRAPHS
q ENNED BY
NOW WELL.
CURED BY The OWEN ELECTRIC BELT.
ROCKFORD, Ill, Feb. 10, 1891.

ROCKFORD, Ill, Feb 10, 1891
you bad with R%s 4n' Z i S6ag f 6ss f aod
haS Thought %oa ona s 5 mSss So% wish s my
dies that ever life Dear
Electric B s a% H w al nave PoTsl in o s H
Respectfully, Br1rG roSnEna.
IT.
PEORIA m, Jan. a7, 1891
year,
steadily gaining strength weight When go your 6f
and think dm sound dollar 3 entirely eard Of 2 nervousness %on
not take twice what paid for my ' and 4oaa 9a f glad " TH6su
PERSONS EGG.
BENTON Mimi, Jan. q,
years F5rod Tumo has been as large my
saying ads me- much BETTER and wy bo believe
Yours, etc, Mrs H EDDY
AoREar SUFFERING, rnmoRrsLIzED NAME.
ADRIAN, Mich, Jan r.
battery Rt marvel 1t has no equal
eternity 5Fg
TO RHEUMATISM so HE COULD NOT MOVE TAKEN OUT
BELT
ABERDEEN, s Oak
bought three ys@rs ago After wearing some months was well ever had
in bed at a Those W ay ad this yoa are masDs rSsu aRc mg
advice and get an owen Electric 4 7ssr, aa sure win
RENSSELAER, Ind, Jan. a. 1891
DR. OUa,C Chicago
Electric Rs'H With afs5 @ 9 l a ' Ss S1 IL 2
10 say ann ysefa
CONSTIPATION CURED
49,
DR. OUeaC
DEAF purchased Of
me
70 great
have tried carrh remedies
l belt viii entirely
maxim
selEaddresed, envelope TO
OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
and
diseases
with
mailed address
The OWEN ELECTRIC BELT and APPLIANCE co.,
1911 g. 1913 STATE STREET, CHICAGO ILL.
New York Office, 826 Broadway.
THERE THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT
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ATTENTION, C. c. OF MASSACHUSETTS!

AIIth IIUhl 9. q OF MAbsACHIhLIIb.
The first meeting 0i the Massachusetts \. 7. C. c.
Guards wiil be he'd last Dsy. April . in the hail
al John A. Andrew Post. IS, 1854 Washington ST.
Boston. from 81. m. 90 g. On.
All q. g members, residents of Massachusetts or
visiting the Slate, viii be cordially welcomed by
the Guards u b. hoped aud expected that this
meeting VIII bo ~ grand a sHccCs- az was Iue O. G.
lseuailon last August The Guards Iu tire vicinity
Oi Boston are working 60 make this ma interesting
meeting, ana we shall be glad 90 welcome many
Issw faces OF fnst Day. Yours PRO PAtrA.
SIMEON NIlLIAMs, Acting Provisional Com
inauder.
MAMIE n. BEST Adintaut
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making inquiries from the writers testimonials requested
stamped envelope TO insure reply.
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Says Milton:
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

= Millions of spiritual creatures walk the earth
unseen. both when wake and when we sleep -
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Conversation Ciuh.

Gsflsf ollie CltfJ.-l. Write briefly. . Writeor,y
20 one side al tIe paper. 3. MIiie 90 tlie uoint 4
write GA one subject. 8. Write your best q
1siu answers 70 all puzzles foT use VI Editor Zach
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T. IlEsr Adjutant.
HEADquArrrHs or rrsgs,IvAsIA Drvr-1oz. !

Feb 10, 1881.
Orders No. i.
H. All members uf tie O. q. in this Slate " isiirtp
90 join the Peulsy lvaiiia Division Of the Guards
viii forward ihcIr applications, acostn panied bv
reference from Post Commander or Minister with
% cents AZ annual dues (which includes per capiia
tax Of Do ccut- 10 NatIouRD 10 Chairman Of luve.-
ttgaJinR Committee, ". H. Shenlan. 1905 North
Twelfth street, Philadelphia. Mem befs Of Tie
Guards vii simply forward 40 cents 10 the Division
hdjulaut, upon thc rco,1Ih Of which their nAnes
will be enrolled a. menOens 0i PeIusylvRn III.
vision.
III. As at present date the fund Tor general eT-
penditures requires strict economy, ali mem l..rs
81 the q. q. aud Guards writing 10 the Division
officers requested 10 incose stamp n "A FcIjly
is expected.
by order 81 RAE G. HAYs Division Com nlapder.
W III HHEAHkE, AdutHft
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A TERRIBLY NERVOUS CONDITION, VIVA

