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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09
Fla,
June 5, 1891.

oulC -, LOU.
Me-srs. Lippman Brothers, Savan-
nah, Ga.
Dear SiIs-I wish TO give o my
testimonial in regard TO your valua
he medicine, i. L. T., for The cure,
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, dySpt,,s!a.
biiiousness, etc. In 1861 | was at
tackled with bilious muscular rh-u,n
tl>.n, AM. have been a martyr to It
ever slnc". | tried all medicines |
eve heard ot, aud ALI the doctors il!
reach, but | found only ,emporar.
reilef; TIE pans We'e . Tad a
t:me> tia, l did not ear. whether
lived or died. My digestion BEGAN.
81 impaired that e.e,ythtny | ate
disagreed with me. My wife ais
>utfereVso intensely Wiz dyspepsia
that her life was a burden to he~
She would be confined to her bed
Tor weeks at the time she also sui
tered greatly from giJLness and
loss OF sleep. Some time in March
| was advised tc take j, + p, AMI
before we (my wife and y had fin.
lshei tie second bottle ct Z. =. Il.
on ~dl-e>tl"" began TO improve
My pains snbsiaed so much thai
have been able 10 work.. and am
feeling like doing what | haven,
done before III a number of Yeas
We vii continue ,akitg i. =. Z
until We afe entirely cured, and VII
cheeltully recommend 1t to all sui
terlng humanity.
\ ours very respectfully,
J. 5. DUPRISS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

NEW YORK, Jun. oO.-The IN
l;cttnent which was found against
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., formerly OF
Moth Carolina, and pastor OF the
T~en,y-,bird Street Baptist Church,
TOR criminal libel upon EXCISE Com.
missioner Joseph Koch, was dismiss
ed this afternoon by Judge MARITIME,
upon the recommendation OF The
District Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

The Prohibition Convention a,
Cincinnati nominated Gen. John
Bldwel!, OF California, for President,
and Mr. J, Is. Crariield, OF Texas,
for Vice President.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

The Peoples Party Convention
q. Omaha, July 18th, nominated Gen.
John =. Weaver, OF Iowa, for Presi-
dent, and Gen. James G. Fie d, Of
Virginia, for Vice President.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

To in-lre a healthy appetite and
increased digestion take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09
'Lhe Herald's Estimate.
(New York Herald

The great issue to be decided by
The majority, h S nothing to do with
Mr.. Harrison or Mr.. Cleveland as
Individuals, but with the political
ideas which the. %represent. Ii yon
wani a rich class and a poor class,
if you want a moueyed aris,ocracy
at one end and a horde OF s,olii la
borcrs at The other end you will
supper, the Republican ticket. II
you want fair play all ronnI. econ
omy at :he white House aud in the
halls OF Congress and general pros
ler,ty everywhere, then you want
what We believe the Democrats as a
party are trying to attain.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09
MANY SAY

why does DR.. Humphreys con-
tiEne 10 advertise bis Specifics,
everybody knows about them" Do
yQu use them: No. Then that's
why. Try them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

The largest. cheapes, and great.
e., variety Of Stationeryi'n.Orang
County will be found At, the Book
Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

Ayers Pills promptly remove the
causes of sick aud nervous head.
aches These Pills speedily c'rrec.
irregularities OF the stomach, liver,
and bowels, and are the mildest and
mos, reliable %cathart,c III use. No
Que should b. without them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

This remedy is becoming so well
known and So popular IS 10 need o.
SPECIAL mention. AZ VITO have used
Electric B,;,ers sing the same song
of praise. \ pnrer ucllcine does
not exist and II i guaranteed to do
all tnat Is claimed. Electric l<it,crs
will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and Kidneys, VIII renn,e Plmples,
Boils, SAD ltheun ani other aztec
ions caused ly impure blood. VII
drive Malaria from the = stem and
prevent a Well as cn,c All Malarial
levers. For cure ot IIoadzchr. Con.
s,lpat'on and Indigestion uv +. &c.
the B,;rls. Entire sat >tac,lon rla-.
antced, or money retani,i. Pfr,
90 cts aud sl.o0 per bottle at W
y. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

