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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12


In Abilene. Kan, Il town Of about
four Thousand inhabitants, for fifteen
months fly of TIE rlnrt prominent
families have been practicinc n species
az cooperation, aad with slch success
that thOs, engaged il /. arc i1Okina
forward 70 4 r'rr2 prTInancEtnrSani1a-
ton. The object Of the ciph, rs stated
in its by-liwa, Is 10 reduce the expenses
and annoyance CT housekeeping hy con,
solidatinn and corporation. The club
took :, housa for viii. i IL pl-s SaU e
month. It's T-ssrkin- :.::E consists of 2,
cook, with two a~s,.ie:ants ard three
diGiE~-r2..T girls. G.>cgwise ii EaSthc
usual Officers and ~ c.ccu,iyc commit
tee. The charges ere sa.5o and ~ I
week for F-uwa persons and Sl.25 for
children. r." .l~":atrrNHir j. iimi1ed 10
the nurIher Of chairs tn, dining -uom
will hold. Families !!lva ~f,riratc ia
blcs. ard i: thsy furnish their oirn "a
bic linen and s.!-cr tEcE only pa ESQ
4 week. Visitors are charged 20 cents
n meal for two days. Over that time
:sceh!y rates ere raid fnr them All
board i pal! on Saturday morning in
advance. The executive committee of
three meets on Saturday forcnoo2s with
t;lc head y1oi; and audits and
rays bills.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

Tie iErges. fee eve pad TO Il ply
stefan :SiGA.n 100. was. rccciTci by tho
late DR.. Willard Par-cr for the sue,
ccssful removal OF al e~-ccr"senCG
from the fsce ana rccil Of tie son
and heir of oI:c o; tie wea thiest
tamilios in :hc ,%ilinitr of Jew York.
Shouldhc srcceed IN curing a 81. Louis
heircSs of 8 slight mental trouble that
Las bothered her frcm child hood
DIR. Willianc Bradley CT that city. is
- receive a cash fee OF $4,000
There Is only one New York doctor
who began life roor. ari is now q
millionaire. This is DIR. John L. Mum
physician to Jay Gould, Eascell Sage
and other very rich men, ard chiet
examiner for 6. leading life Insurance
company. DIR. M;inns fortune has
not come to him directly from the
practice of his profession. although
he receives $4,000 e year from Mr.
Gould alone. but is mainly the result
of lucky spcculations in which his
grateful patrons have given him the
opportunity to participate.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
Changes IN Pronunciation,

Pronunciation Is slowly but steadily
changing. Sometimes it is going fur
thcr and further gray from the orthog-
raphy; for example, either and neither
are getting NOR and more to have IN
their FIRST sylia3lc the long | sound in
stead of the long c sound which they
lad once. Sor,ct;Ises it IS being modi-
fed to agree with the o.thografhy; FOR
example, says a writer in IIurper's
Weekly, TIE Older pronunciations of
again to ray:re with men, and of been
to rhyme with pin, in which 7 WIS are
fully trained as = boy, seem to me to be
giving way before a pronunciation in
exact aecosi with the spelling, again to
rhyme WITH pain. and been to rhyme
with seen. These two illustrations arc
from the necessarily ci~rcumscribed ex-
pcrien-e Of 4 single observer, and the
observation. of others may not bear me
out in ny oririon; nut though the Illus
trntions iali 10 the ground the main as
Gertioa, that pronunciation is changing,
Is iadispD.ih'o.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

Men. like "lllCt must circulate. Il
money is stored away in a strong box
the dollars viii not breed pounds. so
with tie business man. If he burics
himself he will not partake OF the fat
of the land. Both must pass around.
he of the store. shop or mill who
does not keen in touch with his fell
lows is a dead weight on the neck of
progress. lie is satisfied 10 CLEAN
after others reap. so long as he p-oets
bv the harvest. lie will not lead or
be lead. If pushed he falls. The
wind OF the rush"r5 ;ah:es his breath
away. SO he Grubs along II the old
row With the antique impliments-a
speck on .hc business track, & clam on
the sands OF the Trade sea. lIe won't
come out of his shell; no, not he.
When the tide ome he'll ride with
the rest. and that's ali he wants. Hi"
business goes along in the am
groove. No new rn,ions for him: no
trimmings for his trade; no noise
while he sicops:ro fresh paint on his
old sign: no new vine il his old bot
ties. He never gets sround among
bis ncighbors. He's cut of touch
with the life that came .:nce he went
TO sleep. lie won't rub his eyes and
wake W to the demands CT the
Present. Oh, DO. The city was big
enough when ilc came, and further
growth means nothing so far rs he's
concerned. so lie sticks to the same
street every day-;he old path, the
Old people. None Of your modern.
progressive young chaps for him. He
is blinded by Sell, ami will see moi:
he is deafeued by Greed, and will
hear not; he is paralyzed by Dignity.
and will feel not: he is benumed By
Gogvism, and will tail net. lies n
back number. and should be turned
down. We lave many such old
squirts in this city.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

