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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
nSanoepoH."

GoIeenSes brolliae SiIt6r1cn ipirn
aus Berlin mitsetbeilt: 8or einiser
3eit eeiellte iid auf Der Strabe 81
einem in Der alten S9onbauierltraBe
ipobuenoen dlteren Srdulein elm tleines
SiinOden unb folste Der Dame auf
S1ritt uno Sritt bis in ibre Wob=
nung. Tas nieoli6c fleine Sbier. bas
prbnunssmdBis nit Mlaultorb uno
Steuermarte perieben mar, ipuroe BON
Der sutmiitbieen Same freunolid auf=
aenommen unb nabm Die sebotene Gait=
freunoIbaft adt, Sage lang in sn=
fpru6, um bann ipnrlos ;u oeri6nin=
ben. 9tls bas Siino6en mad eiuisen
Sasen tpieoerum iid einitellte. Inn oann
abernals su beri6winoen uno i6lieb=
lid gum britten Male bel feiner @On=
neriu erfdieu,. iparo oieIe ncusierig,
tuer uobl Der gisentbiimer ibres bier
fiibi9en @aites iei. sic iudte Gin altes
8le1bu9s6en, cine ebemalise gillen=
fda9tel berpor uno befeitis.e bieies an
Dem Salsbanb oes Sunbes, na6oem lie
elm 3ettel9en bineineelegt bate nit
ben Worten: nSieier Sunb bat ii9
i1on gum britten Male bel mir einse=
funoen, iollte er abermals permibt wer=
ben, 10 bite id, bel mir porsufraeen.
Marie o., sllte S4OnbauicritraBe
Ho. -
galo peridpano benn au9 Der fleiue
Bait. @er beidrebt jeoo9 bas Gr=
ftaunen bes Srduleins 81, als berielbe
mad turser 3eit gum pierten Nlale er=
i6ien, bic Yileni6a6tel nod am Sals=
banoe. 9teueierie priifte oas Srdulein
bic G6adtel, Oh Der 3ettel nod barin
iei, fano ieoo9 Elm onoeres papier, auf
Dem sel6rieben itanb: Ser Sunb lit
mein; iolte er tpieber su Sbnen tom-
men, 10 bite i'd, ibn bel mir abSuge=
ben. Strip g., SebrbellineritraBe
gtp. F. -" Gntriiitet iiber bieie 3umu=
tbuns, perfaBte nunmebr Srdulcin q:
einen neuen 3ettel, tpel9er lautete.
.Serrn Srib g.. bier. @erI6onen Sie
mid, bite, nit Sbrer 3umutbung uno
a6ten sic better auf Sbren Suno! Sd
tperoe benielben ni6t mebr allfneb'
men," Nadbem bieie 3ui6riit an
Serrn q. in Der pillenida6tel gebor-
gen mar, nabm Srdulein u. ein StOd-
den unb iaste ben tleinen @ait fort.
Serielbe fam aber ihon am nGtiter
Sage wieoer. aber ni6t allein, ionoern
in Ssleituns zines elesanten Serrn,
Der iib ld6elno als SriB q. prdien-
tirte uno lib boflidit wesen ieiner be-
leioigenoen 3eilen entihuloiste. 81
babe oieielben Mir seidrieben, I'M Die
originele Sunoepoit=@ @OrreIponocns nod
fortiiibren gu tOnnen. Sie Game 9e-
tpGbrte oenn aud Dem Sittenben Ser-
seibuna uno Ssrr 6rib q. uno Srdus
lein Warie u. idieoen in better Greuno'
f6aft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
@ipfeI Der Sparta q m

= 8ipfeI Der Spari q m =
feit. Die Sirma S6nelmiibl uno
Shwars unterbanoslt nit Dem Son-
Tier S6mlot betreffs elmer anleihe.
SieIer iast: 2ieber Serr Sdnellmiibl,
id babe polltpmmenes Tertrauen su
Sbrcr SolioitGt, aber id tenne Shren
@ompasuon nidt; 1T Der mann aud
tsin @sridpenber9 Sdnsllmiibl (aufs
la6snb): Sdluar3 Elm 0eri4menoer2
Gere6ter Gott, penn Der elm Sao
nimmt. sdblt er Die Waiiertropisn.
90 abre 2iebe. Gommsrsicn.
ratb: ,Gs tbut mir iehr Ieio. Serr
9Gr1ent6al, oaB meine Eoialie Sic
permodt, aber i9 lam mein. ein3i9es
aino ni6t s,pinsen, = 8oialie mill
our6uus Sbrsn 9lfiotiee beirutben. I"
0drdent6al: vNu, ma6t's aud ni4ts,
= tommts 8slo ood ms Gelhdft."
unniibe Grase. sobn:
,gaterlcben, i9 babe mid perliebt in
Elm Wao9sn unb ipolIte Did fragsn-"
Gater: ,, ,Sat fie Gelo2" Sobn; 4. Sal"
9ater: ,,Bisl Selo2" Sobn: ,.Sa,
Iebr piel Gelol" l.ater: ,,@enn Ou
mid nod einmal frdsfi, friesit 9u e
AtrE@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
9aS 8tsmards0 ortrdt.

