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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Died.

At Maxwell City, 90 the 3rd inst, Mel
lie, wife Of }. Van Aoutsn, aged 10 years
The funeral took place on the 9th. Rsv
Hyde officiating. Her dsath 10 . sad
blow 70 her husband and relatives, a
well ~ the comm unity she osnamsntsd
Her father, Capt. Armstrong. her SISTERS
from Albuquerque and her unolss, the
Hunt brothers, were present the funeral
The young wife WAS Joined In happy
wedlock In this city only . short tims
ago. and now 70 be stricken down In
death. q, such ayoung age, II lndsed q
very sad blow 70 her many relations and
friends, The CirizEs mourns with her
relatives OF th,s city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
District Caara.

10 tho case OF Spitz Bros. vs. Antonio
-" INDIGNANT in Dlaiutiffs favor
r. soto.O with interest was rendered.
10 tho case OF SpitS Bros. vs. jose An.
fesc'o Maldanado, judgment 10 plain.
me favor for go dollars, with Interest,
y rendered.
Frank I. Haeffsr and Ferdinand sohul n
ss admitted 10 citizenship.
Ihs court refused 10 grant q new trial
The case OF the Territory va sylvss,rs
Benedlcto Chavss, convicted OF mur.
IN the third degree, and sentenced
seadants to three years imprison msu.
the peni,eutisry.
The case Of U. J. Lups W. T. W. Mo
So was dismissed by plaintiff.
- The case OF GEORGE +. Crazy W. A.
ueot'le. q decree pro coLfesso Was en-
20 ard injunction made perpetual 70.
s'nlns defendant from interfering
20 con claimants water r,Rhta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

There is nothing have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me- 40
much relisf ~ Cham bstlAin's Pam Balm
does. ! have been using Il about two
ysars-four bottles Ia all as occasion
required, and always keep bottle OF II
In my homo. ! belieys | know a good
thing when get hold Of II. and Pain
Balm u the best Imminent have ever
met with, w, b. Denny, dairy man, New
Lexington, Ohio. % cent bottles Tor sale
by 7. II. burgess 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
issiiee ssuFt.

Tsohlo Caravojal. breach Of the peace,
to 10 tried
Peter Kislsr, Timothy Harrington. and
James Smith, three vags, we're $50, 10 the
chain gang TOR teu days each.
Robsrt Ray aud Hugh Kelly, DRINK
TO the chain gang Tor ten days each.
Domingo Trujillo, vAgrancy, dis.
charged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
aasLisa,. Aru,sa .ai,s.

The bsst sAlvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sores. tsttsr, ohApped hands, chllblAlns,
oorns, and all skin sruptlons, and pOai.
lively Nurss piles, OF no pay required II
10 suarSssssd 10 give perfect satisfaction
or mopsy rsfandsd, Prlcs 70 cent? per
boz. Ros sale BY Dr. Thomas u. Bur.
RaB A Goa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Ftr-t ,.am. of,h. s.a.e,.

The fret real match game ~ base ball
between organized clubs took place yes-
terday afternoon at the fair grounds, the
contestants being Cundiff's browns and
Murphye Atlantic 4 Pscihcs, and 10 Say
that the Browns won would indeed be q
mild expression, Tor they sverlastingly
batted the ball all over the field, while
the players on the other side could not
hold any o! the flee or stop any OF the
iierce hot grounders.
The losers wraneled considerable over
the decisions oi the umpire ALL clubs
that ara losing do this and think they
ara not getting justice, but no umpire IN
the world. however immaculate, could
prevent the Browns from winning zee
terday. Manager Murphy has doe set
OF young gentIemauly players. with sey.
eral exceptions, aud u he will tell the
kickers, whose blasphetny 10 disgusting
and insulting, TO pay attention to their
playing he would soon have the winning
team OF the city.
The RcOrs NV inntuua IN mn SoIInw..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
feuna a Mag.