The Republican plurality in this
county is nearly three hundred. The
Democratic wave that went across
the country failed to strike Cape Cir
ardeau county.
The snow storm yesterday was
the severest we have had in this sec
ton of the country in the month of
November for many years. In fact
we do not remember when we had
such a fail OF snow in November.
Lost, on Broadway, between the
Opera House and Cape City Mills,
9 white muller with blue stripes.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
same to VIM. f. Baumann.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
Low Est-n to ri. L.cni1.

The St. L. c. G. s. F. ). Ry., has o:
sale tickets at the following low rates
From Cape Girardeau to St. Loui,
$40. Pound TIP tickets $500
These tickets are first class. unlimited
and arc good via W'illismsviI.c CT day
or night treins.
Trains leave Cape GirarGeau al
6:45 a. H., and 6:15 p. H., and make
close connections at Williamsville
with Iron Mountain trains beth day
and night.
We wish to call attention 10
the night passenger train service es-
tahlished between Cape Girardcall
and st. Louis, via Williamsville. You
can leave Cape Girardeau at 6:l5 p.
m, and by taking sleeper at Williams,
vile secure a nights sleep and arrive
in ST. Louis early in the morning
Returning, leave st. Louis 9:20 p. m
This night train service has been
put on exclusively for the benefit OF
the people of our city and shonld be
| well %patronizcd. There is also a night
mail service established between
Cape Girardeau and ST. Louis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
f~SitErrs.

The remedy is becoming so well
Known and Sd po?alar IS to need 10
special mention. All who have used
Electric Biiters stag :hc same song
of p~raise--a purrr medicine dors not
exist and it is guaranteed to do nil
that Is claimed. Electric Ditiefs will
cure all dis 'ascs of the Liver and
Kidneys. WI: remove pim"lts, Euils.
salt I:hcun and other affections
caused by impure Wood. Will drive
Malaria troIa fine system aad prevent
as well Is ct,re all Malaria fercrs. Fer
cure d! Headache. Consumption AID
indigestion try Tiectnc Bitters. En-
ire Satisfaction guaranteed. or money
refunded. lIicc 30 cents and $l.G0
per bottle Ct Wilson's Drug Store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
The Old Coffee VIII.

A clever Yankee girl has found an
ingenious Use for an old coffee mill
whose grinding days are over aud
has converted it into a particularly
good work box. which IS as orna-
mental as it is useful. With q sharp
ct;sc1 and guage she carved q simple
pattern in fiat relief on the sides. the
top and tie drawer. These she sand
rapered perfectly smooth and polish
ed with bceswax. In the inside of
the box she put Il gathered six lining,
and around the handle raadc two lin
cushions, enc in the lid of the box
and tie ether at the extreme cnd.
The drawer YVES neatly saudpapered
and polished and served as i receptacle
foT spoo.s Of thread.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
Ho,i,.Cai CO-rnn.iOn.

Thcrc has DcvCr beel any corruption
n Politics, in any nation tina. the world
has Cvc soc1. in which the RESPONSIBLE
ity dill got rest upon the ma who Of
tcraa tie Tribe rather than upon the
rlTa who took it. Il does not lcssaa
this responsibility IL there be one or a
dozen mid3icmca between the bride
Giver aad the brib2-ta!5er. What is
w.ntc'. suggests a writer in the Cen
tul.y. is q raural scrsc which will be rs
keen III political matters as 1t is in pri-
vatc and commercial matters No
reputable nan ought to give n dollar
for Political purposes unless lie can
Lave in return an accounting for its
Use. Every man who contributes to a
large campaign fund. TO be expended by
4 professional corruPtionist without
any public or private accounting of the
uaes to which it is pat, is an accomplish
in n gigantic scheme OF bribery which
he has helped to make possible. Every
NAN who contributes n penny to the
bl2cllmail levied against hin, either as
an individual or rs u member Ct 4 cor
Poration, is an accompliec in the sys-
tca,atic dehauchinS c: popular govern
rle.t whi>h is in FrcgTc5. il tho lcGis-
LATHE bodies of th;s country today.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

A NET ToRl daily recently sent O re
porter to Boston TO "cover" an important
baseball came. Instead Of sending his
ro:ef by telegraph, as usual, the reporter
lad II telephone arranged on the ball
grounds. and was connected by q long
distance circuit with the Office in New
York. All he had 20 do was to describe
the game is it proceeded, his d;ctation
beirg handed to the cornpositors as fast
as it was received. Three minutes
Gfte- tho game was over u full account
Of it IVES in type, and in an hour an
extra" was selling on the streets in
New !Yerl1 containing a vivid descrip-
ton ci the Isoston game. In the long
distance telephone system the news
papers certainly have a powerful ally
In their struggle to get the latest"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
Some Hints ga Writing.

