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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-17
Woriidbt 1T @eisbeit.

Spu man eine etnfadse @criiGtsmaSresel sebraudent
etue bic bur4 Grfabruns sebpten unb bura Ierste sz
btuist 1T, pber ip1 man pas 6iffp ether bartnddisen
3ranfbett,auf iia nebmen, BITE lebenBerff6renb In threh
peridtebenen Spruen, ais @eGielfeber, btlt6ies Ste
Ser pber falteS 5ieber ~duftrttt2 @elaes Don Betben2
SIR iebe bteier Bprmen, fur ieoe Mrt bon Walarta, TIT
9cifetter's Dfasen=gttters elm Seilmittel. @s wtrft
prompt, perribtet ietne arbctt srinbIid. @fS Saus=
mittel sesen Gnsriffe BON Malaria 1T es tDdft wirtiam +.
Guswanberer mad benz Weiten unb SepDbner ,ener
Gebtete, tpDielbt fh miasmatii4e 2ethen peripbii6
%einffeden, ~in1ten beHen ~eineebenf iein unb f9 tes
Bttter5 ala abtpehrmtttel b%eotenen. Set @eritppfuus,
bilt6fen 9etben, RbeumattSmuS grippe, 0terenz unb
~befunben werpen as bet Malaria. @esen BITE mad
tbetlisen 5plsen BON Grtdltuns, f6rperli@er pber setitt@
ger Gri4bpfuus letftet es ~ebenfaaS pertbppuen S4us.
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@mnber : 3mrem.

Sd unter5ei@neter NOR perfriippelt
an meinem re6ten SUB, baB i6 auf
&riider geben muBte. Wtein SUB mar
bid gei6wolen nit &beumatiSmuS.
Sd mar in @nglanb bel ben be-
riibmteiten speaialilten in Chandelier
unb babe bic belten Ner5te nod probirt
unb 1ie gaben mir ale nur nod 40
Sage gum Qeben. Mu6 bic 9ot
Springs babe ib beiu6t obne @rfolg.
Sd beiu6te Nrof. 81. q. WteDer unb
in 10 Sagen bur6 @ebrall6 feiuer
munberbaren Seilmittel bin i'd gdnSs
lid furirt Dorben.
gBillip SOB.
Meine Nbrelie lit: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
S. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
GSEAL. A. d. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co Tex.
Siabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-17
DemtfM aeftrDd,em a.
Wejnmbbeit tit 0feid,tbum !

Or. 9. 9. Wejts 9Rerpens nab @eSirn 8 Eur .tf eta
yfts nerpbfe Nsuraista, ~2ppffHmersen, nerpbSs uebers
seilnns unb 9bSpannnns, reruriaGt bur4 ben hbers
ukttaen oenue Son GlfctpI ODER 9ahaf Gdtafipfgs
g agabnfgn ~ansaytet uHb aasemetnes Glenb, SteAs
Hnm uHb Eeh berbstthbrt. sc IT aud eth SetImtttei
7e4sn frlb5eitises Gltern, sesea nnfrnhtbarfett, Sms
psteut tet betben @einle1tern, Gpermatcrrboea, rers
stfadt .tnr4 setFtse neberanfrensuRs ober busG
5n8enDihnhen. Se6e S&a@tel entl dit BITE aur fhr
stHen Wcnat. $1.00 bic S@a9tel, oher 6 G&adtein
NJ 300, eurd BITE BOP DeSen Gtnfenbnns bes 4retfes.
a1tr sarantiren, bab 6 SGo9teln ieben Gaa 6eiler
ptrben: Mtt ieter 4efeuuus fur 8 S@aAtsln, bic Bet
ans NIT benz yretfe ~eiulduft, lenben ntr benz gefener
enteren }4rtftltAen @arantie : S1etn, bab mir bas
ests turhdi9tden, mean bas Meittel reine SeiIuns Sc.
gtsit. Selde S4etne rerben nur ausSefsut pom
ettr Drng Store (Gtn5tge Ageuten) Rp. 8 Gaf
eemmeres Gfreet, Gan autonfp, SeIas.
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tperben, fobaB bant biele bun6erttauz
fenbe BON 6rauenbdnben notbpenoig
finb, tint Die @unben su beilen, bic
bies MaHens@ emebel gei6lagens
Sat- f9eint es, als Jet ma1t 1T ber
2d1bern @uropas nit ben 1i6 fets
iiberbietenben &riegsriiif1ngen 10 pei'
gefommen, baB fem meiteres neberblez
ten mebr m6gli6 1T, unb Dab bann bic
allgemeine Nbriitung als n%otbmenbige
6plge eintreten mltB. Sber 1T Die
8erpirfli6ung bieieS i60nen @ebanz
TENS erit mad benz %algemein erparteten
vfommer1ben @riege" m0gli9, Der an
8lutisfeit iebenfaas ales iiberfrefen
mirb, mas bic Weltgel6i6te fennts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-17
Betuetef1qe.

