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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

TnR reason that rich men have no many
friends Is because they are capital fellows.
II ochcater Democrat
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

Edward Climber aged IS, of Jefferson
Vile, Ind. was killed by his horse run
ming away, dragging him with his foot
In the stirrrp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

LACoNIC PRoPosAI. 49, "Cookr" "Yes.v
"Pianot" mo" "Minc ~ licgcnde Blat.
ter,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

WHAT I value most is my peace OF mind. v
That's strange, too. You've such u small
piece. ~ urper's Bazaar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

COLD contracts. That's why your pocket.
book is 8 small when you have coalod w
FOR the winter. -Danville Breeze.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25
PILES, FISTULA.

MO. without knife iga,we or Ssu.acs-som money 70 b paid until patient. ened We Also
want any part OF their in advances vena note In the eMd you will md them expsnNvel uxu
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Die 3abl Der in 9eutlGlano Be-
gangenen Morotbaten ntebrt iid in ents
iegli9er Weiie. Sn 8re8lau serietben
bic Mrbeiter 8a9mann uro WaiuaIb
nit benz @ifenbabns8 eamten @eisier in
Streit unb f9ofen i'm nieber. Sen
poltsiften, Der fie berbaften tpolte, ers
i9ohen lte ebenfaa8. SdIiebli6 wur=
ben bic MDrber BON berittenen SduBs
leuten eingebOlt unb iibermdltigt. Sm
WeiBenfelbt bat Der Sdrbemeiiter @ins
tber feline Grau unb beren 3 4inber
ermorbet, neil er baran smeifelte, baB
er Der gater berfeIben fei. Die @ats
ten batten 0fters Streit un6 mad Der
Worbtbat ertldrte @iintber, baB er bic
&inber getobtet bdtte, nm feline Srau
3u 1rgern.
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beren li6 bic europdif6e Bolitif gegen=
mortig sl erfreuen bat, nidt meientli6
5m it0ren.
DAB ni6t rur Der Brdlibent CARROT
bielem Seite peri0nli6 b%einobnte, ion>
bern baB aud ein ruffif6er 8roBfiirlt
bafelbe nit ieiler 8egenwart beebrte,
aiebt bemielben 5tpar cine getpiHe po.
litiide gebeutung, alein Der gleid5ettiz
Qe 8eiu6 bes Gaaren in &iel f6wd6t
bieiel5e bod tpieoerum gan3 bebentenD
ab.
Nles it allen genDmmen bat es ieit
mebr aI8 iieben Sabren feinen 3eits
punft geaeben. 5u meldem bic algee
meme politiide gituation guropas
fold ei11en friebliden Nnblid gepdbrt
bdtte, ipie aerabe iebt. Sa5 idlieB.
aber notiirIi6 ni6t aus, baB irgeno
ein neutrality-suspicious. GreigniB- etma
cine llnobbdnaiqfeits : Yroflumation
beS Tiirffen 6erbinarb bon 8ulgarien
s6er font ein uaberefe1barer 8orfal
bic Wirfung zines Sunfens ausubt,
Der in elm YulperfaB fdlt. Srpb aler
~fdeinbaren &ube entlpri6t Die polite
fde Situation bes europdii6en gonz
tinetttes getau berienigen bon 2euz
ten, bic auf einem 8ulfan luittpanz
beln.
Mit groBem @eprdnge bot Der 4ai>
Ter Srans Soiep5 BON Seiterreid i'm
2aufe bieier Mo6e in 8ubaesPeitb bas
~25idbrise Subildum ieiner 9r6nung
gum @6nige BON ungarn gefeiert.
Betradtet man Bic Sadie ga1ts geral,
bafln baben bic llnsaren tpeit mebr nrz
fade, bieie 8egebenbeit feitlid 81 beges
beit, als= Der Safer Sran3 SOiepb bon
Oelterreid. 9enn fir Oeiterrei6 mar
iene &6nigs ar0nung cine ofenbare
Niebertase. Sic mar bas officieae gu
geftdnbniB, baB Der 3erbr0delungsz
proceB Der babsburgifben Monar6ie
ein burd Ni9ts mebr auf5ubaltenber
fei. Mie bic r1ngarn bur6 Die Sc
pdbrung Der @tepbanse9 rone bic Nns
erfennung alS ielbftGnbiger, nur bur6
bic perfon bes 90ni98. Gran3 Soiepb
(ber mad magparii6er Nufahung nur
gan5 sufdlliger llnb nebenia6lider
Weiie au6 &aifer Don Sefterrelh iit)
nit Der ibri9en babsburgiiden Mon=
ardie perbunbener Staat erlangt bas
ben, 10 itebt ieBt aud bas belize Sebs
nert unb 8erlangen Der @5e9en mad
ibrer ieparaten Wen5elsz 4rone. limb
mas benz ,8rubber 80bm" re6t 1T,
bas 1T f6lieblid aud ben Stopafen
unb &roaten bi0ig.
Wie unb mann biefer 3erieBungs=
unb 3erbr6delungs : pro3eB f6lieBlid
nod einmal enDen mirb, Da8 meiB bot:
ldufig nod fein Menf6 unb au9 Nie.
manb lit i'm Stanbe, fi6 bauon nur
cine anndbernbe 8oritelang gu MAIDEN,
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cages > Weuisfeiten.
SnIan 5.

