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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14

Chicago, Dec. lO.-A special to the
Chronicle from East Liverpool, o., says:
Friends in this city of Charles L. Ma
crum, until recently United States con-
sui at Pretoria, Transvaal Republic,
says he is returning to this country with
information for the state department,
which he is unwilling to risk cabling.
His letters conclusively prove that not
only was Macrum persona grata to the
Transvatl government, but that he was
on the best possible terms with Presi-
dent Kruger. Cabling could only be
done over line controlled in part by
England. 1t is believed the informa-
ton brought by Mr.. Macrum is from
President Kruger and the purpose is to
initiate measures to bring the war to a
close on honorable terms to the Dutch
renub lic
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
Tho Carpet-Bagger.

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-"Thc Carpet-Bag-
GER" four.act comedy of reconstruc-
ton days in Mississippi, received its
first production tonight at McVicker's
theater before an overlooking audience.
Tim Murphy in the title role scored II
pronounced hit, and the play was well
received. There were numerous cur
tain calls for the star and the entire
company, and the authors of the play,
Frank Pixley and opie Read of this
city, were obliged to bow their ac'
acknowledgements. The play will be seen
In New York later In the season.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
Cuban NerrOes DIsnleased.

Santiago de Cuba, Dec. "a meeting
held at the Antonio Maceo club Thurs
day night to celebrate the anniversary
of the death of Maceo developed a vio-
lent patriotic demonstration against
the Americans. One prominent colored
politician said during the proceedings
that the time was nearly ripe for the
spirit of free Cuba to leap from the
grave of Maceo and to drive the intrud-
ers from the island. All criticised Pres
ident McKinley's Cuban policy.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
Mr.. Bailey said to Have MarshaIed Nearly
One Hundred Democrats

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-A special to the
World from Washington says:
Representative Bailey of Texas is
ready to protest against Gen. Wheeler's
admission to congress should he return
from Manila and present himself to as
sumo his position as representative from
Alabama. Mr.. Bailey will contend that
MIR. Wheeler cannot hold two positions
-major-gtneral OF volunteers and a
member of congress-at the same time.
Mr.. Bailey has made a canvass on the
Democratic side and received promises
of support from nearly 100 members.
Mr.. Bailey in the last congress took
strong stand against Wheeler holding a
seat IN congress and a commission in
the United States army at the same
time, and when, through personal feel
ing for. Gen. Wheeler, many of the Dem
ocratic colleagues winked at the infrac-
ton of the law, and voted in favor OF
Gen. Wheeler, Bailey then gave notice
that he abdicated the leadership of the
the minority and would not again be
candidate for the position.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
THE COMMERCIAL SITUATION.
Holiday Demand Has Opened weli-Cereals
strong-Iron and steel Quiet-ouieter
Demand for Wool.
New York, Dec -Bradstreet's to-