"bhAN :"
d; Write all proper names distinctly.
Write only on w side ofthc paper
Write all clinical terms distinctly
Avoid figures, exccp. when used a!
| dates.
| Write with good black ink on good
white paper.
In spelling either write Away.
ploLgh or p!ow. ctc.
In abhreviatioas either always a
n. OF always \. NJ.
In dates either WAY. Jan. 81 OF
ian. 9Th or eth Jan.
Ii the use Of i. always spell travel-
rr. jewclcr. or else traveller, jewcllcr
BE particular in writing W. Il aE,,
\, also | and j: they are easily mis-
taken.
In ~compouEding words. either
everything, anything. canrCt, or every
thing. any thing. can not.
Avoid al abb:e, i~atiDns with which
The general reader No familiar. AZ
Xmas fvT Christmas.
Pat ii. footnotcs with IN e. i'm,
:nchiaie!y :ftcr tic word TO he c.
planned Instead OF ut tie f,ot Of the
page.
In Ii" addition Of 5. aiw=ys "rite
nackwarGs. t2rw r,is aH: iu:.sr.!s. or
.'arkwarl. forward and toward.
In runctut:ion either always
porrds, sf.il!;uss. anl pence. oralways
pounds, ~':!tr:.ts anil pence, :a.at Is
r.wa:< the co.atng bc:UrI and, 81
acve-.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
ADVERTISING RATES,
LEAD PENCIL JoTrINas-
MemoranduIas dade in the Re-
.- poSter's Wanderings,
MONDAY.

F. A. Rage is building an add.
lion to his livery stable on a piece Of
ground he recently purchased from
Judge Robert L. Wilson.
by running on Morgan Oak
street the street cars would have been
hatrcnized by everybody residing in
The southwest. part of the city and
,ty the priests and students of st.
Nincelt's College.
The friends of A. Il. Meyers in
this city will be pleased 10 learn of
his C Mr.. Meyers, in addition
10 his position as Auditor of the Pa
.ducaI, Tennessee 4. Alabama Railroad
has been appointed Auditor of the
Tennessee Midland Railway Company.
,Aionzo is a Cape boy and he "a ono of
ii" boys We feel proud of.
The Cultirator has ceased publi-
cation. Nr. Hoffman. its editor, SAWS
a aew paper is 10 take its place. The
new paper, he says, will be conducted
strictly upon business principles, and
will em5ody the, latest, best and most
approved methods of journalism.
The street, Railway Company is
building its lire down Good Hope
street, thus cutting Off all the people
OF the southwestern part Of the. city
from any benefit CT the street car
service.
IL will be Ut time yet till the
new Stur1ivant Bank is completed.
bat enough has already been done to
show that the building will be the
finest structure in the Gig.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
Why L.ce Ia ShOrt.

The duration Of l:fc depends neither
on climate nor food nor zee nor any
external condition, btA on the natural
constitution and intrinsic vigor of our
organs. One Eundre! years is the nat
rral life OF E2n, according TO the Phil
a6clphia Times This curtailment be
low this normal tern is the result Of
those errors ard ezcesscs il the manner
of living which impair the organs and
produce premature decay. From the
time of Noah TO the days of Joshua and
Moses the record Is olc of successive
and gradual decrease IA longevity.
joshua waved old and stricken in years
some time before his death at one hun
drcd and ten The whole Of life teens
with'incidcn.s which must reed affect
more or less its duration. In a manu-
featuring and conpcrcicl country par
ticularly, where population is more
crowded and where art ard labor in
every branch are strained to tho ut
most reach c. human eSe-t:on. life be-
comes subject to Influences which act
powerfully upon it and tend to ,horteu
its duration. Son:e particular. occupa-
tons abridSe iicc Ivy bodily confinement
and deprivation ci good ak When
t,,crc IS free Surrc2. Of pure air the
fuac.inus OF TIE body ard mind arc
kept in healthy a,ti1n hy moderate ex-.
~c-,isc, not BY STAINED tension, and
=. hen the prr2:,ts in iifo are OF a moral
tendency and eject lifc may be pro-
ionged to clvaa ~ FEARS. But when
ye indalgc in yi.ious habits, which
rrcate r"in sai trouble, life Gibbs
away, often inporccptibly, AID we do
no notice its decline until the fatal
r"-GS: ~ brooks make rivers, rivers
run to seas.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

