Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 July 1881 — Page 4
NEWS IN BRIEF. r orb raw.
The population of Great Britain and fre-
lao1 : estimated, from returns already nude,
at 55,000,(K 0, being an iireaef of over 4,000,000
in tte last decade.
A. trading ste-.mer ctme into collision with
mad rank a Tnrfcbh gnudahip at the anixance
to the Dardanelles.
A tire in the docks at. Hull, England, canned a lo w of 30,000, inelu&Df damage to the
steamer Olbe'nj. At Primtnen, Norway, nuiidng workmen,
who ma do a raid on the town liall, with a rew of releasing two of their number who had been arrested, were fired upon by the Biiutary, and one roan was killed and several wounded; an
efilc -r and some soldiers were injured.
By an explosion in a coUiery in Prussia
isventeen peraotw wore !iilied and fiv in art d.
The trial of the oariee ciuuged with the
nrarder of A'alul Aziz has commenced. Hotui Pisba, one of the alleged (MMjirntora, atated that he ordered Abdul Aziz to be wardered, 1 tu that in, doing so he acted at the command of a coranwaton consisting of SUdhat, Bnebdi and Mahiuond Paghiia. sbdhat Pasha denied the troth of HooiTii statement point blank.
JL Dofanre, one of the moat prominent public men of France, who hold office under the kingdom, the Presidency of Louie Ka-
polt on, and under Thiem and afaeKahoo, died recently, in bit 83d year. The opera ive nailmiera of Staff crisiure, England, to the nnmber of 89,000, have struck for an advance of 30 per cent in wage. They slrnck about a year ago, but had to go back at oldiatea. It is probablo that tLeywill anasa more determined tight tfcis time. Baron Magnoe, the Oerauva Minister at C pcnb&gen, who waa summarUj' dismiasad by his Government some months ago because of hie doing honor to Sarah Bernhardt, thafreoch acta sa, w now a fanatic A London newspaper says that Mr. Eiward Brown, one of President Garfield's private secretaries, who arrived in England about the midd'e of the month, was the bearer of confidential instructions to Minister Lowell that herecjncBt theAmerieati Consols in Ireland to report fully concerning the character and extent of Irish disaffection, and particularly an theeendnet of Irish-Americans residing in Ireland. The same paper says that Mr. Brown hasstarted for home with a large quantity of valuable information on the sobjeots of inquiry. Spain is diccnssmg the qoeerJon of free trade Torsos protection. The Proteetiociita, at meeting held in Barcelona, pointed to the flourishing condition of theJOnited States as a powerful argument in thsir favor. rXMSOlTAH. Capt. Pant Boylon. tho celebrated awimmer, has arrived in Cairo from St. Paul, baring swam 1,313 miles in w ily-three days and five nights. He swam t ho last 200 miles, from St LobM to Cairo, wtth-jut leaving the water. He wul attempt a 8,000-mile swim down the Missonri soon. James H. Grabus, who served several years in the TJmtpd States Congress, died lately at Delhi, H.T. John G.Saxa, dnoe the death of his 6,ngbter, ki become a confirmed hypochondriac, and refuses to loaTe his room in New York. Sir. rilas C Herjiug, the famous manufactnrer of the sttfee that bear his name, died ru'Menly in Sec Jersey the ether day. The Hon, Henry Stanbery, ex-Attorney General under Prestdeat Johnson (appointed 1865), died in New York last week. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln summoned Senator Dtvid Davis to SpringfiJ for consultation as j to the disposition of hex property. Hon. J. Allen Barrier, who died at ,Lancastrr, TO, had been Shaker of tho Assembly arid twice a member n" ri 'neress, GES&MAL. An noeipeetaf? comet baa appeared in the i nntheastcrn heavens, which astronomers do not agree upon, demo tailing it the "comet of 1312,' while Olhera deny tbe identity. At the examinations Tor admission to the "Wen Point Military Aondeoty. jast eondaclcd, 182 candidates presented themselves. Twelve weBrejected by the doctors for physical reaSooh, and fifty-tix failed to pass the examination. The present fonrth elsaa wul consist or tdxty-foor cadets, therefore, and will be the gmahtfct class ever entered at Vest Point. On account of the desperata strike among taewharf laborers at Montreal, the shipping eompanks engaged 500 men in Liverpool and Glasgow. Sixteen JcnK prJosts, the advance-guard at a large body driven oat of Kteangna, have made their appcanace at Panama. The perfoimaneet. of Baron Hartwig Beeman, tine renowned magician, at McVicker's Theater, Chicago, are ataactmg krge andVincee. Beeman is one of th bet.t pmciicer of the black art, and does iver.-thi with grace. Some of his tticks are executed in the immediate preaence of the audience, persons loosing intently upon his sots wil Dewing the proeesu, bat nn ble to detect the means. The literal diatrihntion of handsome and valuable gifts is a feature of the enUrta'nment that compensates m4iy lor their att sn-lance. The dead of the reeerit Mexican railway horror somber over 390, of whom 19? are Mexican soldiers and seventeen Mexican officers. About forty "feiaen and chUdrencwero more or less injured by See or by faQin over the precipice. Oaly aiitr perse ns were? iaved.
