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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19

Colts will grow in winter as
we'll as in summer if they only
haye a chance. Are yours grow
ing now? Good care will pi e.
vent them from coming to a
stand-still or going backward.
1t is none too soon to begin
training the colt if he is expect
ed to keep up his end of the
double-tree during next seas on's
work, says the National Stock
man. 1t will take several weeks
to get his muscles hardened to
the work and to teach him wha t
you want him to do. Begin with
him early SO you have plenty Of
time, and then drive him every
day, going a little farther and
working him little harder
each time. Breaking-or train
ing-the colt is particular job
and it requires a great amount
1of patience and care. Conse-
quently it should be done when
no other working is pressing. -
American Farmer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
WOMAN'S SPHERE.
DON'Ts For WIVES.
mt neg your husband.

Cont neg your husband.
Don't think your husbands
heart is bigger than his stomach.
Don't be afraid to assert your
rights as an equal partner with
your husband.
Don't repeat what your hus-
band tells you.
Don't be afraid tn live within
your means.
Don't try to wear q twenty
five dollar bonnet on a twenty
five cent income.
Don't attempt to make a 'soci-
ETY. man of your husband.
Don't complain when your
husband wants you to stay at
home with him III the evening.
Don't publish Your domestic
grievances abroad.
Don't scold any more than is
necessary 'to keep peace in the
family
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
Continued Oh Thi d Page.
500 Reward. 500.


The readers Of this paper viii
be pleased TO learn that there is
at least one dreaded disea e that sci
ence has been able to cure in all its
stages, and tlat is Catalrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly on the blood and mucus SUI
faces of tie system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient streagt.l, by
building up the constitution and as
sI5ting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so mach faith
III its curative powers, that they Of
ter One Hundred Dollars for any
case That it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address L. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
B4@Soid by druggists at 10 cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
CRUEL PRACTICES.

A writer IN the Stockman
enuAerates some thoughtless
practices from which farm
horses suffer, which can beIem-
edied by q little thoughtful con-
sideration. He says: The most
cruel thing that farmers aud
others do with their horses is
the practice of putting brides
on them without first tbawipg
the bits ont. Some of the neigh
bors say they haven't time to
hold brides by the fire. | usu-
ally dip my bits in the watering
trough, which is just as good.
AS soon as they are wet they
will not stick to the mouth.
Some people will leave the
brea st straps down when they
are not holding up a neck-yoke.
Sometimes they have heavy
irons on them, which strike the
horses legs quite hard. [ have
seen farmers pillow for weeks
with breast straps hitting the
horses nearly every step they
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
PLATFORM.
FINANCE.

First-We demand a national
Currency, safe, sound and fleXi-
BILE, issued by the general gov
eminent only, q full legal tend,
er for all debts. public and pri-
vate. and that without the use
of banking corporations o just
equitable and efficient means OF
distribution direct to the peo-
pie at Il tax not to exceed 2 per
cent, be provided, as set forth
in the sub -treaury plan OF the
Fathers Alliance, or some bet
ter system; also, be payments
in discharge Of its obligations
for public improve ments.
a. We demand free and un-
limited coinage OF silver.
b We demand that the amount
of circulating medium be speed
lily increased to not less than $50
per capita.
C. We demand a gradual in
come tax.
d. We believe that the money
ef the country should be kept
as much "a possible in the hands
of the people, and hence we de-
mand all National and State
revenue shall be limited to the
necessary expenses of the Gov
eminent economically and bon
estly administe red.
C. We demand that postal saw
ins;s banks be established By tho
Government for the safe deposit
Of tue earrings of the people
and to facilitate exchange.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
HIGH SAMPSON CHIP s.

