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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
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SN- ltitS hFNti " " lhfNSlANh'
Gin Greer irogte ieinea 2ebriing,
DER aug Dem Se1er fun. hari6: n@ns
BADEN Sic 10 fapge III Dem 9efier &c;
tDdn?"
2ebrtins: sd Gabe oas Sprupmab
gereiHlst, es iuor 10 nOI 8eflcbt, oaB es
faum nod rin babies Quart bolien
toniie."
Grocer: rgba, Dos lit, mas Sic gss
tbau babeu. @oblau, Iesen Sic Sbrsn
out auf, seben Sic nad Sauic ano fassn
sic Sbrem !Serru 8apa, er ioGe Sic in
ein tbculosiidcs Seminar in ore 9ebre
id;den. Sic iino uoIlitdnoig %untaus-
lid ilr oas Srpcsriessi9dft."
&or einem unlerer 5rlebensri9ter.
Der auf iciuem 9aupte einsn sroseu
8Oamuno t,dst. itanb elm Srlduoer. Der
feline Jrau %miBbanoelt bate unO Die uns
teriuduns ersab folsenoes 8eiultat:
Ser 5riebensri9ter fdbrt ben Miiies
tbdter on: vMit 8eiti9enbiebeu burd.
sepriselt 81 tperoen, mare eisenttid Die
paifenbite Straie fir sic unb Sbres,
sleihen. Die Sbee fir einen Mann
Sbrer Stdrte ein arres idmades
@eib iuie bieie 10 81 idlasen."
Nrreitant: ,Nber guer @bren, fe
rei5t mid %beitiabis."
&idter: rNuf pelhe Irt tpsrben Sic
oerar:is sereBt?"
Mrreitant. ..8ie?! Sic iast bsltdu-
big: .Sdlas mid! StoB mid. Sd
forberte Did beraus. es gu tbun.
S4lase mid nur elm ein5is Mal, uno
id laiie bid bonn arretireu uuS Dor ben
fablf6pfisen alten rudtOien @srl bon eis
8idter briusen uno hann ipirit on
ipas Der nit Dir tbut!"
Ridter Unit eritidter S%tir,ue): ,,@ut-
falIcn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

s Gbicaso, Is. Stunt. Ser oeutide
Gag purbe bsute auf Der Beltaua ltel=
flung in sroBartiser @eiie sefeiert. Gs
tuaren iibsr 100000 gefuder auf benz
8lab.
$4,000 Seuilb.N mer,faner 81 9ferb,
81 Basen unb 81 SUB nabmen OH Der
srpsen 8araoe tbeil, wel6e ben 8e9inn
Der 5eier bilbete. Morsens nm 10
ubr maridirte Der 9%riumpbSug bonn
Seeuferparf ab bur6 Die Saupttrab Sen
Der Siaot. ueber 40 prddtise Sbaus
,ua0en ,uaren nit im Suse. Den Nn.
fang nadte Die Columbia NIT ben Is
Srisinalltaatsn, oanu famen Der &eibe
na6 cine Nus9orie bes 5reibeitsfrieses
bon 1913, Die 2anbuns Der eriten
SeutIden in Germantown, bic Gut-
uideluns beg S6ibenwelens nit "A
2anbsfne9ten (uon ben S1lben &c.
itent), Der Nbeno mad Der S9la1t bon
R~e5ouuile (&aiier @ilbelm bic Welb,
uns WOItie's empfansenb, neben ibm
8ismard unS Der a~ronprins), Marte,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

Sc tteiner bie9oie elmer Weo'Sin
ole cine Stir bep,rft. I'M 10 bfiisr.
0cMitt's 9ittte garlp &iiers iino Die
fteuuiten Gilen, bstuirfcn Die 8ur unb
liuo on6er bic beitsn. Wolter Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

Gin fuenis front. DegBitt's 2itile
Garip Sitter, bic fleine Bile. wiro Did
fnriren. @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
0efen=, Giien.
unb
Vie6suaaren NanolMM9
BON
CHRIST. EBERLIN,