Q, 6. Clifford tn Ner GaHel, WITS. bate ~rerpoIeS
Rppfreb unt @teuni attsmuS, bic acknowledgement
raren in iale6tsn 3dftanbe, bic eebtr meEtli6 ansss
sriffen, bate fetnen appettt unn mar h~berbaupt poas
ftdnbts ~enttfdftet. Dret GIaiAen Electric Stttsrs bos
sen In tuTirl.
Gpparb Sbepbsrb, Sarrisburs, Sq totte etne
etfeue 9Bunbs am Beine, bic ihcn a4t Sabre selaufen
feseu S6aAtein gadlen's arnica Salbe unb bic
Wunbs 1T sebstlt. Sobn Spsater, Sotawta, Stte,
bottle fhpf gBunbsu am Betae burS Gteber reruriatt.
BlefAe Electric giiters unb etne SAa9tel 8udlens ars
mica collie BADEN TIN poafdnhts surlrt. gu baben tn
saen apotbsten. gbclpb Dreis, abompiSn & Co.,
@beIeiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-17
&ademi6mersen.

Sa 8Olse bsftissr MadenfGmersen fonnts i
ni9t seben. ginf @unate lit i'd bic beftit
fen Sanersen; sprt Glafden Ct. S--fObs $
tttItea mia.-Sraneis @aurer, gbieaso, St
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-17

DON friter bebanhelt murDe unb NIT petHen Mittteln.
Verlorene Mann barkeit. fpnte aHe
S1rd1en Der @ef1Ient8prsone befimm furtrt.
Frauen-Krankheiten perbeu i'm Saufe
hsr aranfen mnb pbne Snitrninente fnr;rt. Ctr nuns
bernpue8 9etImttteI.
Catarrh upd krankheiten der
Haut, bes gluteS unb Sersens, Der GeDer anb Der
Miefen.
Syphilis. Das am sefdwtnbefsu unh fAerasn
betlenbe WfttteI &ur saranttrt.
Haut-K ran kheiten dueY Gri perbeu IN,
rirt, 100 nnbere auren mtblangen.
Uzsnatuerlicher Abhuss nirb prompt
tn eth saar Tasen tuvtrt.
Meine MetbDoem.
/. Erete COMPUTATION In ber Office pber per pof.
2. Genaue rnterinGnug nnb Dtosucie.
3. Sober fptrb ant 0runb mtfenfH~ aftl.aer prtnetpiey
tebanbelt unb fetu cber ibr Gaa wtrS 81 ~ipeeteleu
Gtuntum aema&t.
4. 9tutse Nreiie unb lei&te 8apiunssbebtnsunsen.
: Sn ben metfen Edaen fam bic 3ranstett i'm 9dufe
he's frnnfen betanbelt perbeu.
SArettt nm Symptom . GprmnIar Rc. l, fur Mdn,
uer.
SHretbt nm Srmptpm sTprmrIar Np 2, fur Erauen.
S4retbt nm Spmptpm-S oruuiar 30. 8, fur Sapts
trnntbeten.
Briefs merben prompt beantpDrtet. Hue @efHdft.
gehetm 8etalteu. Mebi,tu rirp p~erborSeu gefanbt.
Rsferfnaen ! BITE Ganfen bon Gan antpntc.
Dentf@ 8efprDMem.
IRAN a~prefire an pber fpreae Dor Bet
in HAW M. D..
Gtepsns Gebdube, SO nnb 35 MeH : GpmmerseFtaee,
Gan Gntrutc, He5as, cine 9reppe bp&.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-17
Yrpf. Me1ers Gertiiifate.

