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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26

.JuIerene IeglIe, Iur oas Yelamm1rei6
einsutreten.
SIM SUM- bes f%olsenben Sabres tam
nun Der 8ertrag bon SientIin 81
etanoe, tpOna6 Die europdii6en Md6te
Geianote in petins iOllten balten Oiir=
fen, iotpie Dem Sanoel uno ben Miiiio=
men irsie Sepesuns in China sepdbrt
iperoen ipllte. England nuBte Die 9r6=
Bere Sanoelsfreibeit in oeriel5en @eiie
aus, ME e Die S6napsbdnbler in
afrita ieiner 3eit beriudt baben; nur
buB an Die STEELE oes S9napsaiftes
bas Spiumaift gu ieBen III. Sauptid6=
lid Der Spiumhreit tru9 Die S6ulo
oaran, Dos China slei6 na6 Der ger=
trassidlieBuns lid 9eaen Die 9urf)s
fiGrung bes nddiien midti9en PInftes
tuebrte: Die geiiallung BON 8eianoten
in getins. Oils i'm SUM- 1859 unter
aomiral SO2e Elm ensliides Geidwaoer
Die 8eianoten Gnglanos unc Sranf=
reids ben 4eibo aufmdrts mad getina
brinasn mollie, sriffen Die Gbineien
oaiielbe an, bic Guropder muBten lid
suriidsieben, naGoem lie einen ueraeb=
liden NngriIf uuf Die (sesenwdrtia ein=
%9enommenen) Sorts BON Satu 9emaht
batten.
Sann boten Die Serbiinoeten alsbalo
aroBere Streitrdfte aut uel6e Mitte
1860 tEeils bel Sbangbai, tbeils bel
Satu lanoeten. Sic 6ineiii6e &eeie=
runs bate inswiiden umfuiisnbe Ser=
tbeioigungsmaBregeln aetroffen. gei
Shanghai eriiirmten Die gnaldnber
uio Sransoien Elm befeFiigtes Eager
Die Sabrt ben peibo aufmdrts tpuroe
ersmunsen unb als Die GbineIen in
ibrer betannten Weiie bur9 binter=
liiiise gerbanolungen Gle Geinoe bin=
subalten uno Oamit 81 idwdden JUDI
ten, fam es CUR gnti6eiounssi6la6t
bel 9alitao, mo SO, 900 bic 40, 900
Sataren aeidlasen muroen, uno Der
%befannten, nit rei9er Seute fir Die
gnsldnoer uno SransOien pertniipften
3erlt0rung bes Sommerpalaies bel
geting. 4m 25. Sttpber tpuroe enoli6
China Die grneuerung oes 9ertrages
bon Sientiin unO cine srOBe &rie9sent=
iddoisuns ($15,000,0 0Ol auferleat.
China bate immerbin cine perbdlt=
niBmdBis i'arte @ioerlianostraft &c.
sei9t, Elm bemertensmertGer umi6lao
innerbalb oreier Sabre. na6oem 1857
Die Serbilnoeten nit perbGltnlBmdBis
leidter Miibe Die SpiBe oes &ei6s-
f~olOiies eri1iittert uno einen 9iin1ise=
rem 9ertras %ersmunsen bate. Sieier
@ioeriano @binas an smei midtigen
puntten unb Yetina-ge=
minnt aber gang meientli9 an geoeu=
tuna Oaourd, oaB bic Stelluns Der
manoi9urii6en 8esieruns iomie Dos
8ei9 ourd cine bereits sebn Sabre
piitbenoe 8epolution eridittert mar.
Sic Gage mar alio fir bic dineiiiden
Madtbaber 10 unsiinfis ME m6slid
unb Der beutisen Gage seraoe5u ents
sesenseieBt. Sieies @eseniabes tuirb
man nod mebr inne, tuenil ma tpsiB,
baB bic &epolutiundrs nidt nur taiier=
feinolid iuaren, ionbern fi6 aud Dem
GGrifentbum uno ben Gremben bur9=
aus freunoii6 a~eseniiber fellten, tudb-
renb ia beute allies in China nit Der
3esieruns einig III i'm Saiie sesen bic
Gremoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26


Trsgt die >Ds Sots, Die r lmmer Gekauft HABIT
: ss:s'' I1MzzM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
S Of + e {

