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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20

The will of Charles Bathgate Beck,
of New York, which leaves $l,000,000
to DR.. Parkhucr'- Society for the
Prevention of Wee, was probated.
A contest of The III has been begun
by Mrs. Matilda arter, who claims to
be- child of 10 Alexander Bath
gate, from VII ok Inherited ST.
100000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20

Gen. Wat. Hardin announces him
self as candidate Tor Governor Of
Kentucky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20


Semat, = Peffer presented an amend
ment to The Oklahoma town site bill
to provid hat in any election for the
location ~ county seats call citizens Of
the United States" irrespective of sex,
shall be rniired to vote. IL was OBJ
posed BY senator Blackburn, but SEN
atOr Pcil = made strong speech in
support his amendment. 81 in
tend, y 81 Il he i'll conclusion, 40 avail
myself 4" very opportunity to give TO
woman--'i ID bless her-everY advan-
tage, ev, light and every privilege
that | have got" The amendment
was defeated
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20

For the Intelligent Voter the Com
ing Year Will Be Fraught with
More Interest Than a Cam
psign. BY What is Done This
Wintvr the Fate of Parties and
the History of Government
Will Be Determined.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20

William q Is formerly Deputy
Collector Of l''fro Revenue in the
Seventh kHrl0 district, has been
elected Pes.altp he St Louis Mer-
chants Exchang,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-02-20

In the motion asking for a new
trial iol n,lergasl, the assassin OF
Mayor tison, the attorneys for the
pcisonr W cited 10 reasons why the
origina diet should be set aside.
The chic 'ints are that the assertions
that the .iHrl was allowed to separate
OH election lay. and that Juror Muir
ray, dur mis- examination, declared
that he q ~ know Mayor Harrison
when, he was well acquainted
with ht
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
/ frau Robert Hinsie i

9us Smoba, gteb., traf Oienitag bier Bic
0acbribt Elm, baB bort Trau &obert
&in3ie aus Chicago geitorben let- G&G9ft
Nleran6er 8eaubieu mar Die 8eritOrbene
Die Glteite Gintpo6nerin ber @artenita0t.
Srau Singles WtGb6enname mar Gum
mint6Ien M6iitIer un6 ie mai Die Sodter
oes Sberften 0biitter, tpelAer i'm Sabre
1904 oas erite Sort Dearborn erricbtete.
SIN Sabre 1882 betratbete tie Gobert
&tnsie, ser 3ablmeiiter in General 9btl.
G6ert0an's Stab tpar un0 1878 ft0rb. Der
@be e%nt1prongen 16 &inoer. 2t6t baDon
Ieben nod un6 poDnen i'm 2anoe 5eritreut.
Giner ibrer S0bne, Sobn Single, lit &apts
tdrt i'm s.. in Oma6a, gfeb., itationirten
8unbesz e59tegtment; Die anoeren
&in0er ftnb: Trau SHANNON in 8Nrlingz
ton, &as.; Srau 0cneral @cprge $.
Stuart, 8ai9ington, 9. g.; Trau Sulia
8arIons, bic I'M Jte9tftrirung5>9 epartez
ment 6eS Dieit9en 8oltarttS bei9afttgt lit;
Sranf t. &insie in GnglenoOb un0 8alter
Single. Cine Gnbere Sod1ter betratbete
ben 9%ieutenant Soften, unb ais Dteler
1tarb, einen Nnbereu rn6 5og nit bteiem
nab Qugier. 8eim 9luSbrucb be5 Gebel=
Iionsfrtcges Sog Sic 8eritorbene na3
Q%SaI6ington unb bLieb bort bis gum SObe
ibres Mtanneg; 6ann fam ite micDer nacb
Chicago. Ser Sob e~reiIte ite, ais ite ibrsm
in omaha mobnen6en Sobne einen 8eiu6
abftattetc. Sic mar Die SDtDefter 0eS
2berften @Dtitler. Der Dor Sol. GroftDl
ba5 10. Snfanteriez 9tegtment befe6Iigte.
Die 8~eer6iguu9 forb 0onnertGg in @racez
Lamb fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
Staot Chicago.
u. G. Beings 8efinoen.
Die Seferufe cine d~noauernoe. Sef9life
Ger %2tItenRein=6 recutiue.