b~eut3utage getrieben mirb, tpirb felbft
Dem beffen Nr3te, Der geiiber tpunberz
barer 9eilmittel 1T, ni6t geglaubt.
Prof. MfeDer praftiairte als Spe3iaz
lift nit benz gr0Bten @rfolg 1T Merifo,
flint Sabre in Peru, Chile, 2onDon,
China, @ien, in petb, Brag, Der Orr
gentinii9en &epublif unb 8raiilten.
8rpf. Meper garantirt ni6t in allen
Sdlen abiolute 9eilung, mie man6e
Ner5te es getDDbnli9 tbMn. Sebe Mrbeit
lobt ii9 felbft.
Sc let Wurber iiber @unber. @ebet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbiirger, bic f6on
cine lange &eibe BON Sabre1t in bieier
Stabt mobnet, ob ni6t felt fur5er 3eit
bur6 Brof. Sleeper, f6on melt iiber
bretbunbert Perlonen furirt morben
linb, Die i6on am &anbe bes @rabes
tparert.
l1ntersei1neter lit cine lange 3eit
an elmer 9~alsfranfbeit. Sd eoniultir>
tie mebrere Ner5te unb lie iagten mir,
es muB cine Operation borgenommen
tperben, mas mid febr eri6roden bat.
9n1tatt cine Operation pornebmen gu
laf1en, tpanbte i'd mid an prDf. q. u.
MeDers 9eilmittel unb bin in bier Saz
gen p%on1tdnbig furirt tporben unb muB
fagen. bas mar cine @unberfur. Nae
Musfunft fam %gegeben merben in met
mem 6auie SEQ. IA NepabafraBe, San
Nntonio, Seras. 9iefe Nusfage babe
i1 bef6tperen utlb unterSei6net gum
8epeiie, baB es bic refine Wahrbeit 1T.
Yaul Sabn.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th. day of March,
TSEAL] A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
&etteie cine Mt1tter BON a6t &inbern.
GER 6rans StieriB iagt: sd bin
nit mei11em Weibe "a Sabre perbeiras
tibet, aber bic lebten Is Sabren mar
mein @eib fortmdbrenb b~ettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Sort bic beiten Mer5te
coniultirt, ein ieber Nrat bat cine anbez
re @ranfbeit conitatirt. Sd mar baz
mails in iebr guten 8erbdltnihen; i'd
mar 8eiiber zines prDBes @fbaufes on
Der 3. @traBe nnb Nbenue 9, ging baz
her an1 nit ibr mad europa, aber
ales ogne @rfplg, NOR aid in Wien
bel benz beriibmten prof. ul5mann, Der
lagte mir, i'd m6ge mir feline meiteren
Muslagen MAIDEN, benin fir meiu Meib
gebe es feline &ettung. 2ebtere Sabre
iiberiiebelte i6 nit meinem Weib mad
San Intonip, I'm bas alinta gu we6z
ielr, aber anltatt better, murbe tie tdgz
li1 f1limmer unb irar lebtes Sabr Elm
pabres Bib bes Sammer unb @lenbs.
8is Dor fur5er 3eit befu6te mei1l
Meib Srau Born, bic ebenfals lange
Sabre leibenb mar, uttb er5dblte, baB
fe bur9 grof. u. 81. Mepers, $50. 46
Nanarro Str. in Der Shat munberbare
9eilmittel in gau5 furSer 3eit bergeitellt
uorben lei.
Sbglei9 mir 56nn on gar nidts
mebr glaubten, CAB i'd bod auf langes
3ureben Der Srau Born mad, unb ba6@
te, piaft au9 bieien S9minbel periuz
den, unb gu meinem gr0Bten @rltauz
men unb Glide mar meine 6rau na6
einem monatli6en @ebrau6e biefer
pirfli6 tpunberbaren 9eilmittel pplls
fommen 6ergeIte1t.
Sic fpnnte nieber ibren bdusli6en
Mrbeiten na6geben unb li9 Der graiez
butg ihrer &inher pibnten.
gtun bitten mir. i9, meme Srau unb
| &inber, @ott m6ge 9errt prot. u. u.
Meper, nod re6t LANCE Sabre gum
@Oble Der leibenben Meni6beit erbals
ten.
Sranf gpa Stierib.
San Nntpnio, Ser.
geibe beldporen bies Gertififat.
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sd TIT AT get4tsneuralsis; fanfsbn
Rinuten na9bent id Ct. Safubs Sel anse>
manbt bate, sparert ale S9mersen seri5wun~
btn.-G. 9. Gbants, yerry, @p.
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&rantbett bebattet 1tD babe D1ele Nerate
fpniultirt unb biele Seilmittel prpbirt
pbne @rfplg.
Sn 5pei Wp9en bin i9 bur9 grof.
q. u. MeDers munberbare 6eifmittel
gdnsli6 furirt tporben.
Sd f9wbre bd5u, Dab es bic Wabrz
beit lit unb ni9ts anberes als bic
Mabrbeit.
SfabeI SIores.
Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
[SEAL. A D 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Gin iunger Mantt, Ser BON bieIen
Spe3ialifen unb mad @ebrau1 ber=
f6iebener Mittel abfolmt fur b~eiratbs=
unfdbig erfldrt tpurbe, mar bur6 YrDf.
q. u. Mepers, $50. 46 Na5arozs traBe,
munberbare 9eilmittel bolfommer ber=
geftelt unb lebt ieit 2 Mpnateu i'm
glidli6iten @betanbe.
@frs. &efugia Seierino, mobnbaft
$50. Z siibz2areboitraBe, cine mobile
fannie @brenfrau unb piele Sabre bier
anfdflige @igentbiimerin elmer Sarm at
Der @ar5az@rpHing Der Mebina. Sd
mar 3 Sabre lang franf nit fogenar11s
ter S9minbi u9t pber 4~us5ebrung. Sd
babe Die beten Merate probirt, piele Yaz
tented ebi3inen, ales pbne @rfolg. Ser
lebte grat, her mid bebanbelt bat, bat
mid gdn5li6 aufgegeben. 9ur6 mebs
rere meiner Sreunbinner unb 8efannz
ten bin i6 ge5mungen mDrbert, prof.
Meper gu beiu9en. Mein Mann fubr
mid bin, unb er u1b mein @pbn trl1s
gen mid binauf. Sd fpufte 8lut urtb
MAI %abgemagert unb bate srDBe
Sdmer5en.
@ott lei Sanf, bur9 Yrof. q. u.
MeDers 9eilmittel bin i6 gdn3li6 flu
rirt mprben.
Sd bin As Sabre alt unb bic Mutter
BON a9t &inbern.
&efugia Seierina.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this the 1st day of March,
[SEAL. A. d. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Wirs. Sapppa galepn, go. 426 2az
rebDffraBe, 50 Sabre alt.
Sd mar 5 Sabre franf nit S6minbs
lu6t.
Sd babe bic belten 4erate fonfultirt
unb meine &ranfbeit bat piel @elb gez
foitet, obne cine Sur gu errei6en. Sd
mar bic lebte 3eit 10 abgemagert, fonnte
nidt f6lafen, ni6t effen, feinen Ntbem
befommen unb mar f6pm gdn5li6 pbne
ale 9oHnung au~fgegeben morben.
9ur6 meme pielen 8efannten, bic
aud bur6 Prpf. Mepers mut1berbare
6eilmittel furirt porben ftnb, babe i'd
Die Sur unternDmmen unb fam fagen
in Is Sagen bin i1 bDQftdnbig flrirt
morben unb bonn Sobe gerettet.
Sbiges babe i'd bef6woren, baB es
bic refine Wabrbeit 1T.
Sapppa Balloon.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me
this the 9TH day of March,
lSEAL] A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
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heilt

