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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
9ret sooesurtbciIe ,m Grabbed

Sits burg, 3d., s. 9pril. Anorea8
Sobt, 0tidael Sobal unb @eorg 6uSnof,
bic brel lln9arn, meld)e Der in elnem luf=
rubr BET @nrnegte's Stablperfen su Sraos
bod periibten Grnorbung oes Iuiiebers Dtiz
fael Gutnn iiberIiibrt iiuo, fperoen obne
3meifel Den Sob am @algen erleioen mill
len. 6tfter Stome uerparf beute 8ornlits
tag einen gntrag AMI eiueu ueuen YroseB,
unb Die GeIangenen murben bann Dem Sc
rid)te pOr9eiiihrt, I'M ibr So0esurtbeil Al
pernebmeu. Sobt uuD Sobal betbeuerten,
ebe Der Hid)ter baS llrtbeil ia1ts, ibrs I'm
idulo. 2as Datum Der 6iuridtung 1T pom
Soupernsur Batiion ieit5uiteleu.
Bon Ger srnncm SuieI.
Comb II, s. April. - 2lus Widlom in
Srlano mtrO lber ein greulides agrariidss
Serbreden 9enelbet. Der SaubSmann Sad
ion bate cine Sarm in Padlt 9enommen,
pon meld)er Der friibsre p6tter pegen 9itt-
Sablung ees Ya6tselDes perjagt woroen
mar. Sein 9tadbar 9rioer luo Sadiou
sum Qbenbefien etn, uno 2eeterer beobadJs
tete Die 0tago 3riper's, Sulie Oturpbp, oaz
bel, ais lie cine beis.nOe 5liiifsfslt, mie ii,
bel elmer Sranfbeit Der Sdaufe gum Sin.
reiben gebraut)t wiro, in ben She ibuttete.
Sie geltanb tble Sd)ulb ein, wollte aber
Den nidJt ueun.n, Der iie 3u benz Anid)laae
auf bQs 2eben Satlon'S an9efeIert bate.
slui oer Hn6retie.
SON II, s. Ipril.- TrieSrif
uno ibre Softer Yrin;efin Margaretbe bas
ben beute ben vSutingba Yalait" perlai-
len unO Die 0fiidreiie na9 Ssuti9laub aus
9etreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
(alus unierer aeitrisen 2. gorsensausaabe
Sin atteutot out Dem e,arsn perttteIt,

Qonoon, 8. April. - Gin Yetersbur9er
Correspondent bes DSelegrap5" melbet:
yGiu attsntat auf 6aS Qeben oeS &;areu
nuroe am Moutag oereitelt. Der Gag mar
Elm ruitiher Seitiag, uno Der 93ar uno
ieine 9emabliu beiudten i'm Glnilan9e nit
benz iiblhen @ebraudle bic aaerne Der
9aroe, gegeniiber Dem Yalaite oeS 8rOBs
fiiriteu Ritolaus. @int beihr6ntte In5abl
Yerioneu bate gilste erbaIttH, Die linen
3utritt gepdbrten.
llnter bieisn 8eiud.rn beiano iidl Elm
Wann, ip.lter inter benz 0orwanb, oaB er
teinen Guft3ug uertru9en tOnne, ieinen
lleberrod anbebielt uub innerbalb Sdrltte
bon Dem Gsareu Yoito iaBte. Seiu uers
pQt)ttges @ebahr.n peraulabte isine Serr
baftuug, unb bel elmer 9urdiudung fano
man elnen 6eooluer uuo Elm permutbll6
nit Sit geiiiQtes 6ldifhen bel ibm Dor.
Gr 9lebt ben gamen Stameitiu an uno be-
bauptet, bas Slaidhen eutbulte MIR Yteois
sin. Die Bolijei mid bon einem in Serbtns
onng nit Guusbsrg'S Ser.t)p0run9 Itebenz
ben Dforbplau wliisn uub ertldrt, iIe babe
eiuen Weuh.lmorbueru6 erwartet.
Drini RapoIepm'S ietament.
2onbou, 7. &priI. - Die Banilie bes
ueritorbenen Yriu,en Hapoleon bat beidlois
len, ben AMI YOlitit be3iiSlideH 2b.tl IeIn.s
Seitameuts, peIfes ben alteften Cob,
Yrtnien Sittor, nit GROCER Strenge beban-
belt, Htht 3u per0fientllhen. Sn BEN DO
tument nennt Vrtn; Rapoleon Ieiuen Sobn
elnen 8eb.ueu uHo 9errdtber uno uerbietet
Inn, letuer Seeroigong bei3uuobreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
Ro0,OoD's pilen.
sas erpse sebers nno @asen= =gsittelm.
Ranman's 8iQen,