New Ork, Zee, 3-brauStreet TO-
day says:
The last month of the year has opened aus
pciously, finding trade and industry generally
well employed, demand treadng close upon and
even passing supply, labor troubles averted ia
some instances by Widespread advance, in
ges, OF small importance except in one or
two cases and with the general level Of values
II staples at the highest point reached for eight
years past Holiday demand has opened well
and collections from retail trade therefore show
some Improvement
The strength OF cereals. notably wheat. this
week is a reflection largely of decreased re-
cciptS at the northwest. Increases in Novcm-
Der business were not as large either in this
country or abroad, Us they were a year ago, and
to this extent the outlook is less bearsh and,
owing to the smaller worlds production this
year. hopes OF well maintained prices have not
been abandoned
Cotton has lost m st Of the notable strength
displayed in past weeks, owing chiefly to por-
ton Of the speculative element becoming tired
md selling freely on slightly increased receipts
Toward the close strength was noticed on i'm
proved foreign buying and the net change for
the week is not serious. After year of unpre-
cedented activity and advancing prices, iron
and steel are quiet with few Sign iticant
changes, partly because the season Of the year
does not favor new work, and partly also owing
10 the fact that the produc rs are very general
ly sold up to the middle Of next year, Prices
show no marked change. The strength Of wool
is apparently unimpaired though demand is
Quieter London prices have again moved high
er and the small available supply of fine grades
supports the belief that prices still move up
ward. The granting Of "A ten per cent. advance
at nearly all the large cotton mills throughout
New England which, on the bases Of census
figures, would point to an increased purchasing
power being secured by nearly 10000 people,
Business failures in the United States for the
week number 22), compared with III last week,
237 in this week year ago, r92 in 1877, 3sl in
1896 ana 1913 in 1895.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
Body Found In Tennessee River.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 10.-A strange
young man was found in the Tennessee
today, stranded against bridge pier,
dead An examination proved that the
body had been in the water about two
weeks, also that his neck had been
broken. He was about "a years of age,
black hair, five feet ten inches in hight,
and well dressed, The indications are
that there has been foul play. 1t is be.
lieved he was killed, thrown in the
river at the city and drifted two miles
down stream to where he was found
No clew as to the mans identity was
found on his person.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
MILITARY HOLDS THE TOWN.
Deputy Marshal Killed and There Is DAN
ger of Further Trouble.

CoRBIN, KY, Dee. 1O.-This town to-
night is under the protection Of the mil
itary, in consequence of the killing of
Deputy Marshal Henry Hartford last
night, while in pursuit of participants
in saloon fight. 1t is not known who
killed him. Floyd and Ed Caldwell
are under arrest. IL was their young
brother who seemed To have been the
ringleader In the fight. They interfered
whsn the officers attempted TO arres.
him. There is danger Of further trouble,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.
Pacific Express Oaice at Cheyenne Held
Up For Several Thousand Dollars.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 10.-Last night
between and 10 o'clock the office of
the Pacific Express Company was rob-
bed of several thousand dollars in
money, and the officers have not yet
found a single clew. 1t has been the
custom to lock the office when train
gets in. This was done last night as
usual, and when the eXpressman re-
turned twenty minutes later the door
was open and the safe had been rified.
The amount of money taken is reported
to be between s., 900 and $4,000. 1t is
said the safe contained large ship
ment of gold, which was 10 have gone
to one of the banks in Central Wyom-
ing over the Cheyenne & Northern this
morning, but officials will say nothing
about the matter. The extire express
force is under surveillance.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14

The Chicago Tribune says that in
ternal revenue collectors of the coun.
try are organizing to have new de.
partment established and new cabi.
net position created. A meeting will
be held IN January to form an associa
ton with this end In view.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14
To Investigate Freight Classification.

Washington, Dec. o. The interstate
commerce commission yesterday in
stituted an investigation in the matter
of charges in freight classification and
advances in freight rates by carriers
using the official classification and fixed
the date of hearing for December Fl at
Washington.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-14

Summer boarder - You shouldn't
keep your pigs so near the house.
Farmer-Why not?
because it isn't healthy"
"Oh, you're mistaken! None of the
pigs has ever got sick on account of
it. "-Fliegende Blaetter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
2tYsifcyk rzeWodW szezepI6tWWl5sI