On opening ons OF the nswspapsr bags
which came on Tuesdays blackboard,
Postmaster Apodsos found finger ring
of oonsiderabls value The bag reached
Navajo on Que OF Mondays trains. and 10
undoubtedly the property Of one Of the
postal olsrks on the Atlantic 4 Pacific.
The owner can recover the rug by send.
ing . description OF the same 70 Mr..
Apodaca. St. Johns Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
afeeklg Citizen


la
rou. no'' 20" "A.~'n 'ooomo'''e'
sn''ro '"'' s''"'hoo' ''' 'ne n''sn''o
Fsc'"0'
Mrs. . o'cse' 'no 'am"' came al
Iro" "e''" '"'' ''s"' s"u "e Nv I'M
hu'oP~a"'
Fred simon 10 again ON one OF his reg
ulsr trips TO the southwest. He 10 at tb'
Armijo to-day.
H. l. Grimshaw aud wife are amone
the late arrivals at the San Felipe. The,
hail from Denver.
John ]. Leslie and family came do~p
from the north Lac, n,vb, and are ,ey,..
,s,eJ nj the Europaeo from D.ovsr
Dr. Chas. T. Abbot, and family ar.
l.ts arrivals At the Armiio. They cam.
in iaa, evening from Ash Fork, AriEops.
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=, - ii, IN, ,,,,.,. -, ,h.. r.
~, n,.,d. to- T,s, road .ho,,d
h. s,tsnded TO this oi,,.
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A., $500. .o"s
80 a.. ~ 4, .'1 =.
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H. o. NoneH' representing 'hs travel
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some h'he'eeo OF twenty OF the panels
OF Tue Las '"e"s st"ck'ysfd fence we're
49, $3.50. ''ouo'''
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So -" V". '"''''
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W. ~ mcha''on, assistant district
superintendent OF fu'ImAn laiace car
o'npany' headquarters " ~ faeo' came
4 I,., ,' 's.''
'''., =, o'' 81, '"o'
1 ats, "'"''
A., ca.'" . 49,. uo". wi
1, 'ss.I' ,, - "''''"' 'ou'
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nov .ll ~. ma tho ch,,,h w,I, n. 80,
~, IN. h,a,I -, ,,u.,... nm. 40, 49,,
week.
Tbs nav H,,,;s, church n, m. oo,
ma, n, and .v.,,. nm, p,n.,,..v !.
rs,,dlv MARIN, con,l.,,or .na a..
b,,ek m sso,s viii n. randy ,o, M. ,,o,
N. a,s, n, nsxt wall Wan ,o.,,.,.LI
II will he one OF the n.c.o, church cd,
hc-s IN the city.
Mat. Ridley bss rs,urnsd from his v,s.
/, to b,s old home in England whh.
a sent. b,s pos,t,on ma for.msn n, ~.
bo,I.r makers Jso.,,man, xas /, ch.,,.
OF Martin T,ernsy Mr. R,dlsy w.s coma
About two mooths. and rspor,s having a
mos, delightful time.
x,,,v.J la, ,,,A, H., I....,. 49,
oa,.m,,i.s $40. ~ 20 a., ~"
d.,oa,N n ~. 49,. ,,,N.'
And 90 Nd. a..n,a. go. ~ ',I. 49,
,,.v.I a.. ;,.,,, -,,, ,.n" ~.
49,, ,.,s,,... -, $50. ~
~ -
W. r' rrankpn' TOT y"ars 10 the EN-
=" " i"s'u n'os, n" purchasea 'ne
'o"u ""aa s"ous OF d. Munger, and
n~ moved the stock to the Chas. Whit
ysk on bOIu avenue, MI, |
N unyer voaa nm, M tba h,a,,.,.s On an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

The mos, painful oasss OF rhsu matism
may 10 relieved by fsw applications oi
Cham bsrlAins Pain Balnj 10 ooatinusd
use will cure any casa. no matter ef how
long standing. II 70 equally bsnsdoisl
Tor lame bsok, pain In the side, pain 10
chest, lamsasss. and In al painful adso-
tons requiring 90 external remedy. A
pisos u happsl saturated with Psin Balm
and boand On over tho ssst Of pain u
eapssios " any pisstss. For ssls b.
4. n. hasDs@ & Boa, drHssists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