Cine MiIIiarbe 9pIIars
mag in bieiem Sabre Der Wertb Der In
ben Ser. Staten probusirten Mineras'
lien errei9en.
0on Seegras finb cine tropii9e
unb cine iubtropii9e Mbart befannt,
tuelde, tuenn b0llig entuidelt, iiber
600 SUB lang finb. Seegras erndbtt
lid bon Der 2uft unb bon Mineralien,
bic i'm Seewaiier aufsel6ii fint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26

Sn ben 9auptfdbten Sa.
pans finb GENTLE Straben ausidlieB=
lid gum @ertauf einaelner 9anoels-
artifel beiiimmt. Sn Der einen Gtrabe
finoet man nur Solaidube gum Ser,
fauf, in elmer anoeren nur 9ols= uno
Weioenmaare, in elmer oritten tuerben
nur papierlaternen feilseboten, tudb=
renb cine anoere einem 8ambustpalo
dbnelt tuesen Der t%aufenoen, beridieoe=
men gambu- a%rtitel, bic bert gum Ser.
fauf 9elangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26

Sbres SdIangentemp e1s
mesen beri + int 1T Die tleine Staot
WerDa i'm G6nisrei6 SabomeD. Ser
Sempel 1T elm lanaes @ebdube, in mel
DEM bic prieHer iiter 1000 Sdlangen
beri9ieoener Gr6be balten, bic nit
9Oseln uno Gr0iden, Den Spfer=Sar-
bietunsen Der gingeborenen, sefittert
mprhpn.
Sn Gambia (Genesambien) sibt
es einen Slid, prOtopterus ooer Sons
tot %9enannt. Der beim Serannaben
Der trodenen Sabresseit lid in ben
Sdlamm bes 9leidnami9en 5luiies
einerdbt unb bort Woden llno Monate
bis gum 8esinn Der 8esenseit ber=
bleibt. Mdbrenb bieier 3eit lebt er faii
obne @aiier uno nit febr tuenig 2uft=
aufuhr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
6umoriai(6es.

9urtnrtr.
rGss Meniden gilla III iein 9immel.
reid"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
Gtiaa Dor siersia sabreu.

Ote ernie Muselnan0er,eBur1g mil
ben europdiiden Wddten, pel9e China
unmittelbar beporIebt. brdn9t Die gr-
innerun9 auf on Die frieaeriIden Gr.
stsniiIe. welde iid Dor 40 Sabren auf
9ineiiidem Sooen pollsosen.-gs er.
seben lid swiiden bamals uno beutc
babel bemertensmertbe @erslei6e, oeren
grsetniB cine welentlid unshniiaere
gerIpettipe auf grfolee Der Mddte
gesen China III, als oamals; mag
aud China in ieiner militdrii6en Gnt=
pideluna seaen Oamals taum nennens=
irertbe SortI6ritte 9ema9t uno mag
aud beute europa i'm Serein nit Noro=
amerita, aui's MUoerniie aeriiiiet,
aeaen ben &ieientoloB nit tb6nernen
Sii6en ppr9eben.
Der SrembenbaB bat unaesdblte
Waiisn bon @bineien in Semesuns se=
bra&t; oieie miiien lid ems nit Der
muBsebenoen 9eriOnli6tsit bes Serr-
Observation-Disclosures uno ManofGu-
rem MAIDEN nit chamber 9emeiniame
Sa6e, uno bas dineiiI6e MilitGr bill
Oct Gen orltten Saitor in Dem fremoen-
fsinplihen Sunoe. 3ablenmdBis be-
tradtst, miiBten oieie Mailen au1
erp6e surppdii6e Seere, Die gum In=
eriff ms Sano fallen. eroriiten ; aber
,uenn oieielben Maiisn aud un9eoro.
net. unoissiplinirt uno i6ledt be-
paffnet iino, Der Sanatismus perbin=
oct lie auf's @nsiie, uno oieiem idnei=
oct man betanntli9 10 lsidt Den GOpi
nidt ab; Den MGdten iiebt alio cine
f9mere Nrbeit beoor.
Sies ertennt man erii, uenn mon
bic beutissn Serbdltniiie nit oenjenisen
beim Iussanae Der finisiser Sabre
psrslei6t.> Canals aerietb China swei
Dial in trieseriide @ermideluns nit
europa. Sn 1912 bate England nit
Dem 8eide Der Mitte einen Sanoels-
pertras seidlOiien; bic Secinsunsen
beiielben fielen China ldfis. uno feline
3%ollbeb6roen in Canton madten 1856
cen gnsldnbern Sdmieristeiten.
tuorauf England. BON Srantrei6 aus
slsidartisen Sntereiien unteriiiBt. i'm
Sabre 1857 81 8emaltmaBregeln
ihritt. Gnbe 1857 mnrbe mn ben
err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
G9uerer aIs bas menf9-
li9e @ebirn 1T oas oes Walfifaes
uno oes glepbanten.
5htBaIiidste Rnpe.

