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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20


great vogue In our concert rooms. His name. indeed,
has figured the majority of the programmes Of the
concerts that have been given since tbs arrival In
New York. Last week OF his compositions
heard In the Music Hail. mn air from &c fhe spectrcs
Bride at the Philharmonic Society. and a quartet
Tor planoOrIr and strings AT the hlat lnr
Beet oven Quartet club on Thursday evening. THIS
quartet I'm T. fiat major. Is DvorkS eighty seventh
numbered work and comparatively recent produc-
don 1t Is charming composition fluent In IDEAS
unaffected In treatment and interesting always In
spite the circumstance that II forces The fact upon
the notice OF critical listener that the genial com
poscr hns dread either of cOnventOnnlitl,s
monpaceS. It's SfhcrzO and finale full Of life and
mcrrlmcni and "A vein OF strong feeling and dramatic
Intensity runs through Is SLOW movement The piano
forte has IN effective role throughout. The per
Torrance the part Of Mr.. uStavc Dannrcuiher and
his associates. otto X. Schill, viola Emil SchenCk
violonccllo and ysse Buehcr, pianoiore. highly
crctable TO the Zeal ana artistic devotion OF the or
canizatiOn. Dr. DvCrak an Interested listener nj
Tho concert, which gave hearing also to The theme
and variations from Schubers minor quartet and the
whole Becthovens quartet In sharp minor, op. 1871.
Lillian Bauvet, soprano Leonora Stosch, violin.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

Era
There Is che piece OF real estate in
Maine which IS entailed So far as such
property can be in this country. 1t is
known, says an eastern exchange, Us
Dundee and is situated In the town OF
LimiIgton. In ICES Francis Small
bought If, with other lands, from the
Indians, the original deed being yet
preserved In the fumily. Having de-
seconded from father to son for several
generations, Humphrey Small pur-
chased a small section Of his fathers
land, which he named Dundee, and he
stoutiy Affirmed that Dundee Ehould re-
min in the ownership of the Sma!ls
forever. and that it should b. allowed
10 become a forest again. Twice he
wus offered moro than double its value,
but although hard pressed for money
he remained true TO his declaration.
On the 2sth of November this property
had hcen in possession If the fainily
two hundred and t~wCnty-foCr years,
md I o commemorate this. and also to
celebrate the centennial CT LiminEtcn,
which was organized in 1872. the fam
lily had n reunion and picnic. Next
year they rrorcse to celebrate their
two hundred and twcnty-iifth anniver-
sn,y- with II larger gathering. toinclude
all " the Small family that car be
gathered together.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
fine Greatest -..sIuecers.r

In reviewing the recent fstic contro-
versy between Mcssrs. Corbett and Sui
livan, New York Life has probably hit
upon the real cause of the downfall of
the champion "slugger' of his dry in
attributing his defeat to John Barley
corn and Edacious Tine, a twain who
may be fitly termed the greatest SLUG.
gers" known to mankind. In speaking
Of the great fight Life says:
"Not ever tn: cholera scare availed
to divert contemporary interest from
the trial of conclusions between Mcssrs.
Corbett and Sullivan So pronounced
has been the latter gcntleman's physic-
al superiority over. other specimens OF
his race, that tho true aim Of this last
experiment, as of several of its Prcde.
cessors, was not S much to ascertain
whether Mr.. Corbctt was rs good n man
rs Mr.. Sullivan, as il what measure
Mr.. Sullivan fell short Of being as good
q Man as he had been. The true opp
nents OF the Boston man have bcc:i
JOHN II~arlcycorn and Edacious Time,
and the main Use OF Mr.. Corbct. has
been rs n convenient measure to deter
mine the extent CT the ravaGcs of these
sappcrs of humon strength. InasnInch
rs all humanity In subject to the zorro
sion of one of thchh, and an important
proportion Of it in 4 greater Or less dc
gree to the inroads of The other, the
test ut New Orleans Possessed IN eNcep
tional claim on public attention. 1t is
hoped that its result will not encourage
any citizen to accumulate premature
crow's-fect and wrinkles, or to consume
a drop more alcohol than seems indis
pcnsablc to his personal comfort"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
80 WorIo's Falr Tower.