Sab proieHor 9enbad iiin9if in
Wtiinden Der saitfreie Wirtb bes gllt-
rei6stanslers sepeien 1T. oieier linz
ltano bietet Dem 8rauni1mei9er Sage
blatt einen milltommenen Saten gum
9(nbdn9en elmer dlteren G'eidi6te, uno
spar Der oes erfen 8ismard=p =pprtrdts.
Sa oieie @eIdi6te Der gointen ni6t
entbebrt uno unieres g8iiien nod nies
mails perOfientli6t getueIen lit, 10 mols
len mir He biermit fpieoer9eben: 0en-
bad bate ben bringenoen gBunih,
Sismarf su malen; aber iueoer auf
aeraoem, nod auf einem Seiten=Weae
fam er gum 3iele. 3pei oircctc @es
iu6e an ben 6iiriten blieben obne 9lnt.
mort. aud anoere periudte Sermitte-
lun9en warsn pereebli6. 90 fam Der
Giinitler auf bic Soee, ii6 nit Der
Sitte I'm Sermittelung oil Die 6ilritin
III penoen. slu6 oas idlug febl.
Die Slritin ernioerte. bab lie auf bers
lei @nti6liebungen ibres 6emabls obne
jeocn ginflub iei. Sa rib Dem Miins
bener Yroiefor Die 8eoulb. @r iegte
ii1 bin uno idrieb an bic Siiritin einen
grici, worin er ibr mittheilte, oaB er
lie BON 9an,em Sersen beoaucre; cine
She, in Der Die 6rau auf ben Manu 10
ipenig @influB babe, miiiie bod eine
re6t unsliidlide iein! Sas bali.
Ser Siirit, bem icine @emablin bic
2enbadide 3ornepiltel nidt porenta
bielt, mar bariiber i'm bOditsn @raoe
amiiIirt uno meinte. oieies Original
miille man Ii6 bod einmal in Der gtdbe
anieben. 60 fam 2enba6 in BIS.
mards Saus unb su ieinem erlten giss
nfard-gortrait.
lin oieies Yortrait banoelte iibris
sens turS mad ieiuer Sertieitellun9 Der
betannte Serliner Ginansier Sleidr6-
Der. 9enbad foroerte aber Die Rleis
niefeit bon 25, 900 Mart uno. oas mar
benz Serrn @eb. 3ommersienratb bod
su pisl; Der Sanoel seridlus iid. Nls
ii6 absr Der 9iinitler mad einiaer 3eit
picocr in Berlin aufbielt, lieb i'm Serr
b. Slei6rooer su iid bitten uno rihtete
bic Sraee an ibn. Oh er iid uobl ba3u
periteben ipiiros. aud i'm gu portraitis
rem. 2enbad beiabte unO mamie als
preis fir oieies Bib ebenfaas bic
Gumme pon 25, 900 Marf. Sas mar
Dem gaHtier benn bod 81 fart. uno er
meinte ;iemlid inoisnirt, 10 uiel fOroere
9enbad ia fiir bas &eidstanslerbilo,
bds ieinc (SleidrObers) miiiie oann
bod piel billieer iein. nSerr @es
beimratb," eutaesnete oenbad. bic
9erionen, bas sebe i'd su, iinO ia aller.
bines nibt slei6tuertbi9; aber Der greis
lit oerieIbe. Yebenteu Sic nur: beim
Siiriten madt mir Die Sa4e @er9niis
oen. bas fam id aber bel Sbncn bod
nidt bebaupten." unb Serr n. Slei9s
rooer blieb un9emalt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
81 o nit man oie S6otnns etner
Sub beftraft.

Tus srObte llnaliid. bas einem Sin
bu suitoBen fam. 1T, Sufdais cine Sug
Su tObten, oa Die Sub bonn Sinou tiir
beilis eebalten nirb. Gin iolGes llna
eliid ltieB tiirslid einem Wtann Der
y9lbir" "=Saite (Guhbirten) su. Gr lieB
Elm tleines Salb, oas er auf ben &iiden
genommen bate, UNI es mad bem Sem=
pei gu trasen. fallen, ipobei bas Sbier
bas @enit brad uno iofort perenbete.
Sic Srabmanen iaben bieien Sall als
itrafipiiroia an uno erfldrten ben Sir-
ten fir ,Sotbi" (einen BON Den @Ot-
tern 0eriol9ten). 9tun purben ibm
folsenoe Straien auferleet Sie
9robmanen ertldrten i'm aui ie6s Mo.
nate fir pSatie" (ausseIdlOTien). fers
ner puroe inn aud seIast. baB er tei-
ne sr6bere Siinoe bate bcgeben tOn=
men, bab Die Strafe ieood, in glnbe=
tradt ieiner ionitisen suten 6iibrung.
ni9t su bo1 ien merot. @r iole mdb=
reno Der ieds Wionate nit 9iiemanb
bertebren ooer ipre1en, einen biden
Strit UNI Den Gals uno ben S1wan3
bes 9albss an Dem Giiden bsrumtra-
gen uno nod bier oeridieoenen Sem.
peln. Die i'm &ufe grocer Seilisteit iino,
tpallfabren. Sen Wlitalieoern ieiner
Gamilis, iotuie ieiuen Sreunben muroe
bel Inorobune berielben Straie per=
boten. ibn nit @Ren, @aiier ober Sb=
Sad ;u perieben. gtad ieiner &iidtebr
BON Der Wallfabrt wuroe ibm einc Siitte
binter Dem Sempel eebaut. in Die er
bineintrie6en mulite. Gin Mann purbe
ibm als 9lHficber beieeseben. Gin
8arbier mubte benz Seliuquenten Die
Saare abraiiren, iotpie bic gidsel an
Sdnoen unb 6iiBen idaben;. Der Ibfall
tpurbe perbrannt. Rad Nblauf Der
feds Monate enbli6 uuroe Der Mann
gans nit Gubbiirger beidmiert. tporaui
ct in oen ndditen 6luB iprinsen muBte.
Sobalb er bieiem entitiesen, mar er
frei. Gr bate bios nod Is grab=
mas an eiuem Sage su ipeiien unb BEN
9empel Elm sutes 8eident barsubrin.
aen. Damn mar er niebsr in lsin,
Rate aufsenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05

Gin porfi9tiser M n II.
Muf einem Hbsinbampfer lben orei
dltere Ssrren, Die Sarten ipielsn pollen,
nm einen Siid uno ieben fid. Inn oas
Spiel polsdhlis gu MAIDEN. nad einem
pierten partner UNI. Sa tommt 9eraoe
elm iuneerMann BON eleeantem9leuBeru
auf iie ;u unb Der eriebnte Witipieler
f6eint 9eiunoen. ySe. iunser Mann!"
ruit elmer Der dlteren Serren, rm06ten
Sic ni9t Elm Spieldsn nit uns ma=
6sn2" .9ante bstsns!" enteeenet
Der iunse Mann, ~it ipisle nidt Sar-
ten" ,Nun. 10 trinten Sic tuenie=
itens ems nit urs!" .Sants, i'd
trinte ni9t!" ngio, 10 nsbmsn Sic
penigitsns cine Gisarre!" r9ante, i'd
rau9e ni6t!" n8siiatten Sic penis=
itcns, oaB i'd Sic in Der Saiiite meineu
Sodteru poriteae!" .San,e tauieno,
mal. i4 beiratbs nidt!"
= S96ue Qtusfidt. Sas
S6limmite 1T. oab rnein Mann INNER
muir ielne erite 6rau 10 lobt! = Sic
iolten ibm bafiir oantbar ieiu;es seust
BON einem suteu Sersen! Seoenteu
sic, fpis CT sic ua1 Sbrem Sooe cor
ieiner oritteu israH lpbsn ruiro
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05

-Seneibenswertb. Su biff
nirtli6 einer Der sliidliditen Weni6,n
aui Der g9elt! gBarum oenn2 g8eil
Su in Gid ielbit perliebt biit uno fei-
men sin,issn Nebenbubler auf grbsn
baii!
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
Elects Ten Out of the
Eleven Congressman.
nagcr Made IL Grand Canvass
and Redeems the Ninth by
1000 Plurality.
Judge Macy Elected Over Benz
jamin by n Big Majority.
&. III. Vail Elected County Clerk
1.-The only Republican Saved
from the County Wreck.

The State of Iowa Gives Harrison n
plurality of 2i,o0O, in the face of 2I,OOO
votes for Weaver and 5000 for the pro-
hibitionists.
The entire state ticket Is elected by
| large pluralities.
The republican congressman are elect
cd In every district but the Second.
Iowa viii send TO the national congress
a brilliant delegation. Gear from the
First; Henderson from the Third; Up
degralt from the Fourth; Cousins from
the Fifth; Lacy from the Sixth; Hull
from the seventh; Hepburn from the
Eighth llager from the Ninth, Dolliver
from the Tenth; and Perkins from tho
Eleventh. 1t was famous victory in
Iowa.
In tho Nation Mr.. Cleveland Is elect
by u large vote, amounting to n COM
plete revolution In government. The
democrats viii control every branch and
can cut down prices and open the mar
kets of the world without Further ado.
BESIDES the 100 electoral votes OF the
solid south, they have also gained New
York, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Con-
necticut, Delaware, In Michigan.
Montana, New Jersey, Washington and
probably Ohio. They will safely secure
206 votes IN the electoral college.
In the county q. III. Vail IL the only
republican elected II will be Super.
visor Matthias, Auditor McGuire, Re
corder Beason, Attorney Carpenter and
Coroner Eyer after Jan. LIST 1881. Tho
people have said 1T and so mote 1t be-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10

The new ballot law worked admir-,
ably in Iowa last Tuesday. While the
result In Audubon county was not all
we had hoped for it is but right to say
that the people We're privileged TO
vote rs they desired. In Leroy town
ship the polling place was ms neat and
orderly rs II school room, Only the
officers of the law were found within
the building, and the one hundred feet
limit was respected In all there were
ten booths, which provided ample nc,
commodation and We're found very
convenient, But six people in the
township asked aid In marking their
tickets, and this was because they were
unable TO read the language
or because of physical disability
Eleven tickets were spoiled in marking
and exchanged for Others. Two that
were voted were thrown out as defec.
tive by the judges when counting out
The system Is fayorably commented
upon In all parts of the county. Under
this new system and during Its first
practical test, the advantage has been
with The democratic candidates In Au.
dubon county. The men who were
working for the democrats instructed
their voters that it would be very
dangerous thing TO attempt TO scratch
the tieketi 1t would endangcr the valid,
ity of the ticket, and II might be
thrown out, This was their instruc-
ton and that it worked is very plain In
studying the returns. This 10 especially
apparent in Sharon township ON the
vote for clerk, where Mr.. Van Is very
popular and where, under the old sy3-
TEN, he would have had u majority.
Nevertheless it Is an improved method
of voting and In future years the PEG,
Pile will have greater confidence In their
ability to vote as their personal incli,
nations dictate,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
Fragments.

A democrat in Greeley township
signed his name TO u ballot with the
title democrat but forgot to put a
cross in the circle; hence he lost his
vote.
~
There were fifty-six peoples votes
and twenty-ene prohibition votes in
Audubon county. The party of Uncle
Davy Overlield is growing and they
will be able to hold convention next
year.
~
The republicans of Leroy township
made complete surrender to the
democratic county ticket. The count
showed up ninety-ope republican tick
cts scratched and only forty.one demo
cratic scratches. Mr.. Harrison had u
clear plurality of eighty-seven In the
precinct, and had republicans held
our county ticket up to the party
strength several more of our candi-
dates would have been elected. There
may be circumstances which would
justify this sacrifice, but they did not
exist this year. The republican ticket
was matchless in its personnel and as
representatives of the psrty in the
county We're worthy of the full party
support. 1t is n fact that while our
democratic friends held secret schools
of instructions in the art of voting
straight, they held night sessions with
republicans soliciting their favors and
got them.
4*
The best record made by any town
a, 10 In Nt tKh hA Ia
majority of forty in 1883 was cut down
to twenty, and all of the republican
candidates ran far ahead of the ticket,
Nv
Auditor Rees ran ahead of his ticket
in Lincoln aud Leroy and far ahead in
Extra.
~
Mr.. Ross was given q fine endorse.
ment by the people of his own town
ship -Cameron--r receiving q majority
of 70, where Harrison had bnt 80.
4*@
The vote in the county was light
about 273o, perhaps little more. In
1883 the county polled 2660--about
seventy less than this year. During
the last term of court II foreigners
were naturali2ed, and it is safe to esti
mate that in the four years fully 200
have been made citizens. The popula
ton has increased otherwise, so that
the vote cast Is far below the full num-.
Der of votes.
.%s
Chas. II. Vail was elected clerk in
1886 by ~, in 'SS by 026 in 80 by i6, and
in '02 by %, II might have been differ.
ent had we ran Charlie for president.
~
Since 1888, republicans have gained
in two townships 10 in Extra and l3 in
Viola. Democrats have gained in Au.
dubon II, Oaklield -, Sharon IS, Lin.
coin 20, Cameron II, Douglas 10, Gree.
ley II, llamlin 81, Leroy 80, Melville H..
Republican gain 80. Democratic gain
PSI. Net democratic gain $40.
aft
But il isn't pleasant to dwell upon
these things
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
THE INDIANAPOLIS BOARD OF
HEALTH
After the Ammonia and Alum Baking
Powders.
Indianapolis Sentinel, Dec, 2c.)


indianapolis Sentinel, Dec. 2e)
The subject Of pure food, and especi-
any the authorization OF baking powders
by the use OF ammonia and alum. I'm
causing no little discussion.
1helegislatures OF New York, Mime
sofa, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, etc.
have taken up this question, and IL is
attracting the attention OF physicians
and boards OF health throughout the
country. Our own city board of health
ordered an examination of all the bak-
ing powders to be found in this market.
instructed DR.. Late to make an exami.
nation and analysis and report the re-
suit to the beard,
BAKING POWDER ANALYSES.
City Chemist DR.. Late transmitted
to the department of public health q
lengthy communication, in which he
gives the result of his analysis of the
several brands of baking powders that
are on sale IN this city. In his report
DR.. Late says that baking powders des-
lgnated as being free from deleterious
substances may be recommended. ms
their healthfulness cannot be questions
ed. The report Is us follows
The samples OF baking powders You
have sent To our laboratory for investi.
CATION as to the purity and healthful-
ness OF the various brands have sub
iected TO qualitative examination and
now report the following result:
Atlantic u Pacific contains ammonia.
and alum.
Bon Bon contains alum,
Calun,et contains alum.
Crown contains ammonia and alum,
Early Rising (Empire) contains am
monia and alum.
Forest City contains ammonia and
alum.
Kenton contains ammonia and alum.
DIR. Prices free from deleterious
chemicals.
Queen contains ammonia and alum,
Royal contains ammonia.
Regal contains ammonia and alum.
Ruckelban's contains ammonia and
alum.
Seafoam made by Day, Indianapolis)
contains alum.
DR.. Late says: Psychologists Of
high standing consider ammonia and
alum deleterious substances, united
for use in foods"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10

Mr. Moore, the postmaster at Brad
shaw, Va, after reading an advertise,
ment of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy, concluded to
try fmall bottle of it. He says: 81
used it in two cases for collie and three
for diarrhGa with perfect satisfaction.
| have handled and used great deal of
patent medicine but never tried any
that gave as good results as this" Fol
sale by A. III. Roberts.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
Obituary..