Hirvard wjs sueuaful ortir CotanbicJo,)
tne 1M3 eouege ooai-race. At organization name! the New York Hedteal Mission has been inaugurated in the metropolis; The purpose of it i to glTerajtnitoca nodical aid to tbe worthy poor, and Jl the same tiano to give instruction in the Gospel and Christian doctrine to the sufferers, thju eombimog core of bfly and soul. . ' All the ganibinig honaes of 3fe LouiSjlorvt! been desed. an act of therf.cgnlTrrred?claring the keeping of 8uxh.houHS a flaony having gone into effect. There is reuon to believe that the bodv c f A. T. 8tewatt, the great Hew "fork merchant, whish was stolen from its tombaboat a year ago, has been recovered, and that the widow 3 now having boflt a very strong sepukker for it final recepdoo that will be proof against any future diaturbance. In the bribery hrnsatigaiion at AUbenr, on the 23d inat John I. Davenport admitted having offered Btnator gtrahaa a Harah&lxhip, but s&id he waa axithorutixl by Henry E. Knox, of Washington, to do so. Two ballots were taken at follows: Shut bullots Wheeler 60, Oooking;32 ; SepewSB, Piatt 27. Second ballots Wheeler 60, Confcl'nf. S2 ; Depew 62, PUtt JR. The Bepabhcau. of the Saeond Maine oatrict have noiiinatM? ex-Gor. Jfeleon Dingley, Jr., for Congrars,hipiaeeot Us Bon. William P. Prye, chosen TjRted States Senator.
John L Savenp at, in hi tssthnony before
iboAlbcny Bribery Investigating Committee, on June 24, atated that he had no authority from tbe rreaident to offer the United States Marahalshipto Senator Strahan. A ballot for Senators was taken ae follows: Wheeler 46 and Cookling SO; Depew 15 and Ptatt 37.
The Bepobiieaii Executive Committee of
HisiMippi aoet hurt, week at riackaon, but took iio action, from whKh it is safe to infer that 30 straight Bepubucan ticket will be pat in the 2eld. In tho b?Hot at Albany on tbe ISto of June, Potter and Wheeler ewih reseived C! votes, sod Coakliog 42. Depew and Kernaa bad each M votes for the kmg tans, aud Piatt aa. Mr. Cockling visited Wacbingtoc on that day. Ex-Senator 8fnvr denies the report that he is to have A aiitant Postmaster General Tyner'a pairtion, and Tyner says he has no Intention of letting go. There ireeigbt Bcpnbliean candidates for Speaker of the next Honae of Representatives
-vix.: Eeifrr, of Ohio; ICmmb, of Iowa; HnblU a d Barrows, of VicUgas.; Hiacock,
of Sew York ; Bofclnson, of Hew Jersey ; Iteed, of Maine; and Orth, of Indiana. BandaiL Cox and Bckbiirii en the Drmocraao caadV dates. Ldd will proUWy get tUe honor of a rvTfirinat jffn from lb CamaAsasaa irH- XaV
ley, of Pomuylvaait, is ssokenof as an inde
pendent candidate.
Balloting at Alijaay on the 27th of June
resulted : Wheeler' 32 ; Potter, 31, and Conk
ling, 24. For the j long term : Depew, So ;
Ecrnan, 32, and Pbtt, 21. Mr, ConUliug, on bis recent visit tcj Washington, gave np the rooms he bad held ito long. Senatcr Sessioci was one of thce indiotod for bribery by the (Albany county Grand Jury. He is held in bail hi the sum of S3, 060. Tho balloting on the 2'.h ult gave tbe followi-ig result: ConkUng, S1 ; Wheeler, 43; Depew, 50 ; Ptott, 27. It is atated that the friends of Conkling proposed to the friends of Depew that, if the httteri will vote for Oonkllug for the short term, the1 former will vote for Diuw for tho long term. The proposition was rejected. The Virginia 8 ate BepnbUcan Committee metontheSSth ult., porsoant to the call of Chairman Lewis, All the members were present in parson or jy proxy. Mr. Lewis, who presided at the opening of the meeting, stated that he purposed resigning, and took exception to the course pursued by the memlx ra of (be committee who met on the 2Ut nit and elected Gen. Wickham Chairman. A resolution leq&estlng both Wlckham and Lewis to resign, and providing for a committee of conference to recommend a now Chairman, was adopted. J. W. Coobran, a colored etraight-out Bepuhlioan, was elected Chairmin by a vote of U to IS, and by a similar vote it was decided to ho! da straight-out EopubUcnu eoavention at Lynishbnrg the 10th of Angtut, to which delegates should be elected on the 3d of August jnKsurcivsx Mm nmpaiBiAX The Michigan Central railroad has declared a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent, the Lake Shore 3 per cent Eastern capitalists are about to erect an elevator in Si. Louis of 1,000,000 bnshols capacity. Tho official journal of tho Mexican Government publrihes a letter from Chicago inv'.t ing representatiou at the Exposition, an idea which receives warm commendation. 1 The value of the exports front th'a coun try during the twelve months ending v.ith M-y exceeded the value of the imports by !f'22u.773,866. During the twelve mouths cudi:f with May, 1880, the value of tho exports . x needed the value of the imports by f 162, 270,801. The excess in value of the bullion aud ecin import over the bullion and coiu exports during the year ending with May, 18SI, wns A railway to the snmniil of Mormt Laravettr, fa the White mountains of Now Hampshire, 5,2m) feet above tho sea, is to be constructed this season, at a coat of $150,000.
riSES Aim CASUA.ITIBS. Tbe conflagration at Tombstone. Arizona, lestruyed 9230,000 worth of property and ren.ered homeless 800 people. One person was o crazed by his losses that he cut his own Uroat, and another shot himself through tbe lead. The business part of tbe town win larly destroyed, Tho insurance win neatly
cover the los-es.
While John Middletfin and his bride were .tossing Sogers mill-pond, near Savannah,
it,.t in a ferry, Mrs. Mjddletou fell overboard,
nd, her husband jumping in to rescue her, othwore drowned. Their bodies were rooovred locked m one another's arms. On account of tbe fell of m stone bridge, a
train on the Morcles railroad tumbled into the
river San Antonio, in Mexico. The passengers
urere mostly soldiers, of whom 205 are reported
tend and a large nnmber wounded. A wild hail-storm swept over North Platte,
Kebu, wrecking the Union Pacific round-house,
silling one man and damaging four engines.