&6enmatismns.
Bon 1853 bts 1885, BeinaBe % Sabre. Tit
~ IN ~rbntmatif6en Sdmersett In Der 5afte;
bura ben gebrar9 BON ct. Safubs Ssl tpurbe
ID stbstt.-S. g. Dphb, Netuton, SUE.
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sag- 9rof. Meper's Office TT $50.
46 MabarrozS traBe, eine Sreppe bo6.
Spre9ftunben: 8pn 9 ubr Morgens
big Z llbr Mbenbs. 2abet i~ibrigens
Niemanben elm, 5u linn gu fommen.
S9minbler, Quadialber, @pione unb
Neugierise ipuen bur9aus ni6t porz
fpre6en.
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DR. Hathaway
S-yn sGsSasioot, m. D., Mififent.
Specialist oes Cusstems.

Surge Nadnner.
welne In Grfse ron
Sugenp : Sfnben
an Rerpenfamd&t
letben, ibreeeben8.
fraft u%utersrabeu
1aben uub thre
Wdnnlthtett perlps
ren, fonten ben bes
rhbmten Or. Sas
ttawar fcfprt cons
fultireu. @elSebt
atmt, Nerpentrdnt-
Bet Unit cber ctie
&rdume mtrb pt1s
'feniHaftltG unb
mad ben neaeiter
Wethrben behans
belt nnb NIT BEN
srbbten Grfpls.
&s fpmmt ntni
barQrf an. pb man
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02
VII, Crisp's Election Means.


