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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
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ferer GoISaten ottf Wortoricu.

Dor e:1iqen @D9en tbeilten mir aus einem
8riefe zines bur9aus 5uperldifigen beuti3s
ameritdni19en &riegers, bes Ssrgean=
ten @ouarb 81. 8itte, Yrobiantmeiz
tiers Der aus ilngen Wdnnern Sttdtpd5 be-
ite6enben gompagnie IS" bes auf portoricG
befinbIi9en britten freipiligen SQinoiier
Snfanterie= 9fe9iments nit, nbaB Die 8erpflez
gung bes Regiments tpenig Grunb gu 8ez
I9perben gebe, fie t0nnte 5par befer, a6tr
audi MOI I9le9ter fem" Sergeant @ittf
bate bos am 10. Muguit gef@rieben. 0Of
in e;;nem gGei9faGs on feinen Batter, ben Ser
uusgeber bes nGentral Suinois 8o9enblatz
tes" gu Sttapa eeri4teten @3refhen oOm
27. September, bas mir in Der ~neueten Numz
mer bes ~genannten 8latss finDea, fagt Oerz
felbe @epGbrsmann:
.8ir betommen iebt febr f41e3tes
n unb, mas nod f9ltnrmer 1T, MID
genug BON benz 99le4ten, unb oa mir big
iebt in portorico feinen 3dbltag (Seitoem 1T
bds Negintent ubgelo6nt pOr0en. Nnm.
p. Geo.) ge6abt unb aug biefem 9runbe fem
Gelb BADEN, I'M @rtra=JRationen faufen 81
f0nnen, 70 6lei6t unS ni9ts Nnberes iibrig,
als e6en nltr bas 81 efen, mas mir betomz
men, unb 3ufrieben gu fein. Sc 1T entfebli9
| biel &ranf6eit in unierer GDmpdgnte, nno
mir peroen beute tpeitere bier Wtann betmz
1erben, pel9e fterpenstrant tpuren.
MuBer bieIen iinb biele NHbere i'm 9oIpttale,
fpel9e negen Der 6Ie9ten Ser
pfIegung 10 abgema9ert 1tno,
bah Ou tie ni3t niebererfennen piirbet.
| Damn limb nod feds pber a9t Mann in ben
3elten, tpel9e iebr trant iinb. S4 ielbft leioe
fe6r tart an 0iarrb0e, Der i'd ni3t
@inbdlt tbun fann."
Ser @erfdfer pbiger 3eiten lit fein 8ei9z
ling, ionbsrn elm braber beuti9sr SOlbdt, Der
o6ne Murren ale G~trapu3en ertrug. Seine
Mnqa6en perben ponitdnbtg betdtigt burf
einen in einem englif9en 8latte Sttaipas
abgebrudten 9rief zines dnbersn Solboten
berIelben @pmpagnis, Ramens Yf. 8. Op
bpte, zines inteGigsnten G9riftiebers. 81
16reibt:
oIeuli9 purbe Sergeant Witte beorbert,
fib i'm gommiffiarD Oepartement gu mel
ben; er that biefes i'm @lauben, &ationen in
@mpfang nebnen gu folen, auf Der Ste0e,
benin feline 2eute tparen bun9rtg; aber
a9 unb peb, INN tpuroen a n att GB=
10 a a cine Nn3a6l !0arfen, S9uu=
feln unb 9aden ~iibergeben. @r ndbm bieielz
ben unb, na9 benz &o65elte 5uriidfebrenb,
mari er bic @erGtbf9aften nieber, ba5u be-
merfenh: Dies 1T Nles, mas mir fir bic
nG4ften 5ebn Sage gu effen befommen!"
9as .@entraG SlIinois $50 :
l4enbGatt" in 2ttapa, pOAlgsnsrtt 1eip
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