Sas erpBe Sebers nno WasenzR zRitteln.
Sonfidnois seItmados. ibe1sutert, pursirsa, rssu=
IireH, reiH9eH uEo trdIt9eH.
HaomaB's Yillen.
3rr SsiIuns aller Sranfbeiten bes Nasens, oer 9e=
ber, beS nereibes, Der giereH, Der SIae, Der Rer=
pen. IeritopIuns, Sarteibisieit, uHperoauIitteit,
Suspepiie, G'aleneiben, Tieber uuterleibsent;iinz
bur9, Ndmorrboioen uno aler lnresemaGt9ietteH Der
@in9elUeioe. 5ten ueoetabiIiIt, ipcoer Gueduber,
gitHernIlcH, nod itdblite Sroguen eHtbalteno.
Cine poIItomuleHe GeroauuH9 miro bIrb
ben G'ebr0ub Taoipap's Bilen erSleIt Sierourt)
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Wtbnt,ttgs Seid)tperoen.

Gaopdn's Rtaoo 3ielci bisttt cine Sur fir ieoe Art
pou StmtrIcn, 9err,niuugtn, Guttit)urstH,
StmtrSen in benz EudtH, Der grui mo
ben 9lieeern. Is mar bGs erite
.a-sss=-sssa-A Ane al eas eiuyige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
alulartH in ibrrn urr(birSrara tors
mrn aehrilt unS perhitrt.

gs ec6t tein 0eiImittel in Der gDeIt peltes gGsts
tlNcbsr uRo ale Gnoereu maIlriieu, bIioeH uHo bus
fieen Stber nit Nhlie non Naowan's Ytuen 10
id)ntl beiIt ais Raouap'e Weaop HsIief.
a. u. N. tlrlrt nlbt nur Den nit Malaria Sehattes
ten, ioRotrH JutHn Gcue, lutlte Dem nalarder 9ife
luS0eiept nHb, icoeu Norgcn ebe e auSgsben 30 bis
25 EropfeH Redop ReIicf IN lEaier eHuebmeu urs
babel cRtR Grader etu, wcroer iie leotn ansri poIs
beuGcr
SO Gts. Die 6luite. .5u bobeH bel gpOtbttsrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
Y6iTe!
YGFel

TGTe! VGile!
sur R.ie i'm GusIcnoe beiorqt inHerbol6 "a StuHben
tu bso.pi.no bercbssieei.m grsiie
Gouars Matne,
Gos SGltiMorsitTGss gIa Sof5Sffics> Ast1Re.
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YruDcmtial>
9eisn Sic bier bic Welegenbeit
reid sn perScn!
$500 SeIpbnune, $500 SsIobnute.