Mie Der nadae9enbe 8eri6t bes
MferbausD Departments benefit, fdeinen
bic 8eftrebunsen bes Special , Ngenten
Col. Murphp CUR @infiibrung bon
Wtais unb Maisz Yiebl in 9eutf9lanb
bod nidt obne @rfolg 9eblieben 81
fein. Sanad betragt bic 3unabme
Der nod Deuti6lano erportirten Quans
titat Weli6forn in Dem am 81. Mdr3
1892 geenbeten 8ierteliabre I'M Ser
gleide nit bemielben gi,rteljabre i'm
norigen Sabre, etpa 5000, 900 Buibel.
sSm erften Wierteliabre 1891 betrug bic
nod Deuti1lanb importirte auantitdt
Mais LII, 442 8uibel, wdbreno I'M
eriten 8ierteliabre bes segenwartigen
Sabres 1886, 582 8uibel, alio 1885,
428 mebr, eingefibrt nurben.
Sn Besug auf bas Sleomarsarin=
GeieB bat Der 8unbes. &i6ter Bomb in
Baltimore cine gntf9eibnng bon iebr
neiitragenber 8ebeutung gefdIt. Gin
StaatsgeieB bate ben Support BON Ole
omar9arin in ben Stat MarDlanb
berboten. Sad &i6ter Bombs @nts
fheibung, fam Der Staat mobl ben
0erfauf unb bic 5abrifation zines 4f=
tifels reguliren unb contrplliren, fann
aber ni6t BEN transport zines fol9en
berbieten, Der bur9 bic 8unbesgeiebges
bung als lesaler 9anbelsartifel a1tz
sefeben piro. 9ie Nubanpenbung
biefer @ntf6eibung auf Die 8robibis
tionStaaten ergiebt fi6 BON ieIbft.
- Ser 8emiaigungss Iusf9uB beS
Senate8 bat jeBt bic peniiOnss8iu eins
beri6tet. Oieielbe ~perlangt bic Summe
Don $l46, ia, 700, 5. b. a~nndbernb
$12, 000, 600 mebr, .als bic geniions>
8ia be8 !eBten Sabres.
= SIN BunbessS senate bat ieBt Der
Senator pfeffer BON &anfas feline Bill
eingebra9t. beren 3mef ea lit ,fiir
mebr llmlaufsmittel gu ferget, ben
3inSfuB berabauieBen unb elm 8unbess
GeibsS Bureau su %griinben". @a6 ben
Beftimmuagen bieisr Bill ioa in Wa'
fbington Elm aus bret GpmmiKdren be-
itebenbeS 9arlebnSe9 Department ges
grinbet merben, baS in Der 9auptftabt
iebes States unb 3erritoriums 3weies
Bureaus erri6ten io1. 9ieie 2eibs
9emter iolen auf @runbeigentbum
9arleben auf bo4ltens Elm Sabr gepdbs
ten uub omar ni6t Inter 800 unb
ni6t iiber 50, 500. Sarleben auf me-
niger als Elm Sabr iolen fir ia pro
Wonat setpabrt merben. Oils 9aupts
3wed ieiner Bill be3ei6uet pfeHer bic
ausr ottung bes Wu6ers.
= Sm 3erritorium OtlabOma, be-
ionber8 aber in Gtlaboma gitD, lit e5
gu 8aHens@onfitten ernitelter 9lrt ges
fommen. Semofraten nnb peiBe &es
pu%blifaner iinb einig in Der Qbii6t, ben
u%eber9rlfen Der 6arbigen nit @nergie
elm @nbe gu MAIDEN. SIS 1T 81 beftir6f
ten, bab es balo Swii6eu ben WeiBen
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Slbsofut Sas Sefte.