It IS reported To be Il settled fact that
no high tower wifi be built 1T the
worlds fair. The last of the tower
schemes has collapsed. Engineer
George s. Morrison, who has claimed all
the time that he wnnll put mp 4 tower
higher than Eifsci's. la sent Il letter to
the grounds ard buildings committee
abandoning lis project The only
towers on the grounds will be n
number Of snail oiscreatories about
three hundred feet high. They will be
equipped with Restaurants and booths
4 lca'ling architect has made artistic
plans FOR them. The collapse of the
tower project Is no surprise to those
familiar with the sentiment of the
board of directors on that question.
The board has been against such freak
attractions from the start, but this did
not dissuade enthusiasts from going
ahead and making plans for NJ kinds of
architectural nightmare. In their CT
forts to Guido EiJicI these enthusiasts
sent Ia T. number of remarkable de-
signs The tower of Babel would have
been a very tame structure in contrast
with most of the designs Offered. One
man sent plans for Il shaft twcntT-cight
hundred feet high, with a broad roof
garden and promenade about fifteen
hundred feet above ground. Most Of
the proposed towers, however, were
about eleven hundred feet high. and
rcariy all of them were mechanical NIB.
surIiitics.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Useless Worry.

Ihcro Is much truth and moro phi
losophy than u little in the following
observations of Il traveller at a st. Loui.
hotel the other day:
Every little WHILE" he says, "some
Spectator lifts up his Voice to proclaim
that n 4 few generations more mai
Will be 4 hairless bipcd. Now another
speculative rank ~romulgates tho opin-
ion that the coming man will he dumb
as well rs bald. l admit that the hcasy
t worn are conducive to badness;
that reading much and talking little
tends to affc"t ~unfavorably mans
fiuency of speeca; but it Is inst as
reasonable to predict that the thirtieth
century man will be blind rs that he
will have no use for BARRIERS and tele-
phones. Cnqucstionably artificial
lights and close study tend to impair
the eyesight, and physical defects have
a tendency to become aggravated and
permanent. Fifty years ago it WIS q
rare thing to sec a man or q woman
wearing glnsscs before reaching middle
life; now fully twenty per cent. of the
employ artificial aids to
vision before passing the period Of
puberty. When n man Is both bald
and blind, and woman has become
spcechless, the life of the latter will
be worth the living. But I am
an optimist- Civilization, having created
complaint, can be confidently re-
led upon to furnish the cure. We need
not worry about postcrity."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
A Sadly Bewildcred Party.

The Democratic pressis pretty well
divided as to whether President-elcct
Cleveland and Congress should get
to work at once OH the tariff or "bide
a vice.
Southern papers, as a rule. want
the tariff smashing to begin iRsiaHter.
The Columbia Is. c. State says of
Democracy: at is its duty to carry
ont its pledges at the earliest day
possible" The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
"cxpccts an extra session 10 be called.
and n revenue tariff to be in force
al this time next year. The Mem
phis Appeal-Aralanche thinks "Mr.
Cleveland would do well TO call an
extra session of Congress, Immediately
upon his inauguration"
When We come North VIC find an
occasional demand tor prompt action
on the tariff by the Democracy. The
Springfield Republican says the new
step "cannot be taken too early"
Most of the Democratic papers, how
ever. caution against ''hasly action"
which is practically advice not to
drop the beneticient policy OF protec-
ton. But the Chicago platform
promised the repeal of the Mckinley
act in SO many words. and if the
Democratic party when in power
does not do this IL will win for itself
the contempt of citizens of all parties.
Which ever way the Democratic
party proceed, popular distrust will
be bred, and the man who cannot
already perceive a reaction in favor
of the tried principles and trustv.
Conservative leaders of the Itcpubli-
can party is blind enough to be in
need of the services of an oculist.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
The Dog and the Coon

Sam-Does you know what makes
dat dog look at you so Gurus like!
Julius-Can't prove it by me.
Sam-De eason dat dog is puzzled
is bekase when he sees a big black
hole he spccts dar's a coon oil de in
side, but when you opens your mout
he secs dat de coon is on de outsid,
and dat's what he KANT understand
DrELING on bicycles is reported to
be a new diversioa in Spain. Two
members Of tic bicycle club Of Granada
recently met n . knife duel, which is
probably the first duel evcr fought on
wheels. Accompanied by their seconds,
they wheeled ont Some distance on the
roHd TO Malaga, to a secluded SPOT,
There, posted even hundred feet rpart.
at a sign they wheeled for each other,
each directing his machine with the left
hand, and brandishing in the right that
terrible knife of Spain. the navaia. At
the first claSh Perez pierced the left arm
of Moreno, but ut the third
Moreno thrust his knife into Pcrcz's
right breast. In q few minutes the lat
ter died of internal hemorrhage.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

