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observations of a Philosophical Friend.)
Though with their high wrongs 1 am
hurt TO he quick,
Yet with my nObler reason 'gainst my
passion
VIII take part. The rarer action IS
In virtue than I'm vengeance"
Tempest.
The feeling that we have towards a man
who shows absolute self-control under
provocation. who wears his wrongs on
his outside, is very near akin TO worship.
We regard him as a superior being, with
out the weaknesses Of common men. The
prophet says Of tho Almighty that He Is
strong and patient and provoked every
day And whom man shows an attribute
Of Deity he seems divine-admlrable.
Although there is nothing praiseworthy
in resentment. yet because It Is generally
looked for and commonly INDUCED. II Is
accepted as tho law OF thu common crowd,
and Is rot only allowed. but applauded.
1t is the fashion with the multitude. and
has not only general weakness and pre-
disposition on its side. but commands tho
popular vote. II is taken as an indication
OF manhood, though OF a common style
And fashion forces 1t ON. along with us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

leships and pirate-craft, with naval con-
diti0ns Of a past age and with tho future
possibilities OF war at sea. Between tho
Nlllstones" tells how an American sailor
rode a TORPEDO to the destruction OF
Spanish gInboat; From the ROyal-Yard
Down" relates the story Of adventure
that flashed through a seaman's mind IN
falling through four feet Of air. The con-
tents OF the book are nothing II not va
lied. Mr. Robertson knows the sea tho
roughly. and yigOr and directness Of
styie are. perhaps, 70 be expected Of one
who has been knocked into shape by the
worlds rough hand; but the technical
skill that has gone to the construction or
these stories Is remarkable I'm the case OF
an author whose antecedents were other
wise than literary.
LUCILLE. owen Meredith. Published by
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., New York
and Boston Price, 81.
As long as sentiment holds sway over
human hearts. and love continues TO
overcome mans inherent selhshness'
owen Moredlth's "Lucile" win be a pop
ular book. 1t needs no introduction to
the public, and is a standard work, that
generation after generation reads. Pub
fishers, in giving it 10 the reading world,
must seek success through the mechani-
cal means by winch they reproduce the
poem. for the romance is too dainty, ten
der, and delicate. TO stand coarse paper,
cheap binding, or inappropriate typogra-
ply. II always appears I'm a pretty FORM
and this edition W Messrs. Crowell d
Co. is especially attractive, with its
crimson and gilt binding. colored illustra-
tons, and beautiful type.
HIAWATHA. BY II. w Lougfellow.
Published by Thomas Y. Crowell & Co.,
New York and Boston. Price, 81.
This beautiful volume, which is elabo-
rately bound in red and gilt. contains sew
eral handsome colored Illustrations, and
IS. altogether, a most attractive book. It
has an able introduction by Nathan
Haskell Dole, and presents Longfellows
ever-pOpular poem in large, clear type,
which the eye can easily follow. Ihere
is. also, a glossary, several valuable
notes, ana an appendix. showing tho
sources from which LOngfellOw took ma
terials for Hiawatha.
BARRACK-ROOM BALLADS. Rudyard
Kipllng. Published by Thomas Y. Crow
ell q Co., New York and Boston. Price,
s..
OF course. this book Of verses IS now
famous throughout the English-speaking
world, and needs no review at the hands
OF critics. In the form IN which It now
appears we have an exceedingly hand
some volume Of green and gilt, with col
ored Illustrations printed by new proc
ess, highly praised by artists and critics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
An Oh Decd.

TO The Editor Of the Dispatch:
While clearing up old papers I'm my d.
trary some time ago I found the enclosed
deed. Strange as il may seem, l have no
iaa how IL got there, or to whom rs be-
lues. Possibly, as Governor John Is.
Floyd is one of my ancestors his
spirit" CD may have sought me out, 50
that could seek those 20 whom this in
fument belongs and give it TO them or
A.m.
Kindly use your own pleasure in the
matter. and see If you can find any own
e- as perhaps IL might be a pleasure
o. them IT least. TO obtain possession OF
this paper. Believe me, with expressions
ot regard.
Sincerely yours,
ROBERT MITCHELL FLOYD,
90 Central street. Boston.
h SIS Land Office deed from Governor
Floyd to Levi j. Hooker. conveying 1900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
nnnlins on rnencIosed Lands.

