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The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13
Helping the Recording Angel.

Please light your cigar well before leaving, so that the recording angel will have less work to do, reads a sign posted in front of the cigar lighter in tobacconist's store in Whitehall street.
 asked the man behind the counter to explain the sign.
 "lt means, said he, that you should see that your weed is perfectly lit before you leave the store, so that you win not have to stop man in the street and ask him for a light Every man that hands his cigar to stranger to pull at for fire is supposed to swear inwardly at the annoyance and the probable damage to his own cigar. That makes work for the recording angel New York Herald.
 
 How some Words Were Derived.
 A stentorian voice is that of one like the Grecian herald in the Trojan war; whom Homer describes as great heart ed, brazen voiced Stentor, accustomed to shout as loud as fifty other men.
 A raglan is q loose overcoat with long sleeves, such as Lord Raglan wore in the Crimean war Wellingtons are boots named after the Iron Duke. Butchers are also boots, named after the commander of Wellington's Prus- sian allies at Waterloo.
 Any magnificent tomb is called a mausoleun. Mausolus, the Carian king whose nalne 1t bears, had nothing whatever to do with the original ex- cept to lie in it when he was dead. The piety of his wife, Artenisia, gave his name to the tomb and immortality to Der husbands memory, because the monument she built over his body gave n word to language The mag nolia bears tile name of Pierre Maguol, professor of medicine ai Montpelier. France 10 the Seventeenth century, and Dahl 9 Swedish botanist has lis name embalsasl in the aahiia liar pefs Young People
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13

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The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13

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The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13
OUACHITA BAPTIST COLLEGE
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The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20

"A box of Italian rabbits has boon re-
coivcd in Palatka. Fla. Tho animals
arc noted for tho length of their oars,
somo OF them measuring eighteen inches
from tip 10 tip.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
THE LACE DRESS.
1t Posscssos Advantages to 10 Pound In
No Other Costumes.

IL HosScssos Advantages to 10 Found In
No Other Costumes.
A woman who selects n laco dress now.
or ut any timo. tododoublo or triple duty,
Ia making wise choice. Elmo and dol
icato silk laccs arc now sold in most
beautiful patterns and at worry reason
able prices. A passo silk or satin dross
sponged with water in which black kid
gloves have been boiled, pressed and
made into trained princesso slip or
shoath skirt and bodice. and draped with
somo Of the rich silk laccs will Look as
II 1t had passed through magician's
mill md been turned out now. a black
Lace toilet and one of white laco, with
stylishly made black silk gown, will
parry lady who goes out but littlo
Turing the season" through the entire
period OF gayety, If tho ownor of these
simple three gowns Is doft and ingenious
in the way OF accessories. by tho use of
varied bodices, lacos, ribbons, and
flowers. with always fresh gloves and
slippers. Sho must lil1owise take
tho bert caro- of her black laco gown,
and not put it on and whip it
out" on tho promenade in wind and
aampnoss, rs hundreds of women do
daily. 1t will tako only n few wcoks of
tho constant donning of oven tho most
elegant velvet dress to give 1t Il worn
and oven shabby appcarance-n dress
which, with care, would last for years
But Il dowdy or shabby-loolting woman.
In those latter days of cheap and really
beautiful fabrics and trimmings, is an
absolute Disgrace. There is positively
10 excuse for Il dowdy woman who has
any pocket-bool1 Mt all, unless porchanco
for tho very unfortunate ones who arc
born dowdics, who can no moro be bon
Gifted by the pretty triflos in tho shops
and the 'helps and hints" from various
quarters than tho Ethiopian or tho pol
ka-dotted leopard change in their ap-
pcaranco tho order of nature.
Irish poplin is fabric-a most excel
lont and really beautiful onc-which
for durability will outlast two silk
gowns. Some OF tho dyes are superb
III tint, and the fabric lends itself we'll
to tho embellishments of tho handsome
silk or head passomentcrics now SO fash
ionable. --Chicago Times.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
ABOUT RHEUMATISM.
Tho disease Usually Duo to u Torpid Con-
dillon OF tho Livor.