,Geb'n sic nur, Saasmeiiier, ME
bas Srottoir ausfiebt! Wie lei9t fann
man ba fallen !A-rNo ia, tueil's balt
a'idneit bot" so, id ber ba
niirce i'd einen geien nebmen, ben
S1nee t~pegtebren UNI Sano aufs
itreuen !"-.G9ab' INN Sbna-Sie
tpdr'n a. outer 0ausmeifter 'tuorb'n!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
31crTchnnnut.

Saron: .Gie iagen, Sic wdren
einmal iiinf Sabre in einem plaB ge.
ueien unb bGtten oa iebr fleiBig ge-
orbeitet? Gaum glaubli9 /! uno tparum
fino Sic BON bort ~was?"-Siener:
sd bin begnabiqt tporben !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
ArittIs.

a.: .ad. Sic tOnnen ia iiber mein
neues Drama gar nidt mitreoen, Sic
baben ia aei6lafen, als i6 es porlas."
p: nStimmt i@on; aber in Sin-
gen Der 2iteratur III Der S9laf elm
lrtheiI.n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
Aebertrumun.

sd blei6e i'm Gienie bes Serrrl
Barons; Der sibt mir, tuenn ib alt
bin, bas @na1enbrob. "--8
.Nu, bel mir follen sc triesen-gnas
benfu4en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26

gerfeblte pirkrs.tg.
Nmtsrdtbin (su ibrer BON Der
gaoereiie auriid9efebrten Sreunbin):
Stun, baff gu cine BON Seinen S69=
tern i'm Babe ansebra9t?"-M o-
rim: vNein, allie 9rei famen 9eiunb
surid-nur bic @oupsrnante bat ii9
perlDbt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26
l1nterpffisier (su einem Sol=
baten. Der Uerseblid Die &letterfange
gu ertlimmen iu6D; runo ba mill Der
Gerl bonn @ffen abfammen !"
Enfant terrible.

Enfant terrible.
Ser S9riftteller S9malinsfp 1T
bel &ommersienratb BON @olofiein gum
Siner 9elaben unb unterbdlt ii6 nit
Dem S6dter6en bes 9auies, bas aller=
liebf plauoern tann. .@enn gu mei-
men Namen 10 f96n seInertt baff, @ls=
den, peiBt Su bann aud, n i9
bin," frast unier @af, Der burd finb=
li6=naipe Nuffaiiung fdon mande Qn=
reguns fir feline fdriftfellerii9e Sbd=
tigteit sefunoen bat. Mit einem nieo=
li6en Gnirden antnortete bic fleine
@lia: % ia. Mama bat bod seitern
our Sante aeiast, Dab mir beute 10
einen 9elebrten 9ungerIeiber
81 Slid haben."
Gtn9f9nn9enr
Stubiofus: rSebesriol, tpenn
i9 eiten @slobrief tetomme, gebe i9
Dem grteftrdger elm reidlides Srint=
GELD. Sd tbue bamit elm sutes @ert,
benin Der Mann 1T elm armer G9luder,
Wittper uno Gater BON adt Ginoern.
Was meint Su benn, Snfelden. m09-
teit gu nidt au9 einmal-bm-sum
@obltbGter an Dem Wanae tperben unb
-bm-8eranlaiiung seben, bob er
cine tleine unterfiiguns betommt?A-
Onfel: %, tuarum ni6t? @o mirf=
li9e Notb III, belfe i6 germ. Sd iueroe
linn heute nod so Marf ffifen! !"
GgDptif6e Srauen tragen
beutsutage in Gairo europdii6e Sc
tranbung, berrli9e Giamanten unO
foibare Stetne.
@dbrenb bes @9Iafes er=
i6lafft bas G6rperiplem uno 1T EN-.
pfdnglider fir &rantbeitsfeime als
tpdbrenb bes Wa9ens.
G6nigin 8ictorias pribats
aemdder iino nit giloern ges
f6miidt, uelde Ssenen aus ibrem So
milienleben felt ibrer Seiratb bariieIlen.
Ser pftff elmer 2ofomp=
tipe brinst etpas iiber 10, 900 SUB
melt bur9 Die 2uit, Oas @erdui6 zines
giIenbabn3uses tuenis iiber 1900 SUB
melt.
WaInuB=Gtd MT nit % Bis
% Coll baben per 1000 SUB in Rotter=
BAN einen Wertb BON sos big $115.
pappelbaumbola III $38, weiBes gihen=
bol3 $45 uno Sidorpbols $54 tuertb.
Sic 96be Der 8antanmei-
un9en, ueIde monatli9 bic @lea=
rins=Sdufer bon 2onoOr unO Netu Sort
pai5iren, iiberteiet ben Wertb GILES
geminsten GOlbes unb Gilbers Der
Welt.
SsIanbs buIfanif9e 9i-
Rritte beiiBen einen Berg, Der b6llis
aus eruptipem Sbon rno rsinem tueiBen
Sdmefel befiebt. Cine f96ne @rotte
bilbet i'm WeHen ben gineans gu ur,se-
fannten Siefen.
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q uuus WeCd1etntn.