tpern mir bic @anrem, ole mir auiei8en, nidIt
aiifl auflpciIeu!
S'dneioen Sic Sle5 aus eS mlro SbHcn MdHdeH
Dollar i'm Saushalte ip0ren
2100 YarbS @adjstnd,, CUTE GuaIitdt, IS Gents
Die 2dro.
5000 yaros 9uten &ud,enteppid)s, Is @entS Die
gDQro.
275o garos Snerai,,sS rppid,s iilr 3immer, 25
Gents Die slaro.
1850 garss oreiIaaiasn 3sppid)s, nur SO Gents
Die gDaro
HOO g)aros feiHen gaititpp lieueu Scppidle, SO
SentS bic yarp.
VieIer 4eppidh iplro uberdl IN Der Stdot filr IS
Gents uertaut unb 5u b.iem Breiie nod ais Sargan
Betrattet
$500 yorbs isiueE SrlIeIer Ssppid)s, 45 Gents
Die yaro.
1900 ydIbs Body=Sruneicr 5eppidls, 6S SentS
bic garb.
1850 garos ieinen Sammstz leppidle, rs Gents
Die garo.
1000 Noquetz SmSie1eI (0ttomans), 40 Gents oas
Stlit.
GroBe Smurna'er Dtattem, 81 Gents bas StIt.
26 bel 81 9roBe Spmrnaer Watten, auf beioen Seiz
ten 9leh, mn 81 Al.
5000 Eoueu nabtloier Rattcu, auf beioeH Seite1
beHugbar, poG II Gents IN.
Geben Sie Htdt Iebl, itlGueH le itd nab oem reds
en- NIate nm uno merten Ste itd
Nr. 415, Sn=Saltinorc=, nabe Gapfr.
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NaOmaN'S Neaop 0eIiei

Al ieber 3eit I'M SauIe babe. Sen Gjstraut fpiro
iuohltbdtis prfeH bel leosr glrt poH Sdlmers ODER
8rantbet. Is 9i6t ghts IN Der g1et, ous 10 id)uea
einen merS itint- nod oeH ortitritt elmer Srantz
heit Quih0It, ais p0s Nsuop Jlellef.
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Nr. S..
i. R. j.
NaDmab's
BeaOD Hc(ief.
Die biIli9ite unS bette IrSnei fir 6aa
ntlieuz@ebrauh in Der Melt.

SH Seit BON elmer bs SndnSis IdHui,r nab siret
tiruIallstH arnHoIideu Anmenoun9 usrlebt eS Ries
mails, Sdmer5eH bu iIoerH. Ginerlei mi, beit9 uHo
marterHo bic SChmerSen Der burdh 5fbcuWGtiSuus,
Sstldseristti 9uttrdftuns, S,rtrippeuna. Ntrpolis
tdt GeurdlsIe oosr bur ioHitiae 8raufhtit @riaffs
ten audb tln uogen Ruopdos Neabu Heliei perihOfft
ioiortse Srledttruus. IS liRoert ioiort uHe heiIt
balo
RbeuuGl5mus, grtiltursen,
SuiteH, Ihlimmeu pals,
NrbHta, SroHtitiS,
SOpiwtb, Suftp,h,
SahnitHerItu, SntStnbuno,u
Reural9n, S0Hsefione1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09

Safinss, gtebr., 8. april. - Ser &.=
publtfaner erlpGhlten in Der seitri9en Dtuni=
Slpamabl aue ibre @anbioatens 0aS aus
iraiiae g8ablipitsm wuroe gum eriten
WtaIe angswenoet nno beipabrte ild) portrefis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
Sic Strcitfrase nit sstalie,t.
Cine ilntrriudbuns iiber Die egnd,mprse Dor
Der 8rano SnrD in Hew Orleans inn
0anac.-gNas IN Bonn aeia at tpirp.

