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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

TIE i~s, Save IN the worii fn,
Cnt-, BRUISES, So?cs. Ulcers, Sal:
I.h-",n. Fever Sores. T'e'tr,, thar
ped Hands, (i.!s.i~,n>, Ctnls, an.}
all Sk'c Ernpii.uS. ,f.i positively
'nieS i'.ie>, -r nn pay te4ntr.i. II
$ guaranteed ~ CIV" perfect salts
%.tcunn, or i:,os"-y refunded. Price
.3ctn,s lrr box. For SAFE hy W
i. Hayes, Drnv1;s:.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25
NORTH CAROLINA NEW ).

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State Normal Sc"orI IL G'ee">s"f
sud 10 apph.su,n> "u he.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

\ ;rienl in need Is . friend in,
deed. and not less than 'ne million
p"rie have found ia>' suci a trend
ii tje. Kings New Discovery. for
I .n,up,,"u, Coughs an't Colds.
It Won have never u,cl this Great
CnI.h N.1,c,ne, Que. ,r!at vii con
.,,l-e YOU thai It has ~"n,;ertui cura
ti.r rowprs in All di>.*.~esu ct Throat,
Ctrsl aud. Lungs. E.cn bottle Is
snarauteeu ~ do all that is cial;Aed
or money w,:l he refunded. ira
bottle. t,c. at ". n. Hayes Doug
store. Large bottles soc, and 5lOe
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25
The Kentucky Legislature. ia

The Kentucky Legislature. ta~
elected JuA-e William Lindsay I"
-'mctel Mr.. Carlisle IN The Uuite,l
States Seu,nr. Jn'ICe Lindsay il
abou % years 81 s-", has been ~
the Supreme Court Bench and j, a.
present = successful rrartic;ns law
scr. tie Is IL thorough sympathy
"t'h Mr.. Cleveland at ali roints and
Mi J.. y valuable Az 20 him ia tn,
Srn.;c IN csrryin. on, his policy a,
i'y,enlen,. II. has s.r>.d as q Sta.
He"a,"r i"' many years and is krn
tncev. Cnnu1ia>, one. 10 the Worli.
r...,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

III. Worlds Far viii open May
l>t aud yet but a few ut the build
inys are completed. and On, little
urngre-s has been Hia,te III III" T;lac-
ng Of exhibits. They viii have 10
80 so,H- busting /" get tn. s.: " IN
shape on Wilmington S,ar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25
II Il. EOIDEN

."gsi>h Spawn Linimeut removes
\ !; .rI, SOFT ar CailouscI Lnnps
i, { %nIst+s from horses. Blood
,"ts, Cars,, Sp'i',s, Sweeney,
< .-bcne. SUITES, Sprains. al Swo!
-. rArua,s, Coughs. etc Save $50
~ u-c OF one bottle. Warranted
he most wonderful! Blemish Cure
..er Known. Sold by W. a. Hayes.
Druggist, Hlllsboro
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

T-xl, j. uv-sfun ard hrincrl
with ,mIe."Int"u. W"n who tIi>-
t"nr ,ntn the Sta'r II qlr>t IT vm-
III most IA CLERKS, iookkrt prrs.
90 Thy tind the marke, g!urr'i
Au.t 10 eng 'rvmcul - be bad. tbcT
hnon -, I'D - t.. p.ttsncn 81 ulunrS
.ney b,olI!r ul:t. ,ll.m. aud are
stranded T"S.~ papers should give
uo,lc. ,h,t tAc,c 49, a,r.Ady ta"u-
.ln.1I ~ ,u.u her. i.Ahta - rhtAnl
..upt,, m.nt. ard tina, X ~ :uli y i,
rnu 1" COME here. ~ q,e>i OF cni'
p.,,mri, under si.r-. .,rcn nAlluce-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

II - t-'ilnl- ii that 4.0Ol.u 900
- It'd American voters, ihi.c.i -
vote q, the last .lur;, 81; a,.,i la
}.et,l of these were tom TIE
uta IT, slows ,n., si.,upn &C.
~, a!.un i-nm The Souli, tc rat
:! - l,.nu.i pn 10 the nu"nter
tt>',y ~ zones, the South would
SO a,.mbrt~, IL, thu Nv,tti
Mold lose e..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