SIM Sefielbalou ftsbt Der Sepp uno iei' 8ei';
Gle jammert unb minielt: 80 mel, Sepp, o
mel,
@ann iett Der Sallou platt, aus ISIS uno
g'fett!"-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
ENGLAND'S INTEMPERANCE.
Rev. c. M. Sheldon Writes of
Sights That rIade His Blood Boil.

The Rev. c. M. Sheldon of Topeka,
Kan, writes from London saying :
'Mrs. Sheldon and l have been insult
ed by drunken soldiers. We have
had to get off the sidewalk and 90 in
the street to give the drunkards room.
eve have been jostled on railway
platforms by drunken men and women;
we have seen the evils of the public
house in almost every corner with
barmaids behind the bar and with chill
dren in front of it, and men and wo-
men crowding every inch of space.
at seems to me that the worst that
can be said about the intemperance OF
England is the light and easy way in
which it is all received, The sights
that have made my blood boil in the
slums and in view of the big saloons
have not caused more than a shrug of
the shoulders from Englishmen who
saw them with me-"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
NEWS AND VIEWS.

story which discounts that of
FnOch Arden comes from Pennsylvania,
.woman owned much property
in that state. Several years ago she
went to California, where she married
AMI remained until recently. Return
mo to her former home she learned
that she was illegally dead" and had
been for year or two, and that her
nropertv had been divided among her
naxt of kin. She is now endeavOrlng
to find some means by which she can
be legally "resurrected" ana nave her
property restored to her.
The Mobile Register objects to our
SUGGESTION that Secretary Hay present
GIncle SANS overdue bill to the Sui
tan on the occasion of his silver luol-
lee. on the ground that 'the poor fel-
low will need all his cash TO pay the
EXPENSES of having big time ana
buying new hats and things Tor all MS
wives"
The bubonic plague has made its APP
noarance in London. 1t will probably
reap a horrible harvest amongst the
crowded and teeming millions OF UHaU
GREAT metropolis. In the mao rush lor
commercial supremacy INTO all seas
and through alllands it is natural that t
the Briton should take the diseases OF
strangers s as we'll as their money It
Is one of the penalties OF money-mak17
ing greed.
A Mrs. Joy, of Chicago, who was
Miss Schwizkocswitchski, has sued
f e. "a divorce. SO far as known, how
lO che has not asked for the restor-
alton of her maiden name.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
JUDGE GRIGGS AT TY TY.
CONGRESSMAN SPOKE To ONE
THOUSAND PEOPLE.
Arraigned the ImperialistiC Policy
and Reckless Extravaganza of
the Republicans.

The citizens of Ty Ty gave grand
barbecue Thursday to the surrounding
country. Twelve carcasses were barbe-
cued, and there was, an ample basket
dinner spread by the ladies of Ty Ty
and vicinity
The principal feature ofthe day, says
a special to the Savannah News, was
speaking by Hon. Jas. NJ. Griggs, con-
gresham from the second district.
He spoke for an hour and forty minutes
and made mastery arrangement of
the imperialist policy and reckless ex-
travagance ofthe republican admins
tration. judge Griggs was in con-
gress when the war measures were
passed and his recollection of the
promises made by the republicans
then and his comparison with the ac-
tions of the present administration
formed mastery campaign effort.
He closed by urging the democrats
of his district to do their duty and poll
such full vote in November that re-
publican politicians would have no
ground to charge intimidation of me-
gro voters to account for their short
vote. The speech was we'll received
by all present. There ere few imper-
ialists in south Georgia. Near 1000
people were present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
A CONVICT WROTE IT.
The Author of Famous and Popular Sun
day School Song a Vagabond.