The wife of tbe Kov. Eiraim Antony iitmpted to shoot a hawk at ShelbyviUc, Teuu., ad succeeded in fatally shooting herself. Mrs. Jane MiHer and her son Thomas were iilkd by lightning at Sturdavant Station,' Ala. n infant held in the woman's arms escaped vithoat a scratch. A party of thirteen Hungarians, employed
in too mines at unrton, xil, wont to
Iizelton, where they visited several
snloons. They also visited a cheap rcstj.urant, where they ate of bologna sauragc.
-Shortly after they left the place, and, while le--nrning home, they were attacked with violent
.-.bdominal pains, and by their contortions and
reamingsat'rtctedtheattntionof passers-by xho called in medical aid. It was found that
the sausage which they ate was poisoned, and
that tbe indulgence in alwhol diluted with
vRter added to the pangs which they suffered.
Five of the thirteen have died, and the recov-
xy of the others is doubtful.
The boilers of the Ohio nver steamer HiGeton exploded near JLaysviue, Ky., com-
pletol; wrecking the craft, and killing Cash Xay or, the engineer ; Samuel Boynolds, tho porter; Joseph Carr (cokwed), and Joseph
.UuHor, deck hands; and a lady passenger whose name was ncksswn. Six persons were
injured.
CKIMXS ATV CHIMIXALS. Tha Japanese feat of disemboweling was
performed upon himself by Matthew O'Doncel, a laboring man of East Saginaw, llicb-, while sutTering from delirium tremens.
W. H. Dean, a drankm brute, shot tnd
kSled his wife at their residence, No. 335 East Forty-eighth street, Hew lork.
la a quarrel' at Washington, James I.
rt- kiled Wflbam G. Whitney. The
r was a eon-in-law and the latter a son of
Mrs. Myrs. Clark Gaines, who is almost prostrated by the crime. The parties have for a long time resided in tbe dd Catacazy honae, and have had frequent quarrels.
A Pittsburgh negro, named Robert White,
got into an altercation with Hugh Itignoy, who
was under the influence of liquor, and killed
him with a stone, after Ttfgueyhad fired two snots.
There were two shooting affairs in Phila
delphia the other night, both growing out of domestic troubles. George Hillycr shot and
kitted Walter Fink while tbe latter was in conversation with Hillyer's wife, to whom he Iliad been forbidden to speak. James Giurley found Daniel Dougherty in company with his (fckrarley'B) wife, and snot at bun twice, inflicting
serious but net fatal wounds. Mrs Oonrtey was
also wounded. A number cf Lalallee (Texas) horse-thieves wore overtaken at VordiUo by a party of citizena, some of whom hail suffered from the
thieves operations, A fierce fight took place.
The thieves were badly vorsted, and retired, kaving one of their manlier killed and another seriously wounded. Maurice Haley, superintendent of the Dunbar furnace, at Dtrabar, la,, was bnitally murdered at his own door. The murder, it is thought, grew out of iU-leeling engendered by the Moan strike in the Connellaville coal region. In a quarrel near Concord, N. ft. Ford Knox killed Lewis Steele, a suite for tho baud of his sister, against whom he had strong prejudices.
The Style. Though it would seem that the people of ail dmntries are equally vehement in the pursuit of this phantom, style, yet in aisiost all of tliein there is a 'strange diversity in opinion ;is to what constitutes its essence ; and every different class, like the pagan nation, mlorrs it under a diffVrent foria. In England an honest citizen pacta np himself, hi." family, and his style in a bnsKV or kim
whisky, and rattle away to spend Hunday. A Baronet requires a chariot and pair; a Lord must needs have lmronche and four ; bnt a Duke, O a
Doke, cannot possibly lamber km Ktylc along tinder a coach and six, and h&if a score of footmen. This style has ruined the pence and harmooy of many ft'icusohold, for no soonor do they set up for style than instantly all tho honest, old comfortable anna vercmonir furniture idiscarded, and yon f tnlk cautiously about, among Hie uncomfortable splendor of Grecian chairs, Efcypttan tnbles and Etroaoan fm To Tt impiv.
ment in furniture demands an increase in the domestic estjiblibhinent, and a family that onco required two of these servants for convouumeo, now employ half n do.n forstyio. Bell Brazen was one ot these patterns of style ; and whatever fix-ilk she was seized with, however preposterons, was implicitly followed i-j all who would bo considered as admitted ia tho stylish arcana. Sho could not lay down to take an pfternoon's loll but site must have one servant to scratch hor head, two to tickle her feet, and a fourth to fun her delectable person while she slumbered. The thing took it boeamc the rage, and not a sable belle in all DViyti bnt what insisted upon being fanned mid scratched and tickled in the trne unperiil style. Sueer not at this pietnre, my mostexcclleuttownswoinoH,. for who among you but are daily following fashions oqually absurd ? Irvbiy,
He Will Invent. "It is all very well to talk abont working for tho hoathen," said one, as the ladies of the cu clo put aside their sewing, "bnt I'd like to have some one tell me what I'm lo do with my husband." "What's the matter with him?" asked a sympathetic old lady, "William is a good man," continued the first, waving her glasses in an argumentative way, "but AVilliam will invent. He goes inventing around from morning till night, and I have no peace or comfort I didu't object when he invented a fire escape, but I did remonstrate when he wanted me to crawl ont the windovr one night last winter to see if it worked well. Then he originated a lock for tiic door, that wouldn't opsn from midnight until morning, so as to keep burglars out. The first time he tried it he caught, his coat tail in it, and I had to walk around him with a pan of hot coals 'all night w keep him from freezing." "Why didn't he take his coat off?" "I wanted him to, but he stood aronnd till the thing opened itself trying to invent some way of unfastening it. That's William's trouble. He will invent A little while ago he got up a cabinet bedsteaa that wonld sunt and open without handling. It went by clockwork. William cot into it. aud np it went Bless
yonr heart he stayed in there from Sat
urday aiternoon uum erauaay evening, when it Hew open aud disclosed William with tho plans and specifications of a
patent wash-bowl that would tip over
u heu it got jus-t so mil. xne resnir. oi that was I lost all my rings and a breast
pin down the waste pipe. Then he got
up a crnton tor a man tniw coma aiso ue
need as an opera glass, wnenever tne man leaned on it.' up it shut, and when
he put it to his eyes to find William it flew ont into a crutch and almost broke the top of liis head oft;"
'Don t any ot his inventions amount
to nnvthinct?"