DIR A Owen,Ch cago,u III.
DEAR was about years Old had attack Of fever which left
OF
weighed 2 pounds and but good condition Now weigh 100 pounds
think
not take twice what paid belt and viii always be glad recommend
L..
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COMPULSORY OBLIGATION.

G. G. FRIENDS: Should education in the Rugfisl,
language be compulsory in the United STATES
8lls 80 t-cl IN open Tor discussion. The Repul,icap
party iH Wisconsin took lIls Issue Ia the cam
HiRn asi Fall, favOrng the Bennel la w. which lro-
tided that MI children in tire state under tile age
least three months lu the year. The lsaffy uns
Overwhelmingly defeated, owing. no doubt 10 A
misunderstanding 81 the law by the foreign ele-
nssut who thought h an ATTACK ou tlIeir lam
guasre and their parOchihl schools Lea 0s brar
from the members Of Tie q. C. on ihe sut,ecl ~
compulsory educatlOn pro con-. especially tl,ss
81 foreign pRreIIlRge. PRO PaLria-ClHrenoe n
Cone Sbshoygan. Wis.
The National tribune., 1891-03-12

We are now to consider the 18th miracle per-
formed by Elisha-tO wit the imparIing TO his
servant supernatural vision. Bsnhadad suspects
one OF his cabiGet or staff guilty Ofbeing atraitor,
and tries 10 discover which man is the culprit
ltpuzzles MIN when he sees his plans frustrated
One OF the council Of war probably Naaman)
suspects Elisha is the person who thus informs
JehOram. Benhadad glOats for the Prophets
blood. He learns Elisha is at DOthan. He
sends a large detachment OF his army, with
chariots and horses, TO arrest the Prophet.
They reach the city and surround IL by night
why did not Benhadad get the thought that
one who could TINS Goreknow the purposes of
the Syrian leader could protect himself?)
Elisha's servant, rising early in the morning,
noticed how the city was besieged, and was
alarmed. lie cries out in his fear TO his master,
Alas! how shall we dor" Elisha, in al as
suring voice. says, They that be for Us are
more than they that be for them" At the
Prophets PRAYER, spiritual vision was given to
the servant, enabling him to 500 bands Of an
gels lowering between the city and its enemies
In little the Syrian army begins attack.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29
Some Worlds Fair Figures.

Aside from the cost of the great
buildings, which will not be far from
S7,0O0,0o0, the following are among
the sums which have been or will
be spent in preparation of the expo
sition grounds. Grading and filing,
si50,000; landscape gardening,
S323,o00; viaducts and bridges,
$4,000; piers, $4,000; waterway
improvements, S225,O0O; railways,
S500,o00; steam plant. 100000;
electric lighting, S1,5OO.000: stat
uary, si00,00o; vases, lamps, ETC.,
$4,000; lake front adornment,
5000, 900; water supply and sewer
age, 100000; other expenses, ST.
100000; total, S5,943,500. The
total expenses of organization, ad-
ministration and operation of the
exposition is estimated at nearly
S5.000,0 900. This takes no account
of the sums to be spent by the gov
ernment, the states or foreign ma
tioDs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29
Premium Corn.

A great many corn growers
have asked an extension OF the
time OF awarding the premium
in the corn contest so that only
the best may be selected from
their crops. The request has
been granted. Read the follow
ing and get the dates:
MI. B. B. Runkle, of the LEDGER,
will give for the best 25 ears of
corn, either white or yellow, grown
in Audrain this year
First premium, 81, 80.
Second best, Mexico LEDGER one
year.
Third best, Rural World one
year.
Corn to be brought to the LED
GER office by November 10, where
each sample will be properly mum.
bered. The award will be made
on Friday, November 20. by the
following committee: Jno. M. Dan
iel, Geo. w. Newgent and James
Carter.
The best samples will be placed
on exhibition at the Court House
with the producers names, to show
the public what Audrain county
farmers can do in the corn line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29
Make q Man Vote.


