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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08
w ashingtOn.

The official report of the trial trip of the
gunboat Bennington just received at the
Navy Department shows that the horse
power of the main engines was 1922 8, which,
with the auxiliaries made the total horse
power 3434 .O9. The revolutions with the
steam pressure at the boilers of 1866 O6 weres,
1arboard engines. 1905 50; port, Isl.
The Treasury Department has taken steps
70 secure information in respect to the re-
ports that immigrants for the United States
N many instances first land at Halifax. Nova
scotia, and then come across the border by
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08
PUT OUT OF COURT.
A Marshal Elects General Butler; by
Order of the Judge.

OTACF Oh tHc u UUSc.
General B. F. Butler was elected from the
United States District Court room few days
since, by order of Judge Carpenter, who de-
clared the famous lawyer to be disorderly
person.
motion in the case of his client, Mrs. john
son, in perjury case. and the Court re-
fused to hear him. Words followed between
the two, who are old enemies.
The Marshal in attendance forcibly es-
corted the General from the room under the
direction of the Judge
This is the sequel to several other spirited
scenes occurring during the progress of the
same case On the last preceding occasion
Judge Carpenter forbade General Buffers
addressing him.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08
LIGHT Hearts and Plenty Money

have completed my first week with my
charmed with the business l bought my
Platter FROM the Lake Electric Co, Englewood.
Ill, for s.. and feel confident II people knew
much money they could make, we would see
many more happy homes. 1t is surprising the
amount of tableware and jewelry there is to
plate, and if persons now idle would get a
Platter, they would soon have light hearts and
nj
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08

L 90 large
the old-fashioned pill. Too
reckless in its way OF doing
business, too. 1t cleans you
out, but it uses you up, and
your outraged system rises up
against it. DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets have a better way.
They do just what is needed
no more. Nothing can be
more thorough-nothing is as
mild and gentle. They're the
smallest, cheapest. the easiest
to take. One tiny, sugar
coated granule's a gentle lax.
ative-three to four are ca.
thartic. Sick Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
ious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels are promptly re-
Geved and permanently cured
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08
The Mothers Delight.

A remedy that will cure Group in few mo-
ments, prevents pneumonia and diphtheTia
ike Dr.. Hoxsie's Certain Group Cure. No
opium. Sold by druggists or mailed for 80 cts.
Address A. P Hoxsle, Buffalo, \. Y.
FITS stopped free by DR.. KLINE's GREAT
NERVE REsToRER. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle
free. DIR. Kline, 931 Arch ST., Phila., Pa
There are people using Dobbins's Electric
Soap to-day who commenced its use In 1865.
Would this be the were it not the purest
and most economical soap made? Ask your gro
Ger for it. Look out for limitations. D0bbtItS's.
A MILLION oranges were used in construct
ing a pavilion at the California fair.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08

Brazil, a country large as the United
States, has but six thousand miles of
railroads, and pop ulation of 12,00O,-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-08

rail- to escape the operations OF the new Inn
migration law.
SECRETARY PROCTOR left Washington for
with his family.
The United States and Belgium have en-
tered into an agreement respecting the Con-
go Treaty.
REAR ADMIRAL ALFRED TAYLOR, United
States Navy. died in Washington. He was
born in Fairfax County, Va, in 1910. and
entered the Navy as a midshipman in 1925
On MS own application, after thirty years
service, Captain Henry Galley, Second In
fantry, is, by direction OF the President. re.
tired from active service from this date. He
was recently acquitted of the charge of
cowariice during the Pine Ridge fight.
COMMANDER GEORGE c. REIrER. of the
Navy. was ordered to the command OF the
Thetis, relieving Lieutenant Commander c.
d. Stockton, who goes on waiting orders.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT WHITE. of the
Railway Mail Service, has announced that
he will present gold medal to the clerk in
the whole service who makes during the
year ending December 81, 1891, the best
case examination.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