III all arrangements OF the liver a
cu-e is Certain II you lake Summons
Li.er Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

English SPAWN Linlineut removes
all Hard, Soft or Callous,l Jumps
and Blemishcs from horses, Blood
Spa.'ns, Curb~, Si..iut>, Sweeney,
Rog bone, STILES, >praIns, and Swo,-
leu Threats, Coughs, etc. Save 500
by use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by w. \. HAYES,
Druggist, Hllsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

DIh1> Grange County
Observer. is th<. only pa
per published in Orange
County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

Base Balls. Bats, Gays and
Belts, just received a, the Book
Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

There are now s. lodges Of OdJ
Fellows IN this State.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrho,a, Eructa,ioa,
Gives healthy sleep end promotes
digestion,
without injurious medication.
The Ccntaur Com pany,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-09
The New York
WORLD.

Contains the best features OF any
Weekly printed NJ. QUAD, late
Of the Detroit Free Press. writes :
page OF matter every week.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17
Der niidIIfs Cn,tprrB nrmn
RrntiTriJ.

Sm nG6lten @OngreB werocu laut
8erlhten aus ben eu5elnen Stadten
iiber Die GonGreBwa1len in bcrlclbeu.
Die Iemofraien 220, bic Hepnblifdner
l25, Die EopulIlten 10 Siinmcn. n'lu
Die 9emOfrnten ilber Die &epu6litauey
mo YUpulilten Salammcn eine MOjori
fat puu 50 Stimmen baben. Ger Ct.
nat ipiro, oa nnh ben neuciten glntb
rid)leu in Montann jluar Die 0nrriion.
Glettpren eImablt muroen, ater Die Sc.
QSl1turmaGlen su @nniten Der 3emp.
frdtcu duSiielen. ipuourh oleGrlu1hlung
zines pe;tereu oemofrntilden 9nnocS'
ienotUrS Qeiihert miro A oempfrn-
tiibe. 40 repn6litduiidc nun 4 N(ii0liea
Der Uor Dcr &cii5pnrei iGblru lic
Oemofratife 9}drici lpirn olip nlciu
10 pici 1iiwmeu h1beu, lpic Die beoen
onotrH 4lrtt;cn 5Hldmmen9eupmMea
Sie pirh, On i'm JaIl uOn Slimnen.
Qleibbeit Scr eemotrntilbc &iceprdii
bent dlS @orIiber oaS entidbeioenbe go.
tum bat, ihren 8illen ielbit baum brrb
ieben t6mcn, ,Wenn nit oen&epHblitauerr
aub oieSertrcter ber9olt5portei i6mmt
lid oe9eu tie itimmeu iollten. s3iSter
hnben aber Die 8ertreter Der @Olfspnr
tel itets III ben 0;motraten aebalteu, ID
bnB iolde SppOiition uibt IN erwnrteu
Itebt, glamentlid nidt in Setreii ber
Carthage, besiiolib melhsr Die beioeu
Iarteien I'M @riiHip iibereinitimmen
Smmerbin ~ es nidt obne Wihtiateit
baB bic oemofratilhe Hartei bic Sili,
Der @olfspartei nidt n0tbis baber
mirb, nnb lestere ii6 mbt Der ,Ya
lance Of poiper" riibmen fam.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17
3IluuGcrtiru unn u huln hrr-
luiti.