"He says they do. Once he invented a rope ladder to be worn as a guard chain and lengthened ont with a spring. He put it around his neck, bnt the spring got loose and turned it into a ladder and almost choked him to death. Then he invented a patent boot-heel to crack nuts with, bnt he mashed his thumb with it and gave it up. His coal scuttle has made more trouble than anything else. It was riveted to the grate, and when the lire got low turn over and pour on coal. The rivets got rusty so he couldn't get it off, aud I just sit np in bed and listen to that scuttle all night. Then he arranged a corn popper so it wonld wriggle itself, and no he can't stop it. You can hear that popper going around in tho closet, and he won't let mo throw it away, because he wonts to invent something to hold it still. Why, ha h as got a washtnb full of inventions. One of them is a prayer book that al'vays opens at the right place. We tried it one morning at church, bnt the wheels and springs made such a row that the sex'on took William ont by the collar and told him to leave his fire engines heme when he came to worship. The other day I saw him going up 6treet with the model of a grain elevator sticking out of his hip pocket, and he is fixing up an improved shot tower in our bed-room." "Does ho make any money ont of his inventions?" "He doesn't appear to. The otliei night a man came down end wanted William to get up a patent umbrella fastening. Since then he has wrecked all tho umbrellas and parasols in the house. We haven't a thiug to use if it should rain. Now he's at work on n combined cat and rat trap. Tho cats and rats go in at different ends and cat each other np at least, he says they will; and after that he is going at a pair of pantaloons, in which a man can fall down without spraining his leg. Wiliiam means well, but he's got that mania foy inventing, and I don't know where it will r.d." And the old lady sighed as she started for home to see what new inconv aaience her ingenious husband was preparing to perpetrate. -Brooklyn Eagle, Tobacco Production In the United States. The report of J. It. Dodge, spasla.1 agent for the collection of statistics of agriculture, shewing the; tobacco product of tbe United States for tho census years 1880 and 1870, has been issued from the Census Offlco in Washington, The comparative statement presented in the report shows an increase in production of 80 per cent, during the decade, the product in 1880 being placed at 473,107,373 pounds, and that of 1870 at 262,735,341. This apparent ii.ireauo, Mr. Dodge says, exaggerates tho real advance in lo'jiitoo cultivation, as tho preceding census crop was a small one, and the feu of taxation may have operated to prevent a full census of the tobacco iu 1870. The crop reported in 1880 was one of good production, and not iu excels of present requirements of home consumption and exportation. Fifteen States produce now, as in 1870, more than 99 per cent, of the tobacco of the United States, though it is rcnorted in twenty-two ether States aud Territories. Of these only Missouri, Illinois, Indiana aud Massachusetts produce ,eas than in 1870. Kentucky ocoupiei tho first position, prod-icing 3G per cent, of the total product of tho country. Virginia holds the second plane, Penx Hvlvania has advanced from 1he twelfth to the t'lird, Wisconsin from the fifteenth to tho tenth, and North Carolina, Connecticut aud New 1'ork have each gained one point in the runk of tho tobacco States. Tbcso that have retrograded, relative to production, are Masgachustitta, Maryland, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and TeunuBBoi. Tho average yield per acre is shown to lie 731 pounds, varying from 1,599 pounds in Mnesachiwct;8 to 471 pounds in North Carolina. This variation in the rate of yield, the ropijrt states, is due, in n differing degree, to tbe uo and neglect of fertilizers, habit of growth of the different varieties and vioUditudci of the seasons. Tho following table shows tho total product in pounds ami the yield per scare, in 1880, in the iiftotu leading tobacco-growing States :
Kintiicky Virg nla Peiuisylvania..,, Ohio Tumtefiflee North Carolina.. Maryland (iiieuticut Sliitfoitrt.... ..... WiMiunsUi Indiana.,... New Ytirk. ...... MoetacUuBous. . .
Illin-'in
171,101,18 80. K9,838 86,051,772 S4,J2S, 20.305,052 2H.P8M48 , 26.itt,l7 , ll.OM,0.2 H,9M,U77 10,87,3 8,873,842 ,B."iB,361 5.3M1
S,83ff,7(10
West Virginia 8,21)0,136
573 1,340 1011 707 471 683 1,691 773 l.UM 73 1,327 1,519 699 504
Bulled Kggs Flavored with Truffles. Truffled boiled eggs owe their discovery to the forgetf illness an 1 negligence of a cook. Tho epicurean master one day brought homo some truffles, and gave them to his cook, with the injunction to keep them for tho preparation of a pheasant that was to grace his board. The cook, not knowing whore to put the precious inberoles, placed them into a glass jar where she kept hi r eggs. The next morning, at breakfast, the Marquis do Cnssy and his friend had boiled eggs. " Hut your eggs are trufiled !" suddenly exclaimed th, shiirp-s(eir.d Marrpiis. " Certainly they are," replied the host, "lint how do yon manage it?" "I feed my oUokenii on rasped tvufiles ! " " No 1 joking aside, call up your cook and let Aer explain," u4d the Marquis.