0en 5ab[reicben Sreun6en bes 9errn 81.
6. 6eiing, 6eS Brdlibenten Der uSutnols
StaatsSettung @o.", peIdber Dor etlpa 5tpet
@oben in gopcr5' Safe BON einem Sbla9;
anfalI betroffen purOe, fonnen mir Die err
freulicbe gtacbridbt mittDeilen, baB iib 6aS
8cftn6en bes &runfen i6on bermaBen ge>
beIlert bat, 6oB ct in ben lcbten Sagen I'M
Stanbe mar, furse Spa3icrgGn9e uno
Spasjerfa6rten SIT mad6en, uno eS 1T bic
auerbeite 6offnung Dorbanben, baB 9err
0eiing in menigen 8ocDen poufdnbl8 tpte7
Oer9ergeiteQt iein miro.
Sn tbrcr Sibung pom Iebten 9onncrlfag
faBtst Die WfitglteOer Der @recutipz8 ebOr0e
bes 0euticben Qllten1eims, beren Yrdlibent
6err 6ciing lit, fOl9cnOc 8el6Lulie, Die
iue burc6 @rbeben bon Den SlBel1 noo9 be-
fDnbcrS befrdfttqten:
v@S iei beI1IOiien, 6aB mir bic 2(bpeien7
belt uniereS gce9rten 8rGitoenten, beS 0rn.
81. 6. SEEING, i9uter5lt6 bctraucrn unb
innigit miIni6en, i'm balb mieber IN 1lelI
geit6rttem @pbliein inter uns BET ben
@eriammLun9en SIT ie9en.
Serncr fei eS beibtoiicn, 6aB Die Sefrc7
tGrin 6errn SEEING bon btelem 8eiblu11e
in &enntniB iebe. &ae ienben tbre per-
iDnLicben @riiBe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

6ragen gu Der 9eratbung Der @recutiue
btnsuge5ogen. Serner tpur6e bei6IOiien,
baB bas @e6alt bes Sinonsiecretdrs in
jeber Notwithstanding fcit9eiebt tperbe.
Sir bic nGbiten apet Sabre puroe eln ge7
bait bon $3.50 per Sabr beitimmt.
Sine 2len6erung in Der Subrung Der
8er6anblungen Der @eneral78erlammlunz
gen nur6e in bem Stnne 9etroffen, OaB
fortan Ser 8rGiibent bes g~tattonalsGerz
banbes nut BEN @onDent e%rOffnet, tporauf
bann Der lebtere ieineu etgenen SorltBenz
ben ernGblt. oils leBte neue 8elttmmung
in ben berGnberten Statuten lit bic 81 be-
seibnen, baB cine Gltersgren5e bon 80
Sa6ren fir Die %@ufna6me in ben 8erbano
feitgelebt purbe.
0as Examinations zGomite empfabl, baB
bic nGdite @rccutipe aus benz Qofaluereir
Chicago ertDdblt tperbeu un6 bracbte f~ol8enoe
8eamten in @ori6Log: 9raiiOent, Gbeo.
Saniien 8tcez8 rGlibent, 8. 8. &raft;
S6aBmeIiter, Or. &obert Wabl; corr.
unb Sinanss SefretGr, Gobert &teSIin9;
prototoIirenber SefretGr, &ic9arb Srenne.
gu NcOiioren murben Dor9ei6lagen Die
6erren Trib @logalter, @bica9o, SOS.
S9iparb, ct. Qouts, un0 Sultus Wti9le,
Wtlmaufee. SGmmtlic6e 8oricbGGge uno
Nominationen tpurben cinitimmig 9utges
beiBeu unb ais Srt fir QbDaltung 0e5
ndbIten entertainments ct. 9outS ge>
ipGblt. Nacb Qnnabme Der ilbltden 0anz
fesbei6liiie erfplgte Gertagung sine die.
Dim NbenD fano I'M 6otel 8iSnHarf Elm
Nbi6iebseiieu itatt unb am f%olgenbcn Sage
traten bie 0ele9aten Die 0etmreiie I'll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
! frieoensribter ScuLIv +.

Ser Srieoensricbter Daniel SculD, cine
ser populGrften Decentralization @bicago's,
lit Sreitag in ieiner @oanung, $50 @arrcn
ADe., in Solge elmer 2ungenent5InDung
geitorben.
6err Scuup bate ii1 cine Grf6Itung
5uge5Dgen, Die i'm am IeBten Sienftag Ders
anlaBte, iein 8urealt 3eitig st Dcrlalien.
Die GrfGltung cntnifelte ii5 su elmer
&ranf6eit, tpel6er Ser BON friiber Der burb
Die Solgen Ser Bright icbcn &ranfbeit ge=
i6mGcbte &0rper oes Batienten teinen
8iocrltanb 5u leiitcn nermo6te. Ser Ser
itorbcne binterlGBt cine @itt1pe unO iieben
Gin6er.
9onieI Scuub jpurbe Dor So Sabren in
Der Sta6t yietp Oorf ge6oren. 9tls ct stpei
Sabre aft tpar, per5ogen feline @ltern nad6
elmer Sarm i'm @puntD Wc6enrp, SQ.
SpGter fam er nab G6tcago, no ct oas
81. MarD'S college auf Der Nor6icite be-
ludbte. Sobann ipurDe er WtitglteO 0eS
Union Gam College, mo CT cine glGnSenbe
Yritfung beltanb. SIN @emeinicbaft init
Sobn g.. Quinn etablirtc ct ftb duf Der
gtor0leite ais Gecbtsanma[t. 9m l. Oedt
1871 murbe er gum SriebenSrtbter ernonnt.
un0 bieie Stelung bat CT bis sl ietnem
3ooe bebaLten, inbem ct allen polttiiben
9erdnberungen in Staot unb Stoat trobte.
3ebn Sabre sGang mar CT au6 Boli5etz
richter. Seine BopularitGt tpar cine be-
neibenspertbe. OafIr be1aB er aber AUDI
etncn uneri6Itterlicben @cre6ttgfeitSfinn.
Gr war Elm ebrli6er, aufri6tiser, geipiiien>
batter Monn, Der es iich CUR Q(uigabe
madbte, Seben nacb Gerbienit unb 8irbigz
felt su %bebanbeLn. Ofit leinem reicben
8iiien prnafte er nicbt, ionbern bracbte
6aiielbe rubig unb belbeiben 3ur 9lnwen1
bung. Die Nabri9t bon Nicbter Scuup's
GOoe erfiIut 6a6er aub feline sablreio6en
Sreunbe nit Srauer unb Tbeilnabme.
Die 8eitattung ftnbet am fiinftigen
Monta9 auf benz GalparDz Sriebbof itatt.
SIS lit anSuncbmen, baB baS BON ibm
binterlaiicne 8ermDgen fcin unbebeutenbes
lit, oa itb Der beliebte ~Sriebensridbter elmer
Iebbaften 8raris e~rfreute. Die meiiten
ieiner &inOer iinb nocb in iu9enOlicbem
Sitter.
9enrD SERB, Soc &ipleD, Senator Maz
bonep, Sobn Wf. Smitb, Gonita6ler Saz
mes S'8rien uno pieIe anbere MGnner,
nit benen Der Bertorbene felt Sabren tdg>
LID Dertebrte, 1timmtet, ais tbnen geltern
Die SobeSna6ricAt susing, in benz urtbeil
therein, baB Die StaOt G6tcago nit benz
Xooe 9an. ScuQD's einen 10 tabeILoien
SriebenSri6ter perloren babe, tpie er piels
let5t nicbt DteDer 5u ftnoen lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
mabrfd)etnlidD ermorOet.
0norep Busters 9eheimnifpolIer
Coo.
flint perfonen ais ser Chat perodbti9 per=
haftet.

Gn Ser Gfc bon Ni6Gan6 glbe. un6 43.
StraRe mur6e Wtontag in friiber Worgen7
itunbe bic Nei6e oe5 - Sabre alien 9ln7
bretp Butler, bon SEQ. $3.50 Qincolu
GtraBe, o%ufgefunben. Die 8ruit beS
Gobtcn mics cine flaffcpbe S6ieBnunbe
auf uno es unterliegt faum etnem !3meifel,
boB Ser iun9e Weann einem i6euBliben
Gerbrecben gum Spfer fteI.
ltNtcr benz Geroabt, bie S6an6tbat be-
0ongcn gu baben, ipurbcn nob i'm Qauie
6eS Cages flint 8urid5en Namcns Sobn
N0potno, SameS Mfebibaf, 2outs 6auerz
Tod, Somes G6caI uno Sau1c3 9topotneO
in 6aft genommen, Die am Nbeno borDcr
in 0eicuibaft 8ubler's gele6en tpurOen
uno gelneinlam nit bielem Elm Gan5pere
%gniigen bcluchten. sic ertlGrten auf Der
Goli5etitation, baB 8ubler itc5 ielbit entz
Ieibt babe, mas aber BON ben QIer3ten mach
Sou6irung Ser @unbe ais gerabe3u- aus
.gelchloien betracbtet pir6. JeItgefteGt
lpurOe in5tpilc9en ihon, DAB bic iungcn
2cute tnr3 Dor 3 ltbr bic Wirtbi3aft Don
SSobn 9topotnu, Oil 2incolnz uno 80 Str.
gcle9cn, beiu9trn unO iicb Idngere 3eit in
berlel6en auIbiclten, mas nacbber aber
unter ibnen paiiirte,tit nocb iii tiefes 9uns
fel gebliIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
Captain Derrett /.

@apitGn Soiepb 6. 8errett, Der Super
intenbent Ser rWtarinette Sarge Cine GOmz
panp", Elm reiber SbihSci8cntbiilner unO
alter @nltebIer @bicago'S, ftarb Mittwob
Wor9en in ieiner @Obnung $50. sos SO.
2lbamS GtraBe. nGh neutrality-suspicious.
&rantenIa8er an einem 6er3iibeI. @r mirb
Sreitag Mittag nm l I6r pon Der gpipbaz
niaS7&trbe aus nab benz SrieObOf 5u Stole
0iu gu 0rabe getra9en iuerOen. Ser Ser
ftorbene pur6e am 26. Muguit 1888 gu
Commemorative in @nglauO, 9eboren unb
fam 1852 nab @6icago. @r iiebeGte iib
bier an unb tptbmcte ii9 6em 8eruf zines
Geemannes, Dem ct AUDI iein gan3es 9e6err
lang nit groBem @rfolg treu blieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
0ur Rube 9ebettet.
Gouaro RummsI in erbebenoer WeiIe be-
itattet.

Condro 6li11fflel III erpeDeIoer WElIe DIE
ftattet.
Sonnta9g3acbmittag fan6 Sic 8eer6i8un9
6es am Sonnabeno frib peritrrbenen
@Duor0 &uInmel itatt, tpelbe in erbebenoer
g8eiIe %perIief. Sbrem Deri3ieoenen Rolt7
metiter bate Sic 8Oitofftce bon Safe Stcp
eit pra1tpoue5, DobeS 8lumenltitG %gelanot,
in pelhem ieine SteuuEg Dur6 etnen
8lumenbrief 9efenn5eibnet mar. llnsd6ltg
tparen Bic itbrigen 8lumengaben, pel6e
ben Sarg be6eften un0 INN oenlelben 9rups
ptrt tparen. Die Grauerfeier lettete Baltor
@uitap q. zimmerman, tpelcber in ergrei7
fenben Worten be5 6ingel6teoeEen 9eoabte.
9ta9 Dem Nbi9luB ber Srauerfeier trug
cine Mbtbetlung BON 8rteftrdgern uno
StationSbeamten BEN Sarg aus benz
Srauer9aus, $40. 1413 sc. 6alfteo Str,
nob benz Wa9en, pdbreno bas Irommler@
Corps 6es 9incoln GurnperetnS, tDelder
fi9 in corpore an Dem 8e9rGbntB betbetz
ligte, einen Srauerpirbel i6lug. 9as
GrommIer>G orps formirte bte SptBe, bant
folgte etn 3ug 8rieftrG8er. Dem Gei9en1
tpagen giltgen bic 8abrtu6trGser sur
Seiie, uno ber banu fol9enbe Bug Der &utz
idben mar ein LANCER, Do bic 8etbeiltgunS
cine auBerorbentli6 itarfc tuar.
Quf benz @racelanoz&ir6bof mi6n1ete
Sen. 2ieb benz 8eritpr6enen ben lebten,
tiefbeipesenben gtabruf.
@6uaro STUNNED ma So Sabre alt; er
1T in 9euti6lanb 9eboren unb lieB
iib Dor bieIen Sabren in 0lmerita
nic6er, mo CT in 8eoria anidBig
murbe. SIM Sabre 1868 unter @ouOerneur
8aImcr gum Stoats7S etretdr gepdblt,
fiibrte CT cine beuti9e 3eitung in PeOria.
SIM Sabre 1870 trat CT our 6emofrattl9en
gortei iiber unb Der3og na6 Gbicago, mo-
er in Der 8Oritabt Safe 8iem ben vGoltilz
lion" b%erauS9ab. ST. tpurbe gum Supre@
Diior nou Safe 8ietp eripdblt. 9tacb Ser
Geri6melSuug bieies @emeintpciens NIT
Gbtcago, itcute Der vgoitiuiOn" iein ST.
i9einen ein. SIM leBten 6erbit tpurOe
Gummel gum g oitmeifter Ser Safe Gietpz
Station ernannt. ST mar smeimaL peri
beirat0et unb feline So4ter aus eriter Gbe
mar 6rau Guminels8o6ben. Gr btnterz
IGBt Sic atpeite Satin nit flnf &inbern.
Der Sob erl0ite i'm BON einem lan9tpteris
gen unb icDperen 9etoen.
Sn Der 3a6l Der 2eiotragenocn, tpel9e
Dem GcritOrbenen bas Iebte @eleit 9aben,
befanb fi9 audi Der 8oitmeiiter, 9err
Waiblngton 6eitng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
Serfdn1ettert.

@tnen ibreflichen Sob fanb Mittpo6
8ormittag ber 30 Sabre a!te 4nitreic6er S.
Mauen, beiicn 9lngebOrtge in benz 6auie
gfo. 522 20. StroBe Do6nen. 9erIelbe
mar Oamit beibdfti9t, baS 9teuBere bes
Santa sc : Glepators an3uftrei9en, ais
pl0bli6 baS cine 2eitieiG beS DoGe 100 SUB
Iob iiber Dem @r6bOOen bdngenben S6wez
begeriilts brab.
Wfa0en ftoIperte un6 ~itir5te 6ann, fi3
mebrmals IN Der 2uft iberi6LagenO. in bie
jdbe Stefe bt1a6, nm i6lteBli6 nit auer
8u6t auf5ui9lagen. Sein &0rper muroe
9eraoe5u enticbli9 3ugeri3tet unO bilbetc
cine ein5ige 8lutmaiie. Man i6afite Die
0ei6e lpdter9in na9 8Iate's WiOrgue, $50.
708 81, StraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

gerbnten # better ais &nz
riren. Ser e6rwirbt9e Name ct. Ser1z
i 29Fo 'G bic m u Rt5 Sf' fortfa5st, 'y Snr5 aus j.
i6meifuuoeu bic g{atur 81 nliBbrou6en ullO
bic ,8iQen u%nIerer 86ter" Die pOr6ii9li9ite
sur 8er6itung DON &rantbeiten btenli6e
&ranei Der @elt blei6en. gSeun 9eill &ppetit
uerloreu, 0eine 53unse bele9t, 9ei1 S9lof
nrrubtg, 0eite 0Grme peritOpft. Define 9ant
bloBgelb, 0eine @ugeu 9elb ii1lb unb On
Sid, 1penn aud uiDt 9on5 frarf, bod nnz
wo6l fiblit, 10 lit gewiB &roltt6eit i'm @n5I9e..
28arte ni9t borauf, iouOert bebenfe, baB
0er6iteu better nuO Iei9ter lit ais &uriret
u1b oaB st. Bernard &rGute L
pt1Ien gu 25 Gents bel apotbetern 81
habeu Iin0.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-16
4ire Stuck.
The Butter Cow.

Recently in an address HI. c. Adams
of Wisconsin said: The modern dairy
COW in her best form is long ways
from cow nature as it existed in the
times of Abraham, no doubt. She is
highly artificial. The more artificial
she is the better she is. The men who
worry and theorize about our getting
away from nature, in order to be con-
sistent. never should milk, they should
leave that to the calves. We put shoes
on horses and clothes on children, and
slap nature in the face every time we
Aave. The dairy cow has been made
ever by the hand and brain of man for
perfectly natural purpose-making
money. And if she does sometimes
have milk fever and many other dis
eases unknown to wild cattle. she to-
day possesses greater vital force than
her unpampered ancestors, who were
supposed to be hardy, but all of whom
would have died in a week if compelled
to exert the vital force necessary to
elaborate in their organism milk
enough to make fourteen pounds of
butter in that time. We have not de-
stroyed vital forces, we have changed
their currents. The average COW and
the average farmer are being driven
from their fields-to better ones. In
herited notions are giving way to the
logic of facts. An old farmer in nv
state says: Feed makes the cow"
Prof Henry, at the experiment sta
ton, says nothing, and feeds a COM
mon COW, a grade Jersey and a
thoroughbred Jersey 17-cent ration,
each the same, in the same barn,
with the same care, for a week, and
from the common cow he gets one
pound of butter, from the grade one
pound and five ounces, and from the
thoroughbred one pound and fifteen
ounces. A farmer in New Jersey by
grading, without special change of
feed, raised his butter average in a
large herd, in ten years, from 125
pounds to 275 pounds. i test the cows
in my own herd and find them rang
ing from six to seventeen pounds of
butter per week on the same feed.
Does feed make the COW? Good blood
lies at the foundation of dairy success.
The average farmer has enough of it
when electrified by thought his cows
10 not. Outside of his often thought
less disregard of his own business in
terests, the average farmer commands
both our love and our respect. He has
made these western states. Through
his modest and sometimes unnoticed
toll have come railroads and schools
and pleasant villages and cities rich in
| beauty and commercial life, and in his
quiet country home he has bred the men
who to-day control the business and
political destinies of this nation We
may criticise his business methods in
order to improve them, but we never
forget that the average farmer is more
than an average good citizen aud more
than an average patriot. And in the
| great contest which is to come be-
| tween the socialist, anarchist and com
munistic enemies of all government
and this government, he will be the
rock upon which this government
| shall stand.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-16
First. of the Habitable Planet.

In Buttons speculations on the
origin and age of the solar system
he gives some curious opinions and
figures concerning the gradual cool
ing down of the various planets. Ac-
cording to these. the fifth satellite
OF Saturn was the first of the bodies
which cooled down to temperature
which made its inhabitation by
organized beings possible. This
process began 1919 years after the
origin OF the planetary system, and
continued for upwards of $4,000
years But as the system is now
almost 20, 900 years old. the first of
the haoitable planets long since be-
came too cold for the existence of
organized being of any sort, and is
now dead world.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-16
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Chorea, or st. Vituss Dance, and other dis
tressing, nervous symptoms commonly atten-
dant upon functional and organic disease OF
the womb It induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and dependency.
Even insanity, when dependent upon womb
disease, is cured by it.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is o
scientific medicine, carefully compounded by
On experienced and skillful physician, and
adapted TO woman's delicate organization It
is purely vegetable in its composition and
perfectly harmless in its effects IN any coadi-
ton of the system. For morning sickness, or
nausea, duo to pregnancy, weak stomach, in
digestion, dyspepsia and kindred symptoms,
its use viii prove very beneficial.
DR. Pierces Book 1853 pages, iilustrated)
ON woman and Her Diseases" giving sue
cessful means of Home Treatment win Be
mailed in plain envelope, securely sealed
from observation on receipt OF ten cents
to pay postage. See the Doctors address
near the head Of this article
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lie very far from amusing, ultraviolet reader.
II so be you are one. rebellion fomented by
each mountainous wave that smites the ves-
sells hull, threatens absolutely to dislodge vouI
very vitals from their natural resting place, and
nausea so frightful that it would reconcile
you to termination OF your suTerings by ship
wreck. harnesses you. Well for you then, OF
rather before this crisis, if you are provided
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a swift rem
coy for and preventive of the nausea OF trav-
elers by sea or land, nervousness caused by thu
vibration of the screw of a steamer or the lar.
ring of a railway train. and an aptidote &c
bowel, liver and stomachic troubles caused BY
impure water and unaccustomed food The
Bitters also, cOunteracts the effects of fatigue
and exposure, and is a safeguard against nal.
arial, rheumatism and kidney trouble
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The foreign policy of the United
States receives special attention in the
department Progress of the World
of the Review of Reviews for MAY.
The advantages to be derived by our
people from the construction of the
Nicaragua Cannal. from our CONNER
cial position in the Pacific, cand from
using Pearl Harbor as naval repair
and coaling station are clearly out
lined. The part played by the British
Bermudas as base of operations
against the United States during the
Civil War is recalled as an object les
son to those statesmen who seem over
fearful of any policy looking toward
the annexation of Hawaii.
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THE HORSE BUYER--The eastern
buyer is very incorporating. He
accepts your horse as he finds it. He
can not afford. to pay you a first-class
price for your horse simply because
you have the best one in the Eeighbor-
hood By comparison with some
horses yours may be good, and yet
might be found wanting by other com
PARSONS The eastern buyer to-day
wants the best Any of them will
tell us that they would rather nav $50
for what they call first class horse
than $50 for plug, and now comes the
question. what constitutes a first-class
horse and how can we get him? A
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Forbade Him to suhmit.

One of the most painful trials OF
kossuth's exile was his inability to be
present at the deathbed of his mother.
She liued in poverty in Brussels. and
she expressed desire to see her son
once more before she died. The Bel
gian government of that day would
not grant his request to visit her un-
less he consented to be accompanied
wherever he went by an officer of po-
lice. He might have consented to this
degrading condition, says one biog-
rapher, for her sake, but no sooner did
his mother hear of it than she forbade
him to come to her. and she expired in
the last days of 1852, blessing him with
her dying breath.
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The position of The Art Ameteur on
the authenticity of the Cesnola anti
quities in the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art, is so well known that no archRol
gist will be surprised at the glee with
which it quotes lin its May issue) from
the notes in the recent Catalogue OF
Greek, Etruscan and Roman Vases,
made by Mr.. Edward Robinson. Cura
tor of the Boston Museum of Fine
Arts, showing the patched-up charac
ter of many of these antiques.