~ Z " - " IL ~ % SNplll.-2JIC S'luIlu@
Surp trat geitern ipleoer suIamalen, uno bes
gann cine llnteriudlung iiber oas 2pndIeu
Der elf SStaltener I'M bieNgen @efQnqnlB.
generals sanrpalt Ro9ers mar sugegen mo
leiltete Der @ranb Surp Seiitano. Inter
Den I'M 9auie Oe8 Cages 0eruommenen 3eus
gen beiauo iif Garterlon, 6Ibr.r bes Dtpbs,
Der italieulld)e Goulul 8asquale @orte unp
ieiu Sefretdr. G6 perlautet, bab eiue giite
Der 0tltglieber bes StderhettS. @omite's,
weldJeS oas Solf gum angrfi auf baS Sc,
fGuguiB uuiitaaelt., Der GrauS. Surp porge.
le9t mor0en lit.
Die Stimmune In Rou.-SaIofae 0erpficntz
IidInna Der oipIomatiid1em Gprreip onpeui
periprodlen.
81 nj, s. 9lpril. - rNteTagero" pertiins
BET, bab Marquis bi 8uoiui, Der Yrenlier,
Der Observation-Disclosures, iobalO bieielbe
mleoer SuIammen tritt, Die @orreipoubenS
nit BEN Ser. Staaten Iber Die 2pnd)morbe
in 9tep Orleans unterbreiten. 9ieielbe
meroe fiir ben Grfolg oes YreuierS in Der
betrefienbelI internattonalen Streitiraee 5ea=
gen. Cine 9epeid)e oes 8rdiioeuteu loarrtz
ION an ben S0utg 6umbert duBere Die in
nlglte Sgmpatble flir Stalien mo ba8 9au5
SauOpen uno eriud)e ben S0nig, bic Sers
ludle sur SerIobnung beiber Jtationen Su
unterltllfen, Iolueit e5 lelne gSiiroe 5lIs
lalle. Sn Ielner 9lntiuort ia9te Der S0nlg,
mte yOteliagero" ferner rnittbeilt, sr bllltge
oas Sorgebeu Ser italienrden 9lesterHug
uoutomnen, bofie un6 mHnld)e lebod gu
gleid), baB ein llebereinfommen er;ielt merz
Den mo9e.--5roe obtgen Iugabeu glaubeu
Olele gut unterrl6tete Ierlonen, oaB 6aua'S
Qbberuiung erfOl9te, I'M bem italientidlen
8abInet etne Gntld)Hlolgung bafir Su geben,
oaB eS Ielue Serlpredun9eu Setrens SerabT
leeung Der IuSgaben fir armee, Slotte Il.
|. 10. nid)t bielt.-rStalia" GuBert beute Die
lniit]t, baB bic Nmertfaner teinen Soft
babeu, auber tbrem @eloaf, uuo iagt:
vv9Slr miinen ile am @eloiad augretfen
unb cine nlOgitit grobe GntidGOi9ung tor
oern.. Auf tbrer 3un9e ifmebt tets bas
cine g8ort Dollars" 2aBt ms oielen
llmitano benueen.""
Die gtatridlt bes pMefagero" be3ii9lA
elmer blretten GOrreipOn0enS sipliten benz
&0nig 6umbert uno Dem YrGipenten Sarrtz
ion miro beute 9tatulittas antlit fir un-
begriinoet ertIQlt.
9as Sberbunpess sertdbt bat Suris Siftion.
2onbon, s. 9lpril.-Sn einem Srief an
Die p8tmes" ia9t pr. Surlburt, Abi6uitt
OeS 3. 9rtifelS Der Geriaiiuug Der Ser.
Staaten ertbeile oem SberbunOes9eridlt pas
8edt, SurlsOittion Su beanipruten, menu
bemielen iei, baB Die tn9}em-S Orleans selpud).
ten ntGnner ltulieniite Staatsan9ebOrige
paren. Aber nah ietner Griahruu9 in Der
Behring'S serangelegeubeit babe BLAINE teine
&ut 9ebabt, Den ltalleniibeu 9eiauoEen
oaraui binjupeiien. Surlburt iragt ibri.
gems, in melde Gage Die engltid)e Ne9ieruug
9etomnten mGre, faus etwa Elm ol6er SAL
III Iuiralien paiiirt isin ipiiroe?
2lus oer GpfesHeaipn.
0t 0tount Yleaiant, Ya., 8. 9lpril. -
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Hs-aubds 9ubIitum!- G'ebet iidlsr unb uers
laHst Raowas's uno is9st oGB "Haewas" an DEM
it. mas Sbr taHit. CD
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Ser 9eutide Gorreiponoent,

=. Gaime, Giscntbnmer nno &eoaftcnr,
eioiueit>Gde SaltimOre' Strabe uno SoisSffce=aue.
greis b.s taaIidDen 9Iattes, burd, Grdser ir SaIs
timpre uno in Der glahbdrhaft bcor9t, l2la Sts.;
fdeIidje uno snnnia 40 :alIsgabe 15 Cts. pro
@obe 3abIbar potentIih an Die oos Sl9tt heor9eHoen
Grdssr-iaaIidl nebn Suu!ta - Niue gnhc unter
Eorto=S =Sorausbe;abuH9 $3.50 pro Sabr, iur tnISers
Seit i'm gerbdItnif; iir Die wod,cntlid,e Mnegabe
nit SoEHtaesblatt, portorel, nit Gb5u9 ftr CLUBS,
81 so pro Sdbr, nail ir9eno etRem Srte oeS SRlGus
bss, 81 ndt europa. Spnuta a s:eluS gabe 81
pro Sabr-Oas bette unb biuisite oentidle YIatt
In ben Wiit.eIz uno SIptdateI.
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Sic aeriuosmeer WrptIamatipn.
Xraufe SeueraIe.

General &oiecrans if Surf Snmptome
bon 2un9enent;iinpuu9 an ietn a3imner ge=
ieiielt.
General Spinola erlitt 9eitern einen
9fudiall unb iOu iid beute iebr idIedt be.
fluoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
Gin 8pblei,s Iruit. d"

2on6on, 8. April. Gin rieTger
v3ruIt" inter ben eu9liidsn sobIenma9na.
ten 1T in Der 8ibuu9 be9riifen. 9ie Sob
lenmerte BON Dortibtre, 2aucaibire, 9erbp
uno Stafioroihue meroen inter Der @onrOle
ot8 neu.n Ssrbaub.s ftebeu, Der eS als
iein. bauptiddli6f. abfitt beseihuet, els
uen bir.tten 8srtsbr smiiteu ben grubeH,
beiitern uno o.m couiumireuben Bubliium
bersuftsllsu uno Die 3wli6snbGuoler aus
\ 49,, J4.oa a., ~, ,t;s,,
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2lussemieiene slnard)iiten.

81 m, s. 2pril. = % anar6ifsn ipurs
BEN inter Der Seihulbigun9 Der Auirsi;ung
gum Qufitanb BON bier auSgepieien.
@eriid)re uber beuoritebenoe Q.nperungen
I'M Sabinet msrosn iOrtlpdbrsnS in ben Seis
tungsn oer0ieutlt9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
Malaria
1T ibren peri6ieoenen ssormem,
bisi9e5 uno faltes Syieber.

gs eiht fein eiImitteI Der gSeIt, peIes bitises
uRo talteS Seber uHo ale anoereH nIalarien. ionic
@aleH= Tno aroere iSeber (nlit Sie Don Raomas's
0illeii) ihHeler beiIt, ais Raowap's Reaog Hes
liei.
Grsis so Gemts Die Jlaidle. 3u baben bel
n(lpr 9InnthPfsrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-09
1.-The German Correspondent,

F. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR
8. ". COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST oFFIcE AVE.
DAILY. delivered by carriers TO the subscrlber
in the city Of Baltimore and neighborhood 12x
oents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week, payable weekly to the carriers DAILY and
SUNDAY by mail. postage prepaid by puonsher'
$3.50 per annum: for shorter time In proper
tion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
Inducements TO clubs. $3.50 per annum TO any
part of the country; SUNDAY PAPER without DsiIy
or Weekly 81 per annum. TIE BEST AXE
oHEAPEsT GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE Afp
soUTHERN STATES.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
Abstain.
youths COmpanion.)

youths Companion.)
Doctor Dash, successful pby~
slcian in the West, returned to bis
ola home lately after long absence
and visited the college in which he
had been EDUCATED.
"Twenty years ago. he said to a
group Of students, Il graduated in
this hall. There were eighteen men
in nv class.
''Of the eighteen six drank habit
Laliv while at college, Not to ex~
cess, but reguIarly--a glass or two
each dav. Not one Of these men
has succeeded in attaining fortune +,
reputation, or even respectable
position. Yet they were among the
ablest men in the class.
"Wbile at college, was in the
habit of frequenting the daily news
paper Office here. There were ten
men in lt-editors and reporters.
| knew them ala lot Of bright,
Jolly fellows. The work was hard,
the hours late, the meals Irregular.
"Every man in the 'ffice drank
oct ore, reporter, Ben Perry
One of the editors told me that be
had seen Ben come in from q fire al
two o'clock in the morning, drench
ed to the skin and tired out. He
would look wistfulIy at the whlskey
bottle but he never touched it.
II inquired for the boys to. day
Three had died from drinking; 81,
were holding inferior positions il
newspaper offices,
"Hablts bad > said my Informant
They could not make their way
ana so fell lower and lower. Perry
head was always clear, and be wa
regular at his work, He Is editor
in chief of one of the principal news
papers in a seaboard city, He ha
not balf the natural ability Of a
least three Of the others,
"These are facts" said the doctor
tI advise you WHO are beginnin
life to consider them. I have nc
a word to say about the moral que:
ton involved in drinking. But
k low, as physician, that no Amer
can, with his nervous organization
in this wearing climate, cam habit
ually take liquor without injury t
his health. ard without in greater G
less degree hindering his chance
of success"
A schoolboy in Australia recent
put the matter tcrsely, thus az al
stain from liquor because if | wis
to excel as cricketer, Grace say
abstain; as a walker, Weston say
abstain; as an oarsmap, HaDlo
SAYS abstain; as swimmer. Web
says abstain; as mlssIOnary
Livingstone says 'abstain'; as
preacher, Farrar says abstain
Asylums, prisons and work house
repeat the CRY, 'Abstain."
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
Out Of a Job.
Durham SUM-

" VI DaUi Dull-j
Many young men IN Durham as
we'll as otter towns are always out
Of job. One reason why they can
not hold position any length Of
time is because when they secure r
Job they do their work poorly and
are not careful cs to details. In
stead of attending TO their employ
er's business they allow him ~ get
up in the morning aud begin the
days work ahead Of them, and they
are always trying TO manage so a.
to shirk as much work as possible
and grumble il they are compelled
to labor a little longer than The
regular hoors. Any man who relies
upon his employer TO plan bis work
and point ont every little duty thst
must be performed will never make
a good workman in any line Of bus
mess. No strewi business man
wan.s such persons as that atten>
ding TO his sirlirs and lie will not
have them. When you see great,
strong and healthy young men lonng-
ing around town with nothing 10 do
you may spot them for there's some
thing wrong some where,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
A Scene of Long Ago.

The following clipped from the
Minneapolis Tribune, IS from the
pen Of a Union soldier OF the
Northwest.
The armies they had ceased to fight,
The night was still and dark.
And many thousands on the field
Were lying stiff and stark.
The strecther men had come along,
And gathered all they could.
A hundred surgeons worked that night
Behind the clump Of wood.
They flashed the lantern in my face,
As they were hurryiDg by;
The sergeant looked and said He's dead,
And l made no reply.
The bullet had gone through my breast
No wonder / was still;
But once will | be nearer death
Than when upon the hill.
A gray clad picket came along
Upon his midnight beat;
To move and touch his feet.
At once he bent and felt my breast
Where life still fought at bay;
No one who loved me could have done
More than this man in gray.
Ger me all chilled with blood and dew,
His blanket soft he spread;
A crimson sheaf of wheat he brought,
a pillow for my head.
Then knelt beside me for an hour
And hathed my lips and brow;
But for the man who was my foe
Ia not be lying now.
Then as the coming daylight shone,
He bent his lips to say,
God spare you brother, though you wear
The blue and | the gray?"
The sounds of war are silent now;
We call no man our foe,
But soldier hearts cannot forget
The scenes of long ago.
Dear are the ones who stood with us
To struggle or to die;
No one can oftener breathe their name
Or love them more than |,
But from my life I'd give year
That gray-clad man to see;
To clasp in love the foeman's hand
Who saved my life to me.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16