HrontitraBe, Ser,aonn. W,.
Stets oil Ganb bic beten Rod= unb ben.
0fen, @aioiinofen, elm p~ouf6mbiaeS Qoasr
pom Sart: nnb Ble1m oaren bic ids ~ Sen
auerniebriSiteu 1reiien perfaufe
SD babe bic gieafts eirss auten RIemy.
ners seiidert Inb BIZ. iest tinaerintst AZ
Arbeiteii, &epatatnren beftens oiisMfibren
Dadrinnen uno Sledbdder itelIen mr. an
3nirieofnt cit Der.
I'm 9etei9ten 3Riprnh bitter
Gbr;lf. gbertin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

Das Sdeiben bes @inters dnbert
oas Spftem. Die 9utur offnet bic 30,
rem unb i9eiSet Sdle5tes aug. Sc.
Bitfs SariapariIa btlft be, Der Oper~
atipri tuuuberbar. @alfer 0ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
yrrbicnf aeminnt.

@ir winiden mitjutbeilen, baB luir
ieit Sabrea Or. Sings ngteip 9iscoue.
rp," sesen I~usSebruns, Or. Sings
Nsue Y~ebenspileu, 8udlen's Nrnica.
Salbe uno electric 8itters perfauft,
unb nod feline Meoi5inen in unlerem
@eiddite batten, iuel6e lid 10 gut Der
fauften uno 70 alsemeine 3~ufrieoenbeit
sabeu, als oieie. @ir iteben bnber
ni6t ab, lie 81 ieoer 3eit ju sarantiren
unb mir iinb bereit, Den 8aufpreis su=
ridSuseben, iuenn oeren ridtiser 8es
braud nidt BON @rfcls 9efrOnt 1T.
Sieie Mittel baben lire srube Yupulas
ritdt nur burd ibren &erbienit I'm Die
leibenbe Weuldbeit, - @alter Bros
9rusitore Sermann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

Z Sn ben @einbe,sen Si5iliens bot
li6 Der sefiirbtete @ait. Die 8eblaus,
einseitellt.
Gin Gplbat in Bopreutb bat fi1
mittelit zines @laslderbens ben Baud
aufseidlist. Der unsliidlide itarb
mad unid9liden Nualen.
8ien, Is. Stunt. Suffers Baum /.
tuolipinuerei in 8rooes in B6bmen lift
niebersebrannt. Man iddst ben emf;
itanbenen Sdabsn auf $4,000.
Sn 9eselbOien I'M Sapriiden ST.
sierunssbesirf sdwaben, bat elm ied=
Ssbnjdbrises Mdbden nit eineni @afir.
meiier ieiner eiseneu Mu!ter, ieiner
S1melter unb einem beiabrten Snfel
bic 8eble bur6idnitten uub Johann iid
ielbit nit benz @eiier 10 idtpsre 8ers
lesun3en beisebradt, baB lie an Yerz
b%tutuns itart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
SoafanotQ ausaerottet.

gSie Siele Arsneien sibt ss. psl6e rpobl ben
Sdmsr; linoerl aber nie eias Sranfbeit ans=
rotten. Der Rontrat, in pelhem lolhe
Saniotipmittel sessn berpdbrte MeoRinen
liebeu, madt ni6t MIR ben @ertb Der ieste-
rem floler Ionbsrn bieut and uls Suutratlon
iir Die sbor5eit lid i9rsr gu beOisreu, rusnn
anbere, before. bewdbtte bd itlh. Sin
ihIaaenoer Sereis bisrfiir lit bic %sSirtung
BON $Spitstter's Masenbitters III Salen non
Salient uno @sbielieber I'M Tsrsle,d 81
beriemisen sspO9nlidcr 9traneien bel iuldeu
erantbeiten. Mitteiit bss Tittsrs werben
malariSde peibsn, unb penn lie nod 10 BART
nadis NIB b~Osartis iino, sriinolid turirt nnS
Der N0rper uor Itdnoig pon ibuen beIreit.
Gas lit ielten ooer ME Der 6all beim Gebsaud
Der acwObnlideu ar;neten, mein aud, mas
uidt beltritteu ,peroen iou, btele i'll manten
Ialen belier. Gas @lside gilt iir arials
uou Observation-Disclosures Siliolitat Htis=
renleibeh, Hbeumatismus, Nerpo'ttdt Nro
a09smeiner S6mdde. 0ds Si!ters belt
bieIe Sranfbeiteu oud ba, loo anoers Ar;reien
felue Rllr bepirft huben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