One OF the most famous, tender and
pathetic of American Sunday school
songs is called There s Light in the
Window for Thee, Brother" It was
written by Rev Edward Dunb bar, the
story of whose career is romance and
tragedy. In his youth Dunbar was
of rowing disposition. He lived with
his mother at New Bedford, Mass. 1t
was her custom to set a light in the
window to guide his steps and to as
sure him of a welcome. When about
Is years of age he went to sea for a
three years cruise. During his alb
sence his mother fell i'll and died.
Shortly before she passed away she
left this message: Tell Edward that
| will set a light in the window OF
heaven for him" When the young
man returned and received the mes
sage he was profoundly impressed, and
reformed and became preacher.
During the process of his reformation
he wrote the famous song. He was
talented and eloquent, and had no diff
fculty in contracting desirable mar
riage with young woman OF his ma
tive town. Five children were born to
the couple. Then, one Sunday morn
ING. the town was dumbfounded when
it was announced that Rev. Mr.. Dun
bar had disappeared, leaving wife and
children. He went to Kansas and to
MINNEAPOLIS, where he held revival
meetings. In Minneapolis he mar
ried handsome young helress. His
Massachusetts antecedents becoming
known, he was prosecuted for blgamy,
convicted and sentenced to the penl-
tertiary. When his time was up he
went forth from the prison vaga-
bond and q tramp. Some years after
wards he applied at the Cotfeyville'
Kan, Jail for nights lodging. He
was iii, and died the next day. His
cody was placed in a pauper's grave,
Recently the church people, of the
town has erected simple slab over
his grave, commemorative the fact
that he wrote the beautiful song
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
FARMERS ARE DESPERAl {.
II Barns and $50 Head of Cattle Destroyed
in SpaIding County.

A dispatch from Griffin says The
farmers Of Spalding are momentarily
expecting their barns to be burned by
negro incendiaries. Eleven barns,
more than $50 head of stock and valua-
BILE farming implements, wagons and
feed stutfs have already been burned
within the last fortnight, the losses
reaching far into the thousands.
Many farmers now refuse to lock up
their stock at night, fearing mid
night raid from the torch fiend.
The Bermuda dairy farm, one OF the
largest III the state, have employed
watchmen to patrol their property and
prevent it's destruction. There is
great an xiety felt by all the barn own
ers and it is probable that vigilance
committee will be appointed to investi'
gate and punish the guilty persons.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
Standard Oil CompaOy's Big Dividends.

From the Savannah News.
The Standard Oil Company will
shortly distribute its third quarterly
dividend for the current year. The
outstanding stock which will partici-
pate in the distribution amounts TO
S97, 800, 900, and the dividend will be IS
per share. This, it is said. makes 81
per cent in dividends which the stock
holders will have received for three
quarters of the year. Mr.. John D.
Rockefeller's share of the Forthcoming
distribution will amount to S2.666, 900
an income which cannot be called
'princely," since that adjective falls
short of expressing the magnitude of
it; it will probably have to be desig-
mated "trust-ly' income. This big
dividend by the oil trust. by the way,
follows the recent great and destruc-
tive fire at Constable Hook, which
wiped out 81. 800, 000Of the corporation S
property. The fire loss, it is said, was
deducted from the profits before the
dividend was fixed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
DR.. Hathaway 9
Treats AZ. Diseases,
Els Method Invariably Cures All
Catarrhal, Bronchial, Lung, Stom"
ach, Liver, Kidney and Other Com
plants, as Well as All Diseases
and Weaknesses of Women.

In DIR. Hathaway's most
extensive practice, GOV
ering a period. of more
than 20 years, he has been
called upon to treat all
manner of diseases OF
men and women and
along the whole line OF
human ailments he has
been uniformly sue
ceSSful.
DR.. Hathaway's me-
thod of treatment gets
directly at the seat OF
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22