The cook came, and said that she had put tho truffles into a gloss globe fuli of 'RES the globe hud been shut with a cork plug, and kept covered for twentyfonr hours ; the shell of tha eggs seemed to be permeable, and tho subtle perfume of tho truffles had penetrated the meat of the eggs. J'arisian.
The Mormon Church. Tho Mormon church teaches that thorn are numerous gods, and that those who have been eminent as saints on earth become gods in heaven, Smith is a god, and no doubt by this time Brigham Young has become something like that, too. The Mormons also believe that Jesus is just above Smith, and that Adam, in turn, is superior to the Savior. All these g.Kls have many wives, nnd eaoh governs his own descendants, so that the glory of a "aaint" when he gets to be a god depends largely on how many wiveB and children he has, and, therefore, the hold of polygamy on the people. It is held that the ten commandments are the rule of life, but there have been several revolations which considerably weaken the binding force of !lw Mosaic law. The Mormons condemn infant baptism, although children are considered old enough to be baptized when they reach their 8th year. They practice the baptism for the dead, a living person being publicly baptized as tbe representative of one or more iersons who have died. Forinstance,Georgr Washington, Benjamin Franklin and others have been baptized into the church in this style. It should be said that a community, whose leaders reside at Piano, 111., reject polygamy and many other of the offensive tenets of the Utah Mormons, In regard to their form of government, it may be 6tated that tho priesthood is organized as follows : The First Presidency, tho twelve apostles, the high council, the seventies, the high priests, elders, priests, teichers and deacons. The First Presidency consists generally of three persons, with President Taylor at the head, and these persons preside oyer and direct the affairs of the entire church. The hierarchy is divided into the Melchizedek and Aaronie priesthood, the former being the higher, the latter being the literal descendants of Aaron and designated by revelation. The First President is elected by the whole body of the church ; he is the prophet and seer, and alone has the "right" to work miracles and receive revelations. The belief in a continued divine revelation through the medium of the prophet is the corner-stone of She Mormon church. The work done by the several officials of this sect is, as has been indicated, all under the control of the First Presidency, that is a worse despotism titan almost any now known. IFrom the Freeport (111.) Bulletin. Tiikue is now a substance which is both professionally and popularly indorsed aud concerning which, Sir. J. B. Fersscliwciller, Buttcvillo, Oregon, writes: 1 have often read of the many cures effected by St. Jacobs Oil and was persuaded to try the rem edy myself. I was a sufferer from rlieumatism and experienced great pains, my leg being so swollen that I coald not move it I procured St Jacobs Oil, used it lreely and was cured. A Girl in Demand. The girl after whom any number of marrying men ire looking has been discovered again. In other days she has written a book or developed a phenomenal voice, or shot a nnmber of dollars' worth of wild animals, or done something else that secured local fame and considerable money. This time she has planted, cultivated, harvested, and sold three hundred nnd fifty brothels of wheat. I; is needless to say that a number of young fellows are wildly iu love with that girl, aud that the list of suitors will rapidly increase as the record of her achievement makes the rounds of the press. A great deal is said about women who marry merely for tho r.ake of being supported, but they are no more numerous than men who long for wives who will do work enough to supply their husbands with bread and butter, cigars and drinks. There are men in New York who would borrow their last friend's last dollar rather than do day's work in a wheat field, yet would willingly endow the Indiana g:rl with half of their worldly debts, and do it with the best plain gold ring that could be bought on credit. They would also, as soon as tho wheat crop was harvested, find business calling them to New York, tnd keeping them hero as long as the money lasted or an advance could be secured on the next crop. New York Herald. From the Loniiiville Home and Farm. Fuank O. Uehiuno, Est)., of the Champion Safe Works, 251 and 332 Broadway, New York, report? the use of St. Jacobs Oil for a stillness aud soreness of (lie shoulder, with most pleasant an'.' efficacious effects. Infidel IngersoU Impaled. His dexterity in the manipulations of "rose-wator imbecilities" and "phantasmal moonslune " and "spectral inninitieB " does not prohibit our being enabled, with sesquipedalian sagacitj and albterative loquacity and pellucid, yf Jysyllabic perspicacity, to apprehend and appreciate the arrogant audacity'&nd roprehensible raiwcity and egregious edacity and volcanic voracity and stupendously ferocious capacity with which in mood irascible, choleric, sulphurous, this plausible prophet and priest of a past paganism preys upon veracity ; and the pestiferous ana preposterous pertinacity and tedious tenacity and pungent pugnacity, varied by vicious vivacity, with which, in contemptuous contumacity, he meanders in monstrously med dlesome and malignant mendacity. Rev, & Henry JBell'a Lecture. Tba Greatest JBIeswtng. A simple, pure, hxrmteas remedy, that cures ever? bine and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters ia that remedy, and its proprietors arebing blessed by thousands who havs been saved and cured by it. Will you by it? See another column. Eaijle, What Mamma Said. The young woman who, with her Jovei and little niece, sat In the shadow of the curtain while the company was in the room adjoining, liad a good deal of presence of mind wlien the niece said very loud, "Kiss me, too, Aunt Ethel." "You should say kiss me twice, or kiss me two times, not two," said Aunt Ethel, calnxiy. It is to be hoped that the well-known English "beauty lady" was equal to the occasion, also, when an elderly and eminently respectable