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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

Ignorance of the merits of De
Wits Little Early Risers is a mis-
fortune. These little pills regulate
the liver, cure headache, dyspepsia,
bad breath, constipation and billions
ness. l. Ben Miller, Druggist.
Eggs are worth twenty-five cents
per dozen in this market. Now Ii
our Democratic farmers could utalize
those Cleveland ROSTERS they were
carrying around on their hats last
November they would not have to
complain SO much about hard times.
Ono word deserves it-"perfec-
tion.n We refer to DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores,
burns, skin diseases and is a well
known cure for piles. L Ben Miller
Druggist.
The citizens of Poplar Bluff are
making 6 desperate effort to get
water works. They propose TO issue
city bonds to the amount Of twenty
I'VE thousand dollars to rSise money
for q water works plsnt. Our advice
10 the good people 81 the thriving
little city on Back River Is 10 60
slow en- that bond business. il Is al
easy matter TO i,.ue bonds but 10 psy
,hcal when they fall due is another
thing.
We could not improve the quality
if paid double the price. DeWfts'
Witch Hazel Sslve is the best Satvc
thst experience csn produce. OF tast
rnoaey can buy. l. Ben Miller, Drug
gis,.
There is talk of another beer
depot being established in this city,
bat We hope the mr;ter will esd in
talk. We have q br<ery here that
makes rs good beer as ANY brewery IL
the country csa make ard il cSn
supply all the beer that is used in this
section, aud if We do net stick 10 II
apd keep our money e. bome We ought
to be killed. There is 40 ezcsse for
shy other beer bei-g brought kr7e,
and We hope TO zee the day when
beer will be boycotted and
out of town.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25
the ALMIGHTY DoLLAg.
Ii IL " orshipped by Ia People OF all
Nations.

IL IL worsbipped by the People OF all
Nations.
Obi Almighty Dollar, u scknow-
lodged governor, preserver and eene
factor, we desire TO approach thee
on this and every other occasion with
thst reverence which is the due Of
superior excellence, sad the regard
which is ever cherished for existed
greatness. Almighty Dollsr, without
thee in the world we can do nothing,
but With thee We can do all things.
! When sickness lays lis paralizing
hand upon US thou csnst proTide for
US the tenderest of nurses, the most
skillful of physicians. and when the
last struggle Of mortality is over and
we are borne to the last resting place
of the dead. thou caHsi provide q band
Of music and Il military escort TO ac-
oompsuy Us thitser, and lsst but not
lcest, erect magnificent ronlmcnt
over orr yI.ca with $ Twin. cTi'ara
to ~pc-lr-tH.te T. nlei"Hrs- All
~t:.a ere IN fi,- midst nt'G.sf ,:usr.
s1d tcnip..:i-ns o! life, w. ir-sP-
a:c sccr.cs OF c-re and brought tr-
for- magistrates, thou Al.nicaty Dol
lsr, c.ns. .ccu- us . f-'d l..ycT, e
Sribcd judge PACKED jury, and Te
go scott free. Be eth Us, We pray
thee. IL all thy decimal parts for thou
Art the oaly - sitog-theTlcvciy ant
the chief anons tea Thousand.
VS. feei there is no condition in life
where thy rotcat soi ell powerful
charms arc rot felt. In thy Ghsnncc,
how slcemy is the household and
when ti7a, q! Almighty Do!..-. sr"
.-ith us, how s-rct.ily the beefstc,S
sings uPoa tSe gri.;iron: how eeni'i i
tse r.rrIth tA.t ~sathraci:c Goa! or
hi.ko-y wood diSaSes throughout Ike
department, aE'l Wis, an e~xnhersEcc
Of JOY Of oUr youth .ad the sol-ce o.:
old .Tc: thou C.nst s.iora the cea!2c-
mzn md ~,G the j.rka5s; thou sr!
the t>-or:.e Of the Philosopher ami
ideal of the lusk-hcad. When a.
election X 10 e carried, o. Ai-iGhty
Dollar, thou art the mu>t pot'nt arsn-
meat Of po!it;ci8as ard de~nSgosnc-,
aud ti- umpire that decides tic cor-
hest. Almighty Dollar, thOu art wo!.
skipped the word over: thou hsst no
h]yrocfites IN thy tempt, or no Sise
hearts 81 thy s~ltsrs, kings sad coai-
tr-s now bow before thee; ssd 81
n.:ious adore taee; thou SIT loved by
the civilized sad tie sss..e ALIKE, wis
unfeisn.i and unf,iteriag s:feoti0n;
we contisus 10 re:,si thee Sc tie
hsndnisid OF religion and thc twin
sitter of charity.
o, Almighty Dollar, he with u, we
he-ac-h thee. attended by au isrS
preside number OF try ministc,inr
angels made in thy image, even thougA
;h-sc be bit si!scr quarters Snd ,iirD"s !
whose g!sddenirg light st.s,i iiinas
the vsle pcBury aud -alt With Il
heavenly rsiisace which shall can.a
the a.slcnea soul to hra.+ forth u
scclsms;ion OF joy. Almighty Eol-
lsr. thou art ~: Guide Of or foCt-
steps and the gual Of II beng
Guided by The ~s;i-ory li.ht We hop.
to rc.-h the g,'d,- rate s3d triumph
.a;ly enter, while hands ssrnohious-
ly sweep thPxnldea hsrPs ss We enter
The golden street.
GlZi.hy Dollar ! thy shiri'x face
E~..-lS tis <orirJng Fy~eT:
In E.y r-s =sIe Inv rs;!ns place,
Iu~i III -1--s hou,.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25
Notice,

II. Steinbach desires to inform his
customers that he has the patent
right for manufacturing the Cork
Faced Cellar in the following counties:
Scott, Bollinger, Stoddsrd, Perry and
Cape Girardeau. Call and examine
this new patent collar. VAN.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25
- -


There will b" an election of the
Stockholders Of tie Cape Girardcau
al Losn Association, for
nice Directors, a. the evening of the
y0n1xv 10 December, being the
iii day OF the month. Polls will be
open st I O'Clock p. N. st tho Secre-
ifry's oaice.
II. 4. AsTHoLz. Secretary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

To our many friends Who 20 kindly
visited snd comfsr+~i 4 during thu
recent Illness and death of our little
.on, William n. Afford. Ic desire TO
tender our sincere tbsnks and TO ex.
press our heartfelt gratitude tor the
kind services rendered to him end to
US, dun Jag this, o greatest bereave'
msnt. Sincerely your friends,
Mr. AND MRS. W. q ALSoRD.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

] Ec-j respectfully inform the
th,: | hsse oi-ned a shop for
he ,-r.ir-rs Of furniture of all kinds.
I ~i,l - npn.i-.ering, Gaming, varnish-
;sg aat ii fact Thoroughly repsiring
any Ai4i Of iGraiIsEe.
LsSa orders st II. 5. Doyle's Hat
store. FL. CLARK.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25
Mas jessie VALsEKT.
Maiden. Du~ki.n county, No

Doctor Spotted Woif-Dc.r Sir
| hsd rheumatism il my shoulder;
could rot rsi.e my arrn to my head.
.nd yonr fling Of Pain relieved mc
in two days until / could use my srh
a. well 2s | ever could. | tirsne you
sad will remember you s. !oEg - ]
live snd wish you could stay here
With Us ell the tine.
Yours truly.
Mis-. v. Z. MELTON,
Maiden, No
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

