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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
Meucite Nadridten oes Muslanbts.

Berlin. Cine unteriu9un9, rpel>
DE pon 3eitun9@n in WeazDeuti9lanb
angeftellt rporben 1T, bat er9eben, sab
bic fran,0Il9e @pra9e in gllaB>2otbz
ringen 16neu aus benz au9emeinen 8ers
tebr perbrdnst ,pirb, unb oaB in ben bei>
ben prouin5en faum eine 3eituns beitebt,
bic ausI9lieBli@, uon fran50lii@en Qeiern
9ebalten pirb. Die ,,@olmarer 3eitz
l1na", zines BET dlte eiten 8latter bes
Oberz@llaB, bat ansetiinbi9t, baB iie
infolse BET 3unabme beutl@er unb BET
Mbnabme fraus0iil@er 2eier ibre taslibe
Mus9abe in 6euti i@er une nur ibre mo>
9entli@e Qlus9abe in fran5oili@erSpraz
DE erl@einen lailen >peroe. =.
Berlin. Mm Monta9 CAB bet
neue Bremier, @raf Gutenberg per benz
preuBil@en Qanota9e betannt, saB bic
Me9ierung bic S9uluorlase auf9e9eben
babe. Sic Mittbeiluns ioq ltiirn,ii@e
Scenen berpor9erufen baben. u. y
Berltn.~ Scr Grla B Der preull>
l6cn @esierun9, ,pel@er rullii9en ens
ben. bas Betreten sprenBii6en @ebiets
Epsrbittef bdf an Oel t3renje ntfdSli@e
2eiben bsrpprserufen. .Tauicnbe ber
aus NlBtano Brrtriebenen tieaen in ben
Srt16aften smil9en &omne uno eer
@ren3e in @9uppen uno StdQsn; bcr
Eppbus 1T unter ben 9eirnloien aus9ez
breden ,1nb es feblt ibnen an 9tabr>
,1ngsmitteln. Da3u feblt es in ben be-
treffenbcn Ortldalten an NerSten uno
bie Bemobncr ma9en es ni3t, ben &ranz
fen au nabe 81 tommen, .bere@tister
Weile Mnl ltefun9 fiir@tenb. y(abe @u>
palti ino S,pei jii5ii@e &inoer, Die NIT
ibren Gltern in einen @@uppen iibers
nadteten, erfroren. Das 9ulfs;@onnis
te in Tbron bat einen Mufruf 1lm meitez
re 6ulf fsmittel erla0en. 8iele ber uns
gladli9en Snben, wel@e ibre 6ein1atb
perla0en boben, Inn na@ Qlmc1ita aus
suma1,bern, miii1en 3uriidfebren, ba es
Ben 2ofal> >@omites an Mitteln .feblt,
ibnen bic l1eberfabrt gu ii@ern.
9onbon. gta9ri9ten aus q(1t:
itralien beiasen, eaB 6er Maiienm0roe1
Sire 6erid Deemin9 9eitanoen babe, letn'
s5rau uno &inber IN &qinbiQ lopie IN
Winolor bas Trdulein Matbes ermorbe1
3u baben. Qlu@ CAB er an, Sic beioen
lebten Wbite9apel>M l>Morbe aus9efiibrt 81
babcn. yoier l@ertt maui bet leberen Nn:
gabe teinen @lauben, neil es 5ic1nlid)
feititebt, baBDeen1ing gu ber betertfenoer
3eit ni9t in 9onoGn semeien ie'n tann'
Berlin. Sn &oblen3 be3ii@tt9t'
Elm &aufmann Manens Weinmonn Der
2ieutenant Salil9 nit leiner Trau II
,1nerlaubten @erbdltni0en gu iteben, uni
perlette bielem, als ct tbm be9e9nete.
e,nen G@la9 tn bas @eii@t. De'
Oficier sos ieinen De9en uno fist'
@einmann cine i9were Wunbe am &opf'
bel. Die Greunbe ber beioen marfer
f6 bas,pii9en uno trenntcn bic &dmp:
fen6en. 8einmann wurbe in Elm Qote>
gebra@t unb eortb,n folste ibn @alii 4
une perlebte linn einen Dcgeniti@ ir
bic Bruit BET leinem Sob gut Tol9'
batte. Diele 9cneine Gbat bes Officiers
9egeniber einem >pebrlojen 8iir9er bo
in &oblens eroBe Nufresung berpor9e:
rufen unb man fardtet, baB es s'pil9er
Militar unb Giuiuiiten gu ernltli@e1
Muftrttten tommen utro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