Gmc Der oentipAyoi9iten @n5itIGd
ten lit gci 9ll3cn. Slegcr MD &elleg
te iluo Uyq. nipicemiioe, 6pd rGr
uiClt ocr l,iitrtH lli natilrlId) al Ru
bc u,dli "a vtnten, oenu, ,Ilt oas 9lemt'
den NOD 10 item, brlEgt rs oob eln
61ppCbga .iA"l GGhel uorlulrts, sntn
mer rubtn, ulmmer ralten, bis Die Gr
neunung tit I'M aaltsn!" Sroo uno
Butter lit ia bod Die 0huptIn6e in bic
Tiger &Olltlt, uno menn ms elmer Der
0aupth1bue nit iciuem EatrIpflsmus
uno 8rlnStpieu icBtbn llltIeSn pplte,
10 bielteu pir Die Onuo Dor Den Wtuno
uuo lpruben nbleits gSreno ano Sut'
ter. 9ieies Nruo mr Butter bat
audi bier in unlerem oemUtratll6eu
@onntp unierer Sabe eineu Sbla9
periebt, 10 onB Iuwn bus, uelde m!r
ais gut bcmOtratllb tenncn, Seutcn itre
Stinmen 9aben, Die aus9elprohene
Brobibitpullten limb uno SemSu'ol9c
nniere brapeu ireiliunl9eu aanoioaten
fin glb9cOronete sur 9eslslatHr sclbln
oen muroen. "a Die 8enUfruseu a6er
ole filni wldtiQiteu glcmter btbnlten,
ndmlih oie oes S6abmcllter, ,Steg grItrar,
5beriIi, Sejirtsaupnit mo WerlhtS
clerf, ulo Der reuubtI'lllbe IaoItor,
iowie elmer Der repnbIlsauiiben 9e9ls
laturmitalieoer (2 mbaro) lrellluniae
Diduner linO, 10 Dlbed Die repabiitdnl
lhen GorruptieEilteu ftlne urlobe,
iiber ihren @lpinn pel 9drm IL ihla
zen, m6ltn Djc!mchr dHsrnica: p9toh
eiu ioi6er 5ca mo pir liuo cgrnlf
rt" 0ahcr ,5Ar 6reimOe, bie 6llme
pit6t ms &orl pcyen! 9as niAite
Raj ip.l olitr aeiorlt pcrocu, DAB Der
@elolad mo Corruption Gub nlhts
mcbr iblpeu fOunen.
Die 6rcuoe Shrcs Nbunn'nten
Gbrilt Sorodu. luohnball q WteIlen
nuro uon bier, IT'D + beu oemoiratilben
5ico, pnrSe ciulgcrmuBen getriibt, IN
ocm er burh &rairicieucr lenen Stoa,
ein Iler6. ein aalb. ncnes oelhlrr
mn alles Neu uerlpr; Shaoeu $500.
9lucb Mr. GoOt perlor ic,nen Stall nno
so Sonnen 6eu. 9as Nener lpa curb
eipen Sunsen, Der Die YIeiie anitedeno
oas nod brenneuhe 3auobol56en III
eas biirre @ras mari, entitauoen. iein.
@ir beaesucteu beute mehreren5reaH.
ben, oeren iaure Miene ms auffiel ani
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17


Gcs 6]eianaiergctnIB Der lutioun
len 28uBl, 10 mrit es bis jcbt icit0citCut
1T, Itt(t lid mic iolgt sir GttpcIano
jup Die 5tnatCu 2llabnma, 2lrtnuiaS,
GonncticNt 4cloparc. 6iOrioa, GeUr
9ia, SIinUiS, EGorano, &eutudp, SoGi
iuna, GtarUlnuo, g'dil'iiipp,. 0dNourj.
)tam ,{cyicn, Nw Joyt Morn Gorc.j-
IA, 5uo Caroline. Sculciier, Ecrag
Gw8tujeu, IStii &;rluIca mo 2$le
tVEiiN mil iulamnm 4G2 ;tImm,n;
au6crotm iiuo "a DEM @uab! tlui,@tH
ztoaic Ntic)l4au, 100 lie G'citrren uad
) Itritlcn ermdIlr wWorn, GicuddHO :
1tjmWen Su lbcli gcwnroCu. 6ir oar
rj'ou habCH gtiuNt: &oil0rnlcu,
,ipwu 92uinc NiaNltuicti5, Nth,
Jau, gjtlmicioiG, NtOatdn0, gicbra7tJ.
9tcu i1ompibirc, Irc9Un &cnaiupo
mcn, faOoc S2l0nn, SHo 9af1tn,
&crmont. lSlihIllton mO g@uomlHQ
mit Suiommcn l3O Stmmen. g&ecrcr.
ccr 9ouoloat DER %ctSpurtci, lo: oit
Stanien Colorado, SOabo, &nuins
yteuuod mo 9toro. 3atutd mlt ;nidm,
men 23 Stimmeu oeipouueu, uuo dus
Bcroem cine Stmme in Oregon. Sbiu
lit nnh ben ollerIeBten Seribten nodJ
5neliclbait.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17
Nr0Dcr GlcDcl0uO!