The talk Of stirring up the people
to induce them to get their names
on the voting list and go to the
polls on election day is likely to be
a light one in Illinois this year.
The law against vote Sinking
passed by the last legislature of that
state has gone into effect there.
This law provides that the election
clerks shall make out a list of all
persons in their respective precincts
who are entitled to vote, but who
have not had their names registered,
and within thirty days after the
election this list must be turned
over to the clerk of the county
boards, who are commanded to pre-
pare from this their lists Of jurors
before the names Of registered voters
have been made use Of for this pur-
pose. Hereafter, therefore, any per-
son who shirks his duty as a voter
in Illinois is almost sure to be called
for duty as a juror within ID very
short space of time. 1t will be in
terest1ng to see how this law oper-
ates in squirting up the delinquents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29
LADDONIA LACONICS.

correspondence Of the Ledger.
LADpoNIA, Mo-, Oct. 27.-Ed
Martin and family have moved to
Roodhouse, Ill.
Mrs. Roberts and Miss Mamie
Roberts, of Columbia, visited at DIR.
Roberts last week.
Mrs. Kate Brown, Mrs. Doctor
Roberts and Mrs. C. G. Hill are in
Mexico to-day.
Miss Jennie Townsend, OF Arrow
Rock, is the guest of Miss Mollie
Glen.
Mrs. L. C. Provine has gone to
Texas to teach. She has been en-
ployed for a nine months term. We
are sorry to lose her from our town
for so long a time, but the school
has an excellent teacher. Her many
friends here wish her the best oil
success and a sure return.
Elder Green preached at the NJ. q.
Church last night. It was a very
logical and impressive sermon.
Rev. Bundy will continue the meet
ing, perhaps. through this week.
There have been about six additions
to the church.
The we'll boring still continues.
One thing has been established; that
there is plenty Of coal under Lad
donia.
The Choral Society is preparing a
surprise for the public in the near
future. ANNIE LAURIE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29

On Tuesday, November 3, cleo
tions will take place in ten States
in the Union. Virginia will elect
one-half of its Senate and a full
House; Iowa and Massachusetts
elect State officers and Legislature
Mississippi elects a Legislature
and three Railroad Commissioners
Nebraska elects two regents to the
University and an Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court; New Jersey
elects a Lower House and one hall
of the Senate; Ohio elects State
officers, Legislature and votes on
the proposed amendment provid.
ing for uniform taxation; Penn.
sylvania elects Auditors General
State Treasurer; New York elects
Governor. Lieut. Governor, Secre.
tary of State, Comptroller ,Treasur-
er, Attorney General, Engineer,
Surveyor, Senate and Lower
House, ten Justices OF Supreme
Court and a member of Congress
from ten districts; Maryland will
elect State officers and Legislature,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29
STILL SLEEPING.
The Wonderful Case of May White, a
Michigan School Teacher.

LANSING, MICH, Oct. 26.-The
wonderful case of Miss May White,
the 23-year-old school teacher,
who has been slumberlng 1876 days,
is being watched closely by the
medical fraternity of this state.
Miss White was attacked with
nephritis while attending school at
Jackson, this State, July, 1890.
The disease afterwards developed
into epilepsy, and she was attacked
with commissions, having as many
as fifty an hour. This continued
until last June when the girl drop
ped off in a sleep. DR.. Brown
took the case in hand and had the
girl moved to his home at Stock
bridge, seven miles south of this
place, where she has been ever
since. The doctor Is the only one
who can awaken the sleeping
woman, which is done only to give
her nourishment, after which she
goes to sleep again. While awake
she reads the newspapers and con-
tinues to take great interest in
what is occurring throughout the
world. During her long sleep she
has lost seventy pounds. DR..
Brown and several other physi.
clans who have been in attendance
confess their inability to see into
the matter and acknowledge thai
they are in as complete Ignorance of
the cas- as when they took hold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-29

THE churches in Mexico were
erected at a time when the city was
one-half its present size, and are
not near large enough. This mat
ter of enlarging the churches has
been put off from time to time un-
til it can be postponed no longer.
The Baptist, Christian and Presby-
terrain churches are especially small
for the congregations which desire
tn attend.