Tn. promptness and certainty OF Ia
cures have made Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy famous. II 10 intended 60
psc,slly Tor coughs, colds, Group and
abe oplng coughs, snd 10 the most Of.
feotuAi remedy known Tor thsss diseases.
Mr.. O. b. Main. OF Upion CITY, Pa, says:
II have \ ercai ssle 90 Chambs,IsIn's
Cough Rsmsdy. / warrant every bottle
and have never hssri u oas fsllIns 10
give entire satisfsstiop." % eset bottles
tor sals ~ T. II. Burssss q soa. drug
sists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
a arana aseesss,

Tue Bachslors' Dance" given by
"' o. l. Barr, +. n. Ross. + p.
Ise, A. b. McGaffsy, p. 4. Clsland.
Hall, Meyisrt Brunsr. Julius Eiss.
aaad A. W. Clsland. Jr- to their
-s'ous friends 10 this city last even.
wa the most perfect sotsstsipusnf
a'nd ever given 10 the Armory.
suss's assaulted at about o o'clock
saelng wss continued from that
saul a6ou, ? this morpins. with
y. -'ss'ou Al midsisht, when refresh.
we're served, hra Helen J. Hsw.
>solng 10 Ne rsfrsshmsats In a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
rmE LsCrsn E
MRS. nsiiey Praised BY the People
Whe tseard her Address,

MRS. esiiey Praised BY the People
Whe meard her Address.
When u 10 remembered that there
we're two or three popular eut.rtal % men,
q progress last evening, and that ons Of
The worst sandstorms Of the season made
II almost impossible Tor any bat the
bravcst " leave their homes, Albuqusr-
que certainly deserves praise Tor the
fair sized audience which assembled 10
the Methodist church 20 hear Mrs.
Bailey le,ture on Temperance.
The swee, singing of "The Robin
Cold Water Song" 10y the three little
Misses Dunisp, was received with emil.
ing. sympathetic enjoyment
Mr.. Dupuy Gang - grand selection in
The most perfect manner. The deep a..
lcoce and intense attention OF the au.
disnce during this singing was very
touching. II Mr.. Dupuy had room for
any thought outside OF the music he was
rendering, he must have felt thrill of
gratitude 10 "rhs Master" for having
endowed him with talent by which he
can reach aud STIR oil hearts.
The audience having been 40 sp-
propr'ately prepared 10 respond to
the thoughts and uttsrsnces u the
speaker, then listened for an hour,
With the most apprecistiv- Attent 100,
to one OF the very best lectures
We have ever heard 10 thls city.
Mrs. Balley's personal appearance makes
favorable Impression upon every one.
She speaks with perfect ease and ilueu-
ency, IN tue pleasantest and most reas
ouable manner, ADD ye, 90 we'll informed,
~ logical and emphatic IL she tina, every
one must he convinced that she makes
no compromise with that great evil, IN.
temperance. Her anecdotes were r.
alist.c, pathetic aud powerful. Her il
lustration II the tallacy OF high lIcense
"as 80 clearly 10 the point aud Yet ~
iudicrous, and told in such n piquant
manner, that II drought down the
house" Even the wind, just then. gave
an extra rattle 10 the window frames,
and every man aud woman IN the huus ~
must have felt that they could no longer
halt between two OPINIONS" as to the
only efficient method OF dealing with the
liquor question.
Mrs. DunlCp then sang very sweetiy
and gracefully "The Ribbon White"
after which the audience gathered in
formally about Mrs. Bailey. glad to
shake hands with her and add their
nance 10 the temperance roll. A. 4. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
To Verify nis Dream.