j. D. Wilson. 371 Clay St. Shsrps.
burg. Pa, says he will lot he without
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
Sumption, Coughs and Colds. that il
cured hi. wife who. was Threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack Of
la Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber.
of Cool sport. Pa, cla:ucs Dc. Kings
New discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for
Lung Trouble. Nothing lie it. Try
it. Free Trial BOTTLES at Wilson's
Drug Store. Large bottles 5Oc. aEd
SLIGO.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

THE recent census bulletin giving the
population of The United States BY Sex,
color md nativity in 1890 contains data
OF much interest TO the student Of so
cial science. Of the total population
53.312..0 were native born and $685.
$50 of foreign birth Classified In &C.
cordaGce with color. the white inhabit.
rnts % the country numbered 81. psS, s9t
and the colored 7,Grs.38o. In the col
ored element OF our population are in
cludei Chinese, Japanese and civilized
Indians. as well as persons OF African
l-Sccrt
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

an eastern inventor proposes 20 save
beaches from being washed away by
the wave by spraying oil, on the surf
rs 1t rrshes or TIE sand. His plan is TO
place cannon along the beaches and TO
fire seaward cunnisters Of oil SO con-
siruc'sf tina: they will begin to leak as
&c as they strike the water. By this
neaa tie water will be covered with a
thin film Of Gil for a long distance from
the shore, which will prevent the
formation Of large waves
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

THERE is a great scarcity Of geld dol
lars according to manufacturing jewell
Frs Some scarcity Of other varieties Is
also reported by people in other lines Of
business. notably those engaged In
waiting for stray coins to roll their way.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
No Cure! no Pay! No Taste.
DR.. McndcEhaiFs Aguc Cure
warranted TO c.sre Cki,is and
Fever. Price. So cents.


-Eng!I-h Spawn Ll.-rinnt re-
moves All Hard. Soft or Caliouscd
Lumps and BlcrniShcs from horses.
Blood Spawn CG:bs. Spiints Sweeney,
Ring Bone Stiilas, SpraiEs. all swollen
ThroatS. Coughs. &c. Sa'c so b.
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most B.emisii cure ever kLIwu. Sold
by Rider * Whirhterich, Druggists,
Cape GirayGeau Mo.
-Tie Peoples rarty polled SO
votes in this county.
The Trnbqtc Court at Jackson
will be in session all next week.
The Cornty Court will meet
next Mrad.y and IL he il session
several days.
Why don't the Democrats in this
COUNT celebrate. Their Naiiona!
ara State tickets are elected.
The Owl Cub members are talk
ing OF giving \ ball so:ne time i'll The
LSlr lutuTc III intIl h"Il-
Judge Ross VIZ occupy the bench
at the Janaary terra OF tie Common
Pleas Court.
Children i.hccStaAe" sc. &C.
Certain Chill Care" the IricGH-
AMI and guaranteed care for
Fever, Asue and Malaria.
Price so CTS.
There will be two or three news
papers less in this county in 4 week
or two.
THAT II: OF the third class will
again be voted on and il will be "oteG
down just as it was once before.
The ballots that were thrown out
last Tuesday were the ballots of the
self-conceited voters WHO were too
smart to ask for auy instructions
about how TO fix their tickets.
The Democrats of this county
will not likely nominate Ed. Poe for
Sheriff again. They have given him
three trials aud he has beer defeated
right along.
There are half 8 dozen candidates
for the Post Office in this city named.
Now let us give politics a rest
for two years and go about or busi-
ness.
II your appctisc Is gene Roth
fns VIII rcssorc il moro quickly
Than &C. T.. G.. Certain Chill
Care" tho great Tonic and
guaranteed Cure for Chil!s and
Fever. Price so cents.
"A gentleman from st. Louis is
here TO see about putting il a water
works plant.
We arc not ready for winter
weather in this city vet. Our con-
tractors and builders have not yet
completed their work and they lave
promised TO turn ovet to tic owners
yet this year.
democrats can have no further
doubt about Cape Girardecu county
being a Republican county.
This weather is unusual for
Southeast Missouri. We have not
yet had Indian Summer. We viii
yet Lave some real autumn weather.
Running for Office on the Demo-
cratic ticket in Cape G~irardcau
county is like gambling on futures
il is a risky business.
TUFTS Pills cure sict headache.
If the people in this city who
tried to cote a stock law on the poor
farmer want a stock law in this city
LET them ask the City Council TO pass
a stock ordinance. Tic City Council
is vested with that authority without
tne necessity of giving up u present
:ity charter for a city of the third
sIsss:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

