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The National tribune., 1892-10-20
The Monetarv Conferences.

The American delegates to the Monetary
Conference, which is to be held in Brussels
Nov. %, have been requested to assemble in
Washington on Nov. 10, for the purpose OF con.
suting with the President, Secretary of State
and the Secretary Of fhs Treasury, with regard
to their duties and powers before the Confer
ence. 1t has been arranged for the delegate;
to sail from New York Oh Nov. II.
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

unto the verge of manotony. There was not
Rale in the air sufficient to fly kite an in
cident, not even a Irritation, on board the YES
sci of Sufficient interest to promise row.
Everybody honestly confessed that they ex-
pected TO be seasick, but out OF 400 in family
only five realized their expectations. The
writer was Il, one of them. Seasiekness has
10 large extent ceased TO be one OF the terrors
of the great deep. An overpowering Incidence
The National tribune., 1892-10-20
The Illinois National Guard viii Not Turn

The Illinois National Guard will not partici
pate in the parade incidental to the dedication
of he Worlds Fair buildings. Tho trouble
arises over the refusal Of the State authorities
and the Worlds Fair directors to defray the
transportation expenses of the troops. The
Chicago regiments refuse to turn out unless
the other regiments of the State march with
them. They believe that Illinois should either
have the largest military showing or none at
all, and at meeting Of National Guard officers
last night it was decided to have none at all
The National tribune., 1892-10-20
THE L. A. s.
Flourisiing Growth OF the Auxiliary to the
Sons of Veterans.

Although but practically fivs years old. tie
Ladies' Aid Society. auxiliary TO the 5ons OF Vet
Grams. now embraces about 80 societies. PsTma-
nent divisions haze been orgaa'zed IN u states,
with provisional societies ia 10 other States, tue
| total membership being 9,0G0
The first National Provisional President was
Miss Ianra +. Martin. OF Lancaster, Pa. The first
National EucsmpmeDt proper WAS held IN Akron.
o. Sept. 10, 1857, where Mrs. w. ID. A. u Brei, OF
Sidney, O., elected National President She
was reelected at the second National Eucamp-
n,ent. held at Wheeling. ". Va tic following year
Tic third National EncrmpmeBt was held IN
Paterson y. j., in August, 1889, when Mrs. Ella j..
Iones. of Altoona Pa, wR1 elected second National
President. who also served the OGder two years
The folIr,l, Enclmpmelt was held at st. Joseph.
in August, 1850. The fifth EUcampment was held
nj Minneapolis, Mimi. i'll August, 1891, when Hr1.
J. =. Mason. of Medina. o., elected the third
National President, and Is now serving IN that
capacity.
Since 1857 the Order has had q steady nnd SUBJ
staDtal growth. Ohio stands at the head OF the
column with the largest membership. Pennsy1-
vana Kansas, aIid Illinois follow closely, however
The Order has been repeatedly indorsed by the
National Encampment of the Sons OF Veterans as
their only authorized auxiliary, and has also re-
ceiyed the hearty approval of many OF the leading
members of the GAR. including many past and
present Department Commanders. Commander
in Chief Palmer, of the GAR, snys: AIi efforts
made by the Sons of Veterans and their LADIES'
Aid Societies to preserve the work at the O. A X
and inst spirit Of patriotism snd love OF the nag
of our country meet with my hearty approval
The objects OF the Organization are ns follows:
To assist the Son. of Veterans in keeping green
the memories oil our sOitiiSf5 ana tier SGcFiHccs TOT
the maintenance Of the Union to aid the mens ber5
Of the GRIND Army of tie Republic IN caring Tor
their helpless and disabled veterans; TO extend
aid and protection to their widows and orphans;
to perpe'uate the memory and history OF their
heroic dead and the proper observance oil Memo
rial Day TO aid and asss. The Sons OF Veterans IN
all their objects both financially and otherwise; :;
to aid and assist worthy and needy members OF our
Society, and 10 inenieate true patriotism and love
OF country, not only among our meubership. but
all the people of our land, and to spread ard siis-
tain The doctrine of equal rights. universal liberty,
and Justice 10 ALL
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

bulwark OF ihe British Nation. They are the
Queens soldiers stationed here to keep us Irish
in order"
why, are you Irish?" asked he.
Certainly ! am."
But--but. excuse me, where's your brogue?"
Nell, s.i, i saipose i ought to take shame
80 myself TO say H. but lent il TO an American
Irish comedians last Summer who was going
tack to the States. and he's not returned it
yet"
! he fact is hat nearly every one we met in Ire
4-Ld was Iiisi,. but only met one man with a
The National tribune., 1892-10-20
OUR C0MRADE
IN IRELAND.
The City of Cork and Its Queer
Institutions.
By ]. DARK CHANDLER.