gbamberlain's Suitelmittel (gousb
8emeop) bat iib einen &uf be, allen
Sals= unb 2uneenfranfbeiten eriuorben.
gs lift oas bette Nittet fir Suiteu, Grs
fdltuns, Group unb &eudbuiten uno
beilt in aIsn 5dGen. Serr 6. 9.
Main BON Union gitp, pa. iast: SD
babe e,nen iebr sroben 8ertanf bon
gbamberlain's 9uitenmittel. Sd gar
antire iebe Slaide uns babe nod ME-
mails seb6rt, baB Die @irfuns ausse-
blieben 1T" - so Gents 5laiden gum
8erfauf bel @alfer 8ros. Orusgiitt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
Ius Dem gruBberjostbum aurem.

aus Dem @rubberSostbum aursm.
burg miro inter Dem lebteu Ntai berid)-
tet: Sier bssinnt aud Die anbaltenbe
Trodenbeit ~seraoe5u u~srbdnsuibuoQ su
ueroen. Nameutlid oas gutter 1T 10
tnapp geiuoroen, mie le,t uieleu Sabren
nidt mebr, uno Der 8,ebbeliser iiebt
NIT traurisen 8liden Der 3utunft emit
sesen. Die &e9ieruns lsst anseli6ts
oieler Sbatiabsn Die Sdnoe nidt. IN ben
StOOB, lonoern mir lebsn, iu,e man be-
itrebt lit, nit ridtissn Mitteln Der gu,
senblidliden 5utteruotb 81 lteuern.
Inter benz @oriise bes Staatsminifters
@pidem psriammelteu iif bic Mitaliez
Der Der Nderbau gommiilion, I'M liter
bic Wa6reseln Su berotben. ,uelte Die
6utternotb erfOroert. Il. a. einiste
mon lid oariiber. DAT Der lanbw,rIb.
ldafttiden 8eoolfernng Ratbidldac
ertbeilt 10, roen iolsn ii5ey oas Iniden
perldieoener 5utterphan5sn (ats Mais,
&iibsn, 8ideu uno otr9lelden }. tusfhe
bas feh(enoe !0eu unb Stroa biz 81 Ell
nem geipinen @rabe erlcben t0nntcn.
Die &egieruns beiteni Die Sdmercien
uno iibetldBt Oieislben gum SelbitfuIttn-
preiie ben Ortsuerein,a. 0csgleiben
lit beltimmt iuorber, zen Siehheiisern
@rielhterungen beSii9ti9 Der @ntua9me
ucn 91uhItieu mo 8eHutun3 Der @clo=
ueihe 5n seludbren. And iollen III Der
SerbeTeruas Der @aiisrperlorsuAg Der
G6rfer ernitfihe Shr:tte geibe6sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

Die initni9eneitcs 9euic c%,tennen in
OegSiIl's qIiiic Gdtip Giitrs Die be.
ten 4insH iJr unusraauiiitfeit, &opf.
wcb riib &srltnpfuna IS tfcr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

- 81 Dem 8~rocerglaoen BON Gam.
Rt5rpper, SEQ. 1923 aproli1e Giebeute
St,nSe in Ct. 2puls. erplpojrte ain
0cnnerstag lester Wpne Gin Gtebbes
batter nit SO GaQoren 6aiolin. Gu,1
Die @IptoliUn uno Den barauf |otgenOsn
Brand iuurbsn &s6cpp?t's 2aeen loiuie
Die Grocery bon Charles 8eismann
uno Der Sr0oierlaoen Den 6. Sinfeiitein
sirgedi6ert. Sbaoen $4,000. In.
geidGr 10 T%eriorsn iuuroen pertett,
orei oauen itauer.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
In Memoriarn.