aRAk 80 80 A@;s I'M s-sss!5sIGs
aKaexi.in kasstanow, k .5I,j-
.remionIdtl eaIa siedzlbe. ale
mimo Is dotad one i..II IN ME &
I, u; j 49, I bvIv ieszcze
~ snos@do sztachet. Il
wznos;}v sies naimn;ei IA diva
s.,n;e wvsoko. s,cz,tv mialv
,,ostrzone Il k~szta}cie did, y
dodatku bvyy pociggniete
c,,rn, f.rh, al zuanvm
+sren rtdr,, = chroni} "a.
v;looc;. poniewaz Drama Cd
froo ! bvla TAX samo czarn ,:,
NE, n;ezm;ern;e wvsoka nr,vtem
w;ec,o;e zamkn;eta ldo zabu-
doua6 oosnodarskich nrova-
al, dron, I'm. ) boknA
calost zatem ty1a smutn,,
nraw;e cmentarna.
Widat. ze Ten cz}owiek
mus; mice ,efce samolubn e, !,
skoro ! niego bra ma wciaz
z J; D niejeden myslal|,
kolo Ameryki przejezdzajac.
=. opasa} sic ostrokolem,
nrzez kt6rv. ledw;e ptak
nrzelecj. iakby sic. znaidowal
Me !. v hr,iu' ,yrilizovapym,
lecz m nj dz,kimi Indyananli
i'm; m6w;li. = Musi mice
+; -;
-, ME zrabowa}.
Drcoa - skibo;ewic dc
Amervki bv}o dose Galeko.,
- 80 xc;e1kam; "a wskr6S .przez
~, :, sic tam ledw:e.
dz;es;e6 miput. IPo;niewaz.
n.1,c hr,h; ), Rialowieiskiepo
,za1 + NJ : wvzvnie 90 drugiei
e,ronie ws;. nrzel6z q6rpyeh
Zoo okieo. r21zv pomocv
=. szkiel przvblizaiac y MONA.
.bylo widziet dosskopsle, %
Gle " Amrrvce Jz;alo. Co do
Amervki. IA wobec sweeo
gasiada ME znajdowa}a sic W
nu,ozeniu r6wnie korzystnem,
gdyz rezydencya wlasc,ciels
sk,bniewic. rozlep}ym par
k;em otoczoaa. wSr6d drew
v :, formalnie tone1a.
.,u + war, .ze hrabia by1
bardzo niersdowolony, gdy
!,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
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$500 .T41H4 -
.przytknaWszy, zaeze}a sic ME
spokojnie rozgladat, iakby
czego szukala. Nieznajomy
biegl spojrze.ntii'e.;m.. "a jejWzro'-
KEN. O krok Cd ME, v ira
vie zieloneL lezalo cos swie-
cacego.. W chcial.sie ssc'h i le !.
BY zgube podniesd, gdy "
tenn ! przyszla mu Lola ma
mysl.
Po q VI PAM, e p ), '''''5:
.gne Pc isl : wi ( rich we; : -
zapytai.
Dobrze. dobrze.
Me podal jej reki, nie Pc.
m6gI jej Wstat:, tyllko v roz-
targnieniu pusci} sic cwaiem
ku Loli, kt6ra tymczasem
pasta sic spokojnie ma zielonej
pszenicy.
"a chwile wraca', "a j. SODA b
ia prowadzac. !
Podczas jego nieobecfosci,,
ciiiocia Salusia zgube znalaz}a,
podniosIa sic Q w}asnych Ct
ZACH, poprawi}a suknie, woal-
f (, ks ;'l'' ! Y p : ! .pe'nej
: wn,d1izieku czeka}a ma rycerza.
Przystapil, a zdjawszy ka.
pelusz, rzek} glebokim nklo-
mem ...z
.;: y
.Sss+-- eszcze raz przepraszam
pania "a swego T,1rremora i
bede sic poczytywal "a
naiszczezsliWszego W Swiecie,
jes1i SkiedykolWiek W zyciu'
potrsfe wynagrodz:e prey
krose, kt6ra on pani dzis spra-
will, acz mcze ME e zlej wolf.
Anaconda, widzac pred
SODA miodzlana, kt6rego'
wzrost i k~sztalty przypominaly
Antinoutsa.,, a oko wyraziste, ;
lnby usmiech ma ustach ener.
gicz.nych najpiekniejsze;go'.
E-EEA@v%.s L.%S E@Es -trrE&. -. E.II@N.&
mieszkahca Olimpu, ME mo-
ga Sic Me u5miechnat.
G 1Ftl zaPomniet, g sic
stale odpowiedziala tym
razem gg1lo eesta1n dzwieczznym,
me!tt.sall,oo,w'ym, j raczei blogo.
slavic |l''i e civil !. kt6 8 Z nj "a
streczy1a sposo ), pooznnaa'nriia J.
tax dystyngowanego kawale-
"a.
z tent s}oWy odrzuci}a
zgrabnie n6zka tren amazon
K j uklonila mu sic uprzejmie,
iak ma salonach kr6lewskich ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