So ma6t mir tets grobe Jreu6e,
gbamerlains 9uiten : Mebi5in als bas
bette berartige 9iilfsmittel gu empfebs
len, fagt 9err s. 3. Scrub, Der 9ilfss
gei6dftsfiibrer bes pSailu telegram"
in youngstown. Ohio, zines Der ein=
fluBrei6ftem 3eitungen i'm staaie.
9err &emp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
gefunben, baB es elm unfeblbares Mits
tel gesen ben peinigenben Suiten, Der
meiftens als 6olse ber grippe surid=
bleibt, 1T, unb baIte ftets cine 6lai6e
bapon int 9aufe. gu baben bel 5.
&alteper & Sobn, 9opling & Sloob,
q. DreiB, &alteper & S6u6arb, q.
@obn unb $. 8. 9arriion, Druggiiten.
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unb Garbigen 81 einem b%lutigen 3us
iammenfDBe fpmmet mirb.

~ SAtNHSb ath'
iammenaoBe fommen ipir6.
Sci Belmont, Souiliatta, so
Wteile11 oberbaIb bon 9tetp Orleans
ltnb bic Miffiiiippi Sdmme geborten.
@ab BON SarpD, 20 Meilen pberbalb
BON Stem Orleans, ipirb cine Grebaie
beri6tet unb ebenlo BON Maggamen
am re6tet nfer, 10 Meilen prn Stem
Orleans. Sur6 biefe leBtere @rebaHe
i6mebt Mlgters (gegeniiber bon Stem
Orleans) in GROCER 8efabr. gon
Soften Der Seras & paeifc 8abn
madt man Die gr0Bten Nnftrengunger,
bic Greoahen mieber 5n i6lieben, bis
teBt aber nur init geringen @rfplger.
Wuslanb.
- Nu6 bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5taot
9a6ersleben feierte-ipie fiirsli6 Gele
= bas Subildum ibres %60Oidbrigen
8eitebeus. Gin ~groBartiger 6eit3ug
tpurbe peranitaltet. Sdmmtli6e i6lesz
wigi1en unb aud biele bollteinil9en
Stdbte paren bur6 lire 8iirgermeiter
unD StabtoerOrbiteten : gorlteber bel
Der Seier eertreter. Sbi1on nod Ser
Ibf6t Der 8eranitalter bes Se}teS bic
golitif babel gat3 aug benz 9piele
bleiben loate unb mat besbalb bic bGs
nii6geiinnten Mitbiirger. ni9t rrr sur
8eipre6ung iiber bic Seier, ionbern
aud CUR Sbeilnahme ait benz Sefte Elm.
gela6en bate, bielten it6 bic 2ebteren
troBbem BON Der Seier bemonfratip
fern. Wieber ein 8epeis, baB elm
She'll Der ebebem bdnii6en 9ep0ltez
rung 1T Norbi9lesipig nod biz auf ben
beutigen Sag Mlem, mas beuti6 beiBt
ober aud rur f6eint, unberiobnlih gez
geniiberftebt.
SSn Berlin ipurbe Ser 9auzunterz
nebmer Mlberti auf bic Nnflage beS
6o9perratbs bin perbaftet. St fon
bic pldne Der. 5eitungstperfe BON Sborn
an bic ruiiiffe &egierung perfauft
baben.
Sie 2ollbpner Saturday Re-
view ma6t Die folgenben biifigen,
aber ni9t gang ungere9tfertigten Bez
mertungen ii5er amerifanii9e purteis
politif: y@tmas, mas man in @lts
ropa nur tbeilmeiie begreifen tann, 1T
6as ~groBartige unb anf6einerb iiberz
Hiiifge Giigen, nel6es anf6einenb als
n%otbipenbig in Der politif era6tet
mirb. Man mag ielbfperfdnblif
baRelbe nit elmer natiirliden, tuentts
glei9 corrupten Qiebe our Qise erflds
rem, aber baS miirbe unbofli6 lein unb
mir iinb ni6t ii6er, oh es nidt cine
in%teuigente 20fung bes @ebeimniHes
lei. @s miifen 9emiKe @riinbe fir
bic ermiibenbe, gem0bnli9e @om6bie,
bic iber bas 9bema Der 8laine'i6en
Ganbi0atur geipielt purbe, porliegen.
Nlte 8ef6i6ten BON feiner unmiliaz
felt meaen ieines @efunbbeits5uitanbes
enbeten iebo6, tpie elm Sober borauss
lab unb mir f6nnen l1i1t begreifen,
tDie er eruartete, etmaS burd bic fall
t6en Nneaben, su bener er grif, pros
fitiren gu f6nnen.
= 9eftige Stiirn1e baben in ben
peri6iebenften 9beilen 5paniens ges
Diitbet. Cine ga1se Mnsabl bon Sir
6en uurben bur6 ben 8lib beIdabiqt
unb serft6rt, barunter bic aIte, inn Is.
S%abrbunbert erbaute &atbebrale in
V,1rnoS
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8efer ais etne 9pllar Jlaid,e 8lut=
retntauna9mitfel.