2onbon. Nm @ar1itag 1puroe bic
,,Gt6er", wel6e nabe Ntberiiclb i9reis
terte 9eboben. O&an nimmt at, Bag
bas Tabrscu9 nun CUR @eparatur aufs
Werft 9ebra9t meroen tann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
Berlin. Man er,uortet, bas ber
Mfritareifenbe Or. Yeters balo na1

9erlin. Man ermartet, bas ber
Mfritareifcnoe Or. Beters balb nad
Berlin 3uradtebren ,perbe. Dr. NWs
ier, Der Diret1or ber GslonialsMbtbeis
lung, iou Of ber ansebli9 bur4 bic
Mitslieber ber peterS'{9en Grpebition
besansenen @rauiamteiten unsebalten
lein uxb ben Tibrer ber Grpeaition, Or.
peters, eriudt baben, ii@ auf bic bless
bejiisli@en Nntlaseu gu uerantmorten.
Seit benz Briefe, in ,ueldem Dr. Beters
nit ani4einenbem 8ebasen ersdblt,
,pie uiele Ginseborene Ct at einem Gage
absei@la@tet babe iinb aus auen Gbeiz
len Deuti9lanos. Gn9lanbs unS anoes
TEN 2dnbern proteite sesen iol6e Mais
leni9ld9terei laut 9ewproen unb bic @e>
9ierlns muroe eriu9t, I'M Sntere0e Der
pumanitdt eiu;ui@reiten. uebri9ens
erfreut ii@ Or. Beters in @ele1rten>
treiien boben Mnlebens ,lnb i'm Bolte lit
er entl@ieben beliebt.
2onbou. 00ni9in Nictoria unb
ibre na9nen @ermanbten ,uerben fir
ibre quten Dienlte als 0ermittler bel ben
llnterbanelunsen me9ea 6eraus9abe oes
Belfenfcnbs elm biibi9es Stiid @elb
fir ii6 se.pinnen, ba ber uerito, bene
Gr> &Sni9 @eors Der ttoni9in unb it,
rem ES9tern je eine Miaion EDaler ais
2esat permadte. Bie es beibt, 1T oas 9es
senpdrtise arrangement 10, oaB Der
Dcr3og ppn Cumberland l6, 900, 900
Gbaler unb bic 3inien gu 4 Broc., obne
3inies5ins, im @an5en $4,000, 900
Tbaler, erbalten iou. Die &6nisin
uno ibre T19ter merben 5000, 900
Gbaler, erbalten. Der 9er;o9 uon
Cumberland mirb ieinen Nntbeil wabr>
l9einli9 I'M Sommer ousbesablt erbalz
ten.
Qonbon. Scr Mrst Mpoleste, ber
in Werbq4t itanb elmer Der @eri@0rer
III fem bic bas Qlttentat auf ben 3aren
Bel Borti planter, bot bier Selbitmoro
besansen: Ct batte ii@ nit einem Tes
oermeiIer ben .6als bur9l@nitten uno
bic Pulsabern 9eofinet, 1porauf er, nm
bes Gobes sans iiber gu iein, ii@ sas
Me0er in bas Ser; 9eitoBen battc. Gin
Brief Tag auf benz Glide, morin er feis
men &Ditberrn Mnolo bei6ul0iste, ibnt
500 sJrnncs 8eltob ble., uun tim hauas ssez
tlnbist 3l Daben. SER 9lnolo iaste
b.i bem Sneueit aug, boB bic 8ei6uls
bi9ung III be,n Brisfe obne 8e9riinouns
uno 1pabri9einli3 aus oer ertranfteh
pbantaie bes alten ,Mannes entitanoen
lei, eenn es lieBe ii9 na9meiien, bag
Mpolcpsti in ben letten flint Sabren
niemals 500 Tranes auf einmal beleilen
babe. Gin anberer 2eu9e ia9te aus,
baB ct Mpolemsti ieit 1890 tel1ne, 1uo er
i'm int Gafe Monrico 9etroffen uno ibm
lpater @el6 11no Nabrung se9eben babe,
bis Die @eilteStrantbeit ii9 10 peri@lims
mertc, 6aB er ii6 nnb feline Treunoe
bur9 bic Drobbriefe in unonne6mli6>
teiten bra6te. Der Snipeftor gropp
pom Scotlano Daro la9te aus, oab er
beauftrast woroen iei, 9lpolerpsti 81 Be-
,po6en, neil man ibn fiir 9efabrli6 9ielt.
Die Surp CAB als Ye1sitt cb, boB Mpo=
lersfi ii6 in einen 3ultanoe bet @eiz
pesit0run9 ielbit oas 2eben 9enon1men
babe.
2onbon. 'Qm @amitos 'puroe Die
,G1oer", 1pel9e nabe Mtberf ficlo i9reis
terte 9eboben. O{an nimmt an, Sab
oas Tabrscug nun CUR @eparatur aufs
Werft 9ebra@t meroen tann.
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9tc 2lrntcc Der Milltondre,