iEl po 'ss.,1l.'z est mo- stryj jI
||Assaak n /. NJ ! ,aga1lsfa2Ifp1
klilku dn 'tSaI| ] pT IA lsa3b''lfs' ~
sIP'aartyyza.
P 'fa| 1llE;I Ash Cd Niepra "
"a e 81 s. salyn globe '1's'l|E''''E 81, nis
d II .d1rugiego miasta rownie
pE,ielk;silpl!eego ] rr q, " me 4 Jat g !;
lube Paalrtyyz! IS }
/ ia jestem tego zdania -
mlodzieniec rotwierdziI.
Jak mnie e cieszy!
|1ywo. Wida6, re sic "
naszych upodobaniach zgadza.
my : lubym usmiechem
dodaIa. ia ieszcze 81 tego
wzgledu Paryz admiiru]e, ze
|jest-to miasto, " kt6rem ME
potrzeeba sic obawiaG plotek,
|obm6w. tam ME troszczy sic
leden Q drugiego.
Ciocia Snlusia lubi}a swo-
]. .bod!nlq IS kon j .,l 2 ii ~
max: czystej krwi arabskiej
dopiero wtedy zaczyna pedzic
! animusisem, gdy pot " So
BE pucczui5e, tax ora ma SEE
ro(kie f ky wyeso}ej pogawed-
XII puszczaia sic . owa chwi-
Ia, W ktorej ogrzala Sc MALE
|zycie wlasneml slowami. Kry-
|tyczny ten moment wlasne
nadlcboodlzil. Odtad slowa, a
byly juz. sane francuzkie,
wybiega}y 2 lei ust 2 szyDko..:
Sea blyskawiczna, Cd kt6.e]
MONA bylo> dostat zawrotu
g}owy, q chociaz MILDLY czIo--
wick sam Q mic ne pyta},
.odpowiadal zaS zdaniami
/ ulrr.y'wnsa1nnemi, mimo t. ona, tenn
niezrazona, mowila "a niego
! "a ssiebie, przyczem zen Okla
ME spuszezala a re Isl umysl,
nawet wsrod najbardzej ozy
wionej konwer5!cyi. uMla]
pracowad samodzielnie, wiec
czas utwierdz sic "
przekonaniu. De: usta pana.
Wlodzlmierza Wolsk;ego by}y
stworzone do pocalunk6w, re
wqsik mad niemi sic w;jacy,
acz dotad jeszcze nieWietlki,
bE,y p .l bard 81. ffl[pstefn = n1!aElkkonlec,
co najwa=n1ejsze, re lego oczy
byly wrost niebezpieczne,
choc ich koloru ME moglas
zbadat..
JUL to oczy piekne, a wy.
raziste bly, zdaW'en dawna
.najsIabsza strona .cioci Saiusi!
Kto vie, lax. dfugo ieszcze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

..bE }, y11l. barnd t|';'D. f7l(n!terny, n Egsll
co najwa5nlejsze, re lego oczy
.bvly wrost niebezpieczne,
.cho6 ich koloru ME moglas
=blizej zbadat.
Juz to oczy piekne, a wy
.raziste bly, zdawien daWna
najsiabsza strona ~cioci Saiusi!
Kto vie, iak dfugo ieszcze
v ';. TEN mIe is i, ustroan '.
.bylaby trwala f 1fl k S: q
wersacya, gdyby ME turkot
.k6l WON pad]ezd5ajacego. To
ia ocucilo.
Pfzepraszam pana, zem
mu lyle czasa zajeta - RE
.kIs]];a, wyciagajqc don raezke
90 ~. tItE&teEE a~EIt%THS
klsz tall: pod}uzna, TEN 81
mtnnrdi!esjjsza j pl'u1lllc1hnji,e=jj !' ze j.
sciskata duhska rekawiczka
ais spotks;annite,. na TEN.
pustkowiu kawalera byfo ola.
mn.e zjaa:wygiis<'klSiietm tax Ak niezW y
klein a m;lem, 2e mnnullssllaalamn
sic MEM e:hwile naeieszyt.
Oyslml1iitezls SIC PrzeciW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