Tho disease Usually Duo to u Torpid Con.
dillon of tho Livor.
person does not havo rheumatism
unless he has committed sins against his
liver which have rendered that organ
torpid and thus unable to do It's full
work In changing the uric acid into SOL
ublo urea to be carried or by tho kid
neys. One OF the chief ways in which
sins against She liver arc committed is
In eatiug too much heterogeneous food
rnaterials-moro often in tho form of q
large amount Of fresh food than any
etler Whom all the oliminativo organs
are overehayged wish work, q. sudden
sold, which checks tho activitios OF the
skin, worry ofton brings on an acute nt-
sack OF rheumatism.
Tho dict in case Of acute attack of
rheumatism should be hot watsr for
breakfast, hot water for dinner and hot
water for supper for q fow days, with
absolute rest In bod. BY this means
the skin. liver and kidneys will be made
ts act freely. A glassful Of hot water
cveYy hour is none TOO ofson and Ii will
do much to wash out tho excessive uris
acid in tho blood. Otherwise 1t will be
deposited around tho joints, which Is
natures way OF saving the life OF tho
patient. IL it is not loft in the joints
the membranes OF the brain, heart or
lungs may su1for from receiving tho de-
position those arc OF essentially the
Same character us the lining mombrano
OF tho joints. This sometimes happens
and tho pationt has meningitis OF
poricarditis or plourisy. In fact this ia
tho great danger OF the disease, partio-
ularly that the valves Of tho heart may
DO stiffonod and Thereafter fail to por-
form their functions properly. Tho dict
should be light for some timo, Us n por-
son suffering from acute rheumatism
can not digest q large amount Of food
1t could not DO assimilatcd and would
only impose an additional burden upon
organs already ovcrtaxed.
person with chronic rheumatism
should not DO starved lie should havo
plenty OF nutritious. easily digest
cd food, fruits. grains and milk
boing tho best. AS for treat
mont, packs around tho affected
joints ut night, baths to koop tho skin
active, and manipulations, particularly
massage, arc all good. -Extract From
Lecture by j. IL. Kellogg. NJ. D., Of
Battle Creek Sanitarium.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
CUPPING A PRISONER.
Ono of the Most Curious Phases of Russia,
Prison Life.

Ono OF the Most Curious Phases of Russian
Prison Life.
A curious phase Of prison life is ex-
hibited by Medical Correspondent" OF
Moscow paper. 1t often happens that
respectable man is confined in prison
for few days for some slight offonso.
at times even an older Of small COM
munity must submit to such penalty
for what the Russian law calls neglect
of duty. Such person is retained in q
large room together with Il lot OF obdur-
ate criminals, who arc either waiting
for trial or sentenced to be put at hard
labor in fortress. Whom the rospocta-
bic prisoner comes among thom they bo-
gin to press him for "a treat OF good-fcl-
lowship." He must send for n bottle of
brandy. If he is not as liberal as they
want him to DO they harrass and tor
ment him. Should he mako threat to
complain before the authorities of their
conduct they Immediately decide
upon performing on him tho 'op-
Grafton OF cupping," rs they call
1t. Tho poor fellow is then
stripped naked, stretched upon q bench
and held fast. His mouth is stuffed
with rag SO that his cries can not be
heard outside. a spot on his breast is
then made wet, and ono of his torment
ors rubs it with his unshavcn chin until
tho skin becomes red IIereupon anoth-
or ono slaps tho spot with his fiat hand
with all his might. A largo blister i'm
mediately appears on tho wounded place
This is what they call setting a cup
Six or eight such cups" are sometimes
SET on the breast, the sides and tho back
OF tho sufferer, so that he is unable to
lie down for several days In somo in
stances moro serious injuries arc caused
by the blows he receives
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20