I'd the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Can a. person prohibit hunting on his
.r ,ghich has no legal fence in dis
.-.- On which stock Is allowed TO run at
,... such is said TO be the law, and
..y.r from the Code Of Virginia.
'ets.., VA. j. T.. II.
rs.s man can prohibit persons from
,...i-- r.on his lands. whether enclosed
,.. s.a.s or otherwise or whore stock is
allowed 90 run.
See p5uor5s Supplement to the Code
o,-l.- sscton 201, or Acts of Assembly,
1890 pages 20. 20; 1912, page ga; $50
'.f page 1.5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

To tho Editor Of the Dispatch;
T8 settle O dispute please solve the ioi'
lowing problem in your query column.
1fa rod q feet long casts shadow IT,
feet long. What is the length Of pos
whose shadow, at the same time of day
t -1-2 f..f? OLD SUBSCRIBER.
I'll lengths, or heights. are TO each oth-
Gas the shadows. and we have
Tle lengths or heights are to each other
as Che shadows, and we have
4:I7l"5: length Of second pole.
IS answer
sX9X H-3l = Iot.
The second poleis Ioi feet long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Hon. Thomas :. Bocock.

10 tas Editor Of the Dispatch;
bias. answer I'm your Query column
.--.r.r lion. Thomas s. BOcock was
..- Sneaker OF the national House of
~. .uta-iyes. or "a candidate for that
-rr. and was ne Speaker Of the Conied-
,r..8 C.usress? no,
rsreoluNy, MD
Tl.asle Va.
r. Hon. Thomas S. Bocock was an I'M
....sssln candidate for Speaker OF the
Federal House Of Representatives In the
rr.-ty-slxth Congress. q,
. lie was elected Speaker Of the Con-
....rate House Of Representatives ON IT'S
permanent organization in lSo-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Pain Balm Cures
Others, why Not You.

My wife has been using Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, with good results. for lame
shoulder that has panied her continually
Tor nine years. We have tried all kinds
OF medicines and doctors without receiy-
ing any benefit from any or them. One
day Wa saw an advertisement Of this
medicine and thought Of trying II, which
We did. with tho best OF satisfaction.
She has used only one bottle and her
shoulder is almost well.-Ado!ph l.. MIL
lett. Manchester. N. II. For sale By all
druggists. no s-W, F&Sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
pubIic Headings.

-. the EDITOR of the Dispatch:
VIII you please give me lne CORE.
.... 81 upbiic reading from his writings
f. . customary for him To- preface the
r..lI-g with any remarks?
How should the book or manuscript
,-.- which he reads be held?
vr ,-swering these questions. You VIII
..- .,lfre IGNORAMUS.
IS usual. but not essential
v. often the book IS opened and
I..r MON a stand or desk, bat we see
10 objection TO the books being held in
Oh. ra.d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

10 the Editor of The Dispatch
Da any Of the free negroes Of the
s.u,l hold slaves!
p.d amy OF them serve in the Con-
fealrata army?
Wore they subject TO CONSUMPTION.
..s same as the whites? l..
Boston. Mass.
We can only speak as 20 Virginia To
fAo last two questions We answer no.
10 the first, we answer that at one time
I'D Virginia free negroes were allowed 10
hold nesro slaves, but that later on
they were prohibited from SO doing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Headquarters

for each of these lines is
the establishment of the Eve
rett Waddey Company, iio5
east Main street. When you
need something in either of
these lines call, and you will
get just what you ought to
have. no 9Th, Su&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