Or. %. $. @pans, Der erfte 9(poz
tbefer bon SANFORD, 6Ioriba, iagt:
rS9 3aubere ME ct. Yatrids Biaen gu
empfeblen. Sd nerfaufe bon Der Sorte
mebr alS bon irgenb ether anberen, bic
i'd fibre" IS giebt ni9ts 8eHeres
unb cine 9oiis er5ielt oft mebr als cine
gauge 6laf9e 8lutreinigunssmittel bic
gu einem Dollar berfauft pirb. 3m
baben bel j. 4alteber & Sobn, 9oms
ling & 6loob, 40olpb 9reiB, aalteper
& S9unarb, &C. Gobn unb s. :.
Sarrifon, Srugsiitem.
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f&pu frater tetanbett murne unb NIT reImen Dttttetn
Vorlorenes Mannbarkeit. irmte al.
S4mh@eu Der 0e(AIeht8crgane beitimmt turtrt.
Observation-Disclosures uerten TN Sduit
per &ranfen unh ctne Snfrumente turtrt. Gin pnn'
heyrruee 4etlmttteI.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
Aaut, hes BIutes unb 3erseus, Der aeper unb be
42teren.
Syphilis. Das am sef&ptnbeaeu uni fGerfer
tetlenht 0Rttttl 8ur e~ararttrt.
Haut- Kraukheiten auer Gri merheu IN
riyt, no dnbere &uren mtblansen.
Unuatuerlicher Abf1uss rtrb promp
tattn paar Gasen furirt.
Meine Metbooet.
!. Crete gsniultatpn tn Der Oft. ober per gof.
3. 0euaue unterfuNune dnn DtoguoSe.
8. Sober mtrb anf Grunb ptfsuiA afti.Aer Nrtnetptes
ttbenbee unb ietn cber thr SaG wtrb 81 ,peetener
Stubtum aema&t.
{. Htatse qreife uuD Iet&te acknowledgements.
Ju ben usetaep Tduen tam bic Granftett TN Saui,
he& &rdnfen bebanhelt perbeu.
S&rettt nm Spmptpm , Gprmular 30. l, fhr Nadn
aer.
G9retbt nm Gpmptpm 8 ormrlcr Rp q, fur Erouen.
64retbt ua Gpmptcms G~prruiar Re. 8, fur aaut.
fraafbetteu.
Drtfe rtrben prompt beantwcrtet. Gue Gel@dft
gteeFm sebalten. WebiStu r.rp rertoraen seianbt.
hefertnsea bic 0anfen ron Gan antDnto.
3entf@ 8efprp@en.
Wsn ~abrefre an pber fprs&e Dot Bet
y. N HATHAWAY, M. D.,
9tsytns 0etdnbe, 50 unt IS ggef : Gcmmereef.aee
ean Mnfento, Ie5as, etus areppe bod.
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Nu9 bas tpiitefte &epanfe 5 @ebria
Der bidt al, Der beuti9en Grense =
in NancD = gu einem 9ationaIs3 urnz
feft perfammeIten fran36fi6en SeiBs
fporne permag bic aasemsine &uhe,
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etft ftfner aiabbttt.