VIM. Arthur Freeman died September
.26th 1898, age "a years 6 months and Is
days.
He was a young man of goodly make
up, of high character, endeared to all that
knew him. OF excellent talents he showed
himself in school, in college, in business,
ever able and weli-ftted for the parts as
signed him by Divine Providence, In dis
position, he was strongly and delicately
moulded. Of high integrity, he meyer
failed of any trust reposed in him. Modest
unto difidence but few, even of his friends,
were aware of his capabilities and talents.
OF a loving and kindly nature, he en-
twined closely around him the affections
of all with whom he came in contact. A
sincere and deyout Catholic, he faithfully
and e%difyingly fulfilled the duties of bis
faith. He was cut off in the budding OF
his manhood, and is deeply mourned by
mis- loving wife AMI mother, by his affec-
tionate sisters, brothers and other relations
and by his many friends. Peace to thy
ashes, Willie! May we who mourn thee
initiate thy good, and may the Goo Of
mercy find rs as well prepared for mercy
as we trust he has found thee! r.. I. p.
A FRIEND
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
THE PRESIDENT AND SILVER.

It is unfair to say that President
Cleveland is an enemy of silver when
he declares that there are conditions
which are necessary to its safe and
proper use as money. The Demo-
cratic platform says as much.
The New York Times, in discuss
ing Mr.. Cleveland's letter to Gov
ernor Northen says:
Mr., Cleveland is entirely friendly
to the honest and safe use of silver
IN the currency of the United States.
The condition to such use is that
silver shall always have an unques-
toned and unquestionable value
equal to that of gold and this with~
out the people being taxed directly or
indirectly to maintain it. Now, this
condition can be enforced only by
limitation of the amount Of coinage.
If the coinage be unlimited, silver
will become not only money, but a
standard of value, and as a standard
OF value it is worse than worthless;
it IS extremely dangerous, because
its own value constantly changes,
and will, in all human probability,
continue to change. Nothing La
more certain than that the Ameri-
can people will not submit for any
length of time to The insuferable
evils and perils That follow a diss
orderly and unstable currency as
night the day. Mr.. Cleveland-one
of whose remarkable characteristics
is that he has an instructive per-
ception of the deep and lasting ten
denotes of the public mind-sees
this. His letter is a singularly COM
pete and forcible statement of the
view taken by the great body of the
American people. II the Senators
who are opposing the repeal of the
law of 1890 had any sense, they
would recognize the fact, and, in
stead of standing out IN the absurd
and outrageous way they do against
the firm and Interchangeable purpose
of the nation, would take what they
can get.
This is exactly what the Jurna
has frequently given as its under.
standing of the presidents position
which we regard rs in strict accor,
with the platform on which he wa'
nominated and elected.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
MOBILE UNDER THE A v
A Southeastern Raging in Alabama and
Begions Flooded.