J. d. Bridges. editor Democrat, Lancas-
ter, n. H., says: "One Minute Cough
Cure Is the best remedy for Group ever
used" Immediately relieves and cures
coughs, colds. Group, asthma. pneumonia,
bronchitis, grippe, and all throat and
lung troubles. IL prevents consumption.
Bodeker Bros, Il. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

, no Eauor OF the Dispatch;
49,. inform me through your valued
~ POSSIBLE. tho length and breadth
l.'V ..'.r.-. of the largest perch caught
V' ,..,s and Hnc in any of the waters,
"''. .-,,r. Richmond, and oblige
I'D o' a READER.
,.,. ,-oposs.bc. We keep no file Of
fish stories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
RE:llEe|:::12szAM'S 81
g1Eg ~ 6N euro srsygest'on,
REAu 10 gsessiss!Is.s
10 cents ana IS cents, at all drug stores.
About Printing.

There are many ways Of
doing it, from movable types,
from solid machine-cast slugs,
from engravings, from cleo
trotype plates, from steel and
copper plates, and from steel
dies. We do it in every way
and in any way desired, and
we never permit a customer
TO take away anything which
is not perfectly satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
And Stationery.

In times of prosperity and
active business movement, as
we'll as at all other times,
you should be careful that
your stationery is such as to
carry to your correspondent
the impression that you not
only know what is proper,
but that you have the good
taste and good sense to pure
chase it, if it is moro expen-
sive than some other kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

Boys Gray Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. a 4Oc. value, for 25c.-ail sizes.
Children's White Ribbed Shirts,
Drawers, and Pants, worth $780,, for
2Jc.
a complete stock Of Children's Wool
Wrappers. from ~ lie. mp.
Children's Fine White Ribbed Union
Suits, from 25c. suit up.
Ladies' 81 Gray also Rcd Vests and
Pants, a very fine value, for zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
r.ehlo-Mlnded children,

,.. ,,. Editor OF the Dispatoh'
Mi, YOU please inform mo through your
-orufln where the training schools
eseue-mIudod children are In N'r-
it A SUBSCRIBER
w. know Of none in Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
A Badly Sprained Arm.
HOUSTON. TEX

HIIsION, Tx.
DIR. RADWAY & CO.: Dear sirs; -Au-
gust 18th last / had a badly-sprained arm.
After using six different (what were
called remedies. | never got RELIEF TIL 1
used Railways Ready Relief, which eased
the pain at once and cured me IN two
days. My father. who Is SO years Old
saws: Railways Ready Reliet ana kad.
ways Pills are the best OF an me9ic'i yes.
We keep them in the mousse INC 'eai
round. Respectfully, ,..o,o,.,rr
Sr.glal Police CITY Hall.
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OIIERIES & ANSWERS.
,,u,r WAS MEANT by "BonRow'
,vc" FROM THE EGYrTfANss
WHO NAY ISSUE WARRANTS a?

virainia Inv Upon the sub
,ec,-,rith@et'c"i rro"'c"'-''""'-
room Incnciosed Lnnds-Tom
Ills ui~tory--Fish stories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

acres Of land in Nicholas county, on the
waters Of Powelrs creek. The deed we
hold to await its owner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Blankets, Robes,
and POrtiereS.

Bagdad Striped Portieres. very pref
ty patterns, worth $, for 50 pair.
Nfercerized silk Portieres. yards
long, q good $50 value, for $40 pair.
sPECIAL.-Pretty Baby Carriage
Robes, sheepskin, nicely lined, and
with pocket, worth $50. for 50.
All-WoOl ia Gray Blankets, 50
value, for $3.50 pair.
Extra-size All-Wool Red Blankets.
worth $3.50. for SO pair.
12-4 Atwood White Blankets, Vlr-
glnla made, $50 value, for IS pair.
New stock Of Slumber Robes, all
rich. pretty patterns, worth $50; our
price, s4.0S.
Atwood Hearth-Size Smyrna Rugs,
a $3.50 value, for sos.
Administer Rugs. 81 inches by feet,
very pretty, a sS.4s value. for s2.20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Our Ability to Save You Considerable on Winter
Underwear is Exempli6ed in These Offerings

Mems Fine White also Cray
Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers, q
good $50 value, for 81.
Mem Best Australian Wool Shirts
and Drawers, worth 81. for $50.
Mems $50 Atwood Red Shirts and
Drawers, this week 81.
Ladies' White All-Wool Vests, n
81 value. for 75c.
Ladies' Half-Wool White Ribbed
Vests and Pants, worth zoe, for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Stylish Waists.