Gtft fefner afmtbeits WIN.
Golumbus, Iebr., .Rop.. 'Sa.
pditor z. 0te9 f4reibt, bab 5err R. Gisenet ots
Dnnedu, Ntbr.s lett fetner &iuo6eit an gptlepHe Iitt
uae 1dtte betnabt febeu 3meiten Gag foIae grfaae uub
mandrIal 1fters. gs lit nun elm Sabr her. ieit er
4ottoS H6ni8S RerpensS tarftr- braudte nu6 seitbena
hae AUD tetue anidae metr setomm.n.
Sstt Rdrter ale felt ais sY0If Sabren.
EopIor nil. Co. Ger. Wat 1890.
So hit uei1 gouses Geben an TerpenSfudne unb
mi: iogen. bob tl felt BEN 9ebrauh bon .a3oftor
sfossig y 9~lerren'Gt1rterA ftdrfer fibIe aIs felt ben ieh.
na apoif Jabren. Grou u. Gauieron
DIE e9peiter M. Refine aus gaftorbiIIe
1t. fqrseibf so eebroudte Spei JIai1en Don
r|olfpt Nonlgs Yerueu.Gtdrfers fir Werpenfhtodde
nsid2e 70 beftis mar. oab Id bel Der ~eeringften nrIads
enil4reitn Hnbte unb bonn 5sr5fopfen befann; bin
AVN Irst oanru uue euapitbIe bos WlitttI outs bette.
Cy~ stx herthtsfss BAD ynr ytesreststhssb
LY utrp Jehem Der es oer.unqf. suueionht
60 Arune :rbulten aud bic Webiarn urniput
3tsie yteht3tn rpurbe felt benz Sabre 1916 soa BEN
Doom. patfpr 9onig. Sort mapne. Sub. asberettsi
nab istt unt'r ssinsr auioetIuus BON bef
koENlG MEDICINE CO.,
1SS Rasdotph st, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Bet eIpofhsfsrn 81 babem for
$500 ete 1IafdJe. 6 JIasdtem fir s.. 90,
sroBe S1.55. 6 fGr $500.
Sn gan Mntonto BEL aboIpb Dreib.
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ss-gas geR bas bic @Otbi@ilb's
ieineraeit benz Safer NappIeon III
auf ibrem S6lOfe Gerrieres bel paris
gaben, foftete $500, 000.
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DrHathaWay
Spbn 8rsaSfoot, N. D., Miisteut.
Specialist 0es msster1s

Juuse Wdnnel
weIGe tn Gptse pDi
SugenD Sinbei
an RerpeuiSpdHs
Ietben, tbreeebens
TRAIT u~ntererabei
laben uub tbr.
MdnnltMtett rerlc
reu; iputen ben Re
rntmien Or. 90.
hawap ipfprt con.
lulttrt7. 8et8ebI
at@t, 0ernenfrant.
belt (mtt cber olaf
Erdume) ptrb mt{
fenf@aftIt& uni
mad ben neaefter
Retbpben behans
belt uub NIT ben
sr6eten Grfcls.
IS fpmmt ntn;
barouf an, Oh mai
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@mflens slrntca galbe.

Dte bette Gable Der WeIt fir SHnitte, Quet5&uns
gen, @ei&uhre, Steber. unb Seuts ausi&Ias, Gte@te,
geiprunSene Sdn6e, Grofbeulen unb aue Sauttrants
betten turtrt Sdmorrhctben rher tetne BesabIuus.
8baise 9ufrtehenbett Sarantirt pber taS GeIb uirb
suri6eritdttei. % Gents De S6a9tel. Bum 0ertauj
tn allen Gpptbefsu. @bpfpb Dreib, Ibcmpion & Co.,
9Bbple5ale.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
North Haven.