HE statisticians, politi-
clans, and guide-books
have furnished such a
comprehensive fund OF
misinformatien with re-
gard to the foreign coua-
tries with which we
are most intimately re-
lated, that the Ameri-
can, when he gets into
one Of them, the first
thing he is called upon
10 do is to lose himself
in astonishment at the
magnitude of his mis-
conceptions.
Sailing from New
York on tue Cunard
liner Aurania on the
25th of June, we had a
voyage comfortable
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

Ihaye a,riUed at the age of fully tbreescore
and have been a lifelong Democrat, but / am
fully satisfied that Clerelaad is not the friend
of the soldiers, and should not receive our sup
poyt-Gen. E. O. Beers.
The National tribune., 1892-10-20
Comrades, get your uetoes ready!
schiffmann,s AstI,ma Cure

Schiffmann's Asthma Cure
Is used by inhalation. thus reaching the seat of the
disease direct. Its action is immediate and certain
No waiting for results. Ask any druggist or ad-
dress DR.. r. Schiffman. st. Paul, Mimi. for free
trial package.
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

ItcN you, sir, the old soldiers wiH not uote
for CieUeiand. He cannot carry New York.
Gen. D. T. Sickles.
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

IJENRY ROACH formerly of Co f, Goth Ill,
A Gently OF san Qunten, Cal, VIII find il 70 his a
vantage To at once correspond with George f. Lemon,
Washington, ID. c. 5SI3t
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

Comrades, get your uetoes ready!
The National tribune., 1892-10-20
WANTED-ADDRESSES.

Wy ANTFD-The address If livng) of Jonas Webb.
w an alleged officer special agent of the Govern
nent i'll Texas in is5. Dean & HindmaFSh No. IOuisi
ana avenue, Washington, d. Z. 5S43t
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

Comrades. get yoW uetoes ready!
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

4 LIEN c. NEWLAND. late of Co. Z. 175th Ohio
I / and Co. h, S9Ih Ohio formerly at Columbus, o.
viii find TO his interest correspond with George E.
Lemon, Washing. on, d. {. 53t5t
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

Wy ANTED- present address of Fred G.. COrt-
w lander, Sergeant Co. NJ, Sd Z. :. Art living in
I567 ct Fort PFeble, Me send Information TO G.. @.
Waterman & Co.. 4O22 Market street, Denver, Colo
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

md does it get up the next day ?"
The National tribune., 1892-10-20

xEyANrED-By George f. Lemon. Washington.
w d. C-Tfe present address of Davis B. Mcdaniel,
late Of Co r. 2lsE ky, and recently resident ia south
Dakota and New Mexico. $50 80
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

oi9t for ps at babe benz iaa fine, German; pi tan auot nsies
meo en- iimplere Bare. Spis On bar fisbt 9sist biaiat.
ia Ton Su tiene iaa meset mere berpaa.~
"Sa, iiare Sanne!" ubbrso ban; men man nal hon
sisre libt for Gnitanben liseuperfor fin 9ieneitepiae, naar
man lille pil noi9tte fig for Snat."
"8i ionlmsr albris til at buloe 8ise, Sermann,1 ,parebe
is orebt.
so, iiGre Ben; bet fan ri life unbsaa. Bill 9u maaIte
aloiten leg ON gsorsenen iep lisse os iture etentrappeu
% sipre rent inbe gutiten Bill gu bore 8anb 10 buooe
geb?~
Seq iaa ~iorbauiet paa BAN Os iparebe: -Gisr lea bet
ba life o9iaa M ielp, Serman?"
$50 ptlt, Sanne; men bet er en- aanite anoen Soo q BE-.
mRrfeoe ban lnilenoe. "Naar 8u blioer 9isbmanSsfrue
lao mao On boloe en- Yise; eQers funoe 5Olt let ubbroos
Slutninser, Der piloe 1faoe min 8reoit.~
Seq grab mine mooise 3aarer. -Sern,an, German,
Siloer On Dig ino, at Ter tuino Dollars err en- fprmue
iom nlori8 'aar @noe? Tag Dig i Bare; bliuer On iaole.
oss oeo, lao ipiaer On mart 5aait."
"Gu milbe @uo % Staber!~ uobrgb ban. gu bar bo
o9laa rette Sreb pna at ie gilt fra ben iortefte SIDE; bet
Hal Serren pioe, Sanne.~
Naar pi iaa ristis ~srlnoist bapbe orsftet besliae Smoo.
dnlt9gsnoer % Hegelen enot meo at lutte forlia, blep be
gisblifiet sleinte; men hi posteoe ps ba lanaers lib
gssse for at netale nUsetiombelit gnItc, forbl ri 10 oes.
barre iieIoen funbe TONNE til @nisbsb ON bore g~nituelSer
oesansaaenoe. Saa l9nse ri bar iattiae, bpaaebe hi /
5eaesifab be ~prastisite 9ufttaiteaer; men fiben ban bapoe
unnoet be leg tafnbe Dollars, bar Der life mer at teufe
paa po9en enor19fg Samo'rfen. (Sorti1ftes.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
"Gnm GO Gents for 2llt...

San9bosen tnoebpIoenoe Speri8eS o9 gorges beoItc 90,
ttpnaliar9e arraraerebe for MGn6 % tlanbroe @or. G.
lper, meo Italo Iccomp. liant 5 fine 8abinei ~portrRtter a
Cte Gna, Sbriftina NeISon, SCAMP Stno, g 10
octa ltBrite Snaentgr Spbn Grieion % ben 5etIeuo
SIass g~tuitfalier, os alt for fun so Gents purtuirit.
Stort % pent Splas Of TrGtipiI fra $3.50 til $12.
8ene 5ipltner rneo alt 3ilbebsr, neo pen poleret da5i.
ira S425 til S5.25 pg I'll bgiere Yriier, oRrot bet bobbtltc.
Sine Guitarer fra So til $50. Garanteres at p0rr b.
beoite fabritereoe / 2anoet.
gS- 8ontant nlaa meofsIee beer 8eitiGing. -Ma
8 Brocent Sabat til benl iom ~ubflipper benns Innouec
eler n9oner bette Blao, naar 8eitiIiugen ~inbieuoes.
nhQI uhMcnM 1I7 Ma;ncA MaxaasIax H.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Saa blot pt peo, bar Oct
Nen. SohnSou,

fom, ba bet befienote spsrssmaal BE,
itilet ban, pm 9ipet Dor perot at lepe
iuarebe: '8et afbenser af 9ep.ren'
lit depends on the liver); % Ben.
Sobnion fienbte rben 9uil fit Orb.
ipils bobbeIte getpbnins. girter Sc,
oersn reselmasfs, iaa ipnes On, at
2ipet ct roienfarpet; ganFeliabeber
%operpinoes meo Seq; pirter 9eperen
trast, iaa er belle aipet forsiftet, slt
'pnes at saa On imoo, al ben minbite
SortraSelie opitaar Wefandoli, %
5elsen blir saitriit SOpeopine, gebs.
belle ps 5~Oritoppelie. 20 8eie itaar
aabne. aurer gber for beitanois eIer
ifaf Gber einorins for ct Cieblif. 9aa
en- Billie % liS, eIer tag en- giae %
bliu frit.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets oisr
GSer friife. De pirter srunSia, imerte.
frit % sisr @aturen traftis. On liben
iufferbebat,et 9iIle er mol, Risnt belle
Wifen fulo hun tofter 25 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Ere Rinuter for EoIp.