NieOw9emorTcu cnAUafuet uOm @rudben Oes ircicn %p
frS utcuunnOeu ic9t Ger Sertreter Der MpnupO @are
I'M SauOc. llnicr Nco Grpuer GleuclanO, ieBt ieincu
6uB uui MISUNDERSTANDING &Oltsausbeuun9, uriitO
ratiidc 5cnoc5n, NGuiSmuS unO probiboniite 3pan9S
laBgessLlnO eht in ener lnpranDrld)en @rnnooBrenc
6eocn Ocs %Oites 9c9eniber, Die bntcnOc gSde Der
g&oHc in Der neru0en 6Ou bbcnOru 9ngcS ictS tampi
bcry fir 9teb Nercdtig unO 6reib Scln Sd)ilO miro
ol9 &ot bebBeu 9egn Gntrcdng Ourb bgHnitNte &aen;
n Y,Oberrngic miro Die ucreiue Mad)t geObcEer WlO
eH uuo corrnptcr pptraidc 0iener HbeunOen unO ais
5tudQuau miro unirc Station Snr bOeu Sitbc Der @nt
mdluu0 brlu0cn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17
Gin Asiinhnif ,,uil dJru 1rnuk-
rridJ rtnb laubiaun
untrr,rtd)nrt.

Berlin, ben IL. glOp. @un 3aris
rIs uerlautet Die Nnbrlbt, oaB eiu ior.
mclles SnnonlB Swildlen 6rautrel6 mo
9tuBlano unterSet6nct wOroeu lit; Slunr
iinb Die eiuSelnen SeoluslmNeu nidt
uerpffentli6t, bod lit iiberlid) Die Spite
oeilelbeu scgeu 9cutihlnno poer
inorett gr4en ben 9reibuno 9ert6tet.
SbwObl es ieit lGugrrer 3eit betanut
mar. onB eiu ltlli6pei9enoes Giuper'
itdnonib Sniiben ben beIben 9duoeru
erltirte, 10 piro liherlih oas offiSielle
Enforcement oes Sertra9ee 9roBe lin
ruhe in 9auS Gurcpn uerbreiten. Gine
6ol0e iebob wiro bieier llmltano ;weis
icllos baben, udmlib, OaB Die oeutlhe
9te9icrun9 nit erneuter @ner0ie oas Sc
ieb Sur Serltdrtur9 Der 6eeresmadt
uuteritiben, uno onS oeutlbe &plt lpeit
aeiiili9er iein wiro. ole reueu 2aitcr
AMI iib III nebmen. Sb nm ole neueu
91itcu burf cine Sicriteuer, pcld)5 ME.
mal5 il 3cutidllauo populdr lperoen
fam, auilebraht mcroen miB ptcr ii
0euo pie nNbcrS. ols Oeurid)c &plt roi .
bercit iciu, ueue @eloop'cr IN hrju9tu.
im nt1l ilulidleH jW' Ntihiitiuen ier
malmt Su weroeu. SimerlidJ miro Die
Ter neue Sdlrltt Der 5ooicuoe Gentib
lnnOs 9dpripi Su @Aie fOmmeu, uuo CT
MIN ais geluieater Stautsmanu uidlt
periehleu i'm aui's Bette nusiuuber.
0nbcu oob ielbit Die SOjaliiten pmh
ihren 8eleSnieu 9iebfnecbt III 5rnutreid
ibre ibarilte MiBbilliama iiber Ole &cr
tiacans Der Siepublit init Dem 9lren
ride ausaeiproheu. GO limb ale
Ausiihteu tiir eincu eroBen 3riump6
Gapripis ielblt iiber bic Gppoiition eines
Yismards beoeuteno seiticseu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17