the trouble, purlneS Tic Uloou
Purifies tones nm the whole system and
the Blood. nentralizes the poisons which
produce the diseased conditions.
Yearly he restores to perfect
All Diseases health thousands OF sufferers
Treated. from Catarrh, Bronchitis, AS
thma, Hay Fever, Lung Complaints, Stomach
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Piles, Tumors, Can
GERS, Eczema and all manner Of skin anecnCns'
DR.. Hathaway also treats with
diseases OF the greatest success all those
Women many distressing weaknesses and
diseases by which so many women are aniicted:
~,, DR.. Hathaway's offices are ntted
EiSctF'O@' with all the latest electrical a7d
Appliances other appliances. in the use Oh
which, as well as the microscope. ne has world
wide fame as an expert. All of the medicines
used by Dr. Hathaway are compounded IN MS
own laboratories, under his personal direction'
and special remedies are prepared for each IN
diyidual case according TO its requirements.
DIR. Hathaway has prepared
ExamsnaA'on series of denomination DlanKs
Blanks applyingto the different diseases
which he sends free on application; no i ior
Men; No. 9. for Women; No. g, for Skin Diseases;
No 4, for Catarrhal Diseases Mob. for kidneys.
DR.. Hathaway makes no charge
Consultation for C, Insulation at either nus
~ Free Office or by mail. .
NEWTON HATIiA WAY, IA. u.
DR.. Hathaway Goa
25 Bryan Street, savannah, O~s
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
Mr., StapIeton Dead.

Mr.. G. ]. Stapleton, one OF Webster
comntv's Oldest settlers, passed away
IN the 18th about 8 o'clock while at
W ~ home of his son, Mr.. ]. r. Staple
t tno He is survived by four sons,
1a.srs r. J., Joe, J. r. and Lawson
Stanleton, and one daughter, Mrs W.
n. Clark.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22

Through the months of June and
July our baby was teething and took a
running off of the bowels and sickness
of the stomach, says O. ?. Holiday OF
Deming, Ind. His bowels would move
from five to eight times day. / had
a bottle of Chamberlain 5 Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house and gave him four drops in a
teaspoonful of water and he got better
at once" Sold by Farrar. Harris &
Marshall.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22
SOME GEMS FROM
MR.. BRYAN'S SPEECH

'Justice is as strictly due between
neighbor nations as between neighoor
citizens"
ga highwayman is as much robber
when he plumbers in gang as when
singly, and the nation that makes an
unjust war is only great gang.
''Can it be our duty to kill those who,
following the example of our forefath-
ers. love liberty well enough to night
for it ~
"The command, 'Goye into all the
world and preach the gospel to every
creature has no Calling gun attach
ment."
Compare, if you will, the swagger-
ing, bullying, brutal doctrine OF ImPe-
rialism with the Golden Rule and the
commandment, Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself. ="
"Destiny is the subterfuge of the IN
vertebrate, who, lacking the courage
to oppose error, seeks some plauslole
excuse for supporting it. +"
"Man, the handiwork of God, comes
first; money, the handiwork OF man. IS
of inferior Importance. Man Is Tue
master, money the servant; but upon
all important questions today repuoIl-
can legislation tends to make mouey
the master and man the servant.
mo one has a right to expect from
society more than fair compensation
for the service which he renders 10 So
ciety. If he secures more it Is at tne
expense of some one else. 1t i no ~
Justice to him to prevent his dong ~
Justice to another. To him who Woulu,
either through, class legislation OF III
the absence of necessary leglslatlon'
trespass upon the rights OF an9 ONE,
the democratic party says iioU
shalt not.
1.-THE democratic party is not making
war upon the hottest acquisition VI
wealth; it has no desire to discourage
industry, economy and thrift. ON the
contrary, it gives to every citizen Cue
greatest possible stimulus to honesC
toll when it promises him protectlon Ia
the ENJOYMENT of the proceeds OF nl'
labor. Property rights are most Sc
cure when human rights are mosU
spected. Democracy strives LOT d CIV
ilization in which every member OF So
ciety will share according to MS hel
it's. Z"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22

millions will be spent in politics
this wear. We can't keep the cam
naign going without money any more
tLan we can keep the body vigorous
Inan food. Dyspeptics used to
Mtuno" themselves. Now Kodol Dys-
sCart ;o C,,re digests what you eat and
p aiIp9rs Won to eat all the good food you
a .naDf Il radically cures stomach
tronbles.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22

- die be the land of famine, thous.
In A ucaGse they cannot obtain
! suff taar.n n5 the land of plent =
Ieg SJs' G Inc food they eat kan can
pstantlv 0, ra1 Gilgests what you eat
all st9r,n relieves and raSice enC
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-08-22

The laws of health require that tne
bowels move once each day and one ol
the penalties for violating this law i Is =
piles. Keep your bowels regular py
taking a dose of Chamberlain oton,
ach and Liver Tablets when necessary
and you will never have that severe
punishment inflicted upon you. Frlc rice
25 cents. For sale Dy Farrar. Harris
81 Marshall