-SoEE0h WILLIS HO" ShhcNgN
in the pork packing establishment o
Henry Meystead, Sr.
-Engelbyrd Whitney has been EN-
ployed to work at T. J. Sherb's saw
mill.
The new Board Of Directors o
the Cape Brewery and Ice Company
met LAST night and declared a divi
dcud of eight per cent for the stock
holders to be paid on the 18th o
December.
Cure your corns by wearing thu
Seal skin shoe sold at the "Gem Shot
Store" On Broadway by W. b, Huters
The bad weather does not seen
to stop the movers who daily cross
the river here. They come and &c
right along just as If they never ex'
pected winter weather TO come.
Children Hike to take" sc. &C.
Certain Chilli Cure" the Ptess-
Ant aud sas.". ne ssrs ls1
Price &c cs.
For sale by ". II. Coeryer, drnsgisI
Petty thieving seems to be on the
increase in thia city as the winter
weather cones on. People will have
to guard against these petty thieves
or they will take possession of some
of their valuables ssme Of these dark
nights.
-Yoa should not fail to see that ex-
cellcnt "Bear Skin Shoe" Scid BY W
Fl Huters at the "Gem Shoe Store
on Broadway. a perfect fit, at low
prices.
Col. r. Sturdivsnt returned home
to-day per steamer Idlc.iid. The
Colonel has been in Virgins since last
June and be is looking well. His
msny friends here Will be pleased TO
meet him s1d 10 see that he has been
enjoying good heslth.
1t has been q long tine since We
have heard ANYTHING about any new
railroad projects in Southeast Mis-
souri,. Is it possible that the big
Missouri Pacific corporation he. given
up Southeast Missouri 10 our own
railroad king? We hope it has, for il
are let alone we will have better
railroads than the Missouri Pacific or
any other big foreign corporation
would give us.
&c. G. C. Ccrtstn Corn Crrc"
rCyN9Tc& coErs. v2rts, nG9i31e.
NsleS saa Csrexe2s. WnrTS3.
ted. sec tkHf e. G. G. g. bic%n
ID every bottle. Taiso RS etser.
For sale by W. II. Coeryer, druggjs
The stockholders of the Cape
Brewery and Ice Company met last
might and elected all The old members
Of tie Board Of Directors excepting
L. F. Kostermaun, who declined &c
serve. and William Rcgenhsrdt wss
electedfn his plsce. A. Eaeoiger was
President, F. W. Feuerbacher,
Vicr-Fre@dent, A. j. Inng, Secretary.
snd Fl. ?. Pci1onuet Treasurer. The
ofica of general agent Tas abolished.
There hes slwRys been a rule or
ruin clement in this city ana we ser
the hand writing of this element on
the wall in every enterprise with
which they become connected. This
paper has bee1 for eighteen years urg-
ging our people TO encourage ne"
industries and to eIer special induce
m-nts for the establishment of rlsnu-
featuring establishments il OR CITY
and il has lived to sec scvcTsl such
establishments started up here but
they have ell, OF nesrly all, been
wrecked by the stu~bborsueas and
greed of our oSu people, and they
are not yet done. They have their
eyes q another enterprise that they
will sooner or later make a desperate
effort to wreck.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

"Hce is it with you?" asked the
editor of q subscriber who wss dying
in arrears.
"Alllooks bright before Rse,"ss,ped
the Subscriber.
81 thought 60" said the editor, ain
about ten minutes You'll sec the
blaze.n
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25
Ds,sx.S,,aerfa, sa1.-sz.

III. Jacob Norris, hrdr- kuo>ns e.
Dr. Spotted Wolf, /. id Msiics. w,
doing & wonderful business. Reel
The following testimonies:
The Indi.n Dcct-r Spotted Wei:
renewed q t.pe wore - feet in
for me. h,d brcs doc o'ire
Cor four yesrs with all the Leading
doctors OF Cincinnati AND Fail- TEL
Dhis-sll failed to rri.sc me. The
Isd,sn Doctor Spotted Wolf on Sal
isy. Nov. 18Th. removed the to ,e
Sorm, head and sll IN two hours, and
is-G~y ] Eel better than have felt IN
fifteen y-srs before. To all who sre
suffering | recommend you to c>,i on
the Indian LH>ctNr, be will relieve you.
Respectfully,
Mas jessie VALsEKT.
lg.lSan Ig,-l,H -nnntr No
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

Is rough and pin,ply, or covered with
hlaichcs ,Gi .p-cs. sed you want s
ri-sn. Smooth ssiH and lair complex
:irn. Use Su,phur BiItsrs. The best
raeGici-e in sark c,scs | y, solid
e. 2. HcSc5Tra %, Druggist, Lar
Tcsce. Atis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

n.op PyST-yivc Of the finest rooms in the
,,t-' ;roi water and cellar, newly paint
81 s1d whi:card. To good tenant will rent
rtenp. Gail at the Hat Store
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25
KADPXNcn yorEuaA
MONDAY.

niAasnaun. n.a IA ss b
$er+ers WGadaiH
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-25

-"You may say what you please,
You may cough you may sneeze,
And cut 8 wonderful cspcrl
But the man who's respected,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
The act which will ''grcatly benefit the
EtiE Ll0aiOIs FIGHT on.