A. b. Elist left last night Cor his mine
in tho Brsdshsws. This 10 the mine dis
covered by him several ysars ago In q
dream while at bis homo 10 Kansas. Al
though he hes made no dsvslopmsn, yet
he hiss never lost faith 10 that dream
and he now proposes TO sec how realistic
Il was. He has associated with him iu
the owpsrship Of the claim Tom Signs,
OF Prescott, and Judge Howell. ElIet
was accompanied yesterday by his
wife.-Phosnix Republican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
he score by iuniuga ~ Ne iolIows

NsIson shannon, scorer.
The game wac for the benefit OF the Al.
buq ierque silver cornst band, and was
ouly fairly attended, owing to the threat.
eued rain storm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

While Mr.. T, J. Riob.y, 81 Aitona, No.
was travelling In kADsAs. 80 was takea
violently III with oholssa morbus. He
called 81 drug store to get come msdi-
cine and the druggist recon mendsd
Chambsrlains Collie, CAoisra and Diarr.
hoea remedy % highly bs concluded N
Try L. The result vas immedlats re-
lief. and q few does cured him com
plstsly. II 10 made tor bows, oouplsipt
aud nothing else. Fos sAls by Il. n.
Burgess a 8oo. dsxxxiaes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Ceiored " alters strike.

At ten minutes past II o'clock to-day
the oolored walters at the Armljo house,
Just as the dining room doors we're
thrown open Tor dinner, marched up to
Proprietor Armiio and stated that they
had heard that their places we're to bc
filled by white sirls. MIR. Armijo replied
that such was the fact, that their work
hsd not been satisfactory TO him or his
patrons, aud that some Of them. II not
sil, would be discharged. They then
quit, and Manager Kimball for the next
few minutes was busy paying them od
John Hale, the porter, then got ,n,o u
buggy and went out after the girls, 10
ten minutes having half q dozen good
mattresses at their work. Mr.. Arnijo
states that everything will run smoothly
~ ever. and that breakfast will be ssrv.
ed hereafter at $50 q. N. instead OF 7.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
strike OF Missrai q. the Miiaxras.

John Oaks ooGhrms the report OF q
strike In the Milaarss mine. Mr.. Oaks
was out In the mountains, returning TO
tho city yesterday, and states that the
vein was tapped at distance OF Htty feet (;
that 1t Ia about signtsen feet wide, and
the ore 10 frss milling. There 10 every
Indication" remarked M. OAKS, "that
the further developed the richer aud bet.
ter the ore" The Milagrss belongs to
G. W. Lswis. but ives recently Bonded
10 9 party o: Denver capitalists. who
hsve q small foroe OF msp at work On the
mine.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
Pat Joke on His veighbors

An Iri-hman took contract Il
dig we'll When &c had dIs ~ pnt
twenty-five fee, down, hs cane on
morning and found 1t had fallen !
filled nearly to the top. P.t look
ed cac:lcusl, around and saw ths'
no cne was near, took off his hat aD'
cat. and hung them on windIass
crswled into some bushes ani a~ait
ei events. 10 short time tis
p.lghbors discovered that t!c well
had fallen iu, and seeing Pats hs'
anc coat on the vindlass. they >up-
y" ed that ne was at the hottDn Of
Ia excavation Only few hours
4 ;r,sk digging cleared the ioo'e
earth from the veil. Just ~ tie
sxcavatOrs had reachei he bottom,
An: were wunderlUg where the tody
ws-, Pa: cane out Of the bushes and
.. .d>naturedly thanked the dirgers
r,r relieving him OF sorry job
>Saue Of The tired niggers were dis
su,1ed. but the joke was too good to
allow Of Anything more than lsugf,
~hirh followed sooo.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
& tory Of ecretary ca rlisle

Mrs. McGulk Il. Kate Fields Washing
ton.
Mrs. Carlisle is mastery pie ader
before any bar. judges look npon his
appearance before them 50 st.r at
traction instead of :. part of wearl-
some routine of duty. aud Kentucky 5
literature bas been enriched by many
sto,ies Of the Senator's legal career.
On one occes.on MIR Carlisle had
an important case that the other side
was sure of winning Mr.. Carlisle
labnred faithfully on his arguments
and produced a sDeeca that thri' led
sudi,nrs and deeply impressed the
be sh The NON ut he had CO oncluded
the Judge ordered court adjourned
Til after noon.
The opposing coun-e! objected
strenuousiy. p!eadlsg that 1t was no
where near the dinner hour and that
be was ready and anxious to proceed.
But the judge was not to be moved.
"What.' said be, "spoil the taste
Of such an argument as that1 Never
cir. l mean to enjoy good thing
when l have the chance II. The
court will adiourn.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
FIGHTING IMAGINARY FOES
Banner Of Gold.