Mill declared that no tlan, could pro-,
pose to himself a nobter %ooject than
10 make his own lite such as Jesus
Christ would have approved. The
loftiest human INTEL Gets are won by
the story Of the man of Galilee. John
Ruskin has said that whoever will
take the preccpts Of the Gospels, in
their plain anil literal meaning, ex-
cept such as on. their face bear evil
dence of having been intended fig
ureatively, and obey them, he will be
sanvinced that Jesus was q teacher
sent from God. The most inspiring
religious renaissance of our day, in
its effect upon the literary classes,
owes its origin TO Count Leo Tolstoil
absolute. actual self surrender to thu
teaching and example OF Jesus taken
in their strictest sense The fashion
able church stands half amazed, hal
incredulous and wholly rcbuked b,
the success of the Salvation Army in
grasping with both hands a worl
that modern Scribes and Phariscet
have barely touched with their littl'
fingers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

LIVERY time a cigar dealer takes 4
hardful OF cigars from 4 box and
spreads them ont on top of the show
case for a purchaser to select from he
violates one of the most stringent laws
of the United States. The Internal
revenue law has a rigid provision to tic
eject that a retailer must not take
cigars from the box after 1t las been
packed md stamped. He should al
ways hand ont the box to his customers
and let them select from It. a young
man who started In the business used d
number of cheap cigars to form a novel
sign in his bulk window. An inspector
who happened along promptly stepped
up and tore down the loose cigars and
burned them, saying he could have the
young man fined and imprisoned, but
would overlook the fault on account Of
his ignorance of the law.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

A grand jury in Trenton, New
Jersey have just completed their de.
alterations. Ii recommends the es-
tabIishmcnt of a whipping post for
the punishment of wife beaters. The
whipping post should be established
throughout the Union, and every maj
who strikes his wife should be made
to vince under the fiery blows of a
public whipper.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

ASSOCIATE reverently and as much
as you can with your loftiest thoughts"
advises n moralist in the Detroit Free
Press "Man's noblcst gift to uan is
his sincerity, for it embraces his in
tegrity also.' The finest uses of things
are the accidental. Routine is a ground
to stand on, a wall to retreat to. BE
r~esolutely and faithfully what you are,
be hurbly what You aspire to be. Dis
appointment will make us ~conversart
with the noble part of our nature. We
render men the best assistance by let
ting them see how rarc a thing it is to
need any assistance"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

4 "CoSUSD.UM soCIAEI.!:" rs n new
western idea. besides being amusing.
it is claimed that the compound conun-
drums proposed stimulate this mc.n"ry.
As an illustration, the Detroit Fec
Press gives the following: Why rs
Heaven like a baby? lsccausc iicavcn
is home, home is where tic heart is,
where the heart is is the C hest, q chest
Is a box, Il box is n small tree. n small
tree Is n bush, n bush is Il growing
plant. n growing plant Is n beautiful
thing. u beautiful thing is q primrose.
the primrose is n pronounced Yeller.and
i pronounced yellcr is Il bahy."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

The iriShtful facility with which
laws cGn be enacted in this country is q
potent agency in bringing them into
disroputc. Hundreds Of statutes arc
practically dead letters. ortgrown by
public opi~ion. and attempted cafcrcc-
Gent would be peculiarly interpreted! rs
persecution. NchHl. incompetent and
eoncoitrl legislatures, largely composed
of Elcmbcrs dcssitutc of the first quail
Eca,ions Of 6tatCsiianship. often make
The law-nlnkirE aotsc- nlnnat fa=cicalr
They put aor7c thing uTol the stat-tc
WOOL: tha. wo;;li disgrace the Russian
car. The people have yet t, r~cai:ar.
says the Troy Times, that = legislature
r. .ass than Il s-tr.:D c@n BE- o!:lusly
ty.annical.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

Pages, IN fact volumes, have been
written to show The intelligence of an
imals. But it rcmailed for u Nebraska
editor to call the attention of the pub
lie to the powers of judgment and UNI
errirg discrimination possessed by the
fish in that region. Ina letter recent
ly published in q local contemporary, he
writes:
Last Sunday I wandered out alone
fer purposes of religious meditation.
Finding myself upon the bank of
beautiful mountain stream / put my
hand absent-mindedly into my pocket
and drew out a fishing pole md line.
In the same absent-minded WY I
caught an idle and garrulous g~rnsshop-
per, and inducing It to swallow the
hook swung it orer the stream To
my intense excitement n beautiful rain
bow trout about SIX inches long sud-
denly appeared near the surface. l
brought the bait into tempting propin-
luASN IA tGo hOSSs phi = ioSNu AoN4i
out of the water up to its w~aistband,
and, casting : reproaclful lcok at Inc
sid:
"'IrIl sorry to disappoipt you. but !
cannot accept me invitation 10 your
banquet. If I were /, allow yoa to
cath nc yci would tell of me in that
department OF your paper entitled:
"NothinS bat Lics," and say that ] was
two feet long. and that it took you an
hour and rinetysiN minutes to lind
nc. J do not 50 .nuch object - fur
nishiag phosphorus for an exhausted
brain, but | draw the line at furnish.
ing raw material fer n robust imagi.
nation
1.-THE Gsh then cv,rscd itself, wig
g,cd its tail several tines dcrisivcls, and
Disappeared"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