1t means for the democratic party
the attack and not the defense in the
political campaign next fall.
1t means economy and not extrava.
gance in the appropriation of the pub,
lie money.
1t means Il reduction and not an in.
crease in taxation.
1t means u surplus and not aaslseti.
cheney i'll the national treasury.
1t means thorough investigation OF
the census and pension scandals.
1t means free wool, free coal, free
binding-twine, free eggs, free raw
material and free necessaries of life fol
free men in Il free country.
1t means general and not special
legislation, and as little of it rs posi-.
bic IN the halls of congress.
1t means prudent handling of the
excessive democratic majority in the
house.
1t means Il careful pruning of The
appropriation bills under the super
vision of William :. Holman and Other
watch-d dogs of the treasury.
1t means an early adjournment of
congress i'll the interests of the people
1t means the development of the
American navy Us Il measure of nation.
al defense, on the line laid down by
the first democratic secretary of tho
navy in quarter of II century.
1t means Il restoration of individual
rights on the floor of the house OF
representatives.
1t means legislation confined strictly
within constitutional limits, and es-
pecially no federal interference with
the elective franchise.
1t means national wealth and pros
perity-equal rights and equal privi
leges for all.
1t means the election of Il democratic
president in November neXt.-Con
gresham Cumming in the New York
journal.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02
Col. JOnah's Grievance.

To the Editor of the Post-Dispath:
| have tried to believe and have so
assured my democratic friends and
neighbors that the 'smad fit" of the st.
Louis Republic over its defeat in the
Speakership contest would soon pass
away, Dut am convinced after reading
its issue of to-day that it is the deliber-
ate purpose of that paper to do every
thing in its power to create dissensions
and divisions in the democratic party
and thereby it possible hand grand old
Missouri over to the tender mercies of
Mr.. Chauncey |. Fillcy and his gang in
1892. Why its absurd anu utterly un-
called for predictions of disastrous
split i'll the democratic party''-that
there will "not he dozen democratic
congressman returned next year in the
Mississippi valley north of the old line
of Mason and Dixon" etc? Is there al
! intelligent democrat in Missouri who
does not know that in making these
predictions 1.-the wish was father to the
thought?"
If reports be true this man .Done.
determined nearly year ago To dC
| Just what he is now doing, and fol
| REASONS not even remotely connected
with Mr.. Mills candidacy for th,
Speakcrship. Indeed, there are many
| democrats who believe that Jones rea
grievance against the democracy date,
months back OF the speakership fight
but the facts, if they are facts, will
doubtless he made pablic in due time
B. &. NJ.
Snhnlin Mo- Nrcnmhrr o. 1891
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02

callow youth of 20 or thcrcaEout5 be
was desperately in love with Il certain
lG-year-old village belle, whose name
we will suppose to have been Sallie
Jones. Sallic herself took kindly to
young David, but SaIIic's parents
didn't. They favored more promis-
ing srIitor, who has since fulfilled that
promise and risen to the dignity of
township constable. Accordingly the
"crucl parents handicap was placed
on Dave and Sallic in short order.
They were never permitted to be alone
together, ANA what little cOurting Dave
did was done under the eagle eye of
the girls mother, a rheumatic old
lady whose crutch was the household
sceptor. Dave was IL schemer, how
ever, even in those days, so one night
when the hated rival was out of the
way and pater-famiias was attending
his lodge meeting over the village
grocery store, Dave turned COW into
the front yard of his beloved 3 domicile
and then dropped i'll for call. lie
chattcd nervously with Sallie and her
mother about prayer-meeting and the
weather until presently the cow was
heard from.
" Land o mercy!' calculated the
old lady. Il do believe that critters :
in my ilower-beds
"'Ncver mind, MOTHER asserted
the heroic Salie. Gimme your crutch
and Dave and IN drive it out
"Out she flew, crutch in hand, and
Dave after her. In his excitement over
/ the successful working of his plot Dave
slammed the door behind him so hard
that it blew out the lamp. The old
! lady managed to hobble over and
, relight it, however, and had time to
! spare before Dave and Sallie had re-
turned from their COW chase and bliss
ful tete-a-tete at the front gate.
- Young man, said the old lady,
eyeing Dave sternly as he re-entered
the room, and thinking only of the
lamp, young man, you are entirely
too boisterous, Sir, and you showed
1t when you went out o. this room.
"'The deuce | did, exclaimed the
startled David, taken completely una.
wares and blushIng furiously. Sallie
blushed with equal vehemence and the
old lady caught right on. There wa:
II tableau in which the future Governor
did disappearing act, and he say.
that never thereafter could he muster
up courage enough TO go back to tn,
house. And SO Sallie is now Mrs
Constable So-and-So and the Governo
is confirmed bachelor, all, he de
clares, on account of that unlucky COW
and-lamp combination.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02