1H tDlo GeCemoerffdt petote leQ I'll
base fra 8pen 8. til nit Sjen, iom IA,
nosle Wil borte. Watten bar iaa msrl
at tss bar slab pee after at naa be-
fsrite @abslpste ! min Siembpso o
peo Sftnnet al ben at finue ie, boo
aloffen par.
Den mansleoe tire .Rinutsr | 7Olu
Da ies after iaa Op fra nit ubr, 70
le9 iammsn peb Spnet al en- Wanb
iom fob lise fOran mig. Bi iaa Bio
ct Gie6lif paa bperanbre, men bet pa,
tilitrettelist til, at bans Gnfststra
uub letteIis inopreuteoe fig / min gu
fommelie.
Get bar en- flor ipar @ar | en- luo
Iiot Tort 5raf meb blest Nnii9t, opb
li9senbe Zine os ct lanst urebt Stjeg
San iprrste mig / en- meset bsfli!
Zone buao alotfen bar, tatteoe mig 70,
nnoerretninsen. bso mig Gobnat o.
foripanbt | Wsrfet.
Wo8le Tiger fOrlsb, us ieg bapb
CLIENT belle benne 8esipenbeO. Sorret
ninserne forte mig Ofte til g., % D,
je9 ensane ON aftenen par penot til
base oerfra, bapoe ieg ON Natten e
meset enfel, men lepenbe 9rsm.
Oct forefom mig, iom ON lea ITO
paa ct bsit Sislb. 8eo Sioen al nit
fob en- Sftttelis, Tom meo en- beialeno
Gebaroe peseoe paa 8pen 8.
Saa o~aagneoe ieg.
Zen neite Scat brsmte ieg atfura
Oct famine, ps ben treble Nat bapoe lie,
l9len bet famine Spn enbuu mere lepeno
eno tiblisere.
Om Norsenen fl ies ct 8rep fri
min 5orretninssfgrer / g., bpuri ie(
blep opfproret til at inbfinbe mig be,
&lptfen l..
Sernbanetupeen bar fulo af 8ets.
laroe. De talte ON en- Sag, Der ioaf
flutes inoenfOr @oiporneretten / 8.
Seq ipurste en- at Suriiterne, mel
bpem jes bar libt / Sla9t, bpab Eager
oreleos fig ON, os ban suu mig ba iDl.
senoe O%plpsnins:
"8et ct ct ialiOmt 3ilieloe," iaooe
ban. "Gn &ommis, Tom er afTteoiaei
fra lin Slaos, er antlaset for at babe
mDroet 6orretninsens &a8ierer. Spis
DC bar 1ib til at operuare 5orbaub.
lingerie, iaa ifal ies tase Dem meo mig
oarop."
3a ie9 bapoe nogle Elmer til min
9lspolition, to9 ies imOb 9ilbubet.
8 &etsialen, Der Dor fulo at Gamer,
tlinoe jes paa @runb al ct furan mig
Iiooenoe 5ruentimmers fi9mpemesiiae
Saarfriiure ps Supeotsi / lang 3io life
le noset til ben Gntlasebe; oa lea enoe.
Zig fit Die paa BAN, for leg upiltaarlia
Iammen.
Spor bapbe ies bog feet bet aniiat
fsr?
San feitebe fit 8lit paa mig. ga
bet blep BAN tiaaot at tale, iaaoe ban
meo 3Db Stemme, / bpilfen Sslelien af
bet alpprli9e Situationen laa uotrpft:
Scr leper fun en- Mano, Der tan
bsuiie min litplbisbeo: Der ftaar
banl"
Weo ble9t aniist o9 uoftraft arnr
pe9eoe ban paa mig. 8luoieli9 aiens
tlenote ies BAN. Oct bar ben Wanb,
lo1n Ie9 bapoe leet uroer @aoelpaten.
Den Inflasebes Soripar itottebe fla
paa ct Ilibi. Der bar al @runb til at
antage, at Sorbrpoelien Dor blepen be-
saaet i ct 9iosrum af to Elmer, men
biotil baooe bet life oaret bam muliat
at beoiie, boor ban / ben omIpurate gio
bapoe ppbOIot fig.
Mtt gionesbprb tilintetsiorbe enbper
tbi bet Steb, bpor ieg bapbe
leet Wanoen, laa iaa lanst fiernet fra
Stueplaoien for Muroet, at ban umus
.ist Deb ben 9ib, bet ~forspebes, funoe
babe paret | Nerbeoen al bet omtalte
Os 9rBmmen?
Bar blot en- 9ilfalbisbeb, bill mo
ise. Oct er umulist, men 8esipen,
)eoen er saaet for fig Zig. iom ies bar
'ortalt ben, % enbuer faar 9op at babe
M
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Nor .rttsrss,gsftsns
NSfaIt totta Yrol0gntna.