Banner OF Gold
When | bear nen arr ~omsa st.rii
ting . lack OF snccsss in ans t1-fctiou
to the ipfiu-nce o, Their enemte. rr
those whom they imagine ~ish the n
failure. it excites sympathy 10. taelr
egotis.lcsl natures Peopl. n geuer-
al are too much eugrossei wtn n.tter
ADD higher sspirasions 10 spsrs The
time OF come down 10 the lev.l ~
Little enmitiss Or spites. II NUT b.
! verv lofty and sbluin. light To 81,
tract active antagoni.n. 4 So
few .: US are IN the way ol other.
who may nave hish desires. that IL /.
only refuge OF ou- self love Il
attribate our failure. To those wlo
are our superiors n pu-ltS q! purpose
1t is only our desire 10 t>ke from
th-m eucc.ss which hsve been noblv
won. Life is too full OF resl porpos r
for tie majority of people, for them
to spend time iehlln2 imaginary
foes. bot concert tells US .very differ.
ent stor7, and We are too ready 10
lay on the hatterlng JUNCTION. But
all great success. all the grader tri
umphs Will tie in proportion to "tr
knowing the truth as it really etsnds.
viz: that tue hardest oDstacles, tn,
most real dangers, lie In the pe!verst
impulses Of our own nstures. MNr.
Of us need the prnoing-kn of crlll-
cism, and perhaps a littIe wholesome
Ignoring would ,etve a gooi urpose;
but what ver hurts our rr:de. even
though he results 10 bring US Oat
perfect jn the grace 81 bumillt:, We
turn away from, as We would frcin =
butter lose Of medicine, aithou.h our
better juig Dent tells US = ie jutl
what We most need.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
Eggs-Actly.
Durham Sun.

Durham Sun.
Jeses Allen. the tolorrd press
mower iu this office, latin Hst 0es'
;cr;l " evening that ll:tls lnnct
would be agreeable to his teste. Tbs
office boys suggested eggs. and h'
ssid they would d., And that be
could eat as many s~ any 'oce else
and in given length Of time, too; !
De dlden'u be would pay TO t1em.
They procored two dozen and h'
c,nked than on the stow, atd II
sx AMI One-.ou,th minutes from
the TIM they were done, tho,e egg'
we're gone.
Jease Allen IS living this noroin. F..
and is we'll and hearty.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06

FITS Fit stopped free bF Dr..
Kline Great Nerve RestoreT. No Fits
After fl day. use. Marvellous cures
Treatise = 90 trial bottle free 10 Tit
cases. -cnd TO Dr. Kline, 93l Arch ST
Ph,iadr ohia. Pa
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
TOUGH ON PRESBYTERIANs.

A piopeer mioister in = frontier
list -, on bright Sal bath day
came npcn woman ba>ily engaged
with C'.c weeks washing. AccOst>
io. her The folio wing cnnsrroation
took place:
.'My goot woman, d. YOU A:ow
that this is the day for rest and that
it is sinful to work duriag its holy
b:urs."
club, got Ter work sill the time ter
live"
"Where is your hush snd2"
"Of hun;,n.''
"What! Hunting on the Sabbath
da, z"
'Iea, got tc hunt when he car
keep meat in ihe house,
''Brt don't yon know it is wrong?
Have you no religious instructions?
Are there there no chorches here?'
The Barris' has got a mec,in'
house st the head OF that crick, but
we un's don't go, its tu fur
Are there any Preshyterians in
the nsie ehborhocd?
"Weli, | doan knew. The old
mans killed most ever kind O. var.
mint, but | never heerln' him SO,
notnln' bout Praaby terians I dun
no whether he ever XII. an, er not.
He keeps bis skins IN that shed ,on>
der. You kin 60 over an .ee whether
there's the hlde "f ary one h~D2i.'
up cf er want to -
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
THE POETRY OF SPxlNG.