bemofratif9es 8latt, bemerft BEL bi:ler @e=
legenbeit:
uWas in aler Welt 1T nun bic ltr5d9e,
bdB 1t9 bic 8erpflegun9 Der Sruppen felt
benz 10. Nuguft perf9le9tert, anftatt berz
beHert, bat? Ser &riegsberpaltung 1te6en
ale Mittel our @erfii9ung, I'm rei4li9e uno
gefunoe Nabrung ben in Portorico itationir@
ten Sruppen 5u berabfolgen unb ben e~rtranfz
ten Splbaten bic Bette Pflege dngebetben gu
lafTen. Nnitatt be7en miiHen Die geiunben
unb bic tranten Solbaten b%ungern, 10 bdB fe
gu Sfeletten ubmagern unb in Elm frii63eitiz
9es @rab finfen. limb cine 1plhe 8ebanb@
lung Der Sruppen flint Wohen nd9 @initels
lung Der Seinbieligteiten, in tpel9er 3eit bas
&riegs@O Department. i'm Stdnoe geipeien
mare, S9iffslabungen iiber S9tffSlabungen
bpn Brobiant na9 BDrtortco %befDrbern 81
la1Ien, Inn unlere braben Splbdten 81 fpeife1.
Qnitatt beien ldBt man tie barben uno
bungern.
JSie BEL benz 5riebensfefte in Chicago gez
6altenen Heben trieften ale BON Pdtrtptts=
mus, aber Niemanb bate elm Wort bes Sa=
bells fir bic grauIare 8e6anolung Der Solz
baten i'm Selbe!
yMQe 9ielentgen, ipel9e an Dte1er tntdt11ert
8ebanDlung Der in Portorico itatipnirten
Sruppen S9ulb trugen, fo1ten CUR 2e4en1
f9aft ge3ogen uno auf's 9trengfte betraft
tperhen. Oas 8plf Der 8~ereinigten Stadten
pirb ni9t e6er ruben, Bis es bo1e Nuftldrung
iiber bic grauIame unb unmenI6lihe 8e<
6anblung Der Solbdten erbdlten bat uno Bis
bic baran S9ulb 3rdgenben Offentli9 on
ben pranger gefte1t poroen fin6. @s min
Der Mu6rbeit auf ben @ru1b fommen unb
Musfagen ipie bic bes 9robiantmeiiters
Eouarb 81. Mitte tpiirben BEL Der unter1u@
dung Der peinli4en Nngelegenbeit i4per ms
9eni9t fallen."
Die oberite 8era1tportli9teit auh fir
bieie G@suBlidteiten trdgt Der &riegsmtniz
fer N1ger, an pelfem Der Brdtbent
Mc&intep nit ber3peifelter, ibm ionIt ni3t
eigener, ~9drtnddigtett feIt9Glt!!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
9te &otenrerminSe rttm9 oat6 Die
WaiG1i1te.