Non 3eit gu 3eit beraui@en tppil3e
&apitaliltenblatter, mie Der ~. 9.
9eralo" ibre 2eier bpr9 3iffer'nabise
Madmeije iibcr ben rteilgen Vermo9ens>
be(it bet amerifanii@en MfiQionare.
@o lief oes uor9enannte &latt sieier
Gage liteurueiie 3oblen aufmari4iren
pon plenbenber @r0Be, pelde auf bic
Coackroachztap iitii6en 2eier je>
ner 3eitun9 mir bic 8irtuns sebobt ba>
ben t0nnen, iie einestbeils por g}eio
beriten gu MAIDEN, anoermtbeilS iDre
Musbeutun9swutb aufS9leuberlte gu rei>
gen. Mon lteue ii@ ). 9. bic @efable
eines &opitaliiten Dor, ocr ,lumpige"
!6unberttaujenb Collars beiiet, pcnn
ibm fol9ense 2iite unter bic Nusen
.tommt:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
ANDREW J. ECkSTE|h,
ts..r'. gtsent1imer ber
&ionter Mpot9ete

..*1@.. 9te1p ulm, W&tnn.
Mebi5inen, @bemitalien, Eoilettenar>
titelm, parfiimerien, Tarben, Sel, Str
nif1em, @las, Ba@er, @@reibmateria>
lien pno Muiitini itrumente itets TT GROCER
Musmabl an 9a9er.
@ecepte na@ meoi5inii9en &eseln nit
9r0Bter @orii&t ansefertiet.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
A erea. Domain by irrigation.

The arid roglon Of tho United States
covcrs IN area Of |, 800 miles In Its widest
part, from cast TO west and 1000 miles
from north 70 south. II embraces the area
between the Tooth meridian and tho coast
range, and from tho British possessions on
the north 10 Mexico on tho south. Tho
space contains over million square miles
-one-third Of tho area Of tho United
Statcs, including Alaska-oQual TO moro
Now Mexico. Utah. Wyoming, Idaho,
fornia, Oregon, Warrington, Texas, Kan
sas, NevadA, North and South Dakota, and
Montana lie within this belt. II 10 esti-
mated In tho report for tho year anotng
juno 10, 1891, oftho Hon. John Noble, Soc
rotary OF tho interior, that 1920, ,000, 200
acrcs that arc now desert may DO redeemed
BY irrigation 80 ~ TO produce the cereals,
fruits and garden products possible In tho
climate whore tho lands arc located"
When 1t Is remembered that 120, ,000, 900
ncres about equal In area tho States Of
Ohio, Indiana and lllinois combined, the
gigantic possibilities and future Of 80 great
an extent Of fertile and productive land
now lying fallow, may be imagined when
II Is mado 10 "laugh with harvest"
The four statcs above named now have q
easily support thrice that number; SO that
estimating tho cultivablo area Of tho arid
region at la0, 000, 600 acres, and doubtless
itRrcatly exceeds that amount, the United
Statea has in that desert land IN empire
awaiting development capable Of support
Ing population In comfort, almost equal
to the now existing population OF tho entirc
republic John N. Morris IN the
February Forum.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
Romance Of tho diamond.

Scene IA squnlid African hut; n
white ovcrscer Is compelling naked
Kafiir prisoner TO 90 through gro.
tcsqucly degrading antics; dirty lit
tic whito stone only useful 10 bc
strung like an ornamental bead drops
from tho poor black carcass; ovcrscor
triumphantly pounccs on tho dis
covery.
Scene II.-Six thousand miles dis.
tant; u London ball room with all tho
accessories OF civilized splcndor; the
stone rcnppcars cut and IN tho shape
OF n brilliant enhancing tho charms OF
some young lovcliness and prompting
the instinct which bids us worship and
honor her beauty ns though II were
something divine. -Blnckwoods Mag.
nzinc.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
Hard 10 take