ONE-FIFTu of the married women of
Massachusetts IRE, according to recent
statistics. childless- II is said that in no
country save France can n similar con-
dition of affairs he found. On the other
hand. instead of over 20 per cent. only
1927 per cent. of the foreign-born won-
en- Of Massachusetts are chiidlcss. What
Is true Of this state is undoubtedly in n
greater or less degree rue throughout
the country.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

MISNEsoTA boasts of one Of the most
successful woman farmers. She is Miss
Sarah Pollard. and she owns a half Sec
ton of land In Polk county. which she
works without any help except in bar
vest Season. She is n young woman of
many accomplishments and left a com.
Portable hcnc in the cast to take up her
agricultural career She does her own
blowing, seeding and narrowing, and
operates her entire farra without assist.
nr'ec or counsel when she is engaged
in her active occupations she wears d
short skirt falling Just below the Lnees
and knee brooches to match 1t.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

As PERTINENT to the Highway in
pruycmcnt question, q writer In the last
number of the Engineering Magazine
estimates that ninety per ccnt. of the
roads of the country could be equipped
with tracks and wires for the Cu.ploy-
mcnt of electric motive power for three
thousand five hundred dollars = mile.
lie xould divide the country Up into
districts ten miles square and hasc cze
central power station to serve each dis
trict. A capitalization Of about five
dollars M ncre with an annual intcrcs;
Of thirty cents N ncre would suffice to
carry put the project.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

NEW JERSEY comes to the fr,nt with
a straw berry plant which bears fruit
all the year, and Arkansas with a
~thrce-year-old negro boy who killed Il
rattlesnake just twice as old as him
self, inside Of which we're found a
wHter-moccasin over four feet long, q
black snake of the same length. two
dead tosds and one live one, besides 4
large bullfrog.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

IN $4,000 1a.GSo,0Ts pupils were CHI
rolled in the elementary and secondary
public schools of the nation. In 1sso
there were but s.ss7,5oS. The average
daily attendance In 1890 WAS s,l44,oSs.
For the support of public schools in
1890 the sum of si4o,s'4,4s4 was appro-
priated, or an expenditure of ss.24 per
capita. School property is valued at
s7S, 1894, zee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to 3
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the and the dis
case Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits. as cents. Sold by
Rider Il Wichterich, Druggists, Cape
Girardeau. Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
spN,Stsrrs,Ts,ys NOTICE

a DMINisTItATtSiys NOTICE -tnti6t il
"a h-rrby given that letters Of Misunderstanding
upon the estate OF August J. ~IIutrrs. drrr1-t-i.
have bcen granted tn th- undersigned by the
clerk Of TIL Cape ,iirarlrsu Cuu-t OF Common
Iirns Of tApr Uhfnrtt hIf r,t1uy, Mtssbr-i,
6atci the 9Th tiay Of Suttmhtr. fS!2.
All lcrsors having claims as,ainst said estate
are required to exhibit them to her fer alluv-
a'rr. within oGe wear from the date Of sai',
~irttcr', or tlirv mos bc ~nreciudci from any
h"rcrt of >u", estate: and &c said claims he
~. exhibited witi;atSo tHafs ff1m tho date of
IL" p';i'ic.;tiOn of sis ut-ire. they will lie
forever ~i.arT1l. HELENA i'll rERS.
ncv-ii9I Administrators.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

A DMINISTEAfrfx NoTiCE-No,tce is
"a hereby given that letters of Administered io ,
upon the estate Of y;osrplI Bcrkhirlrr. drcrascI.
have bccn gfa..cd % HE undor-irncsi by fhc
Probate Court of Cape Girar'i"an County 5cSt-
ing date the 18th day of November. 1$ls,
All persons having claims against sai'I estate
are required To exhibit them - the nndersiylei
icf allowance. within one rtaf from the date of
said letters. or they may " I'rrcludrd from ary
benefit Of such estate: ard If said claims he
not eNhl tied within two years from the date
of the publication Of tHls notice. they will be
forever barred.
BARBARA BERKRtGLER,
dctlna; Administrators
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