Handsome line Of Fancy SILK and
Satin Waists, from SU.1s to $3.50.
\ beautiful line Of Black (also Navy
Mohair Waists at 81 and So. 80.
Pretty sateen or Near-Silk Waists,
from 81 10 SIS.
Taffeta Waists. new plated backs,
fancy tucked and corded front, new
sleeves. with fared cuffs, at S3.4s,
&39S and 81.
Fine assortment Of Flannel Waists,
I'm an the new shades, braided and
with detached collars. at 81, si.8S,
81 Os. 81 ~, and {3.4S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Basement
Bargains.

y Fine Decorated Chlns Toilet Sets
for S11S.
$3.50 Decorated Fine China Tea Sets
for S1.0s.
50 Fine China Dinner Sets. in rich,
pretty patterns. this week 1898.
10 rolls or packages OF best quality
for csc.
2-quart Granite Covered Buckets for
Toe
Long-Handls Granito-Iron Bastlng-
Spoons for Be.
Granite-1ron Cuspadorss for 1oc
Large Size Tin Tea-Kettles for 10c.
1O-inch Best Quality Feather Dust
ers for Zoe.
Best Quality Cedar Buckets, with
electric welded hoops. for gle.
SPECIAL Special discount on MI
lamp and Onyx Tables this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

Extra Long Capes, or best quailly
Kersey. silk lined, S7.4s, So and
Si25O
Golf Capes. Of Imported kersey'
lined with fancy plaid silks, SILK
hoods. at s15 and $50.
Misses Golf Capes. We have 4 S5'fS
value for 50.
Pretty Designs, made Of Imported
shawls. at S7.4s. SO, and Si2.4S.
Every combination conceivable In
ladies' Golf Capes, from 50 10 $40.
cloth Capes, of All-Wool Kersey, at
$3.50.
Boucle Capes, full sweep, ut -.
Double Capes, prettily trimmed az
50 9s and So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

this will be day Of price concessions We sha
puba buying that will be remembered Tor mi
come without misleading exaggerated statements hav
wonderful power increasing the trade of this store Every departing
ert it's by Offering of their choicest values
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
3meite Giebe.

Sd tpieoer6ole no6maGs: oas Weib liebt
nur einmal tpa9r6aft ideal uno leibenI9oftz
li@, SIT es in oieIer 2tebs getduf0t NOR
ben unb fi6rt es bas @6it1al nit einen1
onbern Mann %3ufummen, 10 tann 5par Die
2iebe in Ieinem 9er3en abermaIs eripa6en
unO Wur3el trei6en, aber jenes pGbr6aft
innige, iebe Safer bes S0rper3 5ur9bringenz
be @efiibl, bas pabre 2iebe 10 be9tidenb
md9t, nirb niemals mieoerfsbren.
Ser alte Sngenieur an unietem Gtammz
tii4 bate ii4 in cine fOrmli6e Grregung bin
einge1profen unb leerte nit elmer ;1erp0isr
9ait feinen iteinernen 8ierbumpen.
2G9erli6 = risf Der bide 9ottor nefen
linn mO9te miien, tparum cine 5rau in
ibrer 5petten 2iebe ni9t gliidli4 Iein
t0nnte! 0as miirbe ia enti9ieOen Der
meni3li9en Ratur miberfpre9cn. Nie rez
nige giebt es iiberbaupt, oenen IS berg0nnt
lit, benz 9egenitanb ibrer eriten 2iebe fir
INNER a~n5ugeb0ren? MiiBten bic nun ale
un9liidlt9 fein? 0as pdre fe6r t%raurig fir
bic gan3e Weni36eit.
unb bod 1T es 10 - be6arrte Der Snae=
nisnr burtnddig uuf feiner Ani9t. Man
oarf aleroings ni4t psrgeifen, nab es ni9t
INNER bic erite 2iete tit, tpel9e Der BON mir
gef9ilrerten pa6ren uno l~eioeni9aftli9eu
2iebe entiprt6t. 9enn ni6t NIes 1T 9iebe,
mas man oft bafiir bdlt, unb gar man6ss
MGbden elaubt einen Mann gu Iiebsn =
iibsraeast ii4 absr crit lPdter. Dab bies
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18