lie tam drobniutkich zmar-
szczek! 4 te zabki per}owe =.
tobym sig by} ' oebra}, gdybym
lie byl Z trawy podni6s]! Ia
'te przysluge ME bJlaby mi
wdzieczna. Sliiczny garn1lit 1t
.pewnie paryzki 4 iak m6wi!!
.Recze, ze "a ten talent ma wy.
staWie Wsz ',:l:7 ''l dos sta
laby zloty medal s'E1E Musi e.
bye owa kl<u:zynka hrabiego, 8
.kt6rej mi wczoraj stryi wspo-
minal. Krzepka babina Ycale
ieszczee!!., Malo bbrrakoWNalo, q.
byylllib,yS|mn2sy ], s0 Y|7ite. dali re'laes.
.gous. s.s
] tu FACIAL smiat sic tax
swcbodnie, tax ochoczo, &c az
Tenor / reno pr1y ;'': okiem
zdziwionen Nypatrzyl Sc g.
swego pana.
Mlody czloNiek presto
csglroW przydrozny dalel |
idac Sciezk2 kt6ra prz sch l'';
zbozs WN,ydeptali. glosem g:
|drzacym j : WieIlkiile7m r e9l:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
To WHOM 1T MAY Concern:

To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given Of "a Special Election
to he holden on the
22ND DAY AUGUST, A. d. 1899.
pursuant to an order of election duly passed
made and entered 10y the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Ocala. for the purpose
of su Emitting To the registered voters Of said
city the question of whether or not all issue Of
bonds of said city. not To- exceed the sum of
twenty four thousand dollars in the aggregate.
shall be ordered made
under the provisions of an ordinance of the
City Of Ocala entitled AN Ordinance to au-
thorize the issuance OF Bonds by the City OF
Ocala. Florida, for the purpose OF paying of
and retiring the outstanding Indebtedness Of
said city, and 70 provide for the payment.
approved JULY 1lth. 1894 which said ordi-
nance.is ordered published by printing.
Said Special Election will be holden at
THE CITY HALL CT THE CITY OF OCALA
the following persons have been named and
appointed To lie inspectors and clerk OF said
election. viz: Thomas J. Owens, John VI
Martin and W &. Jeffords TO be inspectors.
and Josephus Munden to be clerk of said cleo
ton.
Said Special Election will be conducted in
all things under the provisions OF the election
ordinance OF said city, approved md March,
1898
Witness my hand and the seal Of said city,
this 2lst day Of July. 1919. l.. DOZIER,
City Clerk of the City Of Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture OF
Annie e. Springer, of 1925 How
ard St., Philadelphia, Pa, when
she found that DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption had
completely cured her of a hack
ing cough that-for many years
made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says of this
royal cure: cit soon removed the
pain in my chest and l can now
sleep soundIy, something l can
scarcely remember doing before.
[ feel like sounding it's praises
throughout the Universe" So
will everyone who tries DIR.
Kings New Discovery for any
trouble of the throat, chest or
lungs. Price SO cents and ST..
Trial bottles free at Garrett &
Gerig's Drugstore. Every bot
tie guaranteed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01
F. C. & P SPECIAL RATES