Hard to take
the big, old-fashioned pill. It's
pretty hard to have to take it, too.
You wouldn't, if you realized fully
how it shocks and weakcns the
system.
Luckily, you don't have to take
it. DR. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets
arc better. They're sensible. They
do, mildly and gently, more than the
ordinary pill, with oil its disturb.
ance. They regulate the liver,
stomach and bowels, as well as
thoroughly cleanse them. They're
the original Little Liver Pills, purely
vegetable. perfectly harmless, the
smallest and the easiest to take.
One little Pellet for q gentle laxa-
tivc-thrcc for n cathartic. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Con.
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, and all arrangements Of the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels arc
promptly and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest, too, for
they're guaranteed TO give satisfac-
ton, or your money is returned.
You pay only for the good you get.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
An Iniauitous Business.

Tho United States consul In Sierra
Leone, In u private letter 70 friend In
q missionary or tho son Of one, but judge
tho present by tho past. Tho Christian
nations Of tho Garth must set better ex-
ample than flooding this country with rum
and gin and landing II on tho Sabbath day
ut tho wharf, within fifty yards Of tho
church. stood on tho wharf Inst Sabbath
and saw the steamers como into tho harbor
from Germany aud England and they com.
menccd TO land rum and gin. There wero
over one hundred mon employed oil day
and the customs officers had to be on duty.
The native kings arc petitioning tho gov-
crnment 10 stop tho liquor traiiic. It Is
running thoir people. One king says II
they continue II will cause him TO leave
his country and 10 where the white mans
rum can't reach his people"
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Charles Dudley Warner, tho eminent
author, once remarked that tho habit oil
writing letters, acqdircd when young,
wns tho real secret Of tho success no at.
taincd In after years a. . writer OF books.
In youth, ho learned by letter writing TO
continuing TO do so no gradually acquired
that brilliant style that has made his
name famous. Hc was fortunate In hav-
ing educated friends A. correspondents.
There 10 certainly no bottcr way Of
learning tho English language we'll and
forcibly than by carrying on regularly u
correspondence, with number o. eduea.
tod, Intelligent people. And II Is no
doubt true that great many. ambitious
young persons would practice letter writ.
Ing TO n much greater extont than they do
u they had some way Of obtaining suitn-
bio correspondents.
But tho world movcsi In connection
with tho class In Short hand now being
formed, regular system OF lcttcr- writing
will be put In motion. Every person
who becomes member OF tho class vii!
DO placed In communication with several
other persons with whom II will bc on
tirciy proper for him TO correspond.
Caro- and discretion 10 exercised In the
matter Of introductlonm.
Each member Of the class will be glvon
three or four correspondents. Ono or
two Of thcso will DO located not far dls'
tAnt while tho othors will DO persons liv-
Ing perhaps thousand milcs away.
A double advantage 10 gained by this
plan. Tho student gets practice In lcttor'
writing, and At the samo timc most cx.
coiicnt driii In Short. hand. In tho lot.
the correspondents, various intorostin.
topics will bc discussed.
Usually daplleat. copy OF each J., l9.ae, ,sI
and to somc extent criticised by tho 70.
cipicnt, and returned TO tho writer with
,hc next loltsr mailed. Colorod Ink 10
used In making corrections. This com.
pairing Of notes, and tho discussion and
Investigation which grow out Of II, provo
mutually instructive aud encouraging.
II may seein odd, but II IL true never
thclcss that n learner often feels more res.
poet Tor unseen class. mAtca thnn for fol-
low-studcnts with whom hc comes Into
daily familiar contact. With mon aud
womon, tho same as with mountains and
clouds, II holds truc that "Distnnco lends
cnohantmcnt." Tho faults Of people We
meet upon tho streets aro readily detect
cd. Thoir true merlts, which lilo dccpcr,
arc bcttor revealed In tho letters which
they write.
A persons faults, which often. timc,
arc merely surface bicmishcr, nrc no, do
tcctcd by tho correspondent who, not.
withdrawing, IL nbia In tifnc TO perceive
his friends real virtues which iio hidden
from casual observation.
Considered from the standpoint OF dol
lar and cents, letter writing II nm accom-
piishmont which In fast becoming indis.
pcnsable In every oificc and counting.
room. 10 much u tho worlds business
IL to-day transacted on paper by 'pcans
of correspondence, that tho ability 10 vot
up n good, clearly stated letter, Is y quali'
fcation the value Of which 90 young men
mated.
Ticket Of membership In this class In
n. Remit 10 tho Secretary University
Extension, Bot B22, ~, Louis, Mo.
A mammoth class is being formed, and
u course you want 10 be "in IT,"
The state herald., 1892-02-19
FRUITS AND oLEAnlnos.