MOBILE, Ala, Oct. "A south
east gale broke this morning about
4 o'clock and the wind has been
increasing in velocity eve since,
until at this hour Il p. u.,) it is
blowing at least fifty miles an
hour. The barometer is still fall.
ing. The wind has blown the water
10 from the gulf until the river has
reached Royal Street which is four
blocks from the river aud at an
elevation of about fifteen feet from
Mean river height. There is no
possible chance of estimating the
money damage. All the wholesale
and a great portion of the retail
district of the city is four feet I'm.
der water and thousands of dole
lars worth 'ot goods have been
damaged.
The pilot boat Ida Low has been
driven on the wharf at the foot O
st. Francis Street.
The bay boat Heroine was
driven on the Mobile and Ohio
wharf and almost totally wrecked.
The Crescent City, another bay
boat, left Point Clear at the same
time she did this morning, and has
not since been heard from. It is re-
ported that three dredgers working
in the channel have been lost. 1t is
also reported here that some fifty
miles of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad along the coast are
under water and that the Biloxi
bridge has been swept away by the
gale. Nothing has been heard froLl
he Gardeners, in the marshes east
of the city, and the worst is feared
T~elegraphic communication is cut
off in almost every direction and
from the present outlook Mobile
will be entirely cut eff from the
outside world when dark comes
In this city houses have been uns
roofed, trees blown down and one
cotton warehouse has succumbeo
to the fury Of the gale. All the
smokestacks of all the manufactur.
ing industries have been blown
down. Street car traffic has beer
totally suspended because of dam,
age to the electric wires and the
city viii nc doubt be in darkness
as the waves are fast encroaching
on the electric light works which
may be under water in an.
other hour.
The busiest thoroughfares Of The
city are being navigated in boats
and parties are wading up 10 theil
armpits in al effort to save goods.
1t is given mp by all to be the wors'
storm that has ever visited Mo
bile. The southern part of tbs city
presents a scene Of wreckage as i
it had been bombarded. The tower
on the court house and Chris
Church are lettering. Dredge No
5 turned over near the Lish
House and three men were thrown
into the angry waves. At grea
peril the crew of the ting, Capt
Sam, steamed to the rescue ane
saved two of the men, the other
being Loaf. An unknown white MAJ
lost his footing while wading iron
the Union depot, at the foot o
Government street, and was swep
under the bridge and drowned.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
A BURIAL ALIVE.
Remarkable Experience of a Woman
in a sinking spell.


Mrs. r, W Phillips. Of Salem,
Mass, knows how it feels to be
laid out for burial and hear the
mourning of friends and relatives
over her supposed death. This
terrible experience was recently
hers, and she is now recovering
from the nervous shock that fol-
lowed her restoration to this
world.
It was her frantic effort to assu-
age her husbands grief that caused
tho faintest huttering of her heart
and saved her from the terrible
fate Of being entoomed alive. She
had been sick with peritonitis. She
had severe sinking spells, and in
one Of these spells she became
powerless to speak or move She
heard them pronounce her dead, fei,
them close her eyes, ia1t her hue
bands arms about her and heare
his heartsbroken sobs. Still shs
had no power to prevent any o
these manifestations.
She says the thought came tt
her during those moments, "Am
dead2 Can it be possible that thi
is death? Am 7 to hear my bus
bands grief and pass away from
him with no power to prevent it
mo, no. it cannot be; God woult
meyer be SO cruel" She made
frantic effort to speak, her HUSBAND
discovered some signs Of life
hutter of the heart, aud immedi
ately began to pour alcohol npo'
her and rub her vigorously. In
short time animation was restored
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05

The Washington correspondent
Of the Norfolk Y5raiasaa says the
Railway Commission have issued
an order to the GAINESVILLE and
Washington r. r. to show cause
on or before Oct. II. why az order
should not be made requiring such
repairs as may be necessary for the
security and accommodation of the
public. The personal inspection
of Tho railroad by Chairman Wills
son of the Commission showed it to
be in very bad condition.
Newbern Jogra01; Miles Sine
mona, col, of Bachelors Greek
says that the land is 10 rich in his
neighborhood that it sprouts grube
worms. He exhibited one at the
Journal office that had three per
feet shoots protruding fro m it's life.
less body from one fourth to one
half an inch in length, The sup,
position is that the worm had
swallowed some kind of seed which
germiuated and began to grow.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
Pikeville Letter.
P1KEvILLE, N. g. Sept. IS, 1893
Dear AfQNS:-