THE BEST SALvE in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, sal
RheuIn, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale a
/ Wilson'S Drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

We VIII sand -. Dr. Kaufman: :
treat Medical work: 100 pages. color
ri plates from lie. TIE most vs!uahlc
adviser cver published. TO any al
:Ircss on receip! Of three 2-ccnt stamps
TO pay postage. Address y. =. Ord
way & Co., Boston. Mass.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12
TUESDAY

A prominent merchant says: a
E.vesold Megrimiuc for over a yea.
aat guaranteed it to cure any head
ache without bad after effects and
nave NOT found a single case it did
not relieve. Sample free. the hr
Whitehall Me9rimine O.. Seat;
Bend. Ind. Sold BY druggists.
Ernst Ostcrloh has moved his
book store into the Rider & Schwep
k.r bui liing.
We arc pleased to learn that
Nhar,cy BIs!tner, who ha: been con
fined TO his bed wei since Fair wc"!;
is improving and is now out c.
danger.
This has hcrn a good ycrr for
contractors and builders in this city,
They have had all TIA work they
r"u.J do siuce early last spring and
tlrcir work Is 10: all done Yet. This
Slows that our city is growing.
The Charleston Democrat say
the demsnd :or coal in C;arleston is
ssing veal by yosr as the winters
come. People in the barkwoods 20 Sns
are finding that coal for fuelis cheaper
than wood.
The city of ihe third class pro
position is TO be Presented to the
voters of this city again. The DEHi,
ocRAT will have something to say on
The subject of giving up orr present
charter later on.
Once there was a man who said
that his boys inherited their bad traits
from him and not from their mother
family, That mai mystcriousiy DIS
appeared n dark night, and no enc
knows to this day whether he jumped
into the sea while crazy or was sud
denly lifted up to heaven in a golden
elevator.
The west wall of the Cape Brew
ery building caved in yesterday. In
excavating for an ice house building
tho. workmen dug down below the
foundation of the brewery building
thus causing the vail TO give way and
cave in. The damage done IS con-
siderable. The wall will be rebuilt
as the ice house walls are put up.
The Australian ballot law docs
away with the political wire-pulling
at the polls. The law is good one
for many reasons, and one among these
reasons is that the hoodlums who
used to stand around the polls on
election day with their hands full of
tickets are now out of an occupation.
Under the Australian law people can
20 to the polls and vote without being
annoyed by the slum of the cities and
towns.
The city will lave to spend sew
eral hundred dollars on Good Hope
street after the street car line is put
down there. For about two blocks
on that street there is just sufficient
room for the street car line. Nc
wagon could pass along that street at
a lime when a car was on the narrow
part of it. To fill up and widen this
street tor two blocks will cost a large
sum of money, and the expenditure
of that money is liable to cost some
of our city officials their positions as
servants of the people.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

A QUEER. thing happened during the
recent terrible cyclone in Saline county.
Kan. ! grocer missed n washing-ma-
cLire wi.ich-vas standing IN the pave:
ncrt ;rsS before the storm It was
pickle! NJ a few days ago on the open
prairie several r1ilcs from Salina in q
pc-.-ct s:ato OF preservation.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

From the Hammock 10 She 2orkinx
CEs:r.

The golden sImmcr its race has run,
The birds TO the S5u:h have fOvr,
And, although .hc GAYS arc s!ad with sun,
The er"nings have chi!i. i-rGvn.
The fall has ove-frr rE--t fi:i;
It's crimson AZ. god array.
AID the Hamn":k i. which tic lo"rrs svunE
Is foldet and PUT Gway.
But though Ike levers I haIpIicck sEun,
And .he chill: evening air.
They find iQTc's c'Ur. 4 a. smoothly run
IN q pare ~"st.- chr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

nLTEorau the United States Ia q
country possessing immense timber
tracts. it appears that it imported WOOD
and wood products to the value of sat-
752.IS5 in TIE year ending June 80. 1891;
and in the same time exported similar
articles to the value of siI, SI1, O04
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-12

"Mystic Care FOR rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l TO
DAYS. it, action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the causc and the dis
east Immediately disappears. The
frst dose benefits. ~ cHn:s. sold by
Rider s. Wi"htcr.c:!, Druggists, Cape
GirarGcau, No.