Ser brei5ebnte Sabresberi9t bes 8unbesz
Nrbeitsz @ommifdrs, Carroll 9. Wrig5t,
bringt bic grgebnif7e elmer inn 4uftra9e beg
GpngreKes u%nternommenen mebridbrigen
l1nter1u9ung iiber bic 8trfungen Der Maz
f6ine ouf bic Mrbeitsfrage. Wir entnebmen
einem telegrapbirten Nusauge dl1s bemfelben
nu9fte6enbe intereHante Musfiibrungen unb
Nngaben:
l1eber bic S@GuBfolgerung, fa9t @rig6t,
bab bic Maf9ine bic @r3eugun9sfoiten berz
minbert bat, tarn zine Observation-Disclosures
beit ni9t beiteben, unb tpenn man tpeiB, oaB
felt 8~ertpenbung Der Maf4ine ii9 bic Na3z
frage na9 Nrbettern in Der Regel bermebrt
bat, 10 nirb lire Ginipirfung duf bas 4rz
belts Nnsebpt febr frugli9. Man9mal
berrI9e Nrbeiterma1gel, man3mal zueberz
fluB. Die gefammelten Statlitifen %betpieien
iiber alien 3netfel, buB cine grDbere Nn3abl
BON BerIonen erforherli9 fei, UNI Die beutige
Na9frage na9 ben in ben 8erei4 Der Inter
fu@ung ge3ogenen Nrtifel 8u befriebigen, aGs
n0tbig tparen, UNI ben CUR 3eit Der 9anbarz
belt betebenDen 8eburf gu Deden. 8eIOnbers
intereHant fei Der Na9peis. pie beneutenb
nod ieBt Die 6anbarbeit fet.
Sn 8e3ug auf bic 2anbtpirtbf9aft babe
fi9 berausgeite0t, baB no friiber 3tpet O4z
fen por benz alten S~tublpfluge 5ebn @trnben
brau9ten, I'm einen Ncre 2arb um5upfliigen,
berte nur 5 9tltnben Big 6 @tunben 40
Minuten gebruu9t nurben, ie na3 Der dngez
panoten Metbobe. Mo friibsr nit Wagen
unb S9aufel 25 @tun0en rDt6tg tparen, UNI
Elm Selb gu biingen, tpirb nit benz mobernet
9iin9erltreuer bie5elbe Irbett in elmer
@tunbe 9~eleiftet. geim 8dumrohen BAT Die
Ma19ine bic 3eit auf Elm Siebentel Bis Elm
Oreiaebntel, beim @etrebbeernten auf etpa
Elm N9tel, beim 9ref9en duf Elm 3neiunb=
breiBigitel, beim Maispflan3en auf Elm Se6z
fteG Der friiber gebrau9ten 3ett herabgeminz
bert.
92o9 bieG getpaGtiger unb augenfdqiger fino
bic 3ettz unb &oiteneriparnife in her Snbuz
Itrie. Die 6erIte1ung BON 1000 einpf. Qaiben
8rot na6m frii6er % Stunben in Infpru9
unb toitete $3.50 2pbn, beute braudt man
ba5u 8 Stunben unb Der Gobn betrdgt
$1.55; 1000 Stide N9fenfappen b~erldngten
einen s3eitraum BON 666 @tunoen unb cine
4uslage BON $233.33 an 2obn; beute itelt
man fe in % Stunben fir $4.N ber. Sci
500 pfb. Meiereibutter linh 3eit nnb 2Obne
bur9 bic Maf9ine bon 125 Stunoen unb
$1O.68 uuf II Stunoen uno uuf
$1.78 berabgeminbert. Sn Der Stei1oruderet
purbe bic 9eriteIIung bon 1000 Ibnriiden
bon beIttmmter @rDbe pon $92.17 ur6 1855
9tunben auf 1857 nnb 80 Stunoen rebuz
3irt; BEL 3inbbDl5ern BON $24 auf So un6
pon 259 duf % @tunben. 3ebntauienb Nb=
briide bon 3eitf9riften, bic friiber 3170
@tunben in Nn1pru9 nabmsn, lafen ft9
beute in Ia berftelen, unb Der 2obn 1T bon
$302.50 auf $4,62 g~eiunfen. @~tnbun0ertz
tauIenb @tid gigaretten na6n1en 1880 800
@tnnben 9anbarbeit in Qnipru9 unb foitez
ten 1914 aObn; bic Mai4ins ftsQt tie in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