HIGH SAMPSON CHIPS.
These chips are pure ly of Il
lance "wood" as the author is
deeply dyed in the wool a pure
Jeffersonian Democrat. so are
the brethren throughout this
section, and will adhere to our
demands.
A man recently declared that
he was afraid of the present po-
itical outlook. He YVES inform
ed to follow the Alliance and he
need rot fear, but he is too much
mixed with "America Mexican.
ism or America Africa ism te
heed such counsel. He voted the
"republico;' independent ticket
last election, and Of course he's
badly mixed
Alliancemen will stick togeth-
er in politics. Some may get of
the track by listening to unrea-
sonable and bitter enemies to
the Order, but they are compel.
led to return to the fold if true
to their obligation, country and
families, and to theirspecial in
terests. Don't allow a bitter foe
Of the Order to bluff you in a
conversation. Il he acts the
"natural born" let him
severely alone and have nothing
to say to him. Such men have
no influence worth a mention
but they may do some harm as
it is corrupting and humiliatjng
to listen to such harangues as
they despise our Order and will
not hesitate to say and do dam
aging things; a man that will
do this is not proper cornpan-
ion for an Allianceman.
1t is really amusing to heal
some people trying to "speak
up" for plutocracy and "monop-
olistic Goldfish aristocracy" and
then claim to be followers OF
Thomas Jefferson. But some
people will be inconsistent -
the poor fellows are not posted
on the reform movement, sthat's
what's the matter. They say
they can't see what reform is
needed, but they will see it "ar-
ter awhile" uni. IS they are to
tally blind to the sovereign PEG
pies interests.
Some newspapers are very
much Exercised" about the Al
lance getting into politics and
pretend to fear that it will di-
vide the Democratic party. We
are nearly all good old Jeffer-
sonian Dem ocrats, and if there
is q third party even in this
county it was "bounced and
treed' by those independents
who will not submit to a fair
convention. There's no harm
III reading papers unfriendly to
the Order, but should educats
in its own literature, and not so
willingly support bitter enemies
In sheep skim, whose er tire
text and sermon are to down it
and its interests. If we only
own 20 per cent of the property
and pay eighty per cent of the
taxes we should study politics
with a purpose to elevate men
to high emoluments who are of
our Order and friendly to our
Interests. They Jour enemies)
have put US in the category of
heWers of wood and drawers of
water and we don't aim to fol-
low them longer, third party or
no third party. Stick together.
Alfiancemen, come veal or woe;
stick as long as there's a "pea
in the dish -
The sub-treasury is a bic, bug
bear for enemies to harp upoL.
If there were $50 per capita in
circulation cotton would Row
sell at 1c cents and 12a 1ts
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
Piles! Piles!! Itching Pilesf!!

SYMPToMs-Moisture /; intense itch
ing and singing most at night !;
worse by scratching. If allowed 10
continue tumors form. which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very
sore. SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops
the itching and bleeding. heals ulcer
alton, and in most cases removes the
tumors. AT druggists, or by mail,
for so cents.
DR.. SwAYNE & Son,
oc S-tf Philadelphia.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
All Through Sampson.
What SampsOniamS are Doing ANA
Saying.

ExT Send US the news from your
township for this column. Every
subscriber to this paper hasa light
and is requested to contribute items
Of news in "he3" neighborhOod for
this column. We will not publish
your name unless you desire il. ~gs2
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
LInEON.

The funeral Of Mrs. J. c. Lew
is will be preached at Johnson
Chapel, On 4th Sunday in this
month, by Rev J. NJ. AShby.
Rev. j. d. Stanford makes az
address on education on the Goth
at II o'clock, at the commence
ment of Ingold Academy. All
are invited.
The Lisbon Harpers are ready
to play "Carolina" for the can
didate who is nominated for
Governor.
Mr.. Editor, | believe some OF
the prettiest girls III the world
live in Sampson.
90 see them is to admire,
TO know them is to love"
Some Of your many readers
may answer this question: II
Adam was one hundred and
twenty eight feet high and he
was eight feet high lying down,
how many yards Of cloth, al.
wool, one yard wide, would il
take u make him a vest? We
offer enc years subscription to
The CAUCASIAN to whoever viii
tell US. l.. +.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
LAND.

Second-The land, including
all the natural resources CT
wealth, is the heritage of the
people and should not be mo-
nopolized for speculative pur-
poses, ond alien ownership Of
land should be prohibited. All
land now held by railroads and
other corporations in excess of
their actual needs, aud all lands
nOw Owned by ali rs. should
be reclaimed by tho Government
and held tor actual settlers only.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
CAMPAIGN OFFER!

The Campaign will be unusu.
ally interesting this Year. Every
one must and will read about it.
HE CAUCASIAN will tell you all
about it from now till the elec
ton for FIFTY CENTS. Can
we take down your name Tor q
Campaign Subscriber?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
1T WAS ENOUGH.