gentleman made an afternoon call, and, as elderly gentlemen often do, he took the child and kissed her. "You must not do that," said ihe child, struggling, "I am a respectable married woman!" "What do you mean, my dear?" asked the astonished visitor. "Oh, that's what mamma always stiys when the gentlemen kiss her:" replied the artless infant. Has Kverj-i Ulna; Fulled Yu I Then try Warner's Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure. Tbebs are 'many amazing superstitions still prevalent among the herrug fishermen of England and Scotland. For years tho Manx fishers durst not put to sea without a dead wren to ward off storms and disaster. This wa due to a tradition of a Jce spirit which hunted the herrings and was attended by storms ; at length it took the form of a wren and flew away. Consequently a dead wren was thongbt to keep thingn straight. As lately as 1854 the herring fishery, being very bad at Banff, Scotlaud, some fishermen dressed a cooper in a flannel shirt " with bars stuck all over it," and carried him in procession through the town in a handbarrow. Thin was done to bring better lnok. Kiuney-Wojit r-idloally onref UliomueM, Piles and (Ui nervous dltoatMi
(iven Up by Doctors. "Is it possible that Mr. Oodfrey ia up and at work, and cured by so simple a remedy?" "1 assure vou It is true that ho is entirely cured, nnd with nothing but Hop Hitlers j and only ten days ago his dootors gave him tip and said ho must die !" ' Wolta-day ! That is remarkable) I will go thin day and got somo for my poor George I know hops are good." Balem Post. Ifnilwnj Dangerous. Blindness to danger produced by living among it with impunity seems almost universal. Wo believe that the best authorities recommend that night watchmen iu big buildiugsshould be frequently changed, because when a man has made a ovrtnin round every night for years, or oven months, and hits never found a lire or a thief, ho becomes quito blind to either of these should ho chance to meet them later on. Seo how this blindness would tell in the case of a driver of an express train. He has, perhaps, to make a journey of one hundred miles, and stop, perhaps, three times, bnt has to pass thirty, forty, or more signnls. If the trnliio is well regulated ho may travel this road for months together 'without over finding one of tlieso signals of "danger;" but were ho to get in a condition of danger-bliudness and not look out for these signals the result would probably bo that there wonld bo a terrible aoe.dent. He must go on assuming that every signal is at danger, though novel- in his experience has it been found to be bo. He must also exercise patient and untiring vigilance iu inspecting and testing his enemies; trust no one, but see that all is right for himself. At sea fire drill aud "umu overboard" drill are carried out, aud iu the military servico false alarms of lire or attack ore given to exercise the men in vigilance and promptness of action; but ou a line of railway this is impossible. Punctuality in the running of the trains is of the first importance, so that wheu something goes wrong tho staff must deal with it, as it were, by instinct, nnd how well thoy do it is obvious from the comparatively few accidents that happen. How danger ia often warded off by courage and intelligence the general public seldom learn. s' tfurdttg Kevlcw. W..MES that have U-on bedriddon for year have bu completely c ircd by tho use of iiydifc E. rinkham's Vegetable Compound. Oraniuins. For constancy of bloom the geranium is nneqnaled. Small plants, that can lie bought ve.'j- cheap, if put outiu May, will completely fill a lied in three weeks after planting, and early in June will be a mass of flowers, and continue getting better and better until blackened by the frosty nights of autumn. While other plants are wilting under tho scorching rays of our summer su u, the geranium seems to glory in the hottest weather. There is such a variation in the color of the flower, as well as in the form and color of the leaves, that with a few varieties of geraniums ft more artistic and varied bed can be made than with almost any other flower. The center of a largo bed may be scarlet, with light colors around, or a few rows on the border may be of the silver-leaved kinds. Indeed, we have seen delicate and intricate patterns formed of geraniums alone iu some of tho celebrated gardens of Europe. Ixdiaxs never drink to drown sorrow. When they can get anything to drink they have no sorrow to drown. IlrookIjn Eagle. Flies and .Vfostquilocs. 15c. box "Rou jh ou R tts" keeps a house frei from lli'.'s, bed-bug., roach, rats, mice, etc Eilebt's Extiuct op Tab axd Wiij Chkbri lias been used for twenty years, and during that lime has saved Diiiiy very valuable lives. D not ni glect a cough or cold until it is too late. Try ihis excellent remedy, and we lire sure you will be convinced of its meritt. Chroni Congbs, and even Conaiimptivts, are cured b lollowiug the directions. Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction. Prepared by tht Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago. -Sold b all goad druggists.
snu-its and general debilitv in their variou-
forms, also as a preventive against fever and igue and other intermittent fevers, the Febk Phosphohated Elixir ov Causa ya 13ahe, made by Caswell, llaztrd k Co., Xew Vork, and sok. iy all druggists, is the beat tonic, and for patients recovering from fever or other sickness it has no equal. Ye martyrs to Sick-headache, Neuralgia Hhenmatism, KeiVJca, (poor circulation! Is Uolman'b remedies are the only things yo .eed. Build up just where the pulling don began the stomach. Are you an aged pel -on? Then assist the vital forces with lh i ntle, ever-continuous nerve tonic found u Da. IToi.mah's Pap. It will sustain you a uuthinz else can.
Uncm! Sam's Cosnrnox Powders are recommended by stock -owners who have used tbem as the best Horse and Cattle Medicine to be bad. If tho animal is Scraggy, Spiritless, or has no appetite, these Powders aro au excellent remedy, andevery owner of stock will do well to try them. They aro prepared by the Emniesrt Proprietary Co., Chicago, JJL, a"very reliable firm, ar d sold by all good druggUta.