Nov. 29.-Mr. Lyman Bassett and others
of Clintonville were announced to relate
their experience while travelling in Europe
at the Clintonville chapel Monday evening.
Deacon Whitney Elliott and others have
visited places of interest during the season
and why cannot the center people have an
evening of like enjoyment. Possibly Mr..
Bassett would repeat his address at Memoir
ial hall.
Rev. Mr.. Daniels preached a good ser
mon at the Congregational church Sunday
morning in the interest of foreign missions,
and continued the same to good audience
at the church in the evening. Mr.. Daniels
also attended the meeting of the Y. P. s..
O. e. at the chapel, and SO interested the
young ladies that one circle of Kings
Daughters will give the $40 recently real
lied by work of the society to the support
of q mission school.
At the Congregational Sunday school q
letter from Rev. Mr.. Alexander was read,
giving thanks for money received and
telling how 1t would be used.
as well as active, are cordially invited to
attend tho next regular meeting of the
North Haven union, at the house of the
president Mrs. G. N. Turner, North Hill
district, on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 80, at O'Clock, one hour earlier than
usual, and it is hoped that all will attend
and be on hand early.
On Thursday afternoon at the center
chapel barrel will be packed with cloth
ing donated by the ladies of the Copgre-
gational church, to send to Miss Katharine
Dowd at Townsville, Ga, to use for
Christmas gifts for the pupils of her
school.
The friends Of Mr., and Mrs.. n. W, Hips
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30
FAIR AT WARNER HALL.

The Ladies, Seamen,s Friend society
VIII Hold an Interesting Fair at
Warner Hall Tomorrow Afternoon
and Evening.
The Ladies' Seamen's Friend society will
hold fair at Warner hall on Thursday
afternoon and evening. The affair prom
ises to be very pleasant one for all who
attend. The proceeds go for very bene-
fetal and commendable work which is be-
ing done by this society. There will be
numerous attractions of special interest.
Among those which will particularly de-
light the children will be "Alsddin's cave, "
wherein will be seen wonderful scenes
which will amaze and delight the young
and from whence will proceed wierd and
mysterious sounds which will wonderfully
excite their amazement, curiosity and in
terest. Some rare geological curiosities
will be among the attractions. A marvel
1ous cook book will also be on sale (for
twenty live cents) which ia full of interest
ing recipes, including many for salads and
soups and deserts. It Is specially prepared
for the society and has a recognized value
There will be many other things on sale
also. The admission will be only ter
cents. No doubt the ladies in their efforts
will be rewarded with large attendance
| at the entertainment.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30
THE COLORED RACE.
is IT INTUITION?

Social Problems and the Negro-The
Colored Man as n Citizen.
NORWICH, Nov 29.-The Freedmen's Aid
and Southern Education society conven-
ton, under the auspices of the Norwich
district preachers meeting, was held at the
Central Methodist church today. Rev.
Eben Tirrell of this city. presiding elder,
presided. The program for the day was as
follows:
MORNING SESSION.
10 oclock-Devotional exercises, led by Rev.
George A Grant of Norwich.
The Negro in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
1918 O'Clock. Social Problems and the Negro
AddTess Rev We AmSris Field Of JeWet City
1890 o'clock-Discussion. First remarks, Rev.
E. Cook of Mystic.
10:50 o'cock-2. Shall New England Compromise
on the Southern Question:
Address. Rev. JC Hartzeli, D D., correspond.
ing secretary Of the Freeimen's Aid and
Southern Education society.
Discussion. First rendarks, Rev. w. 1. Ward Of
11:25 o'clock. The Negro citizen-His Claim,
Address. Rev M O. B. Mason, B. D., field
agent Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educa-
Discussion. First remarks, Rev. G. H. Bates of
Rockville
10 O'clock Benediction by Rev. D. N. Stafford of
Willimantic.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 o'clock-Devotonal exercises, led by Rev. ]. h
Allen OF Norwich.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Among the
White People of the South
2:l5 O'Clock /. Has She Mission Among
Them?
Address. Rev. W. II. ". Eees. D. D., record
ing secretary of the Freedman's Aid and
Southern Education Society.
Discussion. First remarks by Rev. W. YATES
of New London.
ESQ O'Clock O. Onght all Negro MethodIsts
Unite in an Independent Methodist Church !.
Address. Rev. Joseph HolliUgshead Of Thomp-
sonville.
Discussion. First remarks, Rev. E. J. Ayers
of North Grosvenordale.
Question drawer, conducted by the correspond
ing secretaries.
$3.50 o'clock-Benediction by Rev. ]. s.. Bridge
ford of Burnside.
EVENING SESSION.
7:45 o'clock-Dsvotional etercises, led by Rev. ].
T. Docking of Westerly.
Short addI esses of ten minutes each by Rev. w.
H. W. Rees d. D., Rev. NJ. G. B. Mason, BID,
Rev. j. w. Hamilton, d. D., Rev. ]. G. Hart
zell. D. D. DR.. Hartzell will give some ac-
count Of the work in the south, illustrating
with the stereopticon in instructive and
entertaining manner the plantation life, cos
TUNES, habits, work and worship of the colored
and white people, schools and churches,
teachers and preachers Benediction by Rev.
John f. Sheffield of Norwich.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30

less for the past fifteen years of my life
with infammatory rheumatism, and at diff
ferent times have been perfectly helpless.
GA year ago in May I had another severe
attack and was helpless until into July. A
friend urged me to try Paine's Celery com
pound, as it had been highly recommend
ed, and I determined to try it. pur-
chased eighteen bottles. took eleven of
these and distributed the rest among my
friends.
81 can say that am perfectly well, as
the result of taking this medicine, and do
my work and attend to business. There
are two friends of mine, Mrs. John 8. Par
ker, Mrs. George Clark, and others of thi:
place who cannot say enough in favor Of
Paine's celery compound"
The following, from a communication Of
Mrs. R. J. Patch of Maiden, Mass, is also
to the point.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30
The Resulf of Merit,

When anything stands a test of fifty
years among discriminating people like
the Americans 1t is pretty good evidence
that there is merit somewhere. The value
of medicine is best proved by its con-
tinued use from year to year by the same
persons and families, as well as by steady
increasing sale. Few, if any, medicines
have met with such continued success and
popularity as has marked the introduction
and progress of Brandreth's Pills, which,
after trial of fifty years are conceded to
be the safest and most effective purgative
and blood purifier introduced to the pub
lie.
That this is the result of merit, and that
Brandredth's Pills actually perform all that
is claimed for them, is conclusively proved
by the fact that those who regard them
with the greatest favor are those who have
used them the longest.
Brandreth's Pills are sold in every drug
and medicine store, either plain or sugar
ooafad
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30

GA year ago had very hard attack of
grippe and suffered for two months from
this disease. then took Paine's celery
compound and it brought me right up it
cured me, though am nearly 70 years old,
so it must be the medicine for the old. I
keep it by me all the time and when I feel
poorly take it few days and it makes
me we'll again it is good for any sickness.
GA young friend Of mine in Bethel, Vt,
was sick with the grippe last April. I
wrote about the compound. She stopped
her physicians visits and in a short time
she was able to 60 to Pitts6eld on visit.
Her father says that he recommends it to
everyone he meets. My brother is also
taking the compound for rheumatism and
It is curing him. It is valuable medi-
cine"
1t is everywhere known that Paine's
celery compound can be had of any good
druggist.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-30
WRITER'S FOR WOMEN.
Is Happiness Possible to All
Glasses?
CONVINCED OF some MEMS WORTH
Mrs R.J.Patch, Mrs.Spence
and Mrs. COOmbS.

Happiness is not impossible without
health, but it is highly improbable. The
longer a woman lives, the more she is con-
WINGED that the apothecary is of more i'm
portance than the President.
By health one does not mean merely an
absence Of dangerous complaints, but that
the body should be in perfect tune-full of
vigor and alacrity.
Three we'll known women, one in ILL
nois, o2e in New YORK, and one in Masss-
chusetts, who are now in the best of
health, like hundreds of others less widely
known, but equally as grateful. have re-
Gently written for separate publications
their advics to the many women who suf-
fer as they have suffered.
Says Margaret Spence of Chicago:
"I have been suffering for the past ten