P1KEv1L1E, N. g. Sept. Is, 1898.
Dear Arg~s:-
Policeman E. B. Herring Of your
city, was in town Thursday on a
business visit.
Our young friend Mr.. W. S.
SIN tn, who has been spending a
month with relatives in Richmond,
Va. returned home Thursday, and
we are all glad to see him.
Rev. j. F, Edgerton, retu tned
home Friday from the western part
Of the State, where he has been at.
tending the Primitive Baptist Asso-
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs, T. B. Gilmore, of
Mount Olive, are in town on a visit
to Mrs. Elmore's father Mr.. J. P.
Smith.
Mr.. Hiram Ward, of your city,
was in town last week Oh a visit to
his brother Mr.. Gideon Ward.
Miss Ella Vail, the interesting and
fascinating daughter of MI. II. J.
Vail, who has been spending som,
days very pleasantly with friends in
our town, returned to her home in
the Salem section yesterday.
Mrs, S. F. Worrell returned home
this morning from a visit to rela>
tives in the country.
We are glad to see the Woodland
Crumbs in The ARGUS again las1
week.
i Mr.. J. f. Hosea is film: a posi-
ton as clerk in the grocery business
with Mr.. W. L. Pike.
Mr.. 2. E. Winstead went down tx
Mount Olive Saturday on a visit
Paul makes hia visits down there Sc
frequent that his friends are begin
ming to get their suspicious aroused
Well, we shall see what we shall see
The madest and loudest talking
} man We have seen was an old colore6
man who came to town one night re-
Gently to do some trading. He went il
to a store and bought a bucket OF
] lard and went out leaving it on tn
counter. When he returned hi
f lard was. gone and in consequence
thereof ne became so loud that b
could be heard all over town, II
[ said the man who got his lar
s thought he had spent all his money
s but he had enough to buy some NOR
! lard and then pay a lot of men fy
cent apiece to watch rogues. Afte
! making diligent search the old ma
3 found his lard and went home an
! all was still and the crowd preser
. was sufficiently amused.
" j, f. III.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
IF. II.

THE financial situation is inns
proving everywhere. American
vim and energy and intelligence
are winners all along the line and
Goldsboro is strictly in the pros
cessiop, not far from the head.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05

"The use of <Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a worh
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who dc not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, d. D.,
New York City.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
Separate Coaches for coiored People

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2-The
new State law requiring separate
coaches for white and colored
people went into effect tosday. All
the railroads have complied and
thus far there has been 10 trouble.
The colored people have organized
ana will file a suit to test the con
stitutionality Of the statue.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
LITTLE But LIVELY.
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand,
And the pleasant land

And dropping, into prose, we would say
that DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are mild
but prompt in relieving constipation sick
headache. bilious attacks, pain in the
region of kidneys, torpid liver, rnd in res
storinga healthy, natural. action to the
stomach and bowels. 25 cts a vial. One
pellet a dose, Little but lively. The use
Of the old style, drastic pills Is an outrage
to the human. system.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05

"Castoriaiss so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" n. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05

Johnson's Magnetic Oil cures all pain
and it will never return again, Internal
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-03-17
At SEA WITHAMADMAN
By CHARLES B. LEWIS IN. QUAD
Copyright, 1893, by G. B. Lewis.l

was going aboard the bark Storm
King as she lay in the Liverpool docks
about ready to sail for Jamaica with a
general cargo when stumbled upon a
ragged and dirty old woman who looked
to be a full hundred years old. She had
voice as shrill as fife, and as she held
out her hand for gift she cried out:
Don't go in that ship. Her captain
is crazy. Look out for the captain.
He's big man with red hair and blue
eyes, and when he smiles it's the devil
III him trying to break loose!"
What craft are you speaking OFF,
asked as l handed her a coin.
The Storm King, my lad. Don't go
in herr
The bark lay in a dock a long way
above us, and it struck me as a bit
queer that she should have hit her off
so correctly. l had signed at a ship
ping Office as able seaman and had not
seen the captain yet.
whats the matter with the captain,
did you sayY'
"He's crazy. Nobody knows it yet,
but it's the living truth, sir. If you go
with him, you'll meet with wreck and
death. All! but it's dreadful to see him
rub his hands together like great tiger
sharpening his claws to tear you to
pieces"
AS passed along she kept calling to
me not to ship aboard the Storm King,
and by the time l was alongside the
bark found myself considerably upset
l was in that state of mind where a
word would turn me either way. They
were getting ready to warp her out, and
as l stood on the rail taking look at
her decks the mate sang out to me:
Now, my lad, if you have signed ar
ticles for this voyage, jump down and
make yourself handy, for we are to sail
with this tide"