Gcn. u. L. E.aare.a,i - dead
lis tunera. took place II New Or.
ica.- Thn,sias. the S;ale officers
au'i military parties pating.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-25

eois bJ OaSSss.s. ~ ent sos.SAA ca rece,7 a price
D. Erx>EEIrs xAxcAI tst pages. ~AslEn vaxI
.rHEEFs HEB. ca, III wuHas s., xEHIoAx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

~ talk 90 pleasant thai they we're esser
- 40 again. More than ons youns man
or woman. homcsict and loo,lt IS these
siris bad been. appreciated the honeifs
ieelias. aud Developed an unlocked tor cot
,srt.iaius qualities, The world began to
,e.m . very friendly place. and does 'tl'i'
Though tbs sss two ye.fs sgo'
rbe friends have not quarreilsi. Tor sbey
decided IN the neeinnios thai II anything
went wrong they would not discuss u eh.
cept 10 full executive session.
They have not starved. ss Mrs King
had predicted. although hey a.d often
found il pece.ary iogt a dlnuer OF
bre.ki.,t ~t Austis's; aud tbes bad not
m.rried because, ! tank, no oae has
/. k-d them but they have proved TO their
own satisfaction that few well hfef,
~eli nesnirs euuis rsn msfe = boz TO-
themselves and live hsppil7 10 H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31
VOLUME3
II, me .tc il, .le iema,

Lot the sec II, she demd,
Bat pu, the garment behia my bach /.
Ne, my deer, l.Is.or. There /. 90 use
Of your attempting Ia do sayihins .hh H.
I II needs
L., me se Il, abe tsi,srs,es
Bul 10 all vera ont. tell you.
Now, Jeha. yoa siss me ,ss, shirt she
says 10 her most peremp,oy tones.
! hand ever tho gsrment
why, John Nouisl she cris.. ~i,h
vomaniy triumph This 10 perfectly
GOOD shirt All II needs is e nss n,cki
band.
And the euii. are r. sed, toe, | answer
mildly,
Aud new sri.lbaada. AMI tha bu,loa.
holes worked over. shs udds,
Well, never mipd wh., !, needs. ! don't
intend you shall TO her with II ioa'li
oily VISTA year timo, You'll aovcr get u
70 lt 10 the neck spywsy. iptos 20 80 .
haal o.ineher.
That's Just like your ,,tr,vassnee, she
cries. I'm going to hr thrt eh'r, The
idea of throsius away periecilv good
garment III 6I ~ you Gao oe'sr tell
the difference And shs does
Thsts the wsy get my cic'bes m~nd'
ed, concluded Mr.. Nssris. jus, tell
woman she osul do anything aud then
stand aside and zee bow quickly II 10
done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

When / came last Monday, said the ssd
faced man 10 the widow whom be hsdr es'
coei from the bsrbsd wire fencsa 1t Bakers
beach. you gave me So.
Fm sure you deserve i'.replied the wid'
90, sad - aud you have my gratitude.
You said you liked ny appearance fair
ly we'll
Yes-siter you had 60 hred mp 10 poor
husb.nd's clothing no longer. These gar
menis lrs my ovu.
You raid ~ 10 talked OF our p sst lodi
vidual experisnces. that II cont d demon,
strste the business ability oiwhich spoke
lon might take me ~ partner 10 your ID
tie bone.
Yss, bat Il Il would Il woaldu't want tn
&C en- hsrsh or unkind II you haven't been
iully able 10 succeed, Perhaps 700
.ried.
You said ,ou own this little place aud az
improved ranch "a osklsud.
And 90 do "a ranch ths, two might
live on comfortably,
Ard you said you need oompsuioa who
il able 10 manage srsseh and collect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31
Gree. Va. Too Long.

There is Ii tie clap up on Price Hi
vpo viii make trouble in religious circles
some Of these days Il he's nOt sys'emati
csiiy trained in the way he should go,
He vas over to hi, srsndlsthef's fo'
dinner, sud ss. puc led in .1a old h.s .
chair ready los the ouslausbs'r his
grandfather. a reverend Old gentleneu,
aud ope OF the worthiest OF the world.
bent his snosy bead aud oegsn bis usual
lengthy grace, SAMMY little relishes
those famous grsees at best. and when,
just in the middle OF this extra long one
Tor company. ,he old gentleman paused
Glib, r.tsiy and yswned several times, The
lnfsot could staod IL 20 longsr Leaning
ovsr be tapped him on the arm with his
big spoon, aud whispered energetieslly;
Det = move, drsnps -dst . move, itr
draciou sake lis hungry as bssrl
Grandpa sol move.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31
Til. House ! D,d no, Kent

One day l was looking about in the cub
orb, OF the town wheie lived for house
to rent 3a8
| | louad one presently "a rod brick dwell
lin I, long and low and covered with vines
and climbing roses. 1t stood ID the
mi let Of o large and very pleasant gafl
| den.
| am qnite sure, sir, thi, honse will suit
| you; said the man In charge CT lit There
Is not another house like ia the neigh
borh ood
The rentis high, h. e cure. but then
il possesses sdvsni re 20 Il not find tlse
where.
Indeed?
II is as l tell you. The house is lucky
one.
Resilyp
Really ASK the Deiebbors. They will
oil tell you tho las, occupant never passed
sn unhappy hour in II.
Can il Ds poesible2
= Another, who was ruined man when
be moved into il, regsined bis fortune two
months after.
This house Is certainly the one for me-
thought TO myself.
Aud stll another tenant bad lived cat
and dog life with his wife in twenty differ
ept houses, but from the moment The coup
10 took nv The tir abode btrs tbcy grew to
be like turtle doves -sctually.
All, said / to myself, when tn, girl OF
my heart msrres me III bring her hight
here.
I'll take it The house is mine do yon
understand
As for sorIog or trisls---
Enough Here's months rent in I'D
unce.
But wait you must hear all the sdvsni
tages OF this wonderful dwelling. Hypo-
chondriscs have grown happy s isrks
here.
Have not already told you VIII take
the housef
One moment--The most wonderful viri
tue shout II you have not heard. Nobody
nobody you understsnd- bss ever been
known TO die in this house.
Eh? ] queried.
Death has never entered its doors.
And the man looked at me triumphant.
ly. H
Ah-wll-I sbfwered hesilstingly, l
viii think II over. must consult y will
csll sg.in.
Then buried of and never went back.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31
Ear,haushs Phsaomsna ,

The wild, untamod earthquake Is steri
rible thing TO encounter, The quaking,
the rending OF the earths surface and the
other Incidental accomplishments usually
described are only tithe Of the resl ter'
rors OF a seismic shock. To some the
NOISE which prooeden the real shock 10
more terror inspiring than The quake III
self.
Father Kircher describes these subter'
aneau rumblines an horrid sound res
sem bling that Of IN infinite number of
chariot, driven 6erceiy. forward, mingled
with the noise cracking wbipr, neishing
OF horses and the cries OF victory snd de-
spsir on the part Of the chsrioteers.
The sounds which proceeded the great
Lisbon earthquake sre ssid to have rel
sembled the rumbIing Of empty obsriots
and barrels, the noise increasing in volume
until it,qualed the roar ola thousand
cannons. Another peculiarly is the gyrN
tory motion that is frequently impaired TO
sections Of earth OF greater or lesser srea.
At Colares in 1866 several ,'one houses 10
the lower qusr'ers Of Tho city we're turned
com pletely Ground. ,tis, too. without rem
deiing them uDinbsbitsble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