! 1T seems from tho man coverings of tho
liquor men that they arc determined to test
the legality and constitutionality of tho
Evans dispensary law. A convention OF
| liquor men was held in Charleston last
week and an executive committee consist
ing af fifty men was appointed to raise
funds to. hire lawyers with to fight the law
1t is also stated in the daily papers that
$4,000 has already been raised for that
lurrosc.
One fight has already begun. The liquor
men Of Chester, through their Attorney
Maj. S. p. Hamilton, have filed their pcti
ton in the Supreme court asking that 8
writ of mnn(amus issue against the town
council Of Chester to compel thcm to grant
/ license for the whole year.
Maj. Hamilton in his petition to the Su
prcmc court claims that thc Evans liquor
law is unconstitutional and void for the fol.
| lowing reasons:
| 1st. 1t is an act 10 raise q revenue fOl
The State, which should have originated in
the House Of Representatives, when it in
fact originated in the Senate. thereby VIC.
latlng section Is, article : of the Conslitu-
| ton OF the State.
Cd. Because the bill was not read three
| times in the House Of Representatives,
thereby violating section 81 of article of
the Constitution Of the State.
3d. Because the said act violates section
- of article - of the Constitution of the
State, which requires that every act or res
olution having the force of law shall relate
to one subject, and that shall be expressed
in its title.
4th. Because section of said act violates
section > of article ) of the Constitution
wherein il clothes the Governor Of the State
rs chairman of the board of control with IA
power prohibited by said section.
9Th. Because it WAS never delegated by
the people cf South Carolina in the Consti-
tuition Of 1868 tn the State of South Caro-
lima to enter into q mcrchantilc business, to
sell spirituous liquors for the purpose of
revenue.
9th. Because it was never delegated to
the State government to create a monopoly
for itself in the sale of spirituOuG liquors,
and to carry on such business to the cXclu-
sion Of her own citizens
1th. That no power was ever delegated
to appropriate $4,000 to carry on such
business by the State, as given in section Is
Of said act.
Sth That sections 23 and % of said acs
violates the Constitution of the United
States.
And your rclator says that tho said act
v;u' itCs the Constitution of the United
States and State Of South Carolina in many
other particulars which your rclator claims
the right to refer to ut the hearings of this
cause.
The Court has fixed the 18th day of Apr
il for the hearing of this petition, and
the hearing will be watched with interest
If the Supreme Court grants the writ of
mandamus in this case it will be unncccs-
sary for the other liquor men in the State
to orgarizc a fight against tho law for its
legality and constitutionality will be set
tied in this case.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
Adam and Eve and That Apple.

How many apples did Adam and
Eve eat? Some say Eve 8 and Adam
"a total of 10 only. Now we figure
the thing out far differently. Eve s
Adam S also--total 16.
And yet the above figures arc en-
tirely wrong. If Eve s and Adam 80
certainly the total will be 90. Scien
titic man, however, on the strength of
the theory that the antediluvians
were race of giants, reason some
thing like this Eve 81 and Adam 80
total 1863
Wrong again what could be clear
cr than, if Eve 81 and Adam S12,
the total was S03?
If Eve S11st and Adam S12, would
not the total be 1923?
L believe the following to be fair 20
luton: Eve Sl4 Adam, Adam Sl24
I've total 1898.
Still another calculation is as fol-
lows: Ii Eve S24 Adam, Adam S12
2 oblige Evc-total S2,U5G. We
think this, however, not sufficient
quantity. For though we admit that
Eve 614 Adam, Adam if he 6OSl242
keep Eve company-total S,r82,O5 e
All wrong. Eve when she S1S12
many, and probably she felt sorry for
1t, but her companion in order to re
jlcvc her grief S12. Therefore, when
Adam .SlSl421Ofy Ewes depressed
spirits. Hence both ate 81 ,S9G,661
apples
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
Webster's Unabridged
DHe"FEebN AIRY.

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As some have asked if this is really the Oriri.
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work complete on which about foIty of the best
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OF about lN.NW words including the correct
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02

Forty-two women of Pickcns hav-
united in protest against Il dispcnc
sary ut that town. That settles it.
Pickcns women have the bloom of
mountain air in their checks, the
sparkle OF q rarilicd atmosphere in
their eyes. They carry their should
crs back like queens of the earth and
step rs if they spurned the ground
beneath them. Consequently what
they say goes. The Pickcns man
who would oppose their will ought to
be tarrcd and fcathcrcd and request,
ol to depart. The Grcenvillc News
submits to the Iickcns women and
wishes to Eo understood as being in
with them. There will be do dis
pcnsing in that dry county.-Grecn-
vile News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
SAlltiS.,,