Only one word, Gladys!' he
pleaded. 'One little wordv
The young woman looked at
the slcnder-s hanked youth on
his knees before her, and she
opened her beautiful lips and
softly said /: Rats v-Chicago
Tribune.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
INVESTMENT POLICY

of Life Iususance in the old relisblel
! well managed Mutual Life Insuranc-
Company of New York. The Mutua
| Life is the OLDEST, BEST AND MOST POP
ULAR Life Insurance Company in the
WORLD. In every point of excellence
the Mutual Life record reaches to heights
not spproachei by any other company
in the world;it provides absolute sECU-
RITY, Immediate PROTECTION, a straight
forward. clearly defined contract, with
ont antiquities or useless restrictions,
and il virtually MN FoRFEITABLE after
being two years in force, The Mutual
Life's assets amount to more than one
hundred and fifty mine million.
represented in sampson and adjoining
cour ties by
mch17-tf e. M. PETERSON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
Alliance Department.
ALLIANCE NOTES, DISCUS
SIONS AND THE DOINGS
OF THE VARIOUS
LODGES.

THE CAUCASIAN was adopt ed as the Official
Organ of the Sampson County Alliance at the
meeting in January 10th, 1891
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
Our Farmers Column.
SOMETHING INTERESTING
TO THOSE WHO TILL
THE SOIL.

ether is no material progress that is well
based and permanent without agricultural
progress"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
FRANKLIN.

Miss Lille Bland, the highly
accomplished daughter OF Mr..
J. L. Bland, who has been out
i'll South Carolina for some time
studying millinery, has return
ed home and opened business
at her fathers residence, and
she would be pleased for her
MANI friends and, all who will,
IS call and give her a trial. Her
prices are made t. suit the hard
times.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19

took. Let Us try to be more
considerable and thoughtful
American Farmer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19

THREE DEFINITIONS OF WOMAN.
woman is a Tyre, the sweet
ness of whose tone depends en-
tir 'ly upon the skill of the
player woman is a creature
with long hair and short ideas.'
woman is to man what the key
Is to the watch-sbe winds him
up, regulates him, and keeps
him gOing.'-Ncw York Herald.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST

Protect your family, your estate and
secure consolation for Yourself By tax
ing out
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-19

For11en Youths Boysand Children Suits that can be
equaled this side of New York Although we are very
much pleased with New Goods, because they are
the best and were bought cheap, and still we wont
keep them We are going to part with them and on
how cheap are going to sell them Our friends Will
receive more goods when they buy from us this spring
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Ser a 8.

= Sn 81 paio lit bic iiibtpefili6e
Silbers 4onpention aufammengetreten.
Sc iinb 200 Selegaten anwelenb.
- Sie GalDluea MaKermert=, elef>
tril6e 2i6t= unb @istompasnie Eat
ii6 einen Jreibrief ausfelen laiien.
Oie Snforppratoret iinb: u. s. &ps
fentbal, u. s. 8rabibatp unb 80. S.
aellp.
- Sn portlan6 bat ii6 u. 2imms
roth, Der i'm bergansenen Wtnter bort>
bin sog unb cine Sarm einridtete, err
f6o1en. Cine llria9e aur Sbat fann
ni6t erntittelt iperben. gr binterIdBt
cine Grau unb fiinf &iltber. Ser
Wanm mar allgemein gea9tet unb be-
liebt.
= 8on 2lano tpirb beri9tet, baB
bic nelte Bride iiber ben GluB aur 8ers
binbung oon Siibs unb gforb 2lano
fertiggeitellt 1T. Sic bat eine 2dnge
bon 896 SUB; % SUB Breite fir Waz
gen unb an ieber 5eite fanf SUB fir
GuBgdnger. Sic foftet $40, 900.
= Die 2anbflage BON Omen & &D>
bertipu gegen sS. $ 9arB in eagle
BaB, in pelder es fi9 I'm 80 8lods lit
Der Ndbe Der Stabt banbelt, 1T alt
@unfen Der aldger entl1ieben morben.
9ars bat Berufung eingelest.
= Sir bic innere unb duBere Muss
ftattumg unb 8erf6bnerung feiner
9aae bot Der 3urnperein in 0euiton
abermals einige Sauienb Dollars be-
tuilligt.
= Cine Jagbgeibidte tpirb aus Bic
toria beridtet, mo- ein Sdger 5pei &ebe
i'm @rale 'liegenb geieben bat unb gum
Sobe eri9roden mar, als lif ftatt Der
beiben, ei in Sbier erbob nit boppels
tenn gals, aopf unb @etpeibe. $50
fault Der Mann feline Sasbfdrfuns,
baB ibm bic augen 10 iibergeben
muBtens
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seten 9anb In 6anb, pernrfa6t tur4 abmaaeruns
bes s5rpers unt Mausef an gerbauuns. aeuts, psl4l
nie Rabruns, BITE fie 80 f2 hebmen, ni&t perbauen,
mhien ncttwsnbieer aBeie tbrperl9s Ginbubs erlei.
tea. I'm benz atsubeIfen, reri8afe man fd seiunbt
Htrnauuns init Sctetters RasenbitterS, stnem relt'
berhbmten ettmuIansmittel, Sas ben abrrer trdftis
UNI eart unb ptberfanbsfdbis madt. Mppettt uni
Sqlaf neresn bsetntrd&ttst rur6 gerbauuasSbes
laper6en, ipel&s rerpiie 9ufaus, Sotbrennen, 8la=
snnsen, unresslmdbses Suusirsn Der Gtrsswsits unt
perspo1en, has oft idiali6 elmer aranfbsit bieies
Organs suSei4rieben utrb, perurfa6en aae hiei.
epmptpme puf&ptnben NIT 9hIfe bes Bttters, has
a4 aud sssen malaria, @tsamattsmus, eeberz unb
@ersnieibsn als api hte Dausr belienses Glrtr tss
ndbrt bat.
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Gin ,tmerb6rter Sfanbal.