the guilt or innoncence of the
accused.
When Judge Ponds court
opened yesterday morning Capt.
Hart Immediately summed up the
case for the defense. He talked
for two hours, after which Judge
Pond delivered his charge, and
the jury retired soon after l
o'clock.
Capt. Harris closing argument
was an eloquent and effective
effort. He took up the evidence
from beginning to end, and de-
MED every part of 1t that reflec-
ted guilt upon Leo Heilpern. The
county attorney had pictured He'll
perm as a coward crouching be-
hind a woman's skirts to shield
himself, by asserting that he left
Minneapolis on account of dome
stlc troubles, and then refusing to
state the nature of the troubles.
About this matter Capt. Hart had
this to say:
,,And where do we find Mrs.
Heilpern now? In close connection
with the wittnes Zeidler, asking
him how she can get a divorce.
Heilpern has not told me his sad
history; he has told me that he
cannot give 1t to anyone. There is
one thing about a woman that is
not found in this mans wife
Woman, no matter how dlsgraced
the object of her affection be-
comes, will still cling to him. Mrs
Heilpern has deserted her hus
band in his hour of trouble"
Then Capt. Hart took awhir:
at some of the-state's witnesses.
II feel it my d u
ty", d b e, 80 tell
you t h Frank Cry.
g a Is t he most ar
rant liar t h t eve l
C upon witness
!, S tand d. [ d o Mt t h i n k
Grygl has very
m u c b in e c is c
[ will talk SO a i n
ly that even h c a +
und ersta d m e. G. ry'
g is not only q
liar out Of our
but per)urer Q
the sta d., a d | c I
prove t."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

zlmierza Sfominskiego, jakoby by1
usuniety ma parafa niemlecka, jest
mylna. rs. S}omihski Jest obecnie,
asystentem u ks. Z~aJeskiego "
Town Lake ma niemieckiei pa
rafii wcale ME bvi.
Przeciwnie ks. f. M. Volta
lewlcz Jest kapelanem w niemiec.
kim domu Slerot W High Ridge
ILL.,, juz cd po}owy Grudnia. Byia
mu W prawdzie oflarowana parafia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
Wyjqtek z Minneapolis Times
(Ma] % i 29).
The Hellpern Jury slent

The Hellpern jury slept on
cots IN the court house last night.
The went out soon after / o'clock
and tangled themselves ~ with
the gigantic amoun of evidence
that had been thrown in their ears
during the past three weeks. The
fate of Leo lIellpern was in their
hands. AT a late hour last night
they had failed to agree upon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
PRQCES. ..HEILPERAA.~
Minneapolis, l Czerwca.
(Prywatna korespondencya
WSi0yusQ

\Przez Gale dzieslec dni ciaagnaf
sic "a drugim razem s}awny pro-
ces Hellperna. Wreszcie Czwar-
tex, % Maja, o godzinie pierwsze]
popo}udniu oddana zosta}a spra-
wa W rece Jury.
Polacy W Minneapolis ! st.
Paul to raza bardzo 1adnie sic po-
kazali. w znaczniejszei llczbie by
Ii obecni ma posiedzeni acn codzlen'
ME l wszyscy okazywali podsad-
MENU sympatya, natomiast z obu'
rzeniem potepiali postepowanle
Gryglaszewskiegoi obywatela Louis
Memo. Ksiadz Dominik MaJer l
D. Alexander Drezmal, wysokl
urzednlk PREY kolei Omaha, row
niez ma posiedzenla sadowe Co.
dziennie przYjezdzalj.
Obronca Heilperna kapitan
Hart W przemowie swo]ei da}
straszna nauke Gryglaszewskiemu.
w d~olaczonych wyclnkach z eszet
angielskich znaldzie Szanowna re-
dakcya niekt6re wyjatki, ale to
zaledwie setna czes6 tego co mu W
oczy wobec zebranego sadu l pu-
blicznosci powiedziano.
Louis Memo r6wniez dosta4
strasznego nosa.
Dotychczas przyslegli ma wy
rok sic ME zgodzili - i mic div
nego. Przeclez pc jednej stronie
znajduje sic potezna Kompanla !
mason1, po druglej stronle sam
biedny Heilpern, a jednak POLO
wan sedzl6w- przysieglych jest "a
jego uwolnieniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