rent from this place
Yes. II thi h 50 yet I'll lnew q msr
that would he good sna kibd perhaps
could &c, along myself siib the huanocs,
believe | .m qualified. You gave ms
s. on Monday.
So did,
On Tue,dsy bad dorbled IL and made
s3 mote. doubled shat whole amount
on Wednesday.
Can II be possible that you have gam
oledy cried the widow with fret lpdi'
cation Of despair.
Thons alless womaal Gould a man win
twice lu Que week.
The msanilg Of the widows sigh n,igh,
have been prubl-m Tor the ssd t'oed
msu il be had noticed thai response but
just then he sas busy win the AGO un, u
bls esfnipe
On rhur, hUseing, as the s,stsnieut
co tinued. had s27 iea ~. 80 thai hsd
paid on. ios liyins expenses. ] hsd owred
IN Gig b, years. was the tirst start could
get.
Go ou, exclaimed the widow eipectant
ly and yet feOring to boar OF dual 10 I"
es
mad sls ever aud stove eKpeDsee 90
Thursday and lived at hotel. ! toll you
IT seemed good 10 be myseli once more.
Poor naul fbo widow almost wept in
sympathy.
That was Si2 80. The uext evening, Fri
day counted up s6s. 65. Saturday morn.
Jog bought tins sui, at bargain Tor SIS
50
Your former husbands apparel stowe d
in a secret place where | used to room. ss
] char ced TO be islr there soon aiterwsrd
but l will bring them back iomorrow.
Dont mind about that, said the wild
ow.
Saturday was the bst day Of sll. ]
made cer gfin OF S3l 80 kept 1T
tie change ior ordinary use. aud the rest
put 10 bank until Monday. There's the
book with $40 10 my credit.
All that from the money paid your
asked the astopished widow,
Every dollar 1t. quietly the SAD faced
mao affirmed
Then you have proved Il ycu said and
am sure but frat tell me ow you ear
ned so much.
I've been peddliog tapelines, With ev'
cry one gave complete directions how
measurements should be taken by those
who wanted topmplete the Venus contest
I've run out OF the tspelines now but l
have ordered 500 gross Of them TO be made
right away.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

They had been married years and years,
yet never had he gons away from the
breakfast table in the morning without .
goodby kiss until friend came TO visit
them one Of those cynical, time soured
bachelors who find fault with everybody
and everything and decide Tor themselves
that the whole scheme OF creation is
wrong.
The friend did not say anything at the
time. although the kiss Jared on bis sense
OF the proprieiies. but he waited until hs
had bis host by the ear, SO to speak then
be sald:
You seem TO keep the honeymoon pretty
we'll. Georsh Muss be deuoed bore. toe
when the romance is over.
Then sood, weak George began TO got
wsbbly in his mind and had SILLY fear
that his friend was making iuu OF hin.
Yes, be said IS he lighted cigar, II is
rather . lore don't you know, but the u
tie woman expects 1t.
l dare ssy, resumed the the friend; but
| wouldn't coddle her any more II were
you. It's too : rs too domestic. you see,
for this age Makes man seem spoony
and weak.
Yes. I've thought so myself. Guess Ill
turn over new leaf with the little womI
an.
Tho little woman, WHO had more sense
10 her least finger than George had 10 bis
whole body, was greatly surprised When
her husband threw bis breakiast napkin
on his plate, rose in haste and With . cacki
led TA ta dear. ran of withou, ,hs custo
mary salute,
But she didn't say anything aud bided
her time. II cane sooner than was eIpec.
ted
George went home st night without the
friend, who bad returned whence ne came.
At dinner George WAS silent and morose,
and the Iitde womsn asked:
Anything gone wron@ todsyf
Yes. Everything. Lost $40 out Of my
vest pocket.
Too bad, bu, it might have been much
worse.
Then mislsld tome valuable papers /
carried in the inside pocket OF my coat -
it's iust been one Of my worrying days,
doa't you koow.
George. said the little woman 10 calm
sweet voice, don, You think II I'll happen
ed beo.us you went away without good
by kissi I've had = worrying day to, and
l laid IL ell to thst
BY Jove little woman, believe you're
right.
Q ueer, but really believe there's tome
thing in IL.
And here ID the money. You dropped
/, on the hall floor in Jour hurry. And
the papers are probably In your other
cost-you know you changed this nome
ing.
That settles II. little woman. and George
esys her the kiss be had onmltted 10 the
morning with Interest and II the friend
could have seen /, he would have gnashed
his teeth but be didn't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