AN lNSULTED GUEST.
Prinoe Bismarck Could 30 u Very Small
Potato on Occnsion

Prinoe Bismarck Could 30 II Very Small
Potato on Occnsion.
Tho following story OF Bismarck Is
told in recent number of tho London
Speaker: "a German gcntlcman OF
famous namc, Of ample fortune member
OF Parliament, connected with tho best
people of his country by social as we'll
as family TICS conspicuous by reason OF
his philanthropy, hospitality and charm
OF his family gatherings, livod not many
miles from Berlin when tho Kingdom of
Prussia became the Empire Of Germany.
NO man at this time was moro welcome
at the palace OF the Chancellor as we'll
ms that of his sovereign than this Mr..
y. In those days Bismarck stood for
national greatness as represented by
tho defeat of France and tho unification
OF Germany and in his task no stanchcr
ally of the Government could DO wished
than tho Liberal party. OF which Mr..
N was an honorcd leador. Littlo by
little, however, men like Mr.. x. began
to fool that Germany ovon without a
Bismarck was better than Germany with
Unconstitutional liberty; for thoy found
that Bismarck looked upon such as diff
1orod from him not moroly as enemies
of thor country but of himself as woll.
Mr.. y. had chosen to vote against q
Government measure intondod to raise
tho duty on corn. Bismarck romonst rat-
ed with him on the subject, and by vari-
Gus means sought to win his support,
but without success. Mr.. Y. recognized
perfectly that his course mado social
intercourse with his ]ato friend prob
lematical and was therefore somewhat
surprised to receive On invitation to dine
at tho palace Of tho Primo Minister
shortly aftcr these unsuccessful ap-
proachcs. Tho guests assembled. and
the Prince moved from ono to the other.
greeting each with a cheory. bluff
heartiness, until he reached Mr.. X,
whom no purposoly left until tho very
last. Here he paused deliberately,
looked at his lato ally from hoad to foot,
then turned on his heel. and without
saying ono word walked into tho dininr-
room. His guest, who had boon accus-
toned only to the best society, was Mt
first so taken abaclo that ho scarcely ro-
allied that an insult could have boon in
tended. The truth. however. gradually
dawnod upon him; ho mechanically
moved toward the door of tho hall,
picked up his hat. and crossed tho
threshold of that house for tho last
time"
"A prisoner in tho Wobstor County,
Iowa, jail few days ago received copy
OF '"The Kreutzor Sonata" Tho sheriff
felt Obliged to road tho book through in
order to judge of the proprioty OF leav-
ing it with tho prisoner. Tho official
was rewarded for his watchfulness by
discovering two sharp stool saws Sc
creted between leaves which had been
pasted together. This offensive fea-
ture was promptly expurgated, but 1T is
not known whether tho prisoner re-
ceivcd the volume as amended.
"A box of Italian rabbits has boon re-
coivcd in Palatka. Fla Tho animals
arc noted for tho length of their oars.
some OF them measuring eighteen inches
from tip 10 tip.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
Buena Vista, Virginia,
Offers Free Sites to Substantial
Industries.


tries it has passed
II abitants u afcNvc ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20

iron Furnace (compo operaion slon
Ianncy
operaon Red Brick Works
Wire Foncc
S0o; Electric Light Plant
% Ss0OO Vista building
pa o McTooao and JOB office Gin operation s.
Co I'm opeaion) 100000; Three
uon Engine Boiler Plant (buihing)
SASH Blind
81 III President ~
u ANDERSON. Secretary NN0N"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

The late earl Of shaftesbury once lost
his watch while walking In Whlteohapol.
lie advertised his loss. rs be valued his
watch for certain associations. Within
twenty.iour hours his household was
aroused by violent ring and knock at
this street door, and the wheels Of vohlele
were heard hurrying away In the distance.
On opening the trout door "a sack was
found iilled with something that moved.
On examining the sael, boy OF the Artful
Dodgcr class was found. bound hand aud
foot and gagged. Round his neck was tho
missing watch, and underneath was pla.
card With tho wordsi "Loek I'm mp, my
lordi he's disgrace 10 our profession; he
orter known rs how yer lordship was FREQ
OF the wudi Civ i'm ilvo years iard.-Yer
Friends" The earl did not take the ad.
wee OF his friends" He reformed the
Artful Dodger, aud eventually he bocaIne
a light OF the London ahoeblaeis BRIGADE
Exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Nothing less than tho solii and pcr.
feet organization Of all tho Hebrews Of
America 10 contemplated in movement
that has received powerful impetus
from the bitter and long continued pur.
secution Of the jews in Europe. Every
organized body OF Israelites everywhere,
every individual Of that race is asked to
Join In tho movement, whose object Is
primarily benevolent one. The inten.
ton Is to take charge OF the Hebrew i'm
migrants rs they land upon our shores,
ieeing from old world persecution. aud
scatter thcm through different parts Of
the country, thus preventing them from
huddling In poverty aud wre,chodncss
In the great cities An effort will also
be made TO got varied employment for
them, turning the attention Of the risina
generation from mere merchandising
into channels Of agriculture and me.
chanics. Thus there will be better
chance OF all obtaining livelihood. The
officers Of the Jewish Alliance have issued
"circuihr CONTAINING tho following earn
cst appeals
Net within -four centuries Of tlm.,. since the
days when ss0nD 81 our ancestors were forcl.
bly, driven from their homes IN tho spanth
peninsula 70 md fvfurc IN Holland and Ia Mo-
rocco, has the world of Judaism boon brought
W farc - terrible a calamity n that which now
oserwhclms Apn ooo Of our brethren In Hus.la.
no long ~ this inLuuan persecution CONTINUES
unabatrd America must remain ~ IL now l..
the main refuge Of tho unfortunate Victims.
A great problem has thus been forced uf.on
American Jews-one Involving our prosperity.
our humanity and our honor We must stand
" our brethren and aid them In tho hour Of
darkncia and dis,rcsa until the Hight OF pros.
leriiy. o. enlightenment and Of peace shah
dawn Tor thefn and their descendants.
with this end In view tho jewish Alliance
o. America leA been founded. II aims prlma-
riiy 70 unit" the whole body Of American IL
rasllte. Into an organized force. whose power
when thus concentrated cannot fall 10 sfioctn-
ally copo with tho problem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

