davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1898-10-31

He is booked for another week of ardu-
ous labor such as would make a man of
less physical strength trernble. but the
Rough Rider is not the man 10 finch
when such a stepping-stone to the Presi-
dency is before him Is tRat inFllis mind
eye just now. He is still suffering the
effects of hoarseness and yesterday took
as much rest and quiet as he could get
in the privacy of his home on Cove Neck.
There was report in this city, that the
colonel was suffering from inctpient yell
low fever and many kilograms were
sent TO his home making inquiry about IT,
Needless TO say there was no founda-
ton for the report. After the death of
Col. Waring from the dreaded malady
there seems to be disposition among
those easily scared To assume that every
man who has been on service in Cuba
and is taken i'll after his return home is
suffering from an attack OF dengue ty-
phoid or yellow fever, and this was the
cause of the reports in some places that
the Republican candidate had been
stricken
Estimates OF the LeaueTs'
All estimates of managers and fiSuIe
experts aside, it can be truly said that
a multitude of Republicans in this city
agree with the Democrats that the ticket
headed by Van Wyck will be elected.
What his plurality is to be. great or
| small. one thousand many thousands,
! there are but few voters in this city who
/ do not feel that Col Roosevelt is at the
| failing end of what is beginning to look to
them now very much like unto foriorn
! hope. The legislature and several con-
gressional districts are in doubt. What
this week may do to clear the skies in
this particular will be known when the
week is ended. The greatest concern III
this city over the congressional races is
in Mr. Quigg's district where Capt. Chan
Ter is making seven league boot strides
| after the present congressman. There
have been several valuable acce ssions to
| CHAMBERS side from former Republican
leads in the fourteenth district-Mr.
! Quigg's.
The evening times., 1898-10-31
GLNsTON INSTITUTE
STELLMAN SCHOOL
DIED.

MCCORMACK this city. on SATURDAY. Octo-
bec -, l>9S. WALTER REYNOLDS MCCORMACK
only Of Henry P. and Rose \ " Mccormick
aged nineteen years
Funeral tomorrow tTue>d4yj at go O'Clock
from the family residence, No. so Street north
east. thence to 81 Jo>ephs Church where high
mass viii b held In5erment al Mount Olivet
OemeteTy- 1t
MILLER suddenly, Of apoplexy, On SUNDAY. DC
tober 80. ls9S, az 10 O'Clock q m. HANNAH
HlLLER. aged seyenty-SIx wears and -ix months
Funeral. private from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. W 4 Jenkins, No 636 Street
northwest. on Tuesday. November l. at $50 D. m
lntermeEt Al Prospect Hill Cemetery II
The evening times., 1898-10-31

Do not suffer with corns or CAL
loused flesh when you can buy
DR.. Henry's Corn and Bunion
plasters for Ioc. A sure cure.
oe3I-tf
The evening times., 1898-10-31
BLACK ENTERS THE-EISTS
Will Support Roosevelt Under
Anti.Platt Managers.
HIS0N,N MASTER

Incident of a Meeting of arITrio of
Democrats at the Hoffman. House.
Payn md AIdridge SuliSy anl
LuLewarn,-Oratori oufbursts
of the Last W'eci<'sstc cam pm / sninsrs
The evening times., 1898-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-NOtice il hereby
given that / have applied to the Com
missioners Of the District of Columbia for
duplicate tax sale certificate upon west
ern part Of square 5l5. assessed in the
name of the Northern Liberty Association.
purchased a tax sale held on the 9th day
Of April 1895. the original thereof having
been lost or misplaced. FRANK NJ BEN
JAMIN. 344 d St y W oc30-St
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

9ar Nmerifas Stole / Berbensbi.
forien iuf beepnbt? = Sra 2onoon
teleeraferes 22be Npril: u9en en-
eelRe Bresfe er nefen emfemmi9 /
at fi9e, at ben Eib er tommen. oa be
5orenebe Stater oil inbtoQe fin
&laos blanbt be inoFpoel lesrise gea.
toner &eroen og opertase fin Tube
Nnbel / Berbensaniparet. Tiben Tor
5roi1iltbeben er forbi, os Nmerita
bar iaft paabespnbt en- &ariere. buis
@nbe er problematiR % maaRe fulb
al Besiuenbeber al ubpre Betpontns.
BET Ct ben aIminbeliae Nenius. at
Spanien % belle europa oil betlo9e
fig ooer ben Dag. ba ben Qumrenoe
2eue uaa9nebe."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
europa fputpatbtferer t4teo
Spantett-

Dette er tpertimob buab ber nu bar
beret paofaaet noele Tiger. men ira
Berlin blep ber teleeraferettil ameri'
ianRe Blabe ben 21be bS.:
ST. 8lumentritt, en- leoenoe Bi.
benifobsmanb. flyer: r&uropeiite
@pmpatb,es er meb @panien. lite
paosruno Of Beunbrins for Sponiens
toloniale Hbminifrotion men heqete
paoaruno af ben 5blelie. at be 5or>
enebe Staters Seier oil blipe Beepn'
belien til at ameritonifere europeiffe
Snhituttoner. Seq tan lite forflore
mig Gnslanbs Stiu,ns. 6uis &n9'
lanb piloe flute fig til be anore
Maeter / @pmpatb. for Spanien.
tunbe noaet sibres forat binbre Nmes
rifas @anbelsplaner".
@n pel fienbt tpR Bubliciit er!la~
rer. at @nslanb os Imerita oil blipe
trufne nermere iammen, europe oil
tomme unber rusfF 6tpre os Snb=
Hpoel5e / @eaierinss. Netboper.
Tribeben pil blipe repre1enteret af
&nelonn og Nmerito, os @neuolos'
berretbmmet og Neil1tarismen af
&efen al europa"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
@tuuefpta.

@n Is Nar 9ammel SBn Of Sames
5ranbieu / 9terbeben al Gilbert Sea
iiiBo % orebte fin lille ipebe Bror
9irsbos fife nse. 9an uibae lite.
at @eueret Dor looet.
= 8renbt tilbbbe. On go Nar
aammel u9ift Manb ueb Naun s.
9. Sobnfon Eopn Of &odmell.
Norman @ountp, brenote tilbpbe for
en- Tio fben. Non tror, at bon
baobe bolbt poo at brenbe enbel
&uR ner Stolben. men at @inben
6oube fsrt Slben ben til 8p9ninaen
og 4get. 6an Ruloe ba preoe at faa
6eftene ub. og berunber bleu ban
fao forfommen al &bs o9 6eoe. at
ban falbt ON efterat bore fommen
ct fort Stptfe bort fra @talben. 30
9taboerne fanbt ban, Dor ban alIere.
be bpo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

Borratterne. os foo inort tom jee Fl
8uo ON at flps'e. reiife iee fom
stowaway paa bet fsrfte Dampflit
til Niomi.
~Wcine" Dor fortbiet til ben felu
iamme Bbie, boor Sen. Bepler got
Orbre i'll at lesse enbnu en- Rine,
ofiieielt fienbt fom 8ste SO. 4.
Sra Niami reife leg til sfaiboiQe
hoor ieg mobtog tslsenoe Brep fra
6auatla, bateret lite Narts 1898:
r0eelas ole Beuiier. @eis til
Rem gort. Billet til 2onpou pente,
Dem BET. Gio5".
Dette oar fra @eplers NET anbe,
troeoe aoiutant oe 5peiber. iom iotts
alle Runbgisrelier fra Bepler %
sponien ! ubfbrelie. Seq reiRe lite
til Stem Dori men til ct. Souls oa
Tom bettra til @bicoao. Seq baobeoe.
at oer aulbe bliue Rris. loo ies funoe
uere fcrbaanben oe tase Del % bru,
ae N1uerue og 1orpeboerne paa be
tpanife Bcabe.
Winerne fan bliue offpret enten fra
Gaftniuaen Moro. @onobas eQer
Narineaaoroen @abia. Det oilbe
bore umuliet for nosen anoen eno
en- ipanR Officer at bape offpret bem,
oe insen anoen enb @epler oe bons
Ibiutanter uiofte. buor be bar, eQer
boor Nffprinss ssa(erierne uar.
@ranbolI ,pao{toar, at bet BOT @en.
@euler. iom aupiite bam at outage
yfaunet @scabaro. 6aa bar fere
Brepe fra Bepler ansoaenbe TT Nr=
beioe o9 ct almtnoelist Niliterpoa
fra bam. Nlt bette boz ban oper9ipel
til Naenterue. os bet pil bliue bru9t
Baibiu9ton.
eranooQ flyer. Of BON oil eipe @e<
9jerinsen Baibin9ton ct nsiastiet
Rart ouer aqe Eorpeboer os Miner
cuban1e &anoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
9lttterttanfte 0drotpaptrer uoett:
IattoS+

Salget af amerfanite gerbipopirer bar felse linz
berretnng fra 9onbon peret meset fort ben lenere
Etb, % Der lpues at pere en- Seubents til forget
@alg Derom bette parer, nil ber blue en- tlt99enbe
Snbltrpmntns a Sub til bette Dareeb. 0ette 9obe
gtpbeber os bepier ben Ero, man llblanbet bar til
Stabiliteten uor &rebtt. Der er en- anoen Slaes
Ero, for bpilten Solicit fife Blot bette sanb men ogs
aa lblanbet bar Itseiaa megen Grunb, og bette er
Eroen paa grfniusen al 5oltetters Usapebtters for
Spgbnmme, iom ptrfer paa Mapen, aeperen, Snbpol>
oeue, gprerne og geruerue Dpspepiia, @aloeDsbout.
oritoppelIe. &beumatisue Og Ell Eenoents til Sspnz
lssbeb, moopirtes os operunoes berpeb. Det brnge1
apDetiten tilbage mon tou,mer fig fOrtere eter Spgs
bonn, ben ipreber en- bebageltg gorme og Sslelie al
Iesemlist gelbefinbsnbe sienueut SpFemet. ct Bin:
sas fulbt. fsr man logger fig, usbfsrer en- belebrin:
aeube Sspu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
Sen t&tet 81tttitt8e MarStto

for 6elbrebelle al @atarrb ct &ao=
rem. Om 8interen er 8atienten NIB.
iat forat blipe fortielet paanpt %
bliue iat tilbase. Nen berlom Be=
banbliu9en be9pnoer ON Baaren %
fortiettes inb Sommeren. bebBper
man lite at trpste for ben paafslsenoe
Btnter. 9eatur!isuis beror bet me-
get paa Meo,cinen. Ser ct man9e
Gatarr6=Webiciner. iom linprer be
mef ubebaseli9e Tornemmelier tor
en- Eib. 8e'ruzna belbreoer mere
laneiomt men o8iaa mere permanent
eno benne RIasie Webiciner. On
Bebanblins meo Be<ru.na oil bel<
brebe @atarrb burtisere ON &aaren
enb nosen auben Narstio. Mr. Bol>
ter $. 9uder, Concord, sc. s., Frt<
uer til 9r. 6artman iom fblser:
vNaar 1es begpnote at BRUCE Deres
Wteoiciuer for fire Nar fben. leb 1eg
af tronil1 &atarsb. Seq baboe to9et
nafen to 9ufin Tlaifer al en- laofalbt
@atcrrb>Rur uoeu mesen 6ielp. Bez
ru,na belbrebeoe giatteiueoen og
5pimmelbeoen; ben helbrebebe mig
for ben 6oite, ieg bapoe baSt fra
&ueseu Of; leg Tan iiee, ben reobeoe
nit 2ip".
Dr. 6artmon bar / Bosform ubsis
| bet en- 8afte 5orebrag ON be forRiel=
liee @laga @atarrb % felbt Bogen
rgBinter gatorrb". 9enne Bog p,l
blipe ienbt frit til boilteniombelf
Nbresie, naar mon Frluer til 4e.ru,
no Drug Manufactaring Company,
Columbus, Obio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

olt'o Dor peret ct nertt Sommenbolb
,melem Bornbolmerne. 6eQer lite
Deb mon. buor for Sesb Der fplQer
efter ulpffen. Derimob peb mon at
ben borubolmiae 5iRerfanb al.io bar
uomerfet Jig ueb itor Mebfelel5e,
naor onbre @snes 5iitere ramtes al
ulptfe. 9enne Meofgle!1e tit ct
1mutt oa efterlianeliesoerbist ubiloq
efter ben fore 6arboBre>llptte. Da
ben nemlis sau Nnleonlna til. at
Sanf 5iiteriforenins fiftebe fit
r9ialpefono for forulptteoe Jilfere
og oeres @fterlobte", par bet fun
muliat ueb &eaen al be Mio.
ler. iom inoiamleoes efter lllpl>
ten I Nooember 1898, men )om lite
bleu anpenot, ut oanne ct fter:e
@runofonb. benoo 10000 Rr., bpis
&enter enooa forneml,s POL TONNE
8eftuffiiteres @tterlaote til eooe.
5or nu Jremtioen osiaa at funne
poe 5ilferes @iterlabte anbre @sne
af 2anoet 6ieip. uofeote Sore.
ninsen Opfororins iii at b1brase til
oens 9ielpefono os berneit blep Der
oeb oens Goranitaltnins oper belle
2anbet % paa be fefe Hasiaser<
oampere opben9t Besier til Sub
lumling neunte Diemeo. 9isle
Sbsier sioer aarliat ct lille BioraQ
til Sialpefonoet, men intet @teo bar
Snoiamliugen uaret Jorbolo 1aa
flor iom pua Bornholm. foro,-5ii>
ternes 6ultruer por toset fig af
Bpsierne. Sen for Bornbolms
yiRere parmttBlenoe TolotontroQpr
Stub Nerb bar mesen Gortienete i
iaa 6enieenoe. ioet pon bar sipet be
bornholmle Jiltertoner Soeen til
ben Snblaml,ng. iom be itoen bar 5at
/ Gang. % iom fortiener at fienbes /
pioere &reoie. Sc saar trem efter
en- uis Blon. Sc bar nemlig peo=
taset al gtue ID Dre for buer 2or,
30 Ore for eper 100 81 Silb % for
buer 100 @nele EorR. ioet De bar
last: 9eaar ri lelu Doer til en- laaban
&asie. tan ri oglaa bebe mere
&elfiQeoe / Samfuntet ON at pbe en-
Stierp. 9tnne bornbolmRe s}uo.
1amltns gao 1897 ouer 8uaoreoe
Rroner, ct imutt l1otrpt for ben
bornbolmRe S5iRertones fierlige
Omtante. Nu er Der mac Re flere af
bisie, fom tommer til 6ialpefonbet.
Set piloe berfor uere pnlieliat, ONT
bens rpoe BpsIer maatie funne Tens
me inoenfor mango tiepiomme
6enbers &etfeniobe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

&refioenten beRpttes. BoibiHg:
ton 22oe Nprtl. @n Militeraoroe
oil bliue fat om!r,ns bet 3uibe @us
ON faa Doge. &nbuer 5oristis'
beb8reeel bill blipe to9et forot befptts
&refoenten mob mulis 5are. 9or'
peooer os Miner er bleuen last
8otomocfoben neoenfor @aibinetou
torat befptte mob muliat Snbfalo.
3uor bt ct lo9t ct en- Qemmeliebeb,
% bet mefte al Hrbeibet ct blepeu
ubtbrt ON Staten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

$afor 5ieQbu. JON nu er 9eorae,
ifriuer ct Breo til ,2utberoneren",
at oa BON fprfe Song git i Rirlen,
etterat ban Tom biem - o. bette par
ueb tsrfe sipne lnleonins o. paa en-
SBnoa9 - uar Der ca. 80 Renne{ler
/ &trfen. % bette bar / en- NeniQbeb
paa 1900 Meblemmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

terretninserne mao mn ienoes meo
9iSpat9baabe.
Nanbag blep opIpft fra @otbtngs
ton. at Sen. @omej. Sniursenternes
General. pil bape 80. 900 / Merbeben
al 9ouana inben 10 9ase, os at ber
aaor bet Tpafe. at 5orenebe @tater
oil torfpne BEN meb Baaben % Gms
munition ffrofS.
Sra 2onben mebbeles 25be b.:
@nglaub BOT uuberrettet baabe Sore
neoe @tater oa Spanien ON. at be
maa fierne aue Fine Rri9sRibe fra
enselfe 6apne inben "a Elmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
Jnblanbet.

Nortbern 8acifc.Banen oil bpeee
en- MP Stationsbpsnine Sarge.
Den Ral fotte omtrins 100000.
= On Nonb ueb Nopn 9eelion.
bofat nnr 2ibQertpoob. 81. s.. bengte
fig ben 17oe bs. 6iemliee Soreer
fulbe pere Nariae til ul9ifen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

Boftmefer @enerol @arp of 4Sre.
fibent AtcRinleps @abinet reiisnere.
be ben 2loe bs. Set beber, at bet
iteoe paaqruno af. at bans 9elbreb
lite er COB. s bans Steb er ub>
neont en- &ebaftbr fra Gbilabelpbia,
nemlis @borles @merp Smith.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

Bortretmaler @hr. Dillon / Rri>
f,ania, Jar ii! &ebaftsr DIE Br.
Olion al r&eform". bboe ben 26be
Starts. efter buab r&eform" oplpier.
Nfbpoe naaebe ben bpie Nloer al ne'
iten 80 Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

Der blep mebbelt fife Torsbag, at
&otbs9iloerne baobe unberrettet
Sponien ON, at be lite lensere uilbe
unoerabtte bet meb Bense. bpis Sic.
sierinsen lite op9op Cuba.
Set beb ogiaa. at fpanRe Banfg.
rer baobe tilraabet at op9ipe Den.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
Den fore 1tlpfte peo 8ornbo1tt,

0Sst Nore @tlDfte 0e6 Bott1tO l11t>
Der ct fra bet lille GiRerleie Teiu
'notommet Meoelel1e ON. at ber er
tnofronbet to af be fapneoe Sitter.
boobe. bease fuenfe, meb fire Sillere,
Der ale Ct / 2iue. @efen. talt 21
5'iterbaabe. bboraf be Z ct born
botmile. &efen iuenRe oa noale
oanRe fea anore &labIer, er MI op<
aiune. % Der Ct ,usen 9uiul ON. at
be Ct forulptfebe uueirsnatten oe
5iRerne omtomne.
DIN ben Fore ulbtte Rripes fra
Borubolm 81. a.:
Der par ialt ca. $50 5iRerboabe
ffationereoe ueb &sune 6opn. so
Dor fra @snne % en- Del fra tor<
Rieai9e anore bornbolmife Sitter
leier. s ueen forinben uar 9ore.
fiferiet bleeet en- Del toriemt, oo
Tiiferne bauoe osfiferet @uibers
Dampifibe meb at tage en- fronbet
ubenlaubif 9amper. california.
al @runben. Nu ifuloe oer for
Nlpor taees fat. 6imlen Dor rem oa
tlar, og ouer bet jpeilblanfe !6op
ienote Goraarsiolen fine terte
Straaler.
Om Nftenen ueb Eitibeu beepnbte
at bleie os ine. og i 2sbet af en-
9imestio par bet imuffe 8eir for>
ponblet til en- uolbiom @netorm af
Norost. Snotil Jrebos Mibboe
oebblep Stormen at cote meb uiuaf,
tet &raft; oa tsrit ftiQebe ben noaet
af. 0a bet bleu after fietbart geir.
lnoer Stormen bapbe be bornz
bolmife TtRere ielufsselig paret en-
bptit tritiit Stillin9. VT ie eQer foo
2onofienbe bar sonRe umulist, man
moate laoe foo til os labe 9tlfaloet
raaoe for, buor mon breu ben. &
lbbet Of TorsbaQen naaebe boa
@tbtiteporten / 2unb, oa be nerme1t
islsenbe 9ase reobeoes noele fere,
men ba Stormen belt haube last fig,
iauneoes enbnu Z bornbolmlfe Baobe
oa mango ioenFe, os man bar iioen
bperten bbrt eller let noset til bisfe.
9ompe.en rStanoia" os @alp>
befsboooen ~6ol9er. Danils". bor
ueret uoe Tor at lebe efter benz. Sc
TO 5tibe bar foet ueb Qblers @runb,
ueo @olsnib, ueo Mseh. men ale,
uesne fors1eues. Selo ON be iapz
neoe Giiiere Dor Drepue belt oper til
Tpflano. moate be for !en9e 0ben
tunne baue uaret tilbase. Ser ipnes
ba oesuerre itte lenser at pore
noeen ubfst til. at man nosenfinbe
foor benz at ie i9isn.
Sc. Der ttte ct tentrebe % eaaebe
til BunbS Stormtn.. oil hurtiot
oere bleune ct Bstte for Gult og
&uloe % &eoe. Nere eno til ct
Har 9o9e pleier i5iRerne lite at
bope &roptant mee. naor be saar ub
paa 2oretonsff, o. Tor Rulben er be
bleune mere mobtaseltse berpeb,
at be be fsrfe DB9n lite bar faaet
5bun 0inene. @nbelia er be
naturlisois frog Sneformen blepne
ajennemblbbte til @iinbet. % be bar
iife / beres 5artbier noset @eierpetbi
at itifte meb.
Set er ba en- iialben ierselis os om<
fan9sri9 Qlbtte, oer per bar rant
rort 2anb. omfonesrisere enbnu enb
nosen Of 6arbobreulptterne. faauibt
ION Nntallet uf be Omfomne % 'ao>
lebes osiaa al be @fterlabte er lite
faa liot fterre. puor mango 6ifere.
ber ialt bar funbet oeres 9bb ueh
benne 2eilisbeo. tan Del lite enbnu
meb Beftemtbeb opatues. Nten BET
iapneS fom omtaIt 81 BaaDe, bels
banRe, bells iuenRe, os be born>
bomRe Baaoelab befaar iielbent al
terre eno tre Nano. bpppist enboa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27
fergus &al1s algehlAa
uotommer bper Ousoas.
a. eoIeut, t1ogiper.
subftrtpfonsprts so Gts. for 1 Mar, betal /
tsForifnb, eIer8 SO Gt8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian Newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-27

8i meooelte fife l1se enbel af bet.
iom @ountp' @ommis1ererue ubrette.
be Der torrt9e 2trsoog. 5oruben
bpab ba bleu nepnt, aobtienbte be
fblsenbe &eeniuser:
9enrp &loie. &ione s 1 70
@ 8 @oobtportb, bp 112
U S 8ierce, Suffice 335
6erman 8 Sbol, DO 285
6enrp @iltbuten. &onitabel 945
s S &ongle, &eb 80 SO
US Sib, furat FIRE Bgrn til
sSaribault 81 81
@ennin9 Nbpocate. torat Of
fentligeigre Iarsopsi6ret 81 80
MBbet blep berpnn bnuet.
GaHotta+
5slgeube unberitrift finbes paa etbpert Dmilas:
Zs<mfzzzzz7zx
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-05-12

The boy about whom this strange, true
story Is told wasted away till he seemed
nothing bot skin and bones. Then his
health turned and ne became fat and hearty.
The first stage Is familiar to many pa
rents. The second Is Of deep interest TO all
parents or friends Of ailing little ones.
Fathers and mothers, who long to have
their children healthy and happy cannot
fail to sympathize and rejoice with MIR.
and MRS John F. Williams.
Their comfortable home, a short distance
from Damon, Ill, is happy now because
Of the wonderful events that are told IN
words eloquent with simple truth and
gratitude, by the mother Of the boy.
"Our Josie was never strong" said Mrs.
Williams. "From his birth he was weak
and puny.
years old, he had an attack Of lung fever.
DR.. N. A. Jones cured this fever, bot the
child did not recover strength.
"He began fading away beneath our eyes.
ale had no appetite, vonited a great
deal, eoughed continually, his limbs be-
came withered.
ale became painfully weak and ema-
eiated. We waited for his death.
"At this time boarder named Asa Rob
inson suggested that DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People would do the child good.
o"They had cured MIR. Robinson Of
rheumatism and ne Believed in them. Q
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that he severed his connection with the
department of state. Even then he gave
up an advantageous prospect, as Secretary
Blaine offered to promote him to first as
sistant secretary If he would remain.
Since his acceptance of the Columbia
chair, however, Mr.. Moore has on several
occasions given the state department the
benefit Of his knowledge of international
law. He has not resigned his professor
ship on request of President Low, but has
accepted leave of absence.
Mr.. Moore is one of the few recognized
authorities on international law in this
country, and his services will be particu-
larly valuable to the state department
while we are settling our little affair with
Spain.
Charles Emory Smith, the new post
master general, is also one of the well
known men Of the nation. He has been
chiefly prominent as an editor, being the
director and publisher Of the Philadelphia
Press. He has also had some experience
as diplomat having served under Presi-
dent Harrison as United States minister to
Russia from 1890 until 1899.
Mr.. Smith was born at Mansfield, Conn.
Feb. 10, 1S42. Seven years later he re-
moved with his parents to Albany, in
WnlCu Clly De TSCclNeu hio SuuOhliOh' iiO
was graduated from Union college In
1861, but during his boyhood he did edi.
torial work for the Albany Transcript.
After he left college he became military
secretary to General Rathbone, who was
raising troops for the war of the rebel
lion and subsequently became an attache
of the office of the adjutant general Of the
state of New York, where he remained
until the election of Horatio Seymour as
governor In 1873.
For a short time he then taught in the
| Albany academy, but did considerable
writing for the Albany Express, of which
he soon became editor and in 1865 part
proprietor. He became prominent in the
affairs of the Republican party, and from
| 1878 Mr.. Smith was regularly delegate J
| TO the state conventions and was usually
chairman of the committee on resolutions
and drew up the party platforms. In 1876
he was elected to the Republican national
convention. In 1870 he was temporary and
permanent chairman Of the state conyen-
tion. This as his last prominent appear
ance in New York politics,
| In 1871 Mr.. Smith was elected trustee
of Union cC .Sge. In 1874 he was presi
| dent of the New York State Press associa'
| ton, and in 1879 the state Legislature
elected him a regent of the University OF
the State of New York,
Mr. Smith went to Philadelphia from
Albany in March 1879, to take editorial
charge of The Press
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"My husband bought three boxes Of the
pills. We began giving Josie one-third OF
a pill three times day.
ain three days the child was brighter
His appetite was better. He began to show
interest in toys and was less fretll.
ave increased the dose, giving him
half pill at time. He gained every day
in weight and appetite.
AT the end Of this treatment, after taxi
ing three boxes, he was a new boy.
"t1e was happy, hearty, enjoying Life
with his little companions.
81 have no doubt that DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People saved him from
an early grave"
Mrs. Williams made affidavit to the
truth Of her statement before David Crisp,
Notary Public.
DR.. A. A. McCabe examined the child
and made oath before Notary Mort Brooks,
that he Is now physically sound and well.
The evidence is completed by DR.. N.
A. Jones, who made affidavit before No
tary George Rupp, that the child had been
IN the condition described by MRS. VIII
lams, as the result Of catarrhal pneumonia.
The action Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People on the blood and nervous
system, in eliminating poisons and furnish
ing materials for new tissues, makes them
sure remedy for wasting diseases and the long
train Of evils arising from disordered blood
and nerves. All druggists sell the pills !;
one box for so cents; six boxes for $3.50.