j. w. wilson in Boston Globe.
Soon the jannty bullfrog, from his fitfnl
winter dream.
Will thonghtfully unroll himself and
climb the turbld stream;
The snake Will get wrggle on, the toad
will give hop,
The turtle for the river trade" will
open up his shop
will convene,
Aud make the granger weary climbing
up with Paris green;
The woodchuck from his hole will peep,
when twilight hours are dim;
And 10 the early morning bring the
fox trap back with him;
Perhaps head of cabbage for his little
totsy goo
He will pull the trap and cabbage in,
and pull the h de IN, too.
The patter Of the raindrops and the scam
per Of the rats
Will awak zen tender memories in soulful
backyard cats,
Where the moon!'ght's gentle focus,
stealing through the midnight fog,
Weaves a canopicd enchantmsnt for some
loye sick poodle dog.
You will hear the owls rejoinder to his
love mates repartee.
As he wisely winks both eyes at you
from out some neishboring tree;
The jocund hens and roosters, IN the
plum trees by the door.
Will harm nonize their medley with the
pig's sonorous snore;
The crows will hold a caucus near the
newly pianted corn,
And add another wrinkle to the farmer 8
face, follorn;
The spiders in the attic will once more
their shuttles ply;
To weave a labyrinth for the uneducated
fly;
The rose bags will climb higher to s.-
cape pending doom,
Aud give points on jrgs and waltz g mid
the cherry tree perfume;
The house flies soon wlli grease their
toes from off the butter plate,
To allav the irritation CT their toe nails
on your pate;
The mesquite bird and other birds will
form poetry RUG,
And set some linas to music Of the poet
ry of Spring.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
DE Bible Sho is True !

A negro or, acher living near Ral.
e.gh. saw for tie first time in Lls
life the skeleton OF 8 whale 10 tle
State museum. After learning what
it was he walked gtavely up and
down and critically examined its
huge rroportions- The enormous
mouth seemed to impress him greatly
and he fereently exclaimed: ''Well
we'll we'll Ive bin preachin' de
gospel fer nigh on forty scare, 40
l sometimes breaches about de whale
swallerin' Of Joush, ga. | declare to
now. De Bible sho' is true"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
Temperance News and Notes

OF seventy-two memrrrs OF Parl a-
ment for ScotlanA, fifty are pledged
to vote FOR q Scntsi-h Permission bill.
The Nomen's Temper.nc. Union
in Canada has a section composed Of
thoae who promise TO deal only With
temperance Rroc'rs.
Boston snippei to Africa during
tie fiscal year over eight hundred
Thousand gallons of run, v>Iusd at
nearly Sl.O00,O00.
Mrs. r. A. Green, who has heen
the efficient Recording Secretary Of
Honolulu w. c. T. u, attended the
Worlds " c. 7. U convention in
Boston as \ delegate from the H.>
waian Islands anxiil.ry.
In view Of the serio5s dlsappolh:-
ment to guests at the dinner tables
OF total abstin ecce PEOPLE on 6ndin ?
that there il no wine, total ab>ti
nenca hostess IN Loudon nOw writ
her invitat.c with NJ 1;u," at the
bottom.
Mrs 81. G.. LeaYitt -a.s t6a. II.
Tasmania there i, hot sinxle q
scencent OF the aboriglnes LEFT an
| that tue destruction Of the peopl.
is. in = large measure, due to th'
strong drink introduced By civilized
nations.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06

Life is short time is feeting, but
Hoods Sarsaparilla VIII bless humanity
as the ages roll on. Try it this season.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06

A woman is never afraid OF 3
brave man.