In Germany ginssblowcrs arc paid only
once year.
Tho gold plato at Windsor Is valued nj
e., 10000
Tho value OF tho crown Of England, OK.
elusive Of the cost Of tho metal, IL Gi00,
600. II has boen four times In pawn,
onco for CO, 900 only.
Mall matter can bc scnt from Paris %
Berlin now In pneumatic tubes IL take,
thirty.nyo minutes for n package 10 20
from ono city 10 tho other
Tho dolphin Ia the fnstou, swimmer IN
tho sea II can with ease swim around
and about vessel going at the highest
rate of speed. npd can go fnstor than
twcnty miles mn hour.
Englnnd's Old mobility bns great dcni
Of now blood IN II. About half tho her.
cditnry pcorngcs have been created with.
In sixty years, aud not ono-fourth Of them
were IN existence 100 years ago
In Waterbury, Conn mn engine which
stands on n space of ,iO of nn Inch 1qunr,
and reaches height OF y OF mn inch hns
been made, II haa iis parts, held 10.
gp,hcr by ~ screws. The diameter OF the
cylinder IL i.20 of nm inch mud tho whole
weighs three grains
An Austrian expedition for tho scion.
'inc exploration of tho Mediterranean
found, ON July -, 1891, between Malta
aud croto, In 10 dog. ~ min. 20 SEQ
north latitude and VI deg A. min 30 scc
caH, longitude, n depth Of n, ilo feet, the
deepest sounding yet tnkon In tho siodIter.
rnnenn.
Royal and imperial pcruopnRca who
travel incopnito often have unpleasant
experiences During n tour In Egypt the
Empress Of Austria took n scat onc after.
noon In n restaurant OF Cairo and ordered
cup of coffee. Her curiosity becoming
excited by tho peculiar color Of tho drink
Of n nciRhbor, sho asked the waitof what
II VIVA THAT" said tho man standing
near her majesty, 'is ahsintho And II
little madame, touching her familiarly ON
tho shoulders, "would drink Ave or six
glasses Of that day, sho would become
thicker aud stronger than sho now is.n
The state herald., 1892-02-19

erected a first class hostelry. Pill
grims from every land. bound for
Jarusalem, wero only too glad to find
q clean. comfortable hotel 60 far away
from homo and 1t is now royalty
patronized by travellers Guides are
kept who are exports In biblical his
tory. and who pilot guests to all points
OF interest The discussions around
the hotel tables In which MoseA
Jacob Pharaoh. Paul, John and other
figures OF sacred history form the
chief staples Of conversation. arc said
to resemble very much those OF o
minister's weekly meeting.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
How to Use a Telephone.

II Is found that not one person In ton
among those who arc daily usiug the tele-
phone know how 10 use tho telephone
properly. Some people think they have to
scream or bawl, while others 20 70 tho op-
posite extreme and drop their voices al
most to whisper. Somo stand too far
from the transmittor and others speak too
rapidly or indistinctly. The telephone girl
Ia generally blamed, but In nearly every
case the fault lies with tho person speak,
Ing. The manager Of large exchange on
being asked, "What IL the best way Of
talking through tho instrumentp says:
why, Just In an ordinary conversational
tone a. u you wero speaking 70 somebody
three or four foot from you. I can talk
from Washington City 10 Portland, Me-,
In that way and make myself plainly
heard. Tho best position 10 70 stand with
the mouth about three inches from tho
transmitter. Most people stand farther
back, but II 10 bctter to stand even nearer.
II Is almost impossible TO got too near tho
instrument, provided o distinct couversa
tionnl tone 10 maintained. II you watch
the girls at the switchboard you will notice
that they talk distinctly, and that most Of
thcm put thelr noses against tho instru-
monts whom thoy speak. Thoy don't havo
any trouble md nobody else would II he
would adopt similar methods"
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Syrup"

Boschee's German Syrup is more
successful in the treatment of Con-
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed. 1t has been tried under
every variety of climate. In the
bleak, bitter North, in damp New
England, in the tickle Middle States,
in the hot, moist South-every-
where. 1t has been in demand by
every nationality. 1t has been en-
ployed in every stage of Consump-
tion. In brief it has been used
by millions and its the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy. o
The state herald., 1892-02-19

The loss of flesh is a trifle.
You think you need not
mind it.
But, if you go on losing
for some time or lose a good
deal in a short time, you are
running down. Is that a
trihe?
Get back to your healthy
weight and generally you get
: back to health.
A book on CAREFUL Lrv-
ING will tell you what it is to
get there. and when SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil is
useful. Free.
New York.
Your druggist keep. seoa's Emulsion Of cod liver
esi-ail druggisn everywhere do. g..
The state herald., 1892-02-19
Tn, Maria ri,er... Dollar.