gerebet tperben; Sibafritu fart in 8afz
FEN. 1nb barauf fin miifen mir 9euti4e
ur6eiten unb itreben, Siibpeitufrifa gu
einem Sort unb gu elmer 6o9bur9 nes
0eutf9t6ums aus3ubauen, gu eirem 3udz
bait fir beutfde Sntereiien, gu etnem
@9ilb unb einem S9tpert 5uglet4!"
Der 3tpeite She'll oes 8u9es ffiloert Sie
@nttpideiung osS 9anbels unb Der Siebez
lung unb aie6t einen 1eber6Iid iiber bic sepz
grap6if9en, ~tpirt6f9aftlihen unb politii4en
8erbdltniffe be5 S9ubge6ietes. Serielbs TT
Our9 pert6bple 8eitrd5e bes Prtbatoo5enten
Or. &. Oope unb oes Sta6sar5tes Or. Ri9=
ter berei9ert unb bilbet Elm gut georonete5
Ra9i6lageperf, cine Dirt 8Goefer fir Nue,
bic fi3 nG6er iiber bic 8er6dGtniffe Der &Oz
Ionic ~orientiren po[en. 9as @efamntur<
tbeil beg 8erfafers beitGtigt Die i'm Qagemeiz
men 6ereits betannte S6atIa6e, oaB Snoz
peitafrita infolge Elmer our3f4ntttll3ea
See606e BON 1900 Metern unb Der o5edntz
19en Str0mungen feline troptf9en Verbdltz
Mile a%lfpeiit, bdB bus Qano aber audi ntsz
mails cine Mder6au=&plonie fir oeut16e
8auern tperoen fann. Der entf9eioenoe
@runb liegt in Der Oiirre bes 2anbes; Die
5life finb fait nur M6fGuBrinnen fir bas
Regenpafer, Der ergiebigen Quelen giebt Is
penige, 10 buB fir tiinitli6e 8epdherung
our4 4nluge GROCER uno tOtipieliger Stuuz
fperfe geiorgt tperben muB. Sir ben Be-
trte6 Der 8ieb3u9t auf groBen Sarmen liez
gen Die @erbGltniHe immerbin leioli9 giinz
itig; Bel Der g~eringen Menge bes Sufferer
TRACES muB a6er au9 BEL ben beiten Stepz
penpeiben fir Elm Stiid 9roBpie6 auf our6z
f9nittli9 3e6n 9eftar 8eiDelano gereAnet
peroen. Die 2anbpreiie iin0 3par %uiebrig:
6arren pon 5000 6eftaren perben bon Der
Hegierung gu so pig. Bis 1 Mart pro Settar
a6gegeben Ole SGuI8e Miin9ner 8ier tOftet
bort faft bas 9oppelte), inbefen lit infOIge
Der gef9ilOerten 8erbGltniiie minbeitens eit
Nnfangstapital bon 10000 Bis 5000 Marf
erforberli9. Na6 elmer 3pedmdBigen urD
oanfenspert6en MISUNDERSTANDING perz
ben entlaiienen Nnge6Origen Der S3uBz
truppe BON tubellofer 5i6rung, bic Elm SEE
triebstapital bon $500 Mart uuftpeiien t0nz
men, Sarmen Bis gu 5000 6ettaren gei8entz
tpeiie ii6erlaffen; i'm friiberen @ebiete Der
SteOelungsgeIeGi6oft tper0en 1900 Seftar
foitenfrei iibertpieien, fir bas Mebr iinb Is
Bis 20 pig. pro 9ettur gu 3dblen.
Sci elmer @r0Be BON runb 100000 Nuab@
ruttilometer (Oie @r0Be bes 9euti9en 8ei=
Dies betrdgt runb 5tpei 9ritteG bieIer 3a3D
sd6lt bas @ebiet nur 100000 Ginipo6ner,
O%urunter 26OO WetBe. 9iefe 3iffern ma
dsn es ertGGrIi9, baB bic 8oIonie iebt unb
nod auf lunge Sabre Elm pabres parabiss
fir SGger 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18

Glep6anten aGs &inber=
m d b d n. @iameiii4e Srauen iiberlafen
i6re 8inoer niht ielten Der Sbbut BON Gle
p6anten, unb man fagt, baB Das auf bic
0idbdutsr geieBte @srtruuen 10 gut tpie ME
betrogen peroe. Gie &inber ipielen a6>
rungslos 3miI6en ben Oidsn 8einen Der
.Glspbanten lumber, unb bteie bitten fid
IprgIam, bic tleinen Befen gu bef9dbigen,
9rpbt irgeno cine @efabr, 10 fafen bic flu
gen Sbisre lire S9ubbefobfenen gang fanft
nit benz &uhel uno ieBen ie uuf ben bretz
ten Riiden. ND is in ii4srsm 94uBs iinb,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18

8eurt6eile niemals einen MenIfsn
nu4 benz %feiOenen Re9enf4irm. ben er
trGgt. Gr fam ioe6en einen 6uumpolenen
an Defien Steae 8urid9elufen tuben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
NHV tIN5IYt NIHUIINHBpINIIItII
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
fur innerIidJe EN- umo amb erItd1em S~ebramd.

9eim @sbrau6 bon MsOi3tn sur aiHOeruns Der
S6mer5en, iOltsn mir iol5e o~ermetOen, tpel6e Da3
Sptem affi3irsn. Opium, WOrpbiunt, @blOrOfOrm,
aetbsr, Gocain uno Gloral bebsbem ben S6mer; Dos
burd, oaB ie Oas GmpfinOungszS crm0Gen 5~erftDrsn
uuo Der Ydtient Die @efiiblsfraft berliert. Sc lift Dies
cine iebr perDerblibe 4raris; tie I%nustirt Die Spmps
tome, ldbt lie ni6t erfcnnen uno TAFT has 2etocn 3u
entfsrnsu, ruinirt ie Den Waqen, Die Sober unD Gins
eeipeioe, t6btet bel ~ldnqerer 6ortiebuue Die Nerpen uno
Oeruria6t lotale OOer %ulGemeine 9dbmung.
Gs liegt feline Notblpenoieteit npr, Oieie ungetpifen
tel tpie 81 q Dina 5 &eapp 8elief bic qudz
lenoen S6mersen raider l%innert, obre ireeno ipeldDsh
9tu6tbtil fir Die Rinpcr ooer Gripu9isne.
Sc bebcbt ioiOrt Die qudlenofea S9mer5eu, Gnts
%5Hnoung unO turirt Goneeittonen, OBJ fe nun BON Der
Qunge, Dem Otagcu, ben Gingelpeioen, anoerCn Nrl5
len ODER Sbleim abiOEoernoen WembrGnen b%erribren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
idafft iOfOrtige Grleidternng.
SUMNER COMPLAINTS,
DYSENTERIE, DIARRHOE,
CHOLERA M0RBUS.