Ser iitb gegenpdrtig por benz Grin1iz
nalz z@eridbte gu Moabit abfpielen6e 8ez
leibignngszp zproaeB gegen ben @T=&eftor
Nblmarbt bat 9inge au Sage gef6rbert,
bic man bisber im Oeutf@lanb einfa9
ni6t fur m6gli6 gebalten bdtte.
Inter benz 9atum bes 4. DECEMBER
mirb bariiber bon Berlin aus beridtet !:
,gls benz Mngeflagten Mbluarbt'6er
8ormnrf getna9t tpurbe, ale feline 9nz
f6ulbigungen gegen bic @euebr 6a=
brit brn 2ubmig 20me & So. b0llig
aug Der 2uft gegriffen gu baben, bra6te
| er fiinf amtli9e Spcumente gum 8Dr=
,f6ein, in pel9en ii6 &egimentssG Gom=
Manicure ibren @enerdlen gegeniiber
iiber bic f6le6te Gi,alitdt Der 26pe'
f6en @emebre bef9meren.
Oieie Docunente 11iifIen geitpblen
uorben fein, tpabrf9einli6 bur9 eiren
Offi5ier, Der f6merer 9trafe getpdrtig
| fein biirfte, iDenn er entbedt iperben
iollte. 9ie grpbe Mn5abl Der benz
| proaeie beitpobnenben Sffi3iere. mar
gerabeau itumm p0r farrem @ritaunen
iiber 6ie1e Gntbiiaung.
@Dfort tpurbe Elm 9elegramm an
| ben &aiier abgeianbt, ber fi6 gegens
ndrtig in Der Probin3 Sa1fen auf Der
Sag6 befin6et, um i'm BON bieier gmtz
biiaung in &enntniB gu feben, bic als
Elm i9merer S9lag fur bas beuti6e
6eer anfsefabt mir6.
glS ber @eri1ts Yr11ibent bic linn
BON Iblmarbt iiberreibten @9riftfade
iiberflogen bate, nabm fein @elibt
einen tieferniten Nusbruf an unb
i6liebli6 iagte er: nDieie Yapiere
inb bon GROCER Wi6tigfeit fir ben
Staat unb f6nnen ni1t in offener @ez
ri9tS : SiBung perleien tperben. Oas
rauf tpurbe Der Geri1ts Gaal bon
3ub6rern gerdumt.
Snben Oot, .ientem foH Der Nadmeis
entbalten fem, baB in Weie! bon $50 Ge=
fuebrea aus Der 26mef6en Gabrit $50
nnbran6bar tparen. Sci ben erIten
S6ieBberfu6en plabten 20 &ammern.
Gin anberer 3euge, eim 6amburger
9aufmana, fagte aug, bob er einen
grief BON einem Der Gibrer ber Golos
nialsSruppe in Ofs Mfrifa erbalten
babe, tn tpel6em ibm berfelbe f6reibt:
rS1iden Sic mir iofort cine Nnaabl
Genebre, aber feline 26tpef6en, 6enn bic
3erfpringen ipie @Ias!"
Wsan barf nidt pergeKem, baB fid aur
.3eit 425 900 26me'fbe @emebre in Sen
Ddnben Der 6eutf6en Solbaten befiu=
ben nnb 6aB baber bie1e ienfationelIe
Gntbiaung BON tpeittragen6er unb aes
rabe3u berbdngniBpoller Bebeiltmng fein
muB.
Die @egierung Derfu1t ibr M6alib=
fes. bic 4ngelegenbeit gu bertufder,
alletn unter ben obnalten6en Ierbdlts
ntiien biirfte bag faum bas ri6tige
0erfabren ieim.
Wieaei9t pir6 6nr6 ipdtere Msittbeiz
lnngen Der f6limme Ginbrud bieler
yta9ri6t nod etpas absemilbert.
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Cine sur tiir 0abeumattsmns.