Sedzlowle przysieg}ych, pre-
pedzlwszy 81 godzlny ma uste-
pie, ME mogli sic uiednac, i Sc
dzia personal---very. musla4 ich
rozpusclc. omietanka sadu PREY.
siegtYeh, kupcy minneapoli.ahscy
liczbie 6, oswiadczyli sic "a
niewinnoscia Heilperna. Nazwiska
tych ludzi sprawledliwych So: c.
E. Wingate, Miles Smith, j. M.
Anderson, Z. F. Dahlstrom, E. P.
Varney i G. L. Gehrlinger. Druga
pofowa zas, ludzie mato znani,
oswiadczyl1 sic "a skazaniem pod
sadnego.
Zda]e sic ME ulegac .watpli-
wo6ci, re bedzie tel sprawle
]eszcze jeden process, gdyz W dniu
l Czerwca sedzia Hooker tax roz-
porzadzif.
Pan Leon Hellpern ma ma
dzieje, re W kohcu biezacego ty-
godnfa wyjdzie "a kaucya ma VOL
nose. Zapowiada on, IL W trzec,m
procesle wYda ~ieszcze nieieden Sc
kret, a miianowlcie, kto to w1asci.
vie hula1 z Nina Forst. w tree
elm Iostatnim procesie zazada
przeciez, zeby Jury by}o W sadie
zamkniete cd plerwszego dnia pro,
cesu az do wydania wyroku, gdyz
tylko " ten spos6b bedzie m6gl
przeciac NC naduzy6 i uzyskat
wyrok sprawiedliwy.
Trzeci process rozpocznie sic
albo juz W naiblizszy ponledzla}ek.
albo cd tego poniedzia}ku "a 8 ty.
godnle.
Wszystkle powazne gazety W
Minneapolis i sasiedniem st. Paul
pisa, il zaden sad skazac He'll.
perna ME moze. Obropa jegc
silnlelsza cd skargi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

Il oZpraW SAD W e.
si6drny dzie,t sqdu (Wyiatek z
z dzlennika Minneapolis Iourmal).
- Re strony o%skarzonej powo1ano
Franka Grygle. Chclano sig do
wiedziec, jake by}y jego stosun-
XII do Heilperna, iaka byia ich
wzajemra przyjazn. Kapltan Hart
wyjat trey ~fotografie, ktore polka
zai p. Grygli, by sobie je zoba-
csy} i sspowiedzia}, czy je kiedy-
kolwiek przedtem wl1zia}.- TAX
= Grygla je widzla}, lecz coz z
tego. Pan Hart poprosii swiadka,
by sobie zobaczy1 odwrotna stroue
iednej fortografli i przet}umaczy}
kilka slow polskich tam napiss-
nych. - Prokurator Than "a.
prostowa} przeciwko temu. Po-
wiedziaf, il ME Una 7ezyka pol.
skiego a must wprzod wiedzlec, CO
te s1owa znacza, lecz przewodni-
czacy sedzla p. Pond pozwo!i}
Grygli te slowa przet}umaczyc. Otto
ich brzmienie:
Panu Leonouw Hell lpernowi ~
dowod najszczerssei przyjaSm. -
FrancSszek Gryglaszewski.
'Grygla m6wi, re te fotografa
p%odarowa} Heilpernowi r. 1885,
gdy go spotKa} W New Yorku,
mniema]ac, il Heilpern Jest stu
dentem z unlwersytetu Warszaw-
skiego l korespondentem pism war
szawsklch. - Drugle dwle fotogra.
fe - mowl1 - Leon wykrad4 mu
z biurka; kiedy mu dab g%oscinnosc
W swoim donlu 1 wolny przystep
do swojego ofsu 20 przybyciu jego
z New Yorku. (Wesofosc ma sail
sadowej).
w dalszym ciagu przes}uch6w,
Grygla zarzuci} obroncy p. Leona,
ze SAN W ofsle adwokata p. Long
brake przyzna} wobec nlego, IL
uznaie Heilperna winny1n, pan
Hart zas zapewnla}, il w6wczas 5
STOW do Grygli ME m6wi}, tego
zas, co mu W usta kiadzie Grygla,
wcale ME mowi}.
Adwokat Hart, widocznie
zadowolony z Grygli jake swlad-
ka, powoiai ma swladka p. HELPER.
ma.
- Czy Grygla p}aci} "a pana
W New Yorku "a stancya?
- Ale %gdzieztam = odpowle-
dzia1 Heilpern. = Go do fotogra-
I'll, jedpe z napisem przes1al mu
Grygla W r. 1885 do New Yorku,
a drugie dwle desta} cd Grygll W
dowod ~przyaazzni w + .fsss.
Pan John B. Whitman, u
kiorego Hellpern przez 3 lata
mieszka4, zeznaf, IL Heiipern ku-
powal wiele kosztownych mebli
kslaaek (nawet MIN j~eszcze by1
buchalterem W Columbia Mill), a
iona lego czesto poswiadcza}a poo
niebecnosc Heilperna W ksi2zecz
zach listonoszow odbior list6w re-
gistrowanych dla tego lokatora. -
Pan Whitman ze4nai dalc!, re ma
'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