It's strauge cant get my wife 10 mend
nv 'othes, remarked Mr.. Bsidis dissust
.,Jy aksd her TO sew the buttors on
til, srst this morning, End 1she never
toacbed il.
Yoi sstea herf Observed Mr. Norris.
xfth slight sarug Of his shoulders.
Yes Wbst Else should ] doi
Yau taven't been married very long, snd
psrbap. ion'll take ointer from me, 10,
ms'ksi Mr. Norris. sirb irih~fly air.
S,yer ssk q woman 10 mend snyibing.
III h's istsl
Why. shst 90 you mesny
DO ss ! 10. When ! wsH't 10 have =
.hir, mepded. for instance, / take II in my
hsnd and bunt up my wife. whei's
that rag bag. Mrs horrisi / demsnd fer
ceiy.
What 90 yen Want the fsgbsg fort she
ssys susficiously.
Ivs1't 10 throw this .tiri away. Iss al
wotn oui, reply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

Like msuya celebrated suihor, Tame
the Frerch critic nod historian, bss q spe'
cisl fondness Tor cats he has even cont
posed half doz,n sonnsts 10 his isvorite
feline pets. One familiar with bis house
bold says that be may frequently bo seen
on winter evenings sittiDing on the floor
with cst in br, srus, or sgsin on bic
knees before an essy chair, tslkipg nom
sense TO one Of his pets asleep there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31
40 seat, No ssr@o@

Once having TO preach at achuroh In
Regent street, on arriving AZ the door
B,shpp Wilberiorce epoouu,efed bis friend
Mira A--+-- Ia tue act OF retaining to her
carriage. ase
Why, going away4 tta
only because ! cart get 10.
DO you mean that you reslly wish to
stop, di aa
| came on purpose, aalsi
Then tska my arm
The crowd at the door was excessive. Az
last the besdle appened, to whom The
bishop 10 his blsudest manner sid;
You will be 40 good ~ 10 give this lady
the beet seat 10 the church.
ImpossoibIe. sir oh,rcb quite full
The bishop calmly, bot with emphasis,
repeated his order
Quite imposs'blsl repeated the bea'
dls. tell you, sir. the church IL quite
foil. sa
Oh, but, WAS the reioinder, ] Wont
preach il You don'tl
This alarming threat Vt opoe opened
Bun ble's eyes.
Oh, | beg pardon, my lord, winkine.
THIS way, marm.
AID he deposited Mrs, A. 10 the
chnrchwardens' luxurious empty pew
under the pulpit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-31

1t vas on train golog through lndi
ana. Among the passengeas werss new
ly married couple who made themselves
known 10 such 80 extent that the oeou'
pants Of the car began 10 make ssros.tio
remarks for rome time. bot finally the
groom a very large msp. stood up and con
iropted the passengers with these remarks
Yes. we're msrried. Just married. We arc
going 70 spoon oil the way. Shes my VIC
let and I'm her sbeltsriDg OAK il you
dou't like II you can gel OF and wslt. 30
there. t.
Editors Son Il asked psps when the
piileDiam WAS comm. snd u Msss vas ini
bsbitsd. and II IL wss going TO rsiu nsIt
Fonrlh OF July al be ssi hs didn't know
don't sse hox be ever got W be sn edi-
tor
= -Csnliors Customer sho had heard o
IA hiah prices charged IN retail drug
stor ~ How nocb 81 you charge for ten
6 .n,s ,rth of ,o5t1 20 sisr2 Drag clerk
F5r she b st ,.'ity. % en'G
-io,ag ,ae misy sasoIoie relsting
10 t.ei.s Rev Tbomas BGl d u, is oae
,tc l., bjofelf DR. l,l snd bIs wiis
aYose quls early oae N ,fnias sad rss'ri
ed wrh lot res, crib sh,eh contsinei .
o teoocions chiid Of ss th.o Jssn Pres
,nty ile ci It'd turned Lsf face up 10 tbs
eril,og snd soliloquiz q Oh bow much
essier il is for person q tbiDE than TO
sc,. Nov With dog Il IL right tbs other
Wy.
Some oas bad ssied: Where flies 40
10 viuterf We do3't kBos, but We Wish
they would 10 ihere ia summsr,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-02-14
NO HOPED SKIRTS HERE,
A Bill Against the Crinoline
Craze at Albany.
MANY COMMITTEES AFTER IT.