Or. y. u. 5finner bon Serarfama
Mrt., 1T Elm gang entbmfiaftif6er Ser.
ebrer pon Gbamberlains .painsBalmA
gr gebrau6te bieIen S6meraen gal,
iam gegen &beumatismus unb faat
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmitteI bagegen it," gu baben
tn San Mntonio in ben Qlpothes
ten bon 5. aalteper & Son, Dous
ling & Gloob, s. 8. Sod, u. Dreib,
8. S6u6arb, &. Gobn & Co., g. S.
9arriion uno aalteDer & Sdu6arb.
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sfprrespomnens. Comfort, 3.
Sec. 1892. 2eBten Gonntaa qab unz
Ter, Die6er neu ing 2eben gerufene
3heatersgerein, gum Beffen Ser ne,l
gebauten Sdule cine 0orifennng. 3ur
Mnfabrung famen bic beiben 5tiide.
r@iner muB beiratben1 unb papa bat's
erlaubt.1 8ei6e Stiide gimgen aIatt
unb gut iiber bic Bibne. Die Gin
nabme mar cine CUTE. Sem prdz
fibenten Der S9uIe Serrn M. 5tepes
tpurben $41.45 iibergeben. 9la ben
ytitnirtenben gebdbrt Der Danf Der
S9ulgemeimbe unb mir boffem, ,6aB biez
Ter ohenbare @rfolg peitere mad fid)
5ieben ipirb. 3mar ipnrben einiae
Stimmen borber Iaut, Der &einertraa
mdre fiir bic Stride beitimmt unb mads
ten Sppoiition. Dieie merben hofs
fentli9 bur6 Obiges in 3ufunft snm
Stili9meigen gebra1t fein. @efern
nnb bente tagte bier cine 2ehrerberz
1ammlung; etipa 8 2ebrerinnen unb 9
yebrer tparen antpeienb, 1ie baben iiber
bas Wobl unb Webe bes Qebrerltanz
0es lbre Wteinungen ausgetauf6t unb
beratben, auf nel9e Weiie benz 2ebrer
tpie benz S6iiler am beiten geboIfem fei.
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ApIortsmem.

Giir ftarfs Gharattsrs it llnsiiid Elm araf.
tniggianssmittsl, fir idpads elm persebrenoes
6ei9linge nehmen iofort Die Yoie zines Sel.
Den an, iusnn iie in ibrem @esner einen nod,
9r0Bsren 5eisling erienneu.
Yin ausgetbeilter psorb" fommt ,iemlid
oft benz Siiaborn Der fortuna sleid.
lin uniere Glitmeniden sur Selbiittauoios
lett au er;tebeu, brandeu mir nur lire Spn.
itoHen Sn ,erit6ren.
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Gin bor,iiaIid5es Weruhiounosmifs


tel fir neru6le slutoren fat Elm Ser
liner 9lrjt entbedt, Der ni1t tur eine
8orDpbae Der foreniii6en Mtebi3in, ions
bern audi ein gefiir9teter Sa6perltdn.
bigger ocs SoDer lit. Oleuli6 foniultirte
TIN gelegentlid) elmer 8remiere Elm DID
ter, Der nit ieinen Dramen permanent
Ye4 bat. SD iase Sbnen, 6err
Ooftor," fla9te er, I'D befinbe mid itets
bel ben Bremieren neiner Gtiide in
etaem i6anoerbaften .3uitano. Den
galSen gbelb lite iA oa unb ftebe 1os
oesqulen aus. @ibt e8 ba9esen benn
gar fein Mfittel ?" ,Doh = iosar
Elm unfehlbar probates !" ulln6 6as
mdre 7" uS6reiben sic @inafter -
6ann fallen sic i1neller bnrh!"
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sine Wiuion ssreunss.