jail podr6knego. Rozb6jnik dos
trzeg} go i uciek}, zatopiwszy
sztylet W sercu swej ofary. swia.
dek zbrodnl pospieszyi nieszc zssli-
wemu W pomoc, lecz znalazf so
juz bez ducha. Wydoby} sztylet z
jego plersi. w tenn %nadjecha} jez-
dzlec widzac go mad zabitym z
sztyletem W dom, wzia} go "a
morderce i oddat W rece sadu,
ktory 60 wtraci} do w~iezienia. u
p}yneio wiele lat, zanim prawda
ma jaw wYsz}a. Takich przypad.
kow wiele zachodzi ma swiecie.
Go to 20 czlowiek ten Leon
Hellpern? Jest to gentleman do
brze wychowany wysoko wy.
kszafcony. Co "a r6znica miedzy
MIN a Louim Memo! Louis Memo
takiej jest s}abej g}owy, il
ME spam1etai nawet, kogo He'll
perm W Warszawie Mai oszukac,
kiedy wyjecha} z Warszawy i lie
wynosl}a przeniewierzona przezen
suma. Me dosyc 60 Grygla wytre-
sowa}.
,,Jakzez lnaczej przedstawi} sig
wan ma estradzle p. Leon He'll
perm, Przez cztery smiertelne dnl
tn siedzia} wYstawionY ma krzyzow1
ogieh pytan stawionych mu przez
dw6ch zdolnych adwokat6w. Opo-
wiedzia} te sama historya co PREY
pierwszem postepowaniu sadowem
ME zbaczajac ma szerokosc wiosa
Czy podobna, ably kfamca powta.
rzajac jaka HISTORIC pc up}ywi'
trzech mleslecy, sig ME poplataY
Nam sobie "a b o
wlaze - clagnaf dalej - p o
w1edzlec a m, i;
Frank Grygla Jest MAJ
bezczelnie szym k m
c 9, akl d y k W i e
d o sic ma stan o
wis ko sw d k a, Me u
W azam, by GrYgl;
mia} .bardzo wiel lie re
z umu - powie vie
tax wyraznie, re ia
wet on zdo{a mni
zrozum i e &: Grygla es
nietylko wi ch4aczen
Pc "a 9 NJ, lecz krzy
woprszys ezcaw sadzi
to ia mu moge d o
wies6.
[Ustep ten powt6rzyt nave
st. Paul Globe, dotychczasow
wlelbiciel GrYgll, = ten sam Gtc
be, kt6ry pred czterema lat
sr6d Sejmu Zwlazkowego W S
Paul, poda} portret Grygli wraz
Jego kozia br6dka l zuchwaler
k1amstwem, re Zwlazek Narodow
polsk1 W Ameryce llczy 40 tysif
cy cz}onk6w].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

w dxiewiqtym dniu procesu
pan Heilpern wykaza}, il swia-
dectwo Lcuiego Memo by4o
dziecinnem. Podsadny wykazaf,
re Memo liezY} dopiero lat 9 W
czasie, kiedy - Jak m6wi 80 ko-
lektowa} cd niego komorne.
- A wi &c ME m6gf cd pana
kolektowaG komornego?
Jakzez, kiedy tylko 9 lat
liczyf.
= Czy pan mieszkaies kiedy
W domu OLGA Louiego Memo?
Me, nigdy. Memo grubo
sic myll, mowlac, IL ia uciek1em z
Warszawv W +. 1879, sclgany "a
oszustwo. Wyjecnaiem z togo
miasta dopiero w r. 1881. Louiego
Memo poznasem dopiero pre- d
kllku laty W New Yorku..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

BALTIMORE, M. D. Kar-
dyna} Gibbons niebezplecznie "a
chorowaf W plebanil w Rryntowu
ma chorobe m~alerycznq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

Ma WYSPIE San Domingo
(Halti) wybucbfa rewolucya. -
w miescie Port au Prince ogfo
szono stan %oblezenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
CHICAGO. III.