OF all coined money the Marin
Theresa dollar has by far the largest
circulation In Afrlca. It's territory
extends from Fcz In Morocco, down
to that London OF tho soudau. the
great trade emporium. Knno mud thu,
comprises moro than ono.thlrd OF the
whole OF Africa. about 1000. 00t
square mllcs with population oi
20 900. 600 but even In this coin there
uro diircruuccS
The state herald., 1892-02-19
A RtrudIsh Revenge.

Clara (ferccly)-Yos Tom Trynor
hnn broken faith with mo nnd broken
my heart hut no llttlo dreams how I
shall DO rovobRedl
Carric-lIoavons' VIII you poison
him. or whntP
Noithor but cousin Carrie
and havo secured matinee sonis right
in front OF Tom and his now 1amc.
and wo two will wear Our worry largest
hats. -Plttsburg Bulletin.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS.
Via The eurIlnrton Route.

On tho occasion OF tho National Conven-
tion Of tho Peoples party and labor organi-
zations Of tho United States, to bo held in
ST. Louis, Mo-, Fob. 20 to 81, tho Burlington
route will sell tickets Ut ono fare and o
on sale February II TO 81 inclusive, and
will bo good for return passage until
March TO-.
Two fast through trains, composed Of
Pullman vcstibule Shoppers and FREQ chair
cars leave Denver at q. m. and 30 p. m.
daily, running through TO 81. Louis with
out change.
For tickets, sleeping berths, etc., call on
any railroad ticket agent In Col orado, or
address G. w. Vallery, general agent, 1700
Larimor ST., Denvcr, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-02-19

"I.ifc has been burden 10 mo Tot the peat
80 years on account Of great suffering from
very severe aud frequent headaches. Brady
crotino has dono wonders for the. am now
a new man, and shall proclaim tho merits Of
your medicine to all I can reach" George
r. Fowler, Attorney at Law, Palatka, Fla
II men know as much at forty years OF
ngo a. they know ut twenty, thero would
be moro statesmon In tho country.
Mrs. Wisslew's ssot hing syrup, fer Chill
dren tocthinR, Hoftcns tho gums. reduces innamma-
tion. allays pain. eures wind co,ic 2;o. bottle.
When girl rofers hor lover to hor pa no
focls that II 10 harder TO question tho pop
than 1t Is to pop tho question.
"liapsen's Magic Carn sNlve."
your druggist for IL. Price h ecnts.
Thoro Is said to be ono lawyer iu
Heaven. Ho must bo thero rs his own
counsel to nrguo % stay OF proceedings.
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Which will ye havot II does seem as n some
folks prefer 10 have the last condition Of the
liver rather than the first They perpetunliy
dose themselves with purratiyes totally with
out virtue as alternative OF liver trouble Hos
totter's Stomach Ditters IL the successful can
didntc for the peoples choice, and yet, popular
and well.known ns II Is, there arc unfortunntes
former days tits 10 the intelligent portion Of
the public that the wollknown and long. tried
properties Of the Bittsrs appeal Reason should
be guided by experience In the matter OF nedi-
cation. "Thc best guide 10 our feet IL the lamp
OF experience" said great patriot Of the enrly
revolutionary period, and tho exclamation Is
dorscmcnt Of people suffering from liver com.
plant, malaria, constipation, rheumatism. de
billty and troubles accompanied by dyspepsia.
oughly approved Ms remedy for "ia grippe"
The cold wnye appears TO hnyc arrived
The state herald., 1892-02-19

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
c:eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In IT.
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
Its many excellent qualities com.
mend it to all and have made Il
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try It Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
LOUISVILLE. XVI kEW yoRx. ~
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Tho Chicago. Union Pacific 4 North.
western line offers tho best accommodn.
tions to the travelling public en- route to
Chicago and intermediate points via
Omaha. Through trains, fast time, mag
niicent sleeping cars, elegant dinners, re-
clining chnir cnrs and handsome day
coaches, Ticket Of,icc 1908 Larimer St,
Denver Colo