,Gin 6reanb tn her Notb 1T elm wirfliter Sreunp y
Riot pentesr ais ene Miuion eeute baben fold etneu
Sreunh tn De. finss Wener Grinbnns Sesen Grtalz
flung, SuIteu unb S6wnbiu6t" sefunben. Wenu Sts
eeie srobartise SGens sWebten nod ME setrar4t bas
ben, 6ann ioaten Ste iih bur4 etnen @eriuh rarrn
uber3euaen, haB bieIethe punberbare Wirfnnsen BET
Der Setiurs RON alien Satss, Hruits unc eunsenbes
5dperben erbtelt Bon jebet 6ai6e iriih saranttrt,
bab bas MttteI Nae8 Iettet, waS BON bm perfprchen
mtrb, pber bab baS @elb Surudriattet pirb. Grpbes
Tlalhen fret Bet Der vSan Gntcnic Drug Co." @rcbs
SlaS1en Bu so Gents unb $I.00.
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= S6om felt oielen Sabren pers
faufe i'd Or. Nuguit 86nigs 9amburs
ger 6amiliensWebi5inen in meiner 9lpoz
tbefe unb i6 muB gelteben, baB bieie
prdparationeit ftets einen groBem 9lbs
iaB bel mir babert.-Wm. WeiB, 306
NDrb 9te StraBe, &eabing, ga.
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aez. lleher,ieher lInter,el1n 6f,

sg~ lleber3ieber. llnterSeug, 6ers
rem 3Dilette 9lrtifel. alles BON ben
belien Gabrifanten beS 2anbes bel
paucoalt & Sobm. gBir glap~
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin 9anar>
Semb umb bic beffen 25 Gent8sStriimefe
in Der Stabt perfaufen.
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s,u6leus alrutca galbe. .

Dte bette ealbe Der Welt fur G4nitt., austl&un'
stn @eiduhre, Gteber, uuh Sants sGusi4las, Ele@te,
Betten; turtrt Sdmcrrbothen pber fetne Be5abIuns.
s6gise 9ufrtebsnbett Saranttrt cher has GeIb wtrt
suriderffattet. IS Gents pte S6a4tel. Sum gsrtauI
BtsIeiale
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= 2ubipig &o1utb, Der sreiie un=
garif6e patriot, Der fiirdid ieinen 80.
@eburtstas feierte, liegt gu Smrin i'm
Sterben.
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= 9entl6lanb, Gnslanb unb Die
Yer. Staaten babem ariegsfdiffe nod
Samoa abseianbt, nm bort bic <be
iuieber ber3uiteaen.
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Se6emsoepi(e.

Den sri1iten We9 Der Yaidt,
Och ihu nur immer3u;
Uebt e. gum Glide nidt,
90 fiibrt sr bid sur Rub.
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3a2 Werpfenff feat!

Wi wini3eR unferen Waitbnrsern mit,utbetlen, bai
tr Or. atns8 neueS S4winbiuAt8 SeilmtteI bereitl
felt elmer &ette BON Sabren rerfaufen, eben5p Or
Rings g2eue 2eber guen, Budlens Mrnira Gafbe uni
electric Gttters, unb bab mir ntemal8 6emiteI Der.
fault baben, Bite 70 gut vsebenA cber BITE 70 ausemeir
beriebist taben me bisie Wir 3bSern fetnen Musen'
bfi6 bic @arane fnf b,ee Mitel ieber 3eit 30 hber,
rebmen unb fnb tets beIet, bas perarSsobte Web Sns
ri6,ubdblen, wenn brem Gebraue fetnc befriebisen,
ben Reuote sefcst iub. Deie Wittel perbanfen tbr.
srpbe pppnlarttdt tbren etsenen @erbteniier Sum
Gerfauf BET Der pSan Mntpuic Drug Co."
9ntpnelie. s(ls IN ben piersiser
<yabren Der llmfan9 Der Damenbiite an
@r0Be lebr iiberbanb senonmen bate,
fam bic Trdserin eineS fol6en III 6eins
rid 9eine, ibn Inn Elm autosrapb Bit
tenb. Gr idrieb lift in feiner1 befanns
ten Sarfasmus folsenbe 8erle:
6rau t. ihstt bershait an Der 6reunoin
Bforte;
Wan Dffnet ibr, bod iie tritt nidjt berein;
Son oben tonen enolid bieie Worte:
p8ie, Du nod brauBen? Gag, tuas ioll
oas iein?"
ND, lieber Sdae," periett Erau t. init
9ad3en,
pgin Slii9el 1T nrr ofieu am Bortal,
Sefebl nur aud, ben anoern auf3umaden,
Oenn elmer 1T fit meineu 9ut 5u idmal."