The Anti-Clcvelandites think the
opposition to Cleveland prior to his
nomination ought not to be consider,
ed by the President in making ap.
pointments for South Carolina. But
it Is poor rule that won't work both
ways. The "Dominant Element" in
South Carolina arc determined that
no Anti-Tillmanite shall receive any
office in the gift of the State. Would
it not be good idea to bury that
word "anti" anyhow ?-Newbcry OBJ
server.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
Masters SNR-


STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ Court Of Common Pleas.
Pursuant to decree of foreclosure,
in the case Of Anna Dora Fleming VS..
Richard Holder, made by the Court
of Common Pleas, for Grcenville
county, on the 3rl of December, 1892,
at Greenvillo, S. c., I will sell in
front OF the court house in the town of
Pickens, county Of Pickens on
Saleday in February
next, during Che legal hours of sale,
the following real estate: All that
tract of land situate in Pickens coun.
ty, State aforesaid, containg one hun
dred and seventy. five acres, more or
less, lying in Pumpkintown township,
bounded by lands Of Harvey Null,
Wesley Phillips, Simeon l.. Burgess
and Marcus Keith.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
all papers.
d. p. WERNER,
Master Grecnvillo County.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
The King Of CnrOIIna.

Years ago when South Carolina
went out OF the union, and for weeks
was alone in the secession. movement,
she was hailed as "The Republic of
South Carolina" She was a glorious
commonwealth then. She is an un-
constitutional monarchy now, and has
u king, and his name is Tillman.
During the recent session of the
Legislature, King TilIman named the
bills that should be passed and those
that should be defeated. His orders
were obeyed implicitly. He spoke
through his licutenats who occupied
places on the floor of the House,, and
his followers were rs obedient rs, are
the soldiers of O we'll disciplined
army.
There were q few Carolinians of the
old school in the elegislature, and they,
OF course, refused 30 pay any atten-
ton to orders emanating from the Of
flee of the executive. They were sat
upon emphatically and made to real
ize how powerless they were.
1t is alleged that when committees
refused to report bills in accordance
with King Tillman's wishes they were
SO reconstructed that they readily
complied with his wishes.
The rule of King Tillman will
eventually prove as disastrous to the
people of South Carolina rs was that
of the blacks and carpet-baSgers. If
a change does not soon take place the
State will again pass into the control
OF the blacks, there to remain until
another generation shall have suffer
ed for the sins of their fathers
Savannah News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02

The following is from the pen Of a
Georgia editor, who evidently had
strong feelings on the subject: "Thc
wind bloweth, the water nowcth, the
farmers sowcth, the subscriber oweth,
and the Lord knoweth, that we are in
need of our dues. SO come a-runnin
ere we go a Sunnin'; we'cr not n fun.
MN; this thing Of d,mnin' gives Us the
blues"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
How Silver got into Circulation

How Silver got into Circulation.
The government began buying sill
yer Mt 81. J. ! an ounce, and coming it
into dollars, and up to date the mint
has struk 417,947, ,495 of these pieces.
No one wanted these coins, and they
would all be in the treasury vaults to-
day, save few specimens taken by
collectors, only for the free delivery
section of the law. Under this any
man who had money to pay in Colora-
do or TcXas or Oregan or other dis
tant market could pay over his green
backs to the sub-treasury in New
York, Boston or Philadelphia and
have the legal tender silver dollars
delivered to his distant creditor free
OF expenses to himself, thus saving
the cost of exchange. In this way
G2,S93, 43G have gone into circulation
or have left the treasury, for once out
there was no provision for the cost of
their return. The government has
now Oh hand 355,054, ,O49 of these
which no one wants for any purpose
whatever. AS silver is now worth
only about S3I cents an ounce all
that these have cost over that sum
has been lost to the public treasury
n. Y. Journal of Commerce.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
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The Farmers Guide and Home Companion
an cGht- -l'nEr. fOrtycOluinn semi i-lnonthly Farm
ana household paper. Ii is fun of valuable in
iornatlon for the Farmer. stock raiser un,l
h"uSckcep"r. 1t is paper every Farmer should
have
s:tT"COmc in at once
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1893.
EXTRA EDITION.

7 We neglected to put the Clerks
Ind Masters sales-in our regular cdi-
}on and are compelled to issue an ex-
ia one. Such is life. We trust cv-
by body will read the advertisements
ind if you have desire to purchase
pad attend the sale next Monday.