III ousEs AND LOTS ~ nAzEi. COURT.
IL on fifih South. between fifth ana rixth
sA.t el'eets, on easy terms. Apply 10 Carl L.
Noissh ulln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
prsl.nrr fEllI.wggKLY Ngws

UTNI-TTT fEHT7WETNTF NHW"
r,.Sitied evsfy Tuesday and Friday suhs'fip-
ttr tr,se, m sdv.ncs. pr year. tsoo 'ls maths
,i,t' ,hr,s montls, ,ioo. postpaid C. delivered BY
ssffisf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
llLuXons.

no FREE. bright reld mines Of tho snrs-, hills.
The pure. sweet PROMISES that star the stems
When quick foot May her emerald garment
hens
with apple blossoms: diamond shower tina,
nlla
Winter with white forgttfuincss o. Ills.
All ehcaisl Gold -dro-si Mays imitation
gemsi
And whefs are oil the frail. snow dladems
The world has wspt away In annual rillf
Yet has tho hand that framed our stately
dwelling
Hidden Ia beauty hrchltravc and beam,
Placed no black orbs In hopelcss heavens kneli-
Inc.
Dot arurc arch with studded stars aglesm;
And spirit voices keep on softly telling
To doubt the Douhtcr and 10 trust the Dream.
Charles II. Crandall IN Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
NOTICE.

1NOn SALE N Provo CITY, A GOOD
~ Huichers business Apply 10 h0tert
biTkin. street. Provo CITY. d wedAat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

rI,nE FIRM HERETOFORE LNI TING
a. under The name and style OF CnnIsTo-
rnkhsEs 4 CASNos, conhurting a nur,er,
luhlne'A In the city and County II sell Lase.
Territory ~ Utah. Il this day Dissolved by mn
iual consent, hrMnrtin hristopnersen hay ~
pufeh'fgd tho entlrc interest OF llugu j, Gan.
non In the concern.
Dated April lOth, Is9i.
MAilTIs CnRisIOpIIERsRS.
ar HUGH J. CANNON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
DESERBT EVENING NEWS.

ruhith.i svty cay creep, Sunday at P IN.
fui,cftton Price. IN advance. tiooo W yeai, sioo
i.rnen,h. IS cents per week. POSTPAID Ct delivered
4, eaftisr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

John Williams, an English sailor, who
wAs cast away Ia tho south seas. would
hAys heen Killed and eaten but for his
uonnie ehn, the hrst OF the Kind tho ma.
,iyss had ever seen. Instead OF frying aud
eAtlhg MN they named him Two Chins aud
mazda him chiaf. - sxail Rr,.. p..s-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
WHAT is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and alesmcn In the habit
guaranteeing" their with thought being upon
mako the GUARANTEE good IL custom mo.
respected In the breach than In the observance.
guarantee TO have value should DO knowledr.
the meaning Of the word and carry terms Of ~
guarantee On fins tools the maker instruct warrant and We ~
place any tool found imperfect In
We have used best Judgment acquired .x
rience In selecting the following items for then, Ia
customers with absolute not pv "a
be all that theu will puchusu money in
full. ~
Jewe" Steel langs finished article perfectly proportional
made Of tho best material Don't fall TO IT, IL pay YOU
"uick Meal" No Generator Evaporaing Light you do your
gas burner No SMELL No danger No complication Every ob
ton to the Of Gasoline Stove done the
comfort missed In Summer by avoiding big Kitchen
Range.
supcror oks and Ranges Superior bakcr Superior
economy Of fuel Superior dssign Superior construction
Superior In everything that perfect cooking apparatus
The "Footc Refrigsraton" An lee Health promoter
Cellular stone lined What thas Investigate It, 1t win
repay you.
Our stock Of Bude' Hardware, Farnshngs Garden
Hosa Lawn sprnhlsr Lawn Mowsstc every detail
u. G. COFFIN HARDWARE co.,
PrO0ress Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
sALE OF MANT, CITY WATER
WORKS BONDS.