Gette Stot faloet asialt, bpormst
0doerue brolRsges, er meset mRrte'
list Oct btep anpenot | be alofte 81,
Der, I9pptife gpsninoer, mere ent
80 aarbunoreoer samle, er mureos
oerneo, % maj paaitanr, at bet ans
penotes peo Dpfsrelisu al Babelstaar.
NET. On lGro Sarlin9 psb 0apu
D'Gprinls fret for $50 Nar iiben en-
l9nsere a~ibanblins for at bepiie, al
Woabs Grf bar betlebt mteb Gsialt,
lom siorOe ben panbtat.
Den GSfalt, iom MI better @aoerns
! Here al bore Bper, blep bannet for
Utilitoner al Gar fiben peo Oplssnina
al 8lanteitoffer unber SorbOperIaoen
5 aulperiooen berltebe Der paa @runt
al Warne o. Reeniurbolo en- iorbal,
Ienoe irooi9 8esetatiou. 9lanter, bppr.
al fi9mpem9siise 8resuer bar 81
melt nlminoelise, uOrebe / ubpre Mana.
Der, ben enc Generation ~uopbBrlis eiter.
tnlst al ben anben. Baa bsnne Maabt
oanneoes nbpre Sag at oplsielige 8e.
I%tanooele, Der paa fprifieaia Maabe
bleo ~foruanblet oeo temiIte grocesIer.
Otter De forelissenbe Sorbolo, bleo b
omoannet til suaeier, Petroleum eler
Slersbarpig, % bet iioite er bet, iom b
taloer aSfalt.
Maal lie bar be 9sier al BlanteItof,
Iom er bleoen ombanneoe til Biera.
bnrpir, lI9get paa 8unoen Of 5lober %
Seer, boor De, batteoe til Of Sano 90
Ser, bolotes fustise al 8anbet, men uoen
6orbinoelie meo 9uiten, bar siennems
9aaet SpleSnln8sprcces len. st Steb,
boor bette er ~foregaaet, er / DIN.
e9Ilen al bet 8goe SAB, boorfra man
tloll9ere tit fore Masier af Gsfalt.
Stun ltoet faaes berfra MI, ibet bet
ltDrlte Spla9 for Eiben er en- piounber>
Zig 81 paa 3rinioao. 8enne "3iare<
Sp", lom ben fables, er iDlbt meo
S~jer9bnrpir liteoetfor 8anb, % er ums
trent II 0til Diameter. 8ens Suer.
flaoe er 8lat iom en- Ss meb @aub, oa
| parmt Seir imelter Solen ben til en-
Spboe al nosle CONNER. Sgens
Sreooer er noiaopanlis baaroe %
foloe, men asfalten bliper parmere "a
blsoere benimOo spens Miote, bpor
ben itaots er fosenbe.
Ut Stpffe at benne asfalts sss Suer.
llaoe pil blioe uoitiqet paa 9eroenss
u~oltiain9en | Chicago. 9eiet furlaenes
at bore oannet al 9rar o9 andre
TlanteitOHer, iom al Orinuco Gloen er
fsrt mo De omlissenoe Seer, bpor BET
peo StrSmmens 5ielp bar iamlet ia,
os boor 0anneliesprucesi en bar fore.
saaet peb paltanif 8irtiombeb. esen
eies al ct SDnoifat, iom laber Bruoufs
uouinoe, os bet er fra oenne So,
9oueoItaben @aibtnston faar lit Bro
l99nin9smateriale.
Nplig er ct li9nenoe Soretaaenbe
paabe9pnot San gernarbino guuntp.
California, bour man bar funbet Qeier
Of 8~iersbarpir.
asfalt finoes ofte i 6~orbinoelie meb
&altlten en- meget eienoummella
Slanolns al Ylantes % MineralItof.
Ntan tortlarer bette 5Orbolo iaaleoes,
at beoe 3ampe ira OplSit lie 4lantebetanb,
Dele bar trGn8t giennem ben porpie
8ilppe, meoens G8ialten bliper tilbaae.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
3 9amtc Haae,