CHICAGO: III. Tutejsze
zydowskle organizacye towarzy.
silva zwofa4y ogolne po-
%sledzenie, ma kt6rem wyrazono zy-
genie, ably do tego miasta ME
przybywo1o wieceJ zydow Z Ro.
syl, gdyz lch u l tax dosyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
1879
AM RYkA
w \

O~BRACHOWANO w Wa
shingtonie, re miasta Milwaukee,
Chicago, Port Huron, Detroit,
Grand Heven, Cleveland Buffa-
10 posiadaja przeszfo polowe
wszystkich okret6w ma wlelkich
jeziorach. Chicago ma maj wlekszaa
liczbe okret6w, t. ]. $50, potem
nastepuje Port Huron z 293; De:
z 275; Milwaukee z 258; Grand
Haven z 225; Cleveland z 219 i
Buffalo 2O4. Cleveland ma mai
w1eksza llczbe ton, 10000, potem
nastepuje Detroit, z 10000, But
falo z 10000; Chicago $1,000;
Port Huron i Milwaukee maja pc
$1,000 a Grand Haven 100000.
Ogden krazylo ma wlelkich jezio-
rach 2784 okret6w, gotowycb po-
miescic $4,000 ton a przedstawlaJa-
cych wartosG 40 milion6w dola-
row.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

NEBRASCA.-J6zef e. Boyd,
kt6ry z powodu, re zaniecha} sta.
rae sic obywate]stwo amerykahskle,
wlnlen, re syn lego muslaf usta-
PIC z urzedu gubernatora Nebraska,
umar} W nledziele W GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, W w1eku lat 10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

Z mowy kapitana Harta 10
dniu 10. procesu (2S Maja) - O.
bronca podsadnego zaraz 2 rama
rozpocza} przemewe za wolnoscia
Leona HeilperEa,
Nasamprz6d porowna} sprawe
Leona przypadkiem, jaki mai
pewien szlachetny cziowiek poi
w.eku temu. PodrdzuJqc przez GO.
ry, spostrzegf, jak rozbojnik zabl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

GRAND JURY W St. Cloud,
Mil a., ku wlelklemu p%rzerazenlu
prohiblcyonist6w, uwolni}o 81
salonlstow, oskarzonych O SPREE
daz palonych trunk6w niedzie-
le.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

zajutrz po odebraniu wiadomosci,
il Heilpern nosi SIG myslaml
samobo]czemi, zapyta} przewodni'
czacego Kompanii Columbia Mill
p. Zeldlera, czy tez ME wykryto
W kasie tel Kompanii jakich ME
dobor6w. W6wczas Zeidler odpo'
wiedziai, IL r~zeczoznawca odbyf
rewizya ksiazek Kompanii, lecz do
tad zadnego przeniewierstwa ME
wykry}.
Waznem ola p, Heilperna
by}o take swiadectwo pana E. G.
Beardsley, kt6ry zeznas, re po
znlknieclu Hellperna zapytaf lei
dlera, jak sic ma kasa Kompanli
Columbia, ten zas odpowledzia},
re ME %znaleziono zadnego pre-
NEW .erstwa, kt6re moznaby He'll
pernowi zarzuclc re 60 ma "a
rzetelnego cz}owieka.
Przessuchy Memgeuskiego.
W smym dniu procesu zeznaf
L.. Niemo, sekretarz polsklego
Tow. budowlanego W St. Paul { z
peusya 5000 ~m1esiecznle), re INA
Leona Heilperna lat IL, poznaw-
sly 90 pred IL W Warszawle.
- Jak sic pan nazywasz pc
prawdzie? - zapYta} swiadka ka-
pitan Hart.
- Ludwik Niemojowski -
odpowiedzla} swiadek.
- Czemu pan zamieni}es to
nazwisko ma Louis Memo?
- Skroci1em je tvlko o dwie
sylaby przez wzglad ma szczeki a.
merykahskie Ito save the american
jaws).
Ot6z to - wtraci} kapitan
! Hart, glosno sic smiejac z pu-
blicznoscia re wzgledu ma szczeki
amerykahskie - he?
- Kiedys sic pan u1odzi},
panic Memo?
Mniej wiecej W czasie pol.
sklego powstanla.
= Otoz to czy pan by1es
powodem polskiego powstania?
- No, sir; lecz m6w1ono MI,
IL liczyiem mniej wiecej rok, gdy
wojna wybuchia. (znowu g}osny
smiech " sally.
- w kt6rym roku p. He'll
perm opuscil Warszawe?
- Zdaje mi sic, re W r. 1879
Uciek4 z Warszawy, DO czekafa &C
kara "a oszustwo. Mieszkaf W do
mu mojego OLGA - ia sam komor
ne cd nlego odblerafem - wiet
dobrze wszystko WIEN, a zresztf
wszYstkie gazety o tenn plsaly.
- Wszak pan praculesz "
tel sprawle za wynagrodzeniem =
prawda?
Memo: - Naturalnie spo-
dziewam sic dostac swoia zap}at'
"a to. We'll Ihope W get my fees on
Of i). = Znowu smiech rozlega si'
W sail sadowej.
- CzY pan robote swoia "
tym procesie uwaza "a bushes:
- Bynajmniej. Me uwazan
jej "a bushes, lecz "a obowia
EEK.
Gdy Louis zeszedf z estrady
wni6s} kapitan Hart, ably wszel
kle zeznania tego swladka wykres
lono, lecz personal---very. sadu nj
to ME zezwoll}, poznlej jednal
rzek} do przYsieg}ych, il ma t
swladectwo zwazac ME maja, lee
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