No poitONous drugs enter into the composition of Carbohue, a deodorized extract of petroleum, the natural hair restore rand dressing, as now improved aud perfected. It U the p.rfection of the chemist's art, and will, beyond a peradventure, restore the hair on bald heads. Tars regular Frazer silo grease saves money for tho consumer. Tho light-colored or yellow loosens the spokes.
HKNCUED PI40.1I DEATH. WillUm J.Coulilin,of 8oioetTllla.MM.,MH: In IB fall of 1S70 I taken iritb bUadlncof tha hxnfl, to lowed b a aersra oougb. 1 lost my appetito and RwA m! waa confined to tnr bad. In 1877 1 waa admitted tths hoapiUl. The doctora aald 1 bad a nolo is my Innga b. iu a half dollar. Atone time report went aioan. Diet f waa dead. 1 save up tape, but a friend told ma a Dr. Wiluam Unix's Baijiim for tbe I.ONna. I so i tn;tilo, when, to lay nurprUe, I oommeuoed to feel bet tor, and to-dny I fee better tfian for three yean peat. ' write this hoping every one afflicted with diseased tuns'. wul take Da. Wiujam Rmi Biuia, and be coo rlnced thitt consbxptcoh ."an rr crKKn. I ean poe! tlrely any it u dum niuie S'mhI than all the other medi olnea 1 have taken tince vaj siukneae.
I ROOT TONIC la a j reparation of Protoxide of Iron, Fcruvtal Bark and tha Pboapbatea, aaaoclated with th Vegetable Aroinatlcs. Endorsed by the Med lea
riuiciujn, anu icvuaiiucniiua uy mem ur pepi 1. Ornerml OelillttT, Female Die
caveee, nantervitallly, me
feverous Free
at-al Ion. t'onTul..riirn from Fatveia
atmel Chronic Caiills and Fever. Itseris every purpose where a TOMIC la oeeeaaary. M EuaJKtarej by Tho Dr, flarter Medicine C&, St. Lent Thu following is one of the very mur teattoexuala we are receiving daily: QeiSUi.: Some three m on tha ago I beeaa the nee f Dr. IiARTicits Iron Tome, upon the advice of many frienda who knew Its vlrtnea, I waa Sfft'ilnr from general debility to Buch 'i extent at inylabor waa exceedingly burdensome to me. A VM'Atlou of a month did not give me much relief, but on the contrary, waa followed by Increased prostration and alnkinr china. At tuts time I began llie nee of your litOH TONIC, from wbl :h 1 realized almof t Immediate and wonderful rear ita. The old energy ret urned and 1 found tlul my natural force was not permanently abated. I have used three bottles of the Toxic. Since using It I have douoitwlce the labor that 1 evl r did iu Hi same tlmo durtuc my llluess, and with double the eaao. with the tranquil nerve and vlforof body, has come also a clearness of thought never beora enjoyed. If the Tonic baa not dons the work, .1 know aot what. 1 give It the credit. UastfratemllT yours, J. P. WATSOK, Troy, O , Jan. t, lgi. f tutor Curia run Church. For Sal by Druggists and General Dtalen Every when
$72
D
AW! UK. tUcWt homeei!yni.d. OvUy outfit frtte. AridrM TnUK A Co.. Aoffiwt. Mo.
1 iJKTRK, 103StaU-t.,Ohloro, trtoio-
1
$36
113 WA ;HH, emmner and winter. Bamplee free
nattuiuu copying uo..w trees jauuuaou-atumoBce
a wee In your own town, forms and 96 outfit free. Address H. Halutt A Co., PHtond.Me
f ATESTTKAN-NI.ATlON.-.SondatoBcefor Li the Knelish "611. and 7Ui BooUof Moses." Genuine. Kevur holmu ottered. Address VIOTOU PUUniSUlNU X., BliteUule. Pa. "Hare's Fun 1 Humor! Laughter 1 11 W5e. postpaid. XSPOOPEINDYKE W. 0. SMITH A CO, T Bond titreet. New York. OPIUM HABIT AND DRUHKENNE88. An absolute, speedy and irresistible cuts for either.
PERRYDAVIS'
A SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps,
Riarrhnpa.
rfseaummm liicpntarv.
a.,vu..w,j.
ill ((fell Sprains
H L Burns
mm MrEwM
mm i rfv
mm TM.wm
ASI5 Bruises,
i
AND A--1J.
ocaius,
Toothache AND Headache.
FOtt SALK UY ALL DttUUUIijTS.
tf0$TETTfv 1' CELEBRATED 91 A STOMACH 4&
feeble and SI els I j Person. Recover tbe'r VsMltt v by pur-Mting a c.rnr of IIostAttor's Stomach Bitters, the mast pnpultr inrtgorjnt and alterative niodicln-t in use. nral debility, iwvt ami ue, djPix'pttia, ctr.s.ti(ttion, rhtiumiLtism nnd othor maUdiosarecotcpio'yrcut'siToJ by It. Ask tboneniio tuvo uwd. it whar. It Ij.is dono fur tlicra. t9aT" For sale by all Draglst! and Doaleia gcnawtly.
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lit. Dii-seven hars DOBBIXS' ELECTRIC SOAP ot your Grocer. ad. Ak talm to give yon a Mil of It. 3d. Mall us tali bill and yonr full udrircss. 4lli. Wc will mall YOU FREE even beautiful cards, In six colon and Ro'd, representing Shukipeare's " Seven Ages of Man."
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K na wul t Luxuriut BeuistM, f'lwitii whWliCT cr hiATj (roafUi sf hit tuld InaJa or M niKlfr., umiCNunJO aoJ
WTKH&ATS tka H.t ainwowMdoa! b humbMirtii.