oa ben m%eoictnite 8ibeni fab enbnu pa,
i i'm BORDEN, ipetulerebe man meae
ooer, bpab Sp9oomme / fig ielp eaentlit
bar for tOset. De samle Snbianere an,
iaa Sp9oOm for ct lloflas Of onbe aan.
Der, iom pperfalot MenneIfene. gnore
troeoe, at Spsbom bar ct Bert af pnoe
Wenneifers Sereri, os at bette funbe
lases bort peo foritjeuise Slass urter,
iom plutfeoes til pisie 9iber "a pao
pisIe Steoer. 9enne G~tnIfuelIe baobs
sanlte naturlis ben Gslse, at man an.
tp9, at Der maatte pore en- llrt mob
boer Sp9oom, uaaa ben BLOT fuuoe
ftnoes. S bet gamle Teitamente fnber
pl Hart uotalt ben 9are, at al epsbom
bar en- Straf fra Cub - en- 8etraats
ming, ON bois &i8tisbeo mango Menne,
Tier enonn er taft o%uerbeoifte. Bet er
10 en- Saslisbass 3ins at bsre gtrinaer,
iom for Ggempel: ~oet bar bel iaa be.
TENT, at ben % ben lfulbe faa 9arina;
Bet bar CUBS Billie, at ben o. ben
ituloe bratte Senet" oip. s pore 0aae,
oa Der sr taitet 9ps ouer iaa mango
Setter al Experimentation, iom fsr par
ounfle, iiar ueb 9aa%oisninsen al, at
en- bel Del Spsoomme fplbes Battle
rler, bar Inlfuelien ON Spsoommenes
@aien osiaa %ioranbret iis b~etpbelis.
Wan bar faitet operborb 2eren ON
onbe aanbers Weboirten % ON Til
fitfelier fro 8prberre % amer Sp9bpm
for en- sanife naturlis 5uritprrelie i
Orsanismcns ipiiolosilfe Gang, en- 5or.
itprrelie, iremfalot enten iom Sslge al
en- uoenfra tommenoe ifabslis Snbpirt
ming, eller al en- for Diet ifiult, inopen.
big Garias, iom Snouanorina af imaa
Srsanismer, ubelois @ruarina, aru,
ipaselis aontitatiOu % lisnenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

@ilb, bebaseIis, ~aftislenoe us bel.
brsoenoe er DR.. Sage's Catarrh Re.
NEEDY. BUN so Gents; tilialss / ale
Ip0tbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
AAMAN
SRrebog tGnaeljf tot geohnOere

rnns css Der 81 Hrssrr al en- Eeaab, iom bar monas asr. ert,-t,.
'aa.aas s6saH q sh"ef msat rsrHt aHbshIst al be Has Ranbuopts, e,s.
msHe ~ saSs TsHs FOm StaHSt y. o. answtsn, pr., a asou, wr,, 3
nNss efst 9sps w. caHssfans % Senator T. Jsbuim ,ma nsrs, \. w.
tsnn aassa'a sm"' ess ~ shnsnsSu. Der asr at srsr,s gnass a. e.,
)" sm eaaNo pen nin 'fraaaas esN eprsa sur gesoust. a uo,o1
y" sa''s' aasssstsatas ~ BABE h.rns sss nsst pranHF. Zen u usru fssi
~ y osa' ~ s'ass asssa amWtia dr Rsrss Tea u bet Gel. annat pa.
y" "s' "a na ksen q Pea ssst eayn % rt bet cas saan mmtt sam ,r q,
''"'"'N W es0''"''~hsih plsss a@srtfa for u. 90.
.ANuNpsEN, DEBORAH Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

Spmmercn It'll en- arretant, Der bar
siort is ifplois / @abeuproen) }: .Spis
ies M laosr Dig Iippe fri for benne
Gang. oil 0u ba lobe mig, at 2u mel.
Der DIG IND ! en- Iempsrensfprenina %
S%rrsitauten Il fin @lebe): ~9et oil
le9, pr. BONNER, % iamen Ital iea at.
paa brittle 3eres Sunbbeb!"
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Sg 9rBmmen?