li9 fein, auBerorbenfii6 iiberfegen. Sept,
po fem 8lut bic Wunbe iiberf9pemmte,
bate Der gbirurg bic anatomif9en 8er@
bdltniife itets Oeutli9 bDr Nugen, er fa1 ses
ndu, mie melt bas @etnebe franz mar, ND
Neroen la9en, Die ni9t perlebt tperoen
o%urften, unb fonnte banu9 feline S3nittz
fii6rrng einri9ten. l1e6erbies lieB fib nit
Der @smdr9'f6en 8lutleere biel 8lut 1paz
rem, unb es 1T tldr, bdb ieIb1t feline Wlenz
gen eriparten 8lutes Der @iberftanosfGhig=
felt zines erf9Opften &runfen gu CUTE tomz
men, unb numentli9 einem @ermunbeten
inn Rriege, Bel benz ieber 8lutstropfen tofz
bar 1T. I'm benz &rieger, benz i'm Sample
Elm 8lieo 3erf4n1ettert tpirb, glei9 Elm Wtit=
tel CUR mDglt4it friibseitigen ltmf9niirurg
in Die 9anb 81 geben, 6at Gsmar9 fir
ben Selogebrar4 betanntli9 6efonbere 60=
fentrGger ~erfunben, bon benen er ipinY9t,
baB in fiinftigen &riegen ieber Soloat oaz
nit alsgeftattet tperbe. Saufenbfdltig fat
ii4 bisber bic @smur9'f9e tiinitlide 8lut=
leere in &rieg unb Srieben bepd6rt; lie 1T
ldngft @emeingut Der 4er5te Der garaen
Welt getporben.
Sin peiteres 8erbienIt Gsmar6s, bas
b%eionoers gldn5enb in ieiner 9eiammtt6G=
tigfeit 6erborragt, 1T bic 8egriinbung bon
g dmartter 9u1en in OeutI9lanb.
8et allen plObli9en ltngliidsfdGen 1T
!9iilFe bus erite @rforberntB.
@smdr9 bate in feiner 9irurgif@en Sbdz
tigfeit es gu oft erfabren miifen, baB Men=
i9enleben mad einem ltnfaq b%erloren ginz
gen, petl unter ben 3uiammenGaufenben
Niemano mar, Der benz 8erungliidten bic
oftmals 9an5 einfd6e Silfe bate leiiten
%t0nnen, Die ibm nit Si6erbeit bas 2eben
g~erettet 6Gtte. Mie 8ieGe b~erlieren ni9t
bur9 @rtrinten ober gritiden bas 2eben,
Die 3unG9ft nur i9eintobt Iinb unb nod
tpieber gum 8enubtIein gebra9t perben
%tOnnter, tpenn nur unter ben Neugisrigen
Elm @in5iger BON Der @inlsitung Der tiir1t=
li9en 4t6mung ettpds perftdnbe. @tele
Menf9en fter6en aud nod beut3utage zines
elenben Sobes, Die bur9 raf9e 9iGfe gu
retten gepeIen tpdren. Die @smar9f9en
SamdriterT9ulen bdben nun bic &enntttB,
tpte Bel pl0bltben unglidsfdlen 3u belfen
TT, in bas Soft ~getragen. Sn mebr als
400 Stdoten in 9eutI6lano gebOren Saz
martterf3ulen 81 ben itdnbigen @inri4z
tungen, unb in alien 8sp0lterungsfreifen
finb beutc nSamariter" 3u finOen. 3dblz
reid iinb tie Defenders in 8erufen, Die Df@
ter 3eugen BON ungliidsfdGlen ftnb. Inter
8oli3etz unb @ifenbabn6eanlten, Seuerz
tpebrleuten, NngebOrigen BON &riegerz dnb
Surnpereinen Ii. /. IN. finben it9 3dblrei9
Samariter. unb nenn bas s3iel, bas So
mar9 porf4pebt, buB ndmlt4 ieber 2ebrer
Elm @amariter Iein fonte, Der feline S9iz
ler aud in Der Samariterbiilfe unterrt9tet,
nod lange nt9t erfiilt 1T, 10 tperoen bod
fir bas in Der praftii6en 9d4ftenliebe Bis
ber @rrei9te alle Meni4enfreunoe @Smar3
0ant piffen, buB er oo5n 10 erfolgrei4 bic
Nnregung gegeben bat.
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-05-16
SIN JUhN WIS B0NBARD6D
HdmrdI SIMPSONS Fleet appears Before th6 Spanish
FOptIfC0tiOnS and D6mOiSh6S Th6T.
BY ROBERT B. CRAWER.