NOTICE u IiEihnY GIVEN, THAT on
ufilce Of the frcasurer Of Manu city. sanpeie
County, ltah Territory, twelve bonns OF said
city, OF tho issue Of July lat, a u 1891, Will DO
sold 70 Tie highest bidder or bidders, for cash
Hundred 500 Dollars each, payable at the Of
ice OF the Treasurer OF Mantl City twenty
years after date, aud not subject 10 redemption
before shid time said b0nds Will bcHr Interest
~ the rate of seven per cont per Annum fIom
July 1T, A, u. istl, until paid, tho Interest
llrlng payable u the DO eret National Hank,
eall Lake CIV, ttah.oh the nrst day ofJanuary
VIII be received by me for tho purchase OF aald
bondt, fiun the 10Th day Of Nay, A. u. lssi
nnih Y O'Clock a OF the 18Th day VI June, A. o.
ny order Of The city Council n said city.
ALEXANDER TENANT,
MAnu CITY, Aprilgsih isoi. as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

lfntcJ. r. Magazine, ne cheapest and .he''l Ia
n, soun,ry, ,rssiAily VARIABLE % reflex d ureni
ts,op. Prize, RI volume q % numbsn. NO. ~
v,af. ato. mailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

T osr,A BLACK uoRss, cLirrEp. WITH
- y halter on, branded a circle cross on len
shoulder, Finder viii leave the same al ID;
y. soup, Temple street and get tho reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
OF the ORIGINAL WHOLESALE COST and will COM
tho
SALE On MONDAY, April 20, 1891,

So as to FORCE the DISPOSITION Goods at an early
dato ond will also hero state will entertain BONA
FlpE OFFERS for PART the WHOLE STOCK Do not for
led to believe not as good or s
new as are tho goods In ohor
ay your other sores have goods that thor
shelves for whereas has beon bought
within tho last two seasons with Wow catering to the
very best ade and Is therefore most stock In
the city For the benefit Of THIS SALE tho EN-
TIRE RESERVE STOCK from Ware Room which Will IN
VOICE betweon $4,000 and seoooo would therefore,
state that to your Interest not to delay tho
your SPRING and SUMNER GOODS and will oven more
than pay you to buy enough Staple you the
next two years to In making purchases Of $50 and
upwards viii give extra discount per cont cash
from the present VERY Low QUOTATIONS; and youare
Merchant Wishing to buy largo of goods, ! will
MAKE YOU SPECIAL PRICES.
Apen9 that adserte wi2 be found represenfsd
THIS 'a A continue dlposAon
and 50 announced through &e daily papers
LOUIS LEDERER, Assignee.
2o5 and 2o7 Main Street, Wasatoh Block
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-13
An Explanation.

To the Stockholders of the North Dakota
Independent Publishing Company, Mem
bers of the Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union and PrOhibitiOniStS of North
Dakota-Greeting:
| was surprised to-day as l Wis
tied the Office of the Bismarck TRIBUNE
and was handed by Editor Jewell a copy
of the North Dakota independents" pur-
porting to be the official organ of the farm
ers' alliance and industrial union. l feel
it my duty, as secretary of "The North Da-
kota Independent Publishing Company,
Limited," a corporation duly incor porated
under the laws of this state, to inform all
persons interested, that the paper pub
lished in the city of Grand Forks, by the
above name, and edited by Mr.. Waite
Muir, is not the paper that was made the
official organ of the state farmers alliance
and industrial union at the state alliance
convention held at Fargo last November.
Mr.. Muir asks that "all money should be
sent to q. A. Foss, treasurer" The by
laws OF the North Dakota independent
Pu6llshlng Company, Limited, provide that
'all funds for this corporation shall be
paid to the secretary and be by him paid
to the treasurer" l hereby give notice to
all persons interested that l Shall not CON
sent that any funds sent to me for capital
stock or subscription to the p be paid
to Mr.. Muir, the editor of tine paper now
being published by him, until a majority
OF the stockholders OF the North Dakota
Independent Publishing Company Limited
shall SO direct. E. E. SAUNDERS,
Secretary of the North Dakota %Indepand-
ent Publishing Company, Limited.
Bismarck Feb. 10, 1891.