Tn tlu mU Atntii h diwrr, ntlett fcM MiVKR YET pit v-c I t nv fir,!, a Dr. J. OONZA-
THE MARKETS. NEW YORK. Bit. 9 is U 60 Hoo s 00 fit 10 COTTOK H fel IIH Flouk -Superfine. , 4 00 (it 4 TO Wheat Noi a Spring. 1 IA (i. 1 25 No. 2 Kad 1 -IS is 1 26 Cobn TTnuraded 81 T Oath Mixed Western. 40 (3 43 Poem ileus ..IS 60 1T 00 Lab! llif HJi CHICAGO. Bkevks Clioloe Graded Steers.... f. 7E (3 6 25 Cowa and Heifers. BOO fi 4 75 Medium to Fab; K 23 5 45 Hogs o 60 6 28 Fuiiiu ISincy 1ilte Winter Ex... 5 75 ( S 2S Onod lo Choice Sprilig Ex.. 00 & 5 50 Wheat No. i Spring, 1 10 1 12 N.,. a Spring 1 0 los No. 2 44 4 Oats No. 2 38 g 8 Bvic No. 2 C 97 Bable No. 2. 99 m 1 00 Bhtteb- Choice Creamery. u A a Eooa-Frcsh 13!,; 14 Pobk Moss 16 28 18 00 "0 Hit HX MILWAUKEE. Wurat No. 1 Ill 0 1 18 No. 2 1 10 $11! lions No. 2 44 A .45 Oath-No. 2 30 ,& 31 Hye No.1. 4 95 IIarutt No. 2. 89 90 Pobk Meaa , 16 25 1 GO liv 11 ST. LOUIS. Whiat Na 2 Bed. 1 J7 & 1 18 3obh Mixed 46 13 46 Oats No. 2 30 (4 37 Sve 86 m 88 Conn Meea is 80 e'.6 76 Lab U UJ' CINOINNATfc Wheat 1 20 1 21 Cobn 47 48 Oats 40 41 Eve "... .. 98 Ot 1 00 Pohk Mesa 16 25 10 50 Labd I05i9 11 TOLEDO. Wheat No. 1 Whits. 1 18 1 19 No. 2 Bod 1 19 1 21 Conn No. 2 48 49 Oats 38 39 DEXItOIT. Fi ooii Choice S 78 a 7 25 Wheat No. I Wuito 1 20 A 1 21 Cons No. 1 49 S 80 Oats Mixed 40 (3 41 1)ai:i.ev (per cental) 1 so 2 30 Pohk Mom 17 25 ai7 60 INDIANAPOLIS. Wheat No.2Eed 1 17 1 18 Cults No. 2 45 A 46 Oats 37 a 39 Posk Meaa 16 00 16 60 EAST LIBERTY, PA. Cattle Bent 6 10 6 8C Fair S 00 A 6 00 Common . .. 4 SO (Si 4 75 Hone 5 78 0 6 30 Suksp 3 00 O 4 0C
tlolman's Pads,
niinnirC1 for Dealer' Medium Work ; Low UUVUILU Clocinneti.O. Caulocue FBEK One Cent will buy a postal card on which to nnd your addnmi and receive frea (p-jatngG prepaid a lOO-p&g book on Tue l-ivor, it thHOtutea nnd ihe.'r Trrstmeut" incladtnff MaUnal troublot, Headioha. DrMpsia, Janndica, Const iption, BtltouaneM. eto. Andrew DR. SANFOKD, 178 Broadway. New York
ILECTRIC LIGHT! if
I IV-KRRVOU8 DEBILITV, Ltift Mwi1mhI, tnd impaired wn cured by MATHEWS Iimirovitd El4jctro-MBneiie Belt aal AbtorNint I Pad iombinwl; sio of Pad, 7x10 inchef fcor tliiiM lartwr thnn oLbeva. I nnt nivhatfiapiiv
I old-stylo lietta trhen you can (tt-t t tie bite stro proved for 3. " RIeotrJc laight" a i4-coluiQii lapr. ont frto unsealed ; tutld, u.
W, 86 and 88 Fifth Avenue, CUioo, ID.
Por OlxiXlaw and Fovor AND ALL DI8EASBS Csiiwasl ly MtatarlRl Fa son lev or theBlMd. A WAHHANTED OUHE. Prloe, & I -OO. FersalsbraUDniggJsia
NESOTA
BEST THRESHER OH WHEELS 5s net n. TJiirator nor nn Apron 3 Inchine. I? winifcrfriiy siaiiilaand admirably rcttocllniti tiito.'lnnr a:il (p;tratin quailiice. tnaves aul r3 sr.Jrii and clcr.ni It ready for mai hcl, '. at easily, Is ranirtruoled diirarjlr. to nuisll iKC-ttif oily, H tuo m t econou:iul.lc:fflt exiier. live, and mist oatinfticlory nine Blue Iu lhi nv.rkct. Will liandlo wet groin ns ivcu as aiy. ltinocqi;Mi.iihr..jlaiixfinxia2ltiiu0lliy,thri ln:f nnd ibsst r b jtli aa well aud ticarly as ri'pidlf .'. wlio-tt, a:id retires chanpocxcejttlieneeiu II latirj swtrent of M.'paractnq and cjMiiing i'e thin anil olhsr tttarfti'rM watf, and ran m If m rVffM. 1 1 li h owr. end tirder-b.oft. Oni t.'LVliR HIJLH.Va AOTAOIMIiftT ;f SEPAiS ADH.S of tho various afeeaW r. It...,.- ska JImtlI
Tb Elward, Tio Pitta, and , TbttWooiibnrvITQPMO-PoweMu
afi wade by u, are not aurpