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Observation-Disclosures - - -I--l-i-
I" You Cant do it Again :

great financial results attained by policy holders
Mutual life shown the confused agents
companies they exclam Yes; but they cant do again.
They are willing the dividends paid by the Mu
tua Life Company of New York all its earlier
policies largest paid by any company similar
forms Insurance. but it is claimed that the Mutual Life can
duplicate it's dividend results policies issued
now. Let
On Policy No 1863 issued November 4 1870 at age
twenty-five for $4,000 annual premium $685. ordinary life
PLAN the end of first twenty the dividend additions
making the insurance value as
death claim which than the prem
ums paid improved at 10 per cent. compound interest
On Policy No. 1884, issued September q 1871, age
twentysx for $4,000 annual premium $1O2 ordinary life
PLAN the dividend additions in 1891 at the end of the
twenty years. amounted 81 4700 raising the policy &C.,
and being $420 rs better than all the premiums paid
proved compound interest per twenty
years.
Thus appears from the records Of The Mutual In
Company of New York that the first twenty years
dividends ending 1891 declared policies issued
1870 and 1871 have been favorable those declared
first twenty policies issued in 843 1t is therefore
quite reasonable to that the future dividends
Company policies issued the distrbu
ton pan will be good those realized in the first twenty
by the holders policies issued the early years
Company the old sreversionary addition PLAN which
dividends declared every five years policy
at their insurance value.
Since 1890 the Mutual Lfe dividends have shown grad
ual increase every year.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

i
FoR SHERIFF.
GEORGE L. sENCINDIyER.
or MARrIHsBURa.
FOR LEGISLATURE,
HUNTER HARLAN,
OF FALLING wArEEs.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
H.H. EMMERT,
or MARrINsBuRs
ron AssEssoR-1sr DISTRICT.
JACOB SISTER,
or FALLING WATERS
FOR AssEssoR-2SD DISTRICT.
". r LANDERS,
or BUNKER HILL.
FOR COUNTY COURT >coaMIssIoSER,
d. $. GRIFFITH,
-ror sEKAGDsTowS.
FoR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
EHartinsburg Districtl
PEYToN r. HARRISON,
JACOB S: TRAMMEL.
FOR coSsTABLEs.
Martinsbnrg Distriet.)
A. j. CRIswELL,
THos. LEMON.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CLARENCE P, RINKER,
OF FALLING WATERS. Nt
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How does he feel He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools-Augttst Hoarer the rem
edy. ,o1aiy
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AGENTS wANTED--M Male and Female, old
"A and young. $500 TO $500, per day easily
made selling our Queen Plating OUTFITS and do
ing Gold, silver, Nickel, Copper and Brass Plat,
ing, that IL warranted TO wear for years, on
every class Of Metal Tableware, Jewelry &e.,
Light and easily handled no experience Fequir-
ed TO operate them Can be carried by hand
with ease from house to house. same as grip
sack or satchel. Agents are making money rap
idly. They sell to almost every business house
and family, and Workshop Cheap, Durable
Simple, and within reach Of every one, Plates
almost instantly, equal to the finest new work
Send for circulars, &c.
QUEEN CITY SILVER & NICKEL PLATING co
sic East st. Louis. H.
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The Womb.


+ VERNON ALER, Editor 4 prop's.
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S august
Clover

Hon. does he feel9-He feels
cranky, and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself.
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours. and manner
of his eating august HoUer
the remedy. w
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Ho,c does he feel?-He feels
after a spell of this abnormal
appetite. an utter adherence,
loathing, and detestation of
fool as if a mouthful would
kill him-August Floaoer the
remedy.
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ne World scu b dsiissrsd ovcarrlsrsf . ~ pdrfs
~. ~ esssas.sr. o. ssni g Dc o5ies " postai
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TRY
THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 4. 1892.
TIE r NJ S or SALE:

All sums under 5000 cash On sums above
that amount credit Of nine months will be Civ
en- purchaser to give secured note payable at
the National Bank, of Martinsburg. w. Va. No
property to be removed until terms have been
complied with. JOHN ID. BARNEY,
GleDgary, West Va.
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How does he feels-He feels
no desire to go to the table and
a grumbling, fault-finding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
august FlolUer the remedy.
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q OFFICE: WILSON BLOCK. PUBLIC SQUARE.
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How does he feet?-He feels
at times gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly un-
accountable, unnatural and un-
healthy. August HoWer the
remedy.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

Stabt, iinb bidt aneinanber sebans
unb e8 bauerte nur fnrse 3eit, 70 batter
fid bic SIammen mad benz SpieIipaa.
rensei6dft bon Cigar &IippeI auf be,
unteren, unb benz 8arbiersefdaft Dor
GbarIes Gonrab auf Der oberen Seitt
burdsefreRen. llebsr unb binter benz
&lippeI'ihen @ei1dfte tpobnten Slip,
pei, feline Otutter unb feline Sdneite,
(Srau gasbp) nit stuei &inoern, tpie
aud Elm Dienitmdbden. Ser Mapo,
frat bic Tbiire Elm unb aIarmirte bic
8eppbner. &IippsI unb Srau gasbs
rannten auf bic Strabe, obne bab Ieb'
tere an ibre &inoer ba6te, aud bic aIte
Srau aIippeI unb bas Dienitmdbden
entfamen. Sn benz Store befanben
iid sttpa 80 Yfuno S6ieBpuIpsr unb
es selans, aqes biS auf etipa 10 Bfunb
in Siderbeit su brinsen. 1nterbeien
mar Srau gaSbp in einem unbeipadten
Nomente ipieber in bas @ebdube seeilt,
um ibre &inber su retten. unb ber Wieb'
ger CHARLES Maurer foIetc ibr. Srau
@aSbp ersriff ibr bieriabrises IDdter'
Iein, Maurer ben aipeiidbrisen 8naben
@iaie; Der @ustpes mad benz borberen
IbeiIe mar abseidnitten unb Waurer
rannte nah ber Sintertbiire, Der Srau
aurufenb, ibm au foIsen. ginen Iusen'
Bid fpdter erplobirte baS bon ben
Slammen erreidte 8ulber unb Der bors
bere SbeiI beS 8aues fanf in lid Gus
fammen. Die gribGtteruns iparf
0laurer au 8oben unb nur nit GROCER
9nitrensuns fdmpfte ct ii6 nit bem
8naben burd SIammen unb 1rilmmer
in bas Sreie.
Srau @asbs ideint ben 8eriud ses
ma6t su baben, bur6 ben porSeren
Aussane gu entfommen, aber es tpar
unm0sIid, unb bic grploiion bssrub fis
unter ben Triimmern. Na6 MbfGbIuns
berieIben fanb man bic 2eiden bon
SHUTTER anb &inb; Srau Gasbp lag
auf benz 8iiden unb bate ben Iinfen
Grm UNI ibr 8inO seidIunsen; bic
2eihe Der eriteren mar an mebreren
SteIen berfoblt, bas &inb mar am
&5rper fat unuerIebt unb nur bas @es
iidt entitellt.
Die 8ranbidtte umfaBte fiinf @es
iddftSpIase namIid Miide's 8irtbs
idaft, Gbarles Gonrab'S 8arbierses
fddft, S. 8rosbammer'S SupeIierIa'
ben, 8ate McGartbp's 8ubtpaarenIaben
unb &Iippel'S @siddft; Der Gabafs
unb @isarrenlaben bon S. S. Sdpab
ipurbe ebenfaIls idiper beidabist.
Morib @nsel gisentbiimer bon atpei
Der @ebduben, bic anbvren sebDrten Der
Srau 8IippeI. Der @eiammtberluit
mag SIS, 900 betrusen. Die McGar.
tbp 1T gum poaen 8etrase, bic 9lnberen
iinb nur tbeilpeiIe beri,dert.
Die aussefanbene 9lneit unb ber
8erluit ibrer InsebDrisen bat ioipobl
Srau &IippsI tpie aud ibren SObn auf'S
&ranfenIaser setporfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08
Bon Der Subfeite.

Sin iunser polniider &rst ssbsnft
ii4 bier nieber3uIahen.
Serr Sreb. SanieImann unb SRI.
emma Maurer erbieIten am Sreitas
eine SeiratbSIisens.
Serr unb Srau Sobn @erner bon
STAFFORD gpenue feierten am SamItag
ibrs iilberne So63eit.
Die gbeIsuts Safob SpinbIer berlo.
rem am Sonntas burd ben Sob einen
l Wonat alien SdusIins.
Die 8erlobuns bon Srn. Senrp Serb
NIT SRI. Nnna StabIbeber tpirb anse'
fiinbist.
Die Samilie Dabib 4dermann bon
Or4arb Strabe beerbiste am Wontas
eine breiidbrise Todtsr.
@aibinaton Camp g. 8. g. Of u,
ipiro am 81. IpriI iein brittss Sabress
feit in 8ermania Saae feiern.
Sronf 8sIlsp, Elm friiberer geipobne,
Der. .Suoieite, Der ais Elm HaufboIo per.
anlast tpar, 1T i'm @eiten in ieiner
Stiefeln seitorben, inbem Elm @Ieidse,
iinnter ibn niebsridoB.
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Oa8 xtal abip arts.

= Siaac SabIep bon @rssnipoob,
Der cine Stele aIs 8oB Bel elmer Sob,
n,@ompasnie in 2adapanna Gotpn.
lbip befIeioete, bat feline Samilie obne
Ibi6ieb berIa6en. gS ideint, bab er
bic @ompanie burd Sdli6uns BON Ir.
beitertabeaen ipitematiid betros, unt
ba ct bieS faum obne bas @iHen pber
bic MitbiIfe anberer anseitellten thun
fonnte, 10 iiebt man tpeiteren gntbdl.
lunsen entsesen.
Tabloruille. .-Serr 9aitor S6mibi
ipirb bic 8inber Der bieiisen beuti iden
9emeinbe am nd6fen Sonntas, als
benz BaImionntase, fonfirmieren unt
bann ipabrideinli6 i'm 2aufe Der fols
eenben @ode nad Sonesbale umlis'
beln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08
6pbe Barter Septt,en.

| : Durd bas S6euen bes gferbes
tpurben am Sonntas Radmittas @rnit
S6mibt unb Sermann TroiteI aus benz
| Subriperf bes eriteren sef6Ieubert,. aber
nidt berlebt.
- Mebser @m. SroiteI bon Ills
Sadion Strabe bat ii6 einen aubsrit
bequemen unb bdbiden @ei9dftsmassn
anfertisen Iahen, auf ben ct nit 8e6t
itol3 1T.
= Meine Srau lit an einem beftisen
Wagenleioen, tpeIdes burh bic Qns
tpenbuns bon Or. gusuf 85nie's
Samburser Sropfen bolftdnbie sebeiIt
tpurbe.-@m 2inois, Bsoria, Sas.
- Sinfssbn Der MitsIieber oes 9as
dntpanna Social Stub, Der an Se6fter
Strabe unp 2adaipanna Ibenue iein
Nuartier BAT, tpurben tpesen elmer se.
miitbliden &eilerei am Donneritas mad
Sem Staticnsbauis ipebirt aber nur
Giner ssitraft.
= Sn benz Sauie bon 3obert Iim=
Minis an ber Bad 3oab brad Dienltaa
gfa6t elm Seuer aus, bas idon erbeb,
lihen S6aoen berurfadt bate, ebe es
bon Der @imerbrisabe sebdmpft tperoen
tonnte. Sin &oitsdnser namsns @bns.
HilllamS truS Bel Der Nettung bon
Sausseratben mebrfa6e 8ranbmunben
bapon.
: - Im Sreitas Ibenb beranIabte
8eorse 8oIs an bem Stanb bes itaIie.
nii1en Sru6tbdnoIerS an SO. 2adas
ipanna Npenue unb gleunter Strabe
eine &ubeit6runs unb Der eerabe bort
rorbei paiiirenbe BoIi3iit Gbomas 2etpis
berbaftete ibn. Cine Strede peiter
abtpdrts oeriudte elm 8ruber bon 8oIa
unb stpei anoere Burden ben @efanses
men Su befreien unb iebten bem Beams
ten Serart su, baB er George frsiIaHen
muBte, um ii4 seeen Sermann 8oIs su
pertbeibisen. Ser lebtsre entfIob, als
er ieinen 8ruber befreit fab, unb tpurbe
bon SeipiS perfoIst; benz @ebot bes
lebteren, itiasuiteben, foIste er nidt
uno Der poIisiit feuerte stpei SdIIe
auf ibn ab, tpobon Der leBte iid i'm
Salie feitiebte. Ser 8ertpunbste purbe
na4 bem Stationsbaus sebradt. mo
Or. Gardner bic 8erleBuns fir sefdbr,
li6 erfIdrte unb 8oIS mad benz Soipi.
tai iiberfiibren IieB. Spdter tpurben
Seorse 8ola Sobn WeSale, Sapib
9bomas, Sermann 81. Srider unb
@eorse SdelIinser sinsefansen. Bos
lisiit 2eipis mubte auf 8etreiben bes
Diitriftanipaltes $500 8irsidaft iteIs
len.
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4ttt8tpn.

-4n Der eIeftriiden Sabn Bel Mbo.
ming besannen am Montas 100 Wann
bic 9lrbeit.
= Gin in S. s. Manean's gqens
ipaarenseidaft an Sdb Muinitrabe am
9onnerfas Worsen aussebrodenes
Seuer tpurbe RAID bon Der Seuertpebr
unterbriidt.
- Na6 aebntdsisem 8luten aus Der
Maie, pel9eS ale 8unit Der 4erste
ni6t bemmen fonnte, itarb am Wontas
nabe bieier Staot Elm iunssr Mann
namenS Sames Dousbertp.
-9atrid 2oftus bon Sort 2ane,
Der alS Tbiirbiiter in benz 8arnum
Sdadt anseiteat mar, tpurbe AM Ulitts
mod 0iorsen bon einem bic S6iefebene
berabbonnernben &arren setroffen unb
set6btst. @r mar 10 Sabre alt.
- Gin @obnbaus bes Safob 8finss
iten, seseniiber bem st. Samss Sotel,
brannte am Samitas Morssn nieber.
gS mar beipobnt bon 81. s. 9uur. benz
eS seIane, ben sr5bten 3beiI ieines
Sausserdtbes su retten.
= &m Samitas 0lorssn purSs Elm
8eriud semadt. i'm bintsren TbsiIe
beS WirtbsbaufeS bon TbomaS Gorcos
ran, in Der 5. 8arb, Seuer an3uIsseu ;
bod ipurbe baHeIbe seitis ent6edt unb
bon Midael 2oftuS selDiht. GIN bers
idiebenen StelIen fanb man 6lsetrdnfte
2appsn. Gorcoran mar erit am Gage
supor einse3psen.
3tpei @obnbduisr an Centre
Strabe, Seneca Sielb. benz Yatrid
WcSale unb 3bomaS 0lc2lnbreip sebb,
reno, ipurben am Montas Wprssn
llbr bur6 Seuer 3erit6rt. DaS Seuei
| entltanb in bem McSale @ebdube uni
bic Slammen sriffen 70 raid um iid
baB ale SamiIienslieber mebr pber noe
niger perbrannt ipurben, ebe iie ba
ssrsis erreidten. Sin berfrilppelte
| flufidbriser Sobn, Wtartin, fpirb faur
| feline @unben iiberlsben fDnnen. 9e
8erluit betrdst etpa $500, bic Ser
| fdsruns $1,000. @ssen benz @aEer
manseI in jener @esenb fonnte bi
Seuertpebr nur serinse SiIfe Ieiiten.
! pa- 8siteat bas ,@O9snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

Sc 1T 'mebr aatarrb in bisier 8esenb res
9nnoes aIs BON allen anbsren &ranfbeiten 3u.
iammen. unb bic in ben lsbten Sabren 9aIt er
ale uubeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang erfldrten
9oftoren i'm fir cine Iofale Srantbsit uno
idrieben IufaIe SeiImitteI Dor, uuo oa iie ibn
nit drjtIider 8ebanoluns bsitdnbis nidt tli.
rirten. erfIdrten iie ibn fir unbeiIbar. 0ie
8ifenfdaft bat bewieien, BOP Satarrb cine
gonititutionsfranfbeit lit uub besbalb coniti.
tutioneue 8ebanoluns erforbert. SaQ's Sa.
tarrb Sur. fabrbirt BON 8. s. gbensp &
60, 8oIebo, Ohio, 1T Die eln3lse eonititiio.
nsQe Sur i'm Wartte sic miro innerIid in
DOZEN ooer 8aben BON 3ebn 8ropfen bio ,u
einem Sbeelofelpoll 8enommen. 6ie wirtt
brett auf bas 8lut uno Die fdIsimiss Ober.
hade bes Syhems. Sic bieten einbunoert
Dollars fur ieoen aal, ben fie au turirsu ber-
febIt, 2abt gud Circulate uno 8eusnifs
fommen Abreifire:
8. 8. GbeneD & 6 o.. 3oIeoo. ..
B6- 8erfauft bon apotbefern, rs Geuts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08
Deutids 8riefIife.
CLARA Granier u. Dubpis,
Warp 8rauos Billy Seimlon,
Capt. Granf 5Ob, Orig 9ena 8Isin.
4puiIa Stult Sermann yOuns.
Sunmpre.

= llnisre Stabt ipirb an Sdanf.
Isenien etipa $4,000 einnebmen.
: Die 8ersIsute Der Bsnniplbaniu
&oblen so. arbeiteten i'm Dtars 183
Gage unS bcffen i'm IpriI sIeid gut ~
tbun.
= Dis 8etpobner ber iedten @art
bon Sunmore treten ipieberum mi
ibrem GnidIuBproieft an Scranton bsr'
Dor, trobbem es erit fiirsIid bonn @e'
ri4t periporfen tpurbe.
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Befferm OreReb 8eef.

auser ben 5tpsi GarIaouusen 3useridte..s
NIeiid, bas mir Montas uno Oonnerftaa er.
baIten. empfansen mir td9lid friid 9eidlacb.
tetes gleiid pom 9anbe, frifde unb Salt.Gier
Suttsr. 8die uno eanoprooutte iberbaupt
Nir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der befen
Bologna Wurft, friide uno seiaIjens StuI.
tern. Rippeu. Gbuds. &unoftiide etc. llnier'
1oIognauurft iibertriift ale anoere.
Gale & Go,
Ia 10t Qadapanna Muenue.
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6reb. MARTINS
vNalace" SOtel,
ass s 235 Neuu Ipe.

Warme unb faIte speiien au iebsr 8aees.
seit. Q RobinIon's Bier an 3apf. 8sinitsr
BfeEsr uno Wono9ram Sdnaps. gbam.
paQnsr xno Wbein @eine. Ssiber 9unih
hSsa Rorssn. Glettriids 8ddsr; feline
Bilsasn. SeIspbsu 70. ssA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

Serae6t nicbt,
bab man isoe5eit bic beften gortbeiI. beim
aaafe pon saiden. nnS Banoubrsn, edmud.
iaden, SiIbsriuaaren &c. bel
Tree m an
srbalten farm. Gin srober uno eeaantsr gor.
rafe Der neneitsn Wnfter. auf Die ioIioefte art
oerterh8t. torttpdbreuo porrdtbig; ale Der.
tautten artiteI iueroeu garantirt.
Wep tureu an llbren uno Sumo.
len miro ips3islt aufmertiamteit sei&enft.
es miro i'm 8eid 6eutfd
8etproden.
8. 0B. Sreeman.
BIoler Blod. Gde Renn Noe. uuo Sprueefr
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N)feni@,
Mergere bid ME /!

Sn bisier 3sit Der i9psnn Nutb,
aBO nod man9' llnsspittsr SrObt
Sei unisr @ablipru9 ipat unS frab:
Msnl&, arssrs bid mic
8ommt Dir Der Stsusrmanm in's Saus
llnb ~nifier Did rs9t sriinSli& aus,
Damn i&rsi ni&t: DOnnsrparapbis-
Msni&, arsrs bid ME!
Sif Du un sinsn Dollar psrflast
llnS baIf sann ben appelI sspast
llns fcmmt bic SfOasnrs9nuns-pis??2
Rsni6, arsers bid ME!
Salt &od II. SpIe ni&ts mttraus,
Damn fcmm gum Bell 8Ieiber 5aus.
Sm gerfaafpsrfbteubertlit-
Msnf& arssre ntt!
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18
Whore the Scotch Go.

A Glasgow paper prints the statistics
of emigration from that port to foreign
countries for eight months of the year
1892, or up to the month of September.
OF the whole body of emigrants 43 were
bound for Australia, 1855 for Canada
and &c, O37 for the United States. Glas-
gov is British port and Canada and
Australia are British colonies, yet but
one-tenth Of this years elnigrants sought
new homes under the British flag, while
nine-tenths of the whole body sought
them in the American republic. Why
is it that Canada and Australia cannot
get the emigrants whom they are so anx-
ious to obtain, while millions of foreign
ers are DESTROYS of coming to the United
States? There is far more unOccuPied
land in these British possessions than
there is in this country. Canada and
Australia must throw off the British
yoke, establish free democratic govern
ment, adopt an Independent policy.
strive to develop their own resources.
and give their people the opportunity of
keeping mp with the march of modern
enterprise.-NewY York Sun.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18

A curious question has arisen in Mani
toba in connection with the efforts of
the local government to prevent the
threatened epidemic of smallpox. When
the disease broke out in Morden a shop
keeper was attacked by it and died.
His stock was seized by order of the
government, and is still held. The mer-
chandise is valued at 500, 900, and besides
being the security for what is due the
creditors is the sole estate left to the
widow. She is now claiming damages,
but the government denies that it has
incurred any liability. The goods were
seized for the protection of the public,
and the public, through its representa-
tives, refuses to pay for being protected.
Toronto Mail.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18
A schrme That Failed.

hear pretty good one at the expense
of a Harvard boy who has been having an
uncommonly good time in several chan
nels lately. His enjoyment was pretty ex-
pensive, and lie finally Outran his allow
ance and other resources so much that he
was in imminent need of aid. So he sat
down and wrote to his father thus:
DEAR PAL had the misfortune to be
upset in "A boat while out on the Charles
river, and lost the beautiful watch you
gave me. l would like some money to EN-
Dlov a diver to recover it, Your affection
ate son. THOMAS"
The old gentleman was no fool. He re-
piled:
ut is not worth while diving for it. 1t
might as we'll be in soak in one place as in
another Boston Record.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise-A purer medicine does not
exist, and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING.
The Guests Were Served with SOmethin
Beyond Usual Entertainments.

The Guests Were Served with Something
Beyond Usual Entertainments.
That was a wonderful electrical dis
play at the wedding of Miss Lydia Mil
Ter and MIR. David ROsenbaulu on Tues
day evening. After the marriage cere-
mony had been completed the bride and
groom took their positions against
background of ported plants and flowers
set against IL screen of evergreens. Tiny
incandescent lamps were concealed in
the foliage of the screen, and glowed
and disappeared irrcgularly like tiretiies
in among the trees. Electrical butter
flies and birds perched among the leaves
and flowers. Overhead was crown OF
Chinese lanterns each containing 16-
candle power lamp.
The bridal arch of evergreen under
which the newly married pair stood to
receive their friends was provided with
a row of electric lamps III red, white
and blue. On top of the arch was
perched an American eagle, and on the
shield of pink velvet which formed the
keystone of the arch was outlined in in
candescent lights the figure of a heart,
the initials of the bride and groom and
the date 1892. Two bronze statues stood
guard at the entrance of the room, and
their helmets were illuminated by in
candescent lamps.
The electrical wonders did not stop
here. The most ingenious feature of
this unique wedding reception followed
in the scattering of rice and imitation
snow flakes by two electric fan motors,
placed in the gallery overhead. As the
H. fhnr
was sudden outburst of electrical bells
and musical entertainments. AS the
guests were seated there was blaze of
light, and at the completion of the first
course the words Good luck" appeared
over the heads of the newly married
couple, and an electric hairpin, a gift
to the bride, became incandescent and
surrounded her head with halo Of light
Wine bottles were suddenly trans
formed into glowing candelabra. The
feast was one long continued series of
electrical surprises, and however the
guests at ordinary weddings may feel,
the guests at this wedding must have
thought that they were amply recon-
pensed for their outlay in wedding gifts.
The Baltimore attempt to make we'd
dings entertaining and togive the guests
a better return than is customary for
their trouble and expense may or may
not be elsewhere initiated. Democrats
may object that such weddings would
tend to the increase of luxury and eI-
travagance. Nervous people may not
relish the startling suddenness with
which banquets are made to bloom with
a blaze of light, or the mysterious ring
ing of bells or the sounding. unidenti-
fed music. Nevertheless a good many
people besides the bride will remember
this wedding for many a day.-Balti-
more Sun.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18
Sep52y
The Kaiser's Wardrobe.

The German enperor's wardrobe con
sists of 900 suits. They comprise mil
itary costumes of all kinds, court dresses
for all sorts of state functions, civilian
dresses, bathing, riding driving, hunt
ing, sleighing and skating costumes. Be
sides these there are twelve dozen of
every item Of undertaking and fifty
dozen of socks and handkerchiefs, these
being made mostly of silk and marked
with the kaisers coat of arms and ini-
tials. Gloves of every description are
to be found in tho wardrobe, which is
under the management of two especially
APPOINTED servants. Detroit Free Press.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-18
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DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
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with pneumonia after an attack of
LA Grippe" when various other
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done her no good. Robert Barber. of
CookspOrt, Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done him more
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lung tronbIe. Nothing like it. Try
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