Gin baG6cr S6eelDffel poG BON &eaop 8cGief III einem
balben Glaie Q8ofer 10 oft %picDerholt als MmfGue por=
tOmlnen unp Gin Glanel=2appen ~geidttigt NIT Jeaop
Gelief uuo iiber ben WlaQen unp untcrleib aelegt,
S9tilunQ
Seine idltmmen @udpirtungen (pel6e %beitdnbig
bon &aOlpap's &eaDD 8sIitf, bod DerOen bic 6inqss
iusins in eincu geiuupen, nOrmalen :3uitano belaHtn.
Gin balber bis Elm ean5er SbeelOffel boil in eiuem
bol6en 8laie g8afer beieitiQt in t~peni9eu Minutcn
&rdmpfs, S6ipinoeldnidue lauren Ntagcn, SOobrens
men, NerDofitdt, %YRi0rdue, Siarrbos, Spienterie, @Os
lie, 8lGbuneen uno uae iuneren SclbnCroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
S6mer5cm bebObea
lit eiMenG WOmente.

GinerIei, tuie beftig Ooer ~qudlenO bic S6mcr5cm.
ipelde al &beunutismns 2eioenDe, Sol1e, ipel6e ent
~nero6ic, bon Neuruloie beimoeiudte. ODER ppn &rGnts
beitsn binoeitredte 4criOnen ausJuitebsn DabeH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18

bod @lIa beraneifelte ni4t. Sic puBte
tauien0 Gntf4ulbi9ungsgriinoe fir l;rne
GGumniB an3ufibren. Nus benz elaen
Sa6r paren beretts 3lpei Sabre gepprOen,
o6ne oaB Sans 5~uriidgete6rt mar, unc
f4On iiber Elm @ierteliabr perflofen, o9ne
baB mir pttpus BON i6m bDrten. STA puroe
INNER trauriger, Sbrs 3uperii@t NOR 9es
f3punben. Sd iu9te ie m0gli4t gu trio
item unb ibre 6offnung anf's Neue gu be-
leben. @s tpolte mir iebo9 nur l9le0t
gelin9en. Oa fam zines Sages Der entz
I9eiOenbe @9lag: elm Brief bon Sans aug
5loren3, in nelbem er ben @ltern nit
tbeilte, baB er 5amilienDerbdltnifie pe9sn
ge3pungen fei, feline 8erlobung nit GlIa
gu lOien. @lfa ertrug ben S3Iag tapfes
rer, als i4 9eoa3t bate. Seine S6rdne be-
neBte lire @angen, feline 8lage entrang 1id)
ibren 2ippen = nur Elm letles 3uden 9ing
bur9 ibren gan5en a0rper. @on ba an
mar ie tin, in ii9 gete6rt. &ein Wprt,
feline @nipielung auf Sans fam iiber ifrc
2ippen. S6r 9et9t4en mar blei9, falt,
itarr, pte aus Stein gemeiBeIt. 9uron
%ertunnte i9 ben &amPf, Der in ibrem Sal
nern tObte, unb ben ie dngitli@ por Der
4ubentpelt gu berbergen 1u9te.
Na9 unb na9 purbe fe rubiger. SIR
Nntlib 6efam aGmdbli3 bic uripriinslI9e.
frii9e, rOiige Sarbe auriid, lie tpurOe Ietz
batter, unb mitunter ert0nte logar Elm bell
les Baden BON i9ren 2ippsn. Sn meinem
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-02-04
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS,

busy harvesting ice, and some have their
houses filled with very good quality, rang
ing In thickness from to 7 inches.
The oyster supper held at the home OF
Henry Hess, on Saturday evening, proved to
be very much of Il success, there being quite
a number present After all expenses were
paid, there was left balance of about ffty
dollars, which will go for the benefit of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church.
MIR. John Vail and family, of Phnnixvil,e.
Pa, has been visiting his brother-in-law
Harvey Davidson.
Mrs. Sarah A. Price has returned home
after visit to relatives in Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmer d. Thompson. carpenter and mill.
weigher ct Hamilton & Sons mills. at Lafav.
cite, Pa, visited friends here on Tuesday
last.
Harry McMaster has accepted position ia
Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Emma Kimble of Bay View was the
guest of Miss Lizzie Mackey, on Sunday last