Sampson
Adni~Is ateh dedsovi onya
Jln,nov ovval the eck OF ii flagship q
veo nlnatons las IA a re-
dthahe alternative ta o dn
hp riding ganHyu
aswitn1e went Ing sfthf ron me o the gun o ~
ofte Torowh whoseIi Iito R ny oII
nvaswu grimpo
onnmio toned osend sh ande
ache dHsd o
the eshvssw Il the first an ~ pp is
her aieDan whent tn from h A %
wakeuI the
,and SAM lay a he ~ #
k qCk
a hd
sagew htr rsnnshoH
bt shown their in
epeoheof San Juan
vntheet aonfitw a hand tha tne o the
ofthe fortified T1a
about uthf howeve o
SnHhu utfoft enorat
i1orfrto prevent exce W 1
Drrnrth hetenda dayswich chthe fet 1T # d S am q
lNe was o
wreno tn reuo1h a o
shuyo aop pe,e1a uue
As vo4ayan nd
he IN Aeswa Admils safa
-ana a.ndv~ 1a ol "
his ske 0 he
Thenle made Il II
bvof nIuanwtt ii i 7ru arey
he day.
dsnre oe~ ,butH WASH ogs and e Ia o
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-05-16
SIMPSONS FLEET
SEEKS THE ENEMY
Having Reduced San Juan He Sails for
Key West,
THE NEWS FROM ST. THOMAS
It May Mean That He Will Strike To
ward Martinique.
THE FLEET IS IN FINE TRIM
Full Story Of the Bombardment and
Fall OF the Principal City of
Porto Rico.
THE NEWS FROM ST. THOMAS
It May Mean That He Will Strike To
ward Martinique.
THE FLEET IS IN FINE TRIM
BY Robert B. Cra1ner-

win Ib. }ri..+ p,rto r,4.,. ,,...... ..f.
a - ''J''.. wa ''' ''
o. 'l'l''7' I'iii7" west Ihde5 My l5---
'i'> '"oie 20 Inc CohSututl"h)-ihe he OH
st'cle which cam Withstand the American
fleet has yet to he found
For an hour there ,ras O },,,~i... ,,,,s,,I
,.,.i,,,, 1,,,4,,.,..,, +t ..-.......
- vi ''0
meet "uoSo Nt""9 AumlfaI sampson was
anxious 10 get Then The orders were given
to get ready for moving
"Whcro do We go?" asked one Of the
press gang Of Captain Evans
"Nhorc we can play hell with the Span
ish. " was his Iacouic reply. ,lf YOU bows
can keep up with the aegt with YOUR Ut-Ie
tub YOU may Gnd out,
THIS was an thar r0u1J he learned Tho
L,r,r.,.,I,,,,- ie o,e. f,,II l.,;s ,,.ir, ,o,,i,
tb, world tbra,lah mo-. r,t,fi,,. .,,,,,,,,.-
and NO must ll4n ths nart i'm siart If
,,,,,, NJ, bacl, to L-ey V,est in fa.t that US
Admir-, San,nso,,'s ,,,,,t,oe,. AMI ,,,l.rs
,..r, T., M. .rr.t i,,t .f,. ,,.,,,..l ,.f ,
df.,,trh boat from s. 9,b1nae mYst have
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-05-16

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J'.
Al i.r a""Fe 't.1''" "'il n.y. 'N '
sums 'i o" ... ,,,i,.,, ,,,,
'"1 l7 u @'"'!''r'9
"'1'u- ~
The Engagement Iesc-iDso.
THE American shlD3 were uuiHjurnd.
,ra. ,.,,o.,,.,,,.4,. h.ran All s.r5 a Iu ana
rrt ,,,,. A.. t,. .gtr
cI'I" a ~ - ~ ....,,
oi l'e iol llil~l"'"s Pl""'''S sumo
The shipa taklh& prl ~ ',0 o,..'"
thr iowa, lh''t5'h''s .Hs" ''N. ,..-.
ph.trlte, pttI'il N""'~ '''. ~
and Porter The en'm1 l'',I ~
but wind. and the Iowa an" ~" D''N ..
Indiana Were probably l"' ONLY N'tl7 ".'
They went rSht up u"o,[ '"I '...
|"''"'l" ~, ,: ,s..d rhrfna i'm front
t .ri,,e~ tons of steel into
;.-.frf, fo nudge tine amouu.
-, ma Friigfugs and forts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24
AGURAl IN MAROCCO.
The Whole Population cs she Town F,
 Descended From Renegades.
Agura ia small town surround,

Agura Is small town surrounded with walls of from 40 to 50 feet in height and built of tabia, or ccn- solidated rubble. It owes it's existence to Mulai Tsmail, who held the throns of Marooco from 1722-I757 One gate alone gives entrance to the place. and h this respect, as we'll as in its arehi. lecture within and without, it much resembles the ''ksore of the Sahara de. soribed in the writer's "TahIet." But 1t owns one feature of curiosity which was lacking in the desert, for almost without exception the entire population gre descendants of the renegades and Christian slaves of the time of Mulss 1slnail, with the addition of stray rene. gades who have been sent there since, Probably no such cosmopolitan plaes exists i'll the world. for it's 800 or 4oo inhabitants are representative of no less than l3 nationalities. Each family re- members and is proud of it's origin. the Arab equivalent being applied aa aur- names.
 The family in whose home the writer spent the few days of his visit were Flemish, while the next door neighbor on one side was all elderly female, whose father, all Englishman, had be. come renegade some 80 years since, and who quickly tired of it, leaving 8 wife and daughter, the neighbor in question. The other neighbors were the descendants of Spanish gypsies, the head of the family being "Absalam ben Mohammed el Gitano el Espanoli. 1" They were particularly proud of the "Gltano" tgypsy) part of the surname aud begged me not to confound them with the ordinary spaniards, of whom there were many descendants ill Agurai. The ancestor of this gypsy family was two generations back. He had left his country, they naiYely told the writer, because he was not on good terms with his sultan, who wanted to imprison him, being afraid of his influence. Proh ably 1t was more of an affair of the DO. lice courts than political intrigue
 The "Ulad el Aluj" sons of the converts ), as the inhabitants of Agurat are called. have entirely, except in one or two cases, lost the type of their Flu ropean ancestry, and through marriage, no doubt are as largely Berber in ap- pearance as the wild tribes that sur. round them. They speak among them. selves both Arabic and Berber, and both, curiously enough. with a strong foreign accent, easily distinguishable. They are exempt from all taxation, but have to serve in the sultan s army, where they perform the duties of cooks and butchers. Geographical Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24
Tho Gallery Gods.-

The frequenters of the lofty gallery of any theater have q good deal to dc with the making or marring of any new play Yet tb1t is not how they acquire their title of gods ? As matter ot fact the origin of the expression is this; Years ago Dlury Lane theater had itf ceiling painted to resemble blue sky
 with clouds. among which white Cup1ds were flying in every direction. Thss seilipg extended over the gallery, whose occupants thus appeared to be very near heaven. Hence the expression aross ox gallery gods. "--London Answers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24

Cheap Rates to Omaha win Cotton Belt Ronte-Eine Bluff to Omaho, Neb.. and return $2l.05.
 First-Account National Eclectic Medical assn, tickets on sale June l9 70; return limit July :.
 Second-Aecuunt American lnsti- ute O; HomosnpathS. tickets on safe June 9. g; return limit July :.
 fhird-Atccunt Trans Mississippi Teachers assn, tirke,s on sale June 26; return hmit July ,.
 Fourtk-4ecout rrans- Mississippi Turn Fest. tickets un sale June o9th, return limit July Sth.
 Spec iaI cheap rates to Omaha Neb., account Mississippi and Inter. national Exposition, June lst to November lst, 1898, $25.40 Pine Bluff to Omaha and return. Tickets on sale daily from June lst to October 10th, return limit 3o days from date of safe. II. BRINGMAN. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24
The Merchantmen and the Pearl.

The kingdom of heaven is strictly business. It is significant that Christ's Kingdom is not likened to warrior, or a poet. or philosopher, or slave, but to business man. Gods saving man is not turning him into righteous ma chine, but developing him into a right eous son. Jesus view of his work was gs of a business. At the start he said, ''I must be about my fathers business .t the close. "It is finished. The ba- uana peddler handles personally his goods. Mir Armour sits in his office surrounded by papers and clerks, while his trains and ships are at the other end of the earth. So the little man lives by sight, the big man by faith. and rell- gious faith is simply business sense car ried to perfection, reaching to eternity. Enterprise and boldness, not caution and fear. are the foundations Of rell- zion. Rev. Frank Crane, Methodist, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24

Some people iii the world persist in rlinging Go old methods. There are men Who still use a forked stick iii place of modern blow. There are also men, who. when they are troubled with a disordered stomach or liver, resort to the old fashioned violent remedies that rack and rend the whole body, and while they give temporary relief, i'll the long run do the entire system great amount of harm
 Modern science has discovered remedies infinitely superior to these old fashioned drugs that do their work by promoting the natural processes of exeretion and secfe- tion and gently correcting all circulatory disturbances. When a man feels generally out of sorts, when he loses sleep at night, when lie gets up headaehey and with bad taste in his mouth in the morning when lie feels dull and lethafgic all day, when his appetite is poor and his food distresses him, when work comes hard and recreation is all impossibility, that man, though hs. may not believe it, Is q pretty sick man He is on the road to consumption nervous prostration, malaria. or some serious blood disease. In cases of this description man should resort at once to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is the best medicine for q weak stomach, impaired digestion and disordered liver. 1t is the great blood maker and purifier, ilesh-builder and nerve tonic. It cures 9S per cent of all cases of consumption, bronchitis, lingering coughs and kindred ailments. Thousands have testified to it's marvellous merits. IL is a modern, scientific medicine that aids without goading nature, and that has stood the test for thirty years. Medicine dealers sell it.
 Dr, Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24
FIFTY DAYS

Treatment i'll our 50 cent box of Toxicola Tablets. Dissolve one tablet i'll a little water over night, and make doses of if the next day. Do this every day. If you do not receive BIO worth of benefit from one box come and get your money back. At all Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24
eouRlERs BACK NUMBERS.
NO Longer Amy Need ts Go Through Ea, rope With Them.

Go Longer Amy Need te Go Through Ea,
 rope With Them.
 Up to times within the memory of living men almost no one of means travelled through Europe without courier. Before railroads were built aud before good guidebooks were print cd he was almost indispensable His tribe survives, but i'll greatly dimin. isLed numbers. To the self reliant tray. sler he is of no use whatever. Indeed be is frequently a positive ineumbrance, and worse. To my mind one of the great pleasures of travel is i'll learniaS to travel by myself. There are satis1ac- tion, pleasure and education in plan- aing routes, deciphering time tables. making bargains, learning by observa- sion the lay of the land.
 The time may have been when courier could save d traveller more than his cost. Most certainly that is not tha ;ase now. On the contrary, as he gets percentage on every purchase his party makes, which, of course, comes out cf the purchaser in increased price, and a5 ib 1S O1tOl AOd HID lnbClCSb u dQNIS6 the more costly route, the more costly hotel or the more costly excursion, he eats up much more than his wages, while saving positively nothing Bean declares that in two weeks trip in southern Spain, which he made side by side with q couple having courier. he Invariably reached the hotel first, got better rooms and saw all the sights to as good advantage, yet the courier was. of his kind, an expert. The fact is that navel has become so general, tourist companies, railroads and landlords have so we'll studied it's needs, books are SD plentiful. that you couldn't very we'll get off the track or have mjsha3 # you tried -Herbefi Guce iE "Goins Abroad !"
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Trans-AIississippi Exposition Oma. ha, Neb., June to November l. 1888. From June to October l5 the Iron Mountain Ky. will sell tickets to Omaha and return, good for return thitrty days from dute of sale for $2540. In addition to the above we will also sell tickets to Omaha and return with final limit of November l.. 1898 for $3030. H. R. BlzELL.
 Agent.
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H. BRINGM4N. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-24

Trans Mississippi and Tnterna tional Exposition, Omaha. Neb.. June lst to Nov. 1st. For this oc- casion the Cotton Belt route have made rates of $3050 for round trip. Passengers may have choice of route yin. St. Louis or Jonesboro and Kansas City. Tickets on sale every day June lst to October 15th. Re turn limit Nov F. lS9S.
 H. BRINGMAN. Agent.
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Charles H. Connel1e, Esq, leading lawyer of York, Pa, says: eYour Bra lillian Balm cured me of one of the worst colds l ever experienced, i'll one night. think it the greatest medicine ill the market, and you can use ny name any way you like.
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Germ of cold and 50 on through the entire list Of comedies. At all druggists. 25 cents vial.
 Is you need medical advice write Prof. Munyons aGo5 Arch st.. Phila. It is absolutely free.