thr end of the world on Christmas dav,
ate her buckwhcat cakes cooked in the
usual manner Saturday morning She
gave them "a double allowance of ma
pie syrup.
Roman ralpcy. a student of Went
worth Academy. Lexington, is at home
spending the holidays . Bob Beatty,
" popular hotel man, of Lexington.
Mo, WAS here this week visiting his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Beatty. south of
town.-knob Nostcr cor. WarrcnSburg
journal.
Miss Lizzie Lee Warren will leave
Tomorrow for Lexington to spend
Christmas with friends and relatives.
John X. Gentry was limping around
he street yesterday with Il badly
sprained ankle, the result of being
thrown from fractions hOrsc.-Scda-
lin Democrat
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02
A Sound Liver Makes a We'll Man.

Are yuu bilious, constipatcd or troubled with
iauudicr sick headache, bad taste in mouth
foul breath. coated tongue, dyspepsia, indiges-
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Why Governor Hill is IL Bachelor


\ New Yorker, who has been a
close friend of Governor-Senator David
Bennett Hill since the days when they
studied ''readin', 'ritin' and 'rithme-
tie together in the same little red
school-housc, was in Chicago the other
day and talked rather freely about
affairs. political and otherwise, IN the
Empire State. ''NO," he said, Il
don't think the Baby Ruth racket is
going to boom Cleveland ut Hills
expense, but I'll acknowledge that
Dave would be Il stronger man with
the people if he had married LONG aro
and raised Il family. He ought to do
it even now, but. that's point on
which he is hopelessiy obstinate and
unreasonable, and, by the way. do YOU
! know what it was that started Dave
! Hill down the devious paths of bach
clorhood? Well, it was neither more
nor less than the same malcvolent
combination which started the bic
/ Chicago lirr-a COW and Il lamp. II
! occurred thuswisc. When Dave was
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Reader, she did not marry Payne
Wood. In the church yard down in
the valley, not far from the shady
woodland where she promised to be
his wife, Alinc Lee sleeps, the bride OF
death. Around her grave, the sweet
wild flowers bloom in summer, while
overhead the little birds sing mourn
fully of the pure, young girl who lies
beneath the grassy mound, and III
sacred grave with Its spotless robe OF
purity and lovclness, as Though the
angels with loving hands spread the
soft wilderness thereon. And to that
lowly mound. oftimcS comes Il man
darkly beautiful is his face, and sweet
Iy beam the glorious eyes. which ere
he departs are filled with tears, fOI
the memory of his dead love.
Once | went with Stewart TO Allies
grave, and though his lips quivered
there was no out-spoken grief. lie had
overcome his longing for that dead
love, when he found that she was
pledged to another. And | sometimes
lIIiIih iHt 'IiS'lN liuHb Hiliiit ii'lS
tendefly when they see the nohlcncs.
and grandeur of this man, when he com
forts my other sorrowing friend for the
loss which he will never fully over
| come.
Payne will never marry, his hear
will always be true To his first love
But he is cmulatimg Stewart 5 example
and resolution is impressed upon thai
Saddencd brow, and perhaps he vii
eventually come TO know the love %
One who never fails us.
And Stewart, perhaps he will some
day meet one to love him rs ht
deserves to be loved: his face is fan
and handsome as it was before the
| fearful fire which for so long threaten
ed to disligure him for life, and hi,
step is bouyant and full of youth, fo
youth can survive great shocks, ant
time is wonderful healer of wounds
And should he meet one to love him
! pray that she may give to him th'
boundlcss wealth of noble woman
love, one of Gods riches gifts To man
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TOPEKA, Kan, Dec u The Second reg
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association, which proposc@ to accumulate
funds for use and maintenance to attend
the Columbian exposition at Chicago, has
been Incorporated. The capital stock is
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MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, Dec. 2S-Edward
Davis, who for years has been applying
for a pension for service rendered in the
Mexican war, received information yes
terday that ha would get his money. Over
come by the good ncws he lell dead
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MY TWO FRIENDS.
Written for THE INTELLIGENCER
BY WILL WARD MITCHELL.

T. had been
friends from
early child
hood, Payne
Wood and
l;wcaitCnd-
ed school Ito
gctherat the