Died, on Sabbath evening, Nov. 9th, ut
the home Of his parents, MIR. and Mrs
Samuel II. Donaldson, Benny q. Don
aldson, just O days past his 18th birth
day
Nearly three years ago he had an at
tack OF the grip which developed heart
trouble In the form of an abnormal
yalyular action and continued poor
health has foreshadowed the fatal ter
mination. Many will remember him
from meeting him in the art gallery OF
Mr.. q. 9. Harper, where he spent an
apprenticeship OF one year, ending III
July last, in which he acquired eonsid-
cradle proficiency in tbs Photographic
lart. 40 was about two weeks before
his death that he became unable TO lie
in bed and was compelled TO maintain
a sitting position. lie seemed to be
not only hopeful but expectant of re-
coyeIy until short time before his
death when he became fully aware that
the end was near and that death might
come at any time. Though always re-
| ligiousiy inclined and In the habit of
daily prayer he realized more clearly a.; ~
the near approach Of dea.s.t.iil his relation
TO ana .hla .a;3eu as a sinner Of the prec-
ious and gracious Savior. On Satur-
day afternoon last he made formal
profession of his faith in Christ by re-
ceiying the covenant seal Of baptism.
On Sabbath morning he seemed TO be
dying but rallied and fingered through
the day. 1t was little after seven In
the evening when leaning on his moth
er and with her arms around him he
fell asleep as he had so often done in
childhood, but the deep and dreamless
sleep of DEATH
Benny was home boy and q good
boy avoiding evil companionship and
preferring to spend his evenings at
home rather than on the street Gen
| tie, alfectionate, the youngest and the
pet of the home circle, his departure
brings the sorrow of q bitter bereave-
ment but not the sorrow of those who
have no hope, the shadow of death and
the gloom of the grave cannot conceal
from the eye of faith the glory of the
home going when Christ comes to re-
ceive his own to himself. The funeral
on Tuesday afternoon at the Presby-
tterian church was largely attended,
Ed.
CARD OF THANKS.
We return heartfelt thanks to the
kind friends and neighbors who render
ed generous aid and sympathy during
our late bereavement.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
Hot Springs Skin Salve.

This salve is a fatty preparation of
petrolatum combined with evaporated
salts from the Hot Springs, Arkansas,
and is recommended for any and all
skin troubles and eruptiOns. Hot
Springs Skin Salye Is particularly re-
commended for pimples, eczema, sore
nipples, itch, itching piles, letter, bar.
beers itch, scald head, irritation and
itching of the scalp. Sold by A. ii.
Roberts and Brooks Drug Company.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, depend
ing upon a healthy condition OF all the vital or
ganS. II the liver be inactive, you have bilious
look, il your stomach be disOrdered you have 2
dyspeptic look and II your kidneys be affected
you have pinched look. Secure good health
Is the great Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches,
bOils and gives q good complexion. Sold by A.
II. Roberts, 80 cents per bottle. ~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10
Newspapers Endorse.

Educators are certainly the geretest benefact-
Miles popular works, cannot help declaring him
to be among the most entertaining and educat-
ing authors. New York Daily. He is not a
stranger to our readers, as his advertisements
appear In our columns in every issue, calling at
tentOn to the fact that his elegant work on
Nervous and Heart Diseases Is distributed free
by our enterpTisng druggist, A. III. Roberts.
Trial bottles of DR. Miles Nervine are given
away, also book Of testimonials showing that II
Is unenuallsd f"r ""r""',e nros,ro,,on noodacha
poor memory, dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
hysteria, fits epilepsy. p
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Farms For Sale.

| have some first class lands for sale
in Audubon county, running from 40
acres up, with or without improve
ments. Am Offering some choice bar
gains. Come and see me. 1t will cost
you nothing to see the farms.
l. l.. STATZELL,
Extra, Iowa.
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A Remarkable Discovery.

A remarkable discovery is one of the
chronic proclamations of advertisers.
Cubeb Cough Cure is not such, it is an
established remedy with known merit,
made on scientific principles by ex-
perienced chemists. 1t affords instant
relief, and is called the one minute
remedy, for it stops coughing at once,
does not cure but gives temporary re.
lief to consumptiyes, and absolutely
cures all other affections of the throat,
lungs, etc. For Group, Whooping-
Cough and colds of children Cubeb
Cough Cure is valuable. Sold by A. II,
Roberts.
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Grocery for Sale.

My stock of groceries, bakery and
restaurant fixtures is for sale at any
time between this and spring. My rea-
son for selling is that shall move to
Idaho on account of my health.
II. w. VAN GORDER.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-10

A gentleman of this county who has
excellent judgment remarked to us the
other day that he knew of no pill so
good for constipation, dyspepsia and
liver complaint as DeWitt's Little
Early RiserS. For sale by A. ii. Rob
arfa
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pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada =. dufd, OF
croton. i. d., we quote: "Was taken with q
had cold, which settled on my lungs, cough set
in and finally terminated In consumption. -Four
doctors gave me up, saying / could live bur o
short time fave myself up TO my saviour, de-
termlned II could not stay with my friends on
earth would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised TO get DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for consumption, coughs and colds. l
gave Il a trial, took in all, eight bottles; Il has
cured me, and thank God am now well and
hearty woman. Trial bottles Tree at A. Il hoD,