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Drives -~AS iacip3oal lauuots.
I,rars tie blood frora pui.noa.
h"uoft;
Ai.t's "ar, waee'er won lr,
iFy Tie woyts ~ g. NJ. b.
ahich : lh- great Golden Mci,ral
Discovery OF ~. Pierce - wonder.
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Discovery isa a:aai4ri remedy
Tor consumption, b,oacajus. colds
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money refunded.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
Small Events Of Great Lives,
odd Homestead j

| odd Homestead
A grand banqa vas oace given
10 Lord flner s'on who, II must be
admitted, was noted Tor IA. uupuact.
ah,y- After long waiting for the
disungulsbei gae.t the hosts wer,
dt ally forced hY sheer hanger 10 be
gin the feast wi,hou, their quest
Som, hfteeu inmates later Lord
Palme.stor Arrived, and 10 his j.uo>
tiess air expressed bis satisfaction at
their not waiting fo- him.
Henry Clays rare attempts ta
quote from classic verse we're gcner.
ally fsilures, of which the following
is good illus ration. 10 attempt.
ing TO use the expression. Let the
jade vince. our wlthers are unwrung.
be misquo,ed the last word, which
be changed TO uustrung. \ -imults.
neous prompting from each OF the
two gentlemen beside him proved
rather confusing. and with i9creacd
emphasis he repeated "anhung." 4"
During the laugh that followed Clay
was again promtped, and with one of
his inimltable smiles said, "Ab.
murder will oul-'undone's the word ;"
While Clsy.was on visit TO a Gers
tain summer resort q friend happen
ed to mention as ono of the sojourn>
ers young girl whom Clay at once
| expressed IA desire TO meet. "TLen
| will 90 and fetch her ;" said his
friend. "By no means," returned
Clay, 81 will 60 to her," and tie
aged state man to whom all OF tue
world was glad to come in homage
was presented to almost "a schools
girl on the same terms that the most
obscure young practitioner would
have been.
While travelling in Switzerland
Gustave Dore once lost his passport
and applied to the mayor Of Lucerne
for another. "You say you are NJ.
Gustavc Dore." replied the mayor,
"and | believe YOU. but you can
easily prove IT," and he passed over
pencil and paper. CHANGING from
the wildow Dore rapidly produced
on the sheet a sketch of some mar tet
women selling potatoes, and eingn-
ing his nsme TO tue drawing passed
It to the mayor, who replied, "lour
passport is perfectly in order, but
you must allow me to keep it as q
souvenir and TO offer you in exN
change one Of the regular FORM
The comic Burton while sailing up
the Hudson asked for beefsteak at
dinDer and was furnished with q
morsel hardly large enough for q
taste. Carefully examining i, as he
mi ht have DOPE a sample Of goods
he finally laid it back on lis plate
and said: sYes, shat is to; now
bring me some"
Joseph H., emparo, of Austria,
I al in cit J.. Nlnf no @
one day drew up at a waysi1e inn,
and while waiting for the rest Of the
company improved the time to shaYe
himself. The landlord, curio1s TO
know the rank OF his guest, asked
what position he held in the i'm
peror's retinue, TO which his
majesty replied, CAT present | an
ais barber"
Sir Issac Newton's abstraction has
been the subject of much comment
A waggish friend once called, anc
finding the great philosopher tor
much absorbed in his studlee TO ever
notice the dinner servant brought
himself sat down and ate the dinner
as Joke. When Newton came Il
himself be raised the cover and, see
ing the empty dishes, remarked, g.
had forgotten that l bad dined.'
WILDER GRAHAME,
Harrlsbug, Penn
Toh
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
Chill and Fever Tonic

We will sell Johnson's Chill and
Fever Tonic under guarantee that
one bottle will efecta permanent
cure in treating Chills aad Feyert
Bilious Fever, MalarIal Fever, Iy-
phoid, Swamp and Henorrhaglc
Fever, also Neuralgia, and refund
the retail price, so. If II fails.
r. 7. WHITEHEAD & Co.
Scotland Neck, n. I.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hauds. Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. /, is guar
antee to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 50. per box
For Sale by Z. I. Whitehead d Go
IF FOUR BACK ACHES
Or YOU are all worn out. really good for nothing
it is general debility. Try
BROWS,S IRON E|TTERS.
II VII! cure you. and give good appetite. Sold
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16

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