E~NECEfUR'S NDTICE-Noticc is hereby
~ si:cn that letters tcstimrHtary Jpn, the
estate Of John Wiitmor. dcccgsc1.. have bcrI
granted to the undersigned ty the Probate
Cnur, Of Cape Girlrtcsu county, bcaring date
efe 9Th day of October. iSi,.
III pcr,o,s having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them to the undersigned
For allowance, Within ore year from the ate Of
said letters. or they may he rrcrlu,icd from ATTY
benefit Of such estate; ana y .rid c. ! ms be- OF
e'tiTa!fAd wi-hip two years from date n the
or this notice. they Will be- ~f6rrter
barred FRANCESCA wITTMOH.
Eovaiu25 EaccutriN.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
ExECrrIit NOTICE Notice is hcrrt,

ENECUTRiT NOTICE - Notice is hereby
- given that lrttcrs tCstameHtary UrOi the
estate Of Ifr'ry Thirsscn. DECREASED, have Hegn
granted tn the undersigned by the cicr, of tiir
Cape Giraricau Court OF Colnmpl rlras OF
Cape Girartcnu Countv, MiAsoInti. bcaIing date
the fourth iaF of November, lS9i.
All rt:sOns having claims against said estate
arc required 10 exhibit them to her iIs allow
aarc within O"c year iropi the die Of said ,.t-
trrs or they NAV hr tpafihdri from aHy bereft
s uci estate; aud Il said claims b" not exhibited
within f;so year; from tn" ntc Of tho luhlira-
tion Of this rot &c they will bc forever barge >.
AMELIA THIESSES.
n~6vaGn2s HNrcuttiN.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Valuable Farm ana Timber Land TO
Sale


Feed & Asthoi. Heal Estate Agents.
Tho South Raj OF the North eass quarter Ard
the West naif Of the Southeast quarter of Sec
tion is, Township -, Range IL. leo acres.
The Northeast Quartet OF the soIth'a't
Gaarter Of Section Is, Township 20, Range II
East.
Also Lot 2 OF the Northwest quarter. Lot 2 Of
the Southwest quarter. Section Is. Township
%. Ranfn II. East on Co,tonbelt r X. and
Cape q st. T.. 4 +. S. l.. r. Cn2e Girardeau
County. Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

THERE used to be a clause in the CON-
stitution of Massachusetts, declaring
that no mah should he elected for gov
ernor unless he shall declare himself
to be Of the Christian religion" But
the people voted that ont years ago.
and nov there is nothing in the consti-
tuition to prevent q Mohammed.n or n
Confncian or m inidel from being cleo
ted governor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
~b-aiIeci,t,, Giass.

Among the stories which havc hoated
down TO Us from antiquity is enc told
by Tncit',a IS occ1rring in the reign of
Tibcriul &n artiilcer. it is said, dis
covered the art of tempcriug glass 80 rs
Ia render It malicablc, ana made : large
vase which lie took to the court and OK
hibited before the emperor, expecting
70 receive q handsome reward for his
ingenuity. He proved the tcmpcro of his
vase by throwing it violently on the
stone ilco-, then, taking out his an
ner. beat it into the former shape In
stead OF ~bestowing i reward. the en-
percr ordered him to be put 10 death,
alleging that such n discovery would
diminish the value Of the precious met
els. The story is probably apoch5phal,
Is perhaps is that other of SIX MALE
able glass mirrors sent from the shah OF
Persia 20 Spain in 1910; bu: both are in
dicat!o2s that tho subject of glass tenn.
rcring has long engaged the attention
Of inventors. During the last half
century much progress has been made
in teinpcrng glass, and. when desired.
1t is now made much tougher Than tho
glass workers of former times were
able to produce. So there is no reason
u, doubt that malleoblc glass is among
the possibilities of Tic uear future.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Ugly and Hateful,

but 1 couldn't help it. Everything
went wrong with me, and | thought
| hadn't a friend in the world; dys-
caused this, and for months |
couldn't eat anything, and just suffer
ed in misery till used Sulpher Bitters.
Three bottles cured med Leris, -
Bowdoin Street Boston, Mass.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

Those who lave been making the
subject a study say that women re-
quire one hour of sleep more n day than
men. Fewer Of the latter reach the age
Of fifty than the former. but after
ward the sterner Sex has the best of it.