Assemblyman's Smiths Bill Causes Much
NIerriment in the Legislature-TO Pro-
hibIt Their Manufacture, Sale and
Usc-The Real Estate Exchange Rapid
Transit Bill.
ALBANY, Feb. H. - Assemblyman
Smiths bill to prevent the approach Of a
crinoline epidemic, as introduced last
night, Is creating much amusement. Mr.
Smith made a short speech, saying he
introduced the bill to encourage women
of sense and good Judgment to resist the
foolish dictates of fashion.
The ball makes it q misdemeanor to
manufacture, sell, give away, or wear
hoopskirts or crlnoline.
Tim Sullivan was at once on his feet to
move a reference to bis Committee on
Commerce and Navigation. He referred
to the narrow streets In lower New York
and said that II several women wearing
crinoline should pass along it would be
difficult for q man to navigate. Hence,
his committee was the proper one.
Duffy commenced to acclaim for his
Committee on Public Health, while John
Kerrigan was equally strenuous for
Trades and Manufactures.
Sullivan's idea, however, caught the
House, and his committee got the bill.
In the way of new legislation proposed,
the most important bill was the Real Es-
tate Exchange Rapid Transit bill, intro
duced by Assemblyman Ellison, Of New
York.
The bill continues the existing COM
mission, and enables it to submit the
franchises again for sale.
In case of a failure to sell, the commits
sion shall certify that fact to the county
clerk.
At the general election in November
the question shall be submitted to the
people as to whether or not the city shall
construct and equip the road, according
to whatever system the commission APP
proves, the city to pay therefor by the
issuance of 8 per cent. bonds, the road to
be leased at minimum rental of an
| amount sufficient to pay the interest on
| the bonds and an additional per cent.
| for sinking fund.
The bill Is to be vigorously pushed
with all the backing the Real Estate Elk
| change can bring to it.
In the Senate a bill was introduced by
Senator Ahern limiting the gross amount
of life insurance that may be under
written by any one company to 81, 900,
| 600 This would restrict the three big
| companies from doing new business after
| few years.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-02-14
of Philadelphia

1t for this reason that DR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy is now
used so extensively in hospitals and so
widely recommended by physicians for
the cure of disease.
But do not wait until you are actually
paralyzed before using this great RENE
dy. Paralysis Is always the result of
neglecting the first symptoms. Use
this medicine when the irst symptoms
appear and. you can always ward off
paralysis, nervous debility and nervous
and physical prostration.
Take it if you have a weak and tired
feeling with WEAKNESS of the limbs,
numbness, trembling, palpitation of the
heart, prickling sensation in fingers or
toes, headaches, dull feeling head, con-
fused mind, loss of memory. Above all
you need it if you are sleepless, and
wake tired and unrefreshed mornings,
have little or no appetite for breakfast,
and feel dull and out of spirits. 1t will
overcome indigestion and dyspepsia,
regulate the bowels and cure liver and
kidney complaints. 1t is the best blood
enricher and invigorator in the world.
1t is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless, and should you be sufferer
from disease you will use it if you are
wise. All druggists have it for 81. 1t
is the prescriptitn and discovery Of the
successful specialist in the cure of nerv-
Gus and chronic diseases, DIR Greene, of
IS Vest nth Street, New York who can
be consulted free, personally or by letter.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-02-14

An old cOlOrcd man went to Jail il
Washington last week for the sake o.
his dog. He had neglected tn ray fer;
license to keep the animal, fer Kill til,
dog he would not. His explanation
was that the dog belonged to His chile
and about the time he was going to &c,
the tag for the dog his child Givd. |,
took every cent that he could beg OF
borrow to pay the funeral expenses
"And," he said, IL keep the deg for tn,
sake of the dead child" He PROMISE,
to get the tag if the judge wuuld civ,
him further time, but, as the old maj
had not wrecked bank or done any
thing in tho tirs,t-rluss order of crimes
he had to go to Jail.