unicy Geiro9cn, mas los lei, Die 2lnt
mort 2ldl, icb babe en- eiero, unb ih
in9tcn lmoerc, cine llbr, lb $50, i'd
$40, i'd elncn @Sl9eu II, |. ~ perloren
@d2, ourh &rarieieGer? yd
ueiu; Dlbeu mIi 0arrllon gewcttct mi
Der Nldiuf GIrueIanO bnt i'm perbuu
en-! Wit welheu i6 bin Sbr BlauOerel
Z "
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17

Gin meliQer rabIater 9tepubltancr
marttrte, ,um gnu5 iiber 5u geben, ale
niht repu6(itGnii6eu &HnoiOaten duI
benz g9ablSettel nit eiuem oidea 9relBe
alb, woourlb or in ieinem llcberelicr nlcDt
nur feline 2lbiiht, allies nGt3iepublltlni
Ide unlhdblib Su maAen, uerelielte, III.
Dem oieie Martirungeu gar ntdlt 5dbls
ten, iOnoeri ioonr i'll alien 1Gllcu, no
fir Elm amt mn jloei aGnoIodten urr
5eibnct ruarcu, Dem ibm uGcrivanibtcn
icnc Siimme Qdb, &r iaHo iclnen
Srrtbum ba.b on:. o6er 81 lpdt i'm lbn
out "a madbcu, Der St,mmttlirn bar9
Den 9.iiel ibou unb 8IIi be.drnti'A
feline Cpier uitlt miCner berons Gum
e6aocn bate DER quite WomI nH6 nod
Den Spott Der 9an5en 9tdtt 5elue
GjeIfhle oiriteu baher nld>t ohne etn8e
1tar: id,ueIliQe 9lnebriidc su beihrelben
ieiu. NoA f6uuie CT lid reidllh tros
Iten an Den 0emutrater, Die mir 2Scaucr
itmmien, I'm ourd) ibu @iepelnne SlI
belieu nno Die nan nusiinben nilllsH,
ban cine erbeblide glnSabl unabbdngi'
qe fir oarrilon itimmteu 0ieie De
mpfroien ueriudten nit tiibler lleberle'
aunQ our6 mo init Den llnabbdnbiseu
einen sroBen Shmnb Su MADDEN uno
Siub BON ben ibluu rednenben 8olfSbe
aladern binier's 9idt aefilbrt unb ilber
Die Obren sebaaea woroen. Siels
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17


C5rupcr GlcpclcuC's }mtstrm,U
Jcllrrt am Iommulltn T. yAar5, aU
ucl@cm Gage aud ou LcmM ocs
ucuu GoE1rcita iciHM gH'oHg u.uWt.
,im Qem6td.ibcn &cyiauI per Eiunc
wiybc ocr GUugrrB jCoOt chi! ncum
NiOuote iydltr 5uiammcutrucu QG9
Soit bat abCr III iiDcriuilijlenoer Micbr
hcit lltb iilr IoriIrciorm uu5Qeiprrhcn,
IS uerlnn9t Grl0iuug ppu OCn lrlidenocn
2citcu Der Wicaiulen 8ju uuo porlm
plro Glepelono itlr Uabyid,CNijd 10
iort unb ieiuem Qtmhaan'rtr ncu Con
ares Su elmer GrtrniipuuA Cm0Crulcn.
3ieiCr lollte unS iuro ben ,3ou uni Gl
len, &pIle uuo MOllenmanrcu mo Gar
benid)mr iiei beruuttrldjnaocn; Ober
ole 0oiinuu0 Der 9tepubitnncr, onB er
lid) III pcrrldten Spriinsen aul elnmni
IN ireibduolcriihe SeIeg9ebun9 l,llr5Cu
mcroe, miro n Shnnocn meroen So
roolfdl Die rcpublifouild)e &artCi III Ib
rcr &iadiuC.iiUmmcrB BcIt uad) mo uad
oelUoroeH III, bis lie in ireici5aitem lie
bermut9 ocn 0pd5ol 5u ibrem GGlmo
priusip mn@lc, ouc itoatamGuui6e Dor
iiht ocrsaB uuo iih ibhcbli6 elmer
Honne ih,auer &oit:UerbInecr iloer
ontwortciC 10 eytrcm bicic @nrtci, cocr
ibyc 6iibrcr, qtWorccH, 10 cUulcr0utig
1T Die orMotrdtlidje Earlet ourdJ blc
louQi6bri9c 5duic Der Guiia9uug Qe.
uOrncn SIe iii III oCm SiadlamlnH
GrUver GtcuetaEo pCriOuifiiirl, iir
@rOUer pu,oC pie rieiiQe 8rOtci; Ajtnio
ritdt ub9cgc6cr Die g&rblinbrt ncs Gam
ocS rubt ltdcr III iciNcu 0Gnoen
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17