Observation-Disclosures 10, limit.
ed to August II, at 81 for the
round trip.
Plttsburg, Pa.-On account an
nual meeting Young Peoples
Christian Union of the Presby-
terrain church tickets will be sold
at one fare round trip on July 81,
August l and 2, limited to Au-
gust 16, provided for an extern
sion to August 81 by depositing
ticket with joint agent at Pitts
burg before August 6, and the
payment of so cents fee.
Jacksonvllle-On account of
Afro American Jubilee, tickets
will be sold August Z and 8, linn
tied to August IL, 1899, at one
fare round trip.
White Springs, Fla.-TIckets
ON sale daily until Sept. 80 at
So round trip, limited 30 days
from date of sale.
w. w. CONDOR,
Ticket Agent.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01
LEMONS AS MEDICINE

They regulate the Liver, Stom-
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as prepared by DR.. H. Motley, in
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so cents and 81 bottles.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01
The Game of the Season

The old baseball war horses of
the diamond are feeling their SOL
stice oats and propose to rout
the kids, "bat and ball. on the
afternoon of August s. 1t will
be a field day sure, and every
body, old and young, should be
there. 1t will be the game Of the
season. Stores should close and
the postoffice suspend mail deliv-
cry for an hour or two. Plcnics
and 4th of July hurrahs won't be
in it by comparison. The band
will play and the boys will cheer
and everybody have a story to
tell. Come out and see the great
aggregation of home talent ever
witnessed in a home run. Note
the players and then paralyze the
atmosphere with shouts for fun
in store: III. l.. Anderson, S.;
Jesse Miller, IF; Ion Farris. If;
w. K. Zewadski, Id; Sim SIS
trunk, 3b; Jake Gerig, 2b; Ed Da-
Wis, CT; Merton Mann, p; Forney
Lancaster, catcher; +. E. Harris
and Raymond B. Bullock, sub
stitutes. Their opponents will
be the "Kids," the liveliest work
ers in the ring: Gus Haley, c; Dell
Moody, p; Laurie Scott, Id; Har-
ry Williams, 20; Grover Metcalf,
3b; Marone Ethrldge, SIS; Willie
Frierson, If; r. Lopez, CT; J. Con-
nell, IF. Remember the day, 3
p. M, August s. Tie a string
around your finger and be there.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01

The Religious Telescope tells
the following incident: "When
General Grant was in Paris, the
president of the republic, as a
special token of respect, invited
him to a place in the grandstand
to witness the great racing which
occurs in that country on Sunday.
1t is considered a discourteous act
to decline such an invitation from
the head official of the republic.
Such a thing had never been
heard of, but General Grant in a
polite note declined the honor,
and said to the French president,
1t is not in accordance with the
custom of my country or with
the spirit of my religion to spend
Sunday in that way And when
Sabbath came that great hero
found his way to the American
chapel, where he was one of It's
quiet worshipers. Such rever-
ence for the Lords day is greatly
needed now IN this country, as
elsewhere
This incident certainly does
much credit to the great soldier.
We honor him for it. We honor
him for the courage which en-
abled him to stand up for his
principles In foreign land. 1t
was courage no less great than
that shown around Richmond,
and was in keeping with his mag
unanimous terms given to General
Lee at Appomattox.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01

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ly cures obstinate summer
coughs and colds. 81 consider it
a most wonderful medicine
quick and safe. Nv. w. Merton1
Mayhem, Wis. Autobiography
Drugstore, Ocala, Fla.
We make a speciality in shoes
and have the most complete stock
in the county. The Alliance
Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-01

1t is reported of Artemus Ward
that he once offered his flask of
whisky to the driver of the stage
on the top Of which he was riding
through a mountainous section.
The stage driver refused the flask
In most decided tones. Said he:
81 don't drink; l won't drink;
don't like to see anybody else
drink. l am of the opinion of
those mountains-keep your top
cool! They've got snow and Pve
got brains; that's all the differ
ence."
There's great deal of wisdom
in his remark-"Kecp your top
COOL" Without a sound brain,
man is not much use to the world
Alcohol, whether in beer, cider,
wine, brandy Or whisky, IS q foe
Of the brain; and when it gets
there inhames 1T and renders it
unfit for use. Be like the honest
stage driver and resolve to "keep
your top cool. Little Folks
Paper.