W La Sale, ILL.,, lecz z powod6w
niewiadomych ME chcia! opusclc
dyecezyi Chicagoskieh choclaz W
La Sale mia} mlec rocznego do
chodu s2,50O.O0.
w Chicago ME potrzeba ksie-
zy, lecz koscio}ow.
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A Pastor Given . Vacation.

Ed. U. NJ. Browder, pastor
Christian church, closed his
second year with the church here
last Sunday evening, with a large
audience and two additions to the
church. He is called by the
church to continue his labors as
pastor. The church gives him
three months vacation, then he is
expected to return and resume his
charge. During his two years as
pastor there have been 237 added
to the church. He has immersed
with hisown hands during this peri
cd III persons on the confession of
their faith. The church has pros
pered under his administration
from the very first, and he closes
his second years Passionate with
the most friendly feeling between
him and the church.
He goes first to Ohio to visit
his mother, brothers and sisters,
then to Washington, N. G. to rest,
and also to hold a few meetings in
the Sunny South" 1t. SO hap
pens that, all the points, whore he
is to preach are places he helped
to capture during the war of the
Rebellion. On the 4th of July he
is to address the reunion of his
Reg. Gath O. V. I. at Greenville,
Ohio.
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Fu|kerSOn'S Kidney and Liver Regulator.

The Sampson of Medicines The effective medicine
discovered for the of sill diseases OF the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs and ell Liver such
as Constipation, Dyspepsia and Debility. Why s Fulker-
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is this thedseases of the kidneys and liver have
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FEW SYMPTOMS OF DISEASED KIDNEYS-Back-
ache nuterine and pains in the heart tired feeling rtated
hot and dry skn tickle appetite scedng sensation acid Bit
ter taste with furred tongue in the morning.
A FEW SYMPTOMS OF DISORDERED LIVER
Coated tongue, irregular appetite fness Of the stomach,
sometimes pain under the shoulder blades aching
limbs and soreness of the muscles sleepess nights and Of
ten times rghu dreams rush of blood to the head and
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Take Fulkersons Little Giant Liver pills for the
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Window Curtains
in endless varieties at
Smith & Dunkins.

B. W. Sands has recently
made large additions to his Jew
elry stock, silverware and. fine
table cutlery. He also has 8 test
case for testing the eyes, and Is
thus enabled to furnish you with
just the kind of spectacles you
need. Call on him for anything
in his line. He guarantees salts
faction and his prices are reason
able.
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Prof. Place and Miss Baumann,
who are now conducting TIE sum-
mer school of music and elocu-
ton in this city, will, with their
classes, give concert as above.
The music class will render a
number of selections by a chorus
of ten voices.
Mis- Baumann and class will
give Pontomime Drill, including
all the movements; also recitation
in concert by class of ten.
Numerous individual selections
in both music and elocution.
Reserved seats, % cents. Gal
lery Is cents. Tickets will be on
sale at Normal Bookstore, next
Monday.
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Attention Comrades and Citizens,

There will be G.. A. r. Old
Soldiers and Citizens picnic near
Adam Anspach's farm, two miles
south of the lower Iron Bridge,
Sept...1 and 2, 1891, at which time
a monument will be erected over
the grave of James Fletcher, an
old Revolutionary soldier. The
picnic and ceremonies will be un-
der the control and supervision of
Corporal Dix Post No %, G. A.
r. Dept of Missouri Everybody
cordially invited to be present and
participate in the exercises.
BY order of Executive Com.
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MARRIED.

GARDNER-GATEs-At the Pro-
bate Office, in this city, Monday,
June Is, Mr.. John r. Gardner
snd Miss Anna Gates, Judge
Morgan officiating.
kELsEE-PRoPsT-At the resi-
dence of the bride, Thursday,
June IL, Mr.. 81. T. Kelsee, of
Texas, aud Mrs. Matte Propst,
of this city, Rev. Roszell ofici-
ating.