8! sci! =! l@rIe gSlll" III lela
uCm S1merj, nls lem el5cder >todt
(G1O) i'm (Wc0mIcO) lelnr %l'l
u,scu blnuu9idmlB.
-
cane eOrt'lpOnoeu5 VpN 9"L''g"
al p,n o&r8iiS Scao'r III '2'o"t 6oH9
ClmoQhl IllDHl'no OCT 'o09e1 0'o v''l'
9Nc}cll 0HQTH'3 pv' >2"V''n,"tuF' y,
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@ciu"'1i'ti'r" 'V''o o"'' >Sa5'
l0eInIlW'e't hHdl III oGt id'Vi'tH <'B'-
latur mot olrH'onlRei' Wc'' ,'9!'t'
III 9rob'r DteNl9Gl| rePhU'H'nuul lt'"
mlTo." NoNt o'r 6uhO"2 CP'ov''''
meroeh oot'n 'ptH'8'r ~Vu'V''"''" '9V',
ol9 ppr ilpc' Sa9feh'
y Ste1e 9tomenoInie or tvmo6llH DdI.
8ue''V o"' ~''' T.
4;c renrbIifoni,hc gortcj II in
an,i,r N ourtn IN npIyt3rAio 80
,,,oro(i,;rt ncf ,is 5ih nen9 9cmpfrotcn m
;h(;ssen ,,,.5te nm, ,;d hpn llrobb3n
'0!leBeh ni&BIe' I'M l'u ptH w uhopVan
9l9ch 'lIpl0ar 81 mauen' SeP'ete '"ou
ten nun oarons oe" SW'uB 5"Ve". paB
ne ole MepuoIiiaI't aus lsfet 'tuV'
rem oonliu!rcaoer >te'!l'l'9 0stoO9e'pur
zen; &9ailade ooer i'' o'B oE aeiHo
troten rniler DER 6N9run9 y. y. SS,u
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-17

cine GUrrcluUnocu3 pon 2antipn
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Qiitcr 6U1ruG9 Der l8alicampdpne
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oes ocmo,ra.,idcg 1tao.ectutla,t'Htes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
CLAIMS THE MERMAIDS,
Great Falls People Say They Planted the
Race i'll the River.

Great Falls People Say They Planted the
Race III the River.
Helena people are going wild over the
discovery of a norman and mermaid in a
cave near the Broadwater, says the Great
Falls Tribune. When the facts in the case
are known nothing remarkable will appear
in the find" Some time ago tine Adler
brothers of this city caught a couple of the
gjeat numbers Which frequently sport in
the waters of the Giant Springs at North
Great Falls and took them to Helena to b Q
placed IN the BroadWnter natatorium.
That establishment not being quite ready
to receive them, the young men placed tho
creatures in II little pond in the vicinity
which extends some ways nnder a shelving
rock where they could retreat when max
ing their toilets for dress parade during the
day. These are the norman and mermaid
the Helena aavants are making such fuss
about. they are a Great Falls producs and
belong to this city. The Adler brothers
will take steps to secure their property.
They don't object to the mermaid and mer-
man being exhibited in Holena a few DAYS,
but they do protest against their being put
TO work on the Helena and Castle railroad.
Ihey draw tho line at hat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
Karl King Tonight.