Bar blot en- 9ilfnlbisbeo, pil man
iise. Oct er umulist, men 8esipens
beoen er saaet for fig Zig, iom ies bar
~iortalt ben, % enbuer faar 9op at babe
fin Wening pm ben Sina.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The next attraction for Elders
Opera House will be the Lahadie-
Rowel Co., in "Ingomar." The date
is October o. The Pittsburg Leader
speaks of the play as follows:
"The second appearance of lingo
mar or the Greek Slave, at the Orr
Opera House LIST evening was the oc-
casion of a large and fashionable au
dience at that popular play house.
The show Was immensely enjoyed,
and the various perfoi nances ELECTED
The most extra VACANT encores. Miss
Rowell, as the Greek Slave, a charm
ing actress, sustained her part In a
winsome manner, while Mr.. Labadie,
in the role of Ingomar, the bandit
chi I, proved himself an actor of
high rank. The support given
the the two stars was excelfent, and
the performance throughout was one
Of much enjoyment"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15
HENRY WATTERS0N
Chosen to Deliver the Worlds
Fair Grafton.
The Urgent Request Of the Committee
Compels Mr.. Watterson to Ac-
cept the Honor.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Henry Wat.
terson, of Kentucky, will de
liver the Grafton al the Worlds
Fair de lication ceremonies. When
1t was definitely known that Sen
ator Daniel, of Virginia, had de-
clined there was strongi desire
among the officers. of the fair to have
no Grafton save that of Chauncey Nj
Depew. Yesterday, however, this
opinion changed and the suggestion
of Mr.. Watterson's name was met
with decided approval and the fol
lowing correspondence by telegraph
passed:
"CHICAGo, ILL, Oct. IA, 1892
Hon. Henry Watterson, Louisville,
KY: Unanimous desire of Council OF
Administration that you deliver adj
dress at dedicatory ceremony, Oct.
II, in place of Mr.. Breckenridge, de-
clined. Your acceptance urgently de-
sired. Please answer.
SIT. w. PALMER.
president Commission.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IA, 1892
Hon. r. w. Palmer, President Co
lumbar Exposition, Chicago, ILL.,:
The time is exceedingly short and i
greatly fear that ! can prepare moth
ing adequate to the occasion; but the
invitation with which you honor me
comes, under the peculiar circum-
stances surrounding the case, as a
command, and l act upon sense OF
duty in accepting it.
"HENRY WATTERSON."
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15
Brown-Ne blett.

Walter p. Brown and Miss Matte
Neblett will be married at the Meth
odist church in this city Tuesday
evening, Oct. rs, at o'clock.
Mr.. Brown is a prosperous young
farmer of the Meadow country, and
Miss Matte Neblett is the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher
Neblett. The bride prospective is a
favorite with a wide circle of ac-
quaintances and is young lady OF
many personal and mental attrac-
tons. Mr.. Brown is gentleman
we'll worthy the prize he has won
and the LEAF.CHRCNICLE wishes
both much happiness in married
life
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15
BIC Excitement In Town

Over the remarkable cures by the
grandest specific of the age, Aunt Fan
ny's Health Restorer, which acts as a
natural laxative, stimulates the diges-
tive organs, regulates the liver and
kidneys and is natures great healer
and health renewer.
If you have Kidney, Liver or Blood
disorder do not delay, but call at Tud-
hope Drug Co.'sdrug store for a free
trial package. Large size SOC
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15
Register if you want to vote TO
Cleveland and Turney.
The Executive Committee.

The attendance at the meeting OF
the Executive Committee this morn
ing was good. The meeting was OF a
business nature, and the reports
made are highly satisfactory. The
committee made out list of appoint
ments for Mike Savage in this coun-
ty which will be published Monday.
He will speak in every civil district
between now and election day.
Democracy, so far as Montgomery
county is concerned, is all right, and
is getting more that way every week.
Keep the ball rolling.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15

Ladies and gentlemen suffering with
throat and lung difficulties to call at
our drug store for bottle of Otto's
Cure, which we are distributing free
of charge, and we can confidently
recommend it as superior remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. 1t will stop cough quick
er than any known remedy. We will
guarantee it to cure you. If your
children have Group or whooping
cough it is sure to give Instant relief.
Don't delay, but get trial bottle free.
Large size SOC. Sold by Tudhope
Drug Go.