The greatest Of oil mind readers, Karl
King. will open an engagement tonight at
Mine's opera house. Ffom the notices re-
ceived from Butte. King ls undoubtedly a
wonder. The following from the San
Francisco Chronicle is Of interest,": An ex-
traordinary exhibition Of mind reading was
given BY Karl Bishop King at the Pnlace
Hotel last night. The min reader pre-
faced his exhibition by a few remarks re-
puaiating the conception that the muscle
or nerve theory is adequate to explain the
phcnomena Of the power he exercises. He
began with comparatively simple expert
ments in which there was practically no
elaboration Of detail, and BY. carefully
maintaining a close physical contact with
the subject upon whom he made the test
invariably discovered the hidden object.
Gradually he rose to experiments in which
the details assumed greater com7lexity and
involution, requiring even an effort Of
strong concentration in the mind of his
subject. As his tests became more difficult
ho lessened even his contact with his sub
iect, communicating through Il long rod,
and again with his hands half a foot from
the person tested. Throughout the exhibit
ton he gave evidence of extreme nervous
excitability, necessitating, as he afterward
explained, a strong effort of the will to
control. III" "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02

The Billings "sheepherder" should
keep out Of it; the wool editor of the
Journal has trouble enough Of his own.
Together their efforts are sufficiently
ludicrous to bring q smile to q sheep.
AS the herder is a newcomer we will
first glance at his arguments. From his
communication wo assume he sal
that foreign woods are not necessary to
our manufacturers for mixing or other
purposes. AS proof he informs us that all
necessary conditions for producing all
woods exist in this country. If this is
50 why ara ali woods not raised here?
II there is absolutely nothing lacking
for the manufacture of all wooden goods
from homo products why did custom
house books show that for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1891, there were
imported 80, 3 ,935 pounds of fine wool
and 6,667, 900 pounds Of long wool. This
was the record for that year under the
heavier duties Of the Mckinley bill, de-
signed to wholly shut out mportations
Of this class. Now does any sane man
believe that the manufacturer will pay
the home market price for Australian
woods and the additional duty under the
Mckinley bill if he is not forced to that
point in order to keep his factory run
ming? And again, is it to be supposed
our wool growers would not long ago have
taken advantage Of the conditions for
raising all Australian woods in this coun-
try if those conditions existed? II the
herder's knowledge on this subject is
reliable there is a fortune awaiting him
il he will quit sheepherding and devote
his time to the raising Of woods on
which importers are paying heavy
duties from week to week. But as
wool raising has been an industry in
this country for a considerable period
of time, it is fair to assume that climatic
conditions, etc, have been we'll studied.
The Mckinley bill which proposed to
force out certain foreign woods and raise
the price of the domestic produced ac-
complished neither. The market to-day
is evidence of one conclusion, while the
Journals statement that the foreign
market contributes a large volume of
Woolsto our local markets may be taken
as proof of the other result.
The journal with its usual dishonesty
in argument quotes THE INDEPENDENT
as authority for the statement that no
country produces wool that can be sub
stltuted for grades grown in Montana in
the manufacture Of clothing. THE In
DEPENDENT did not say that. 1T did say
that no country produced grades Of
wool similar to those grown in this
state. The term substitute has an
elastic meaning. A journal edi-
torial on the silver question could be
substituted for an article on the same
subject in the North American Review,
but there would be a wide difference in
grade. 1t is true that wool was raised
and gold found in this country before
Montana was discovered, but both pro
ducts of the state are now in demand
We repeat the statement that no WOO
is raised in any part Of the world of the
peculiar fibre of Montana wool or &C
we'll adapted for mixing with the Aus
tralian. The admission free of Austria
lian wool means, therefore, more wooler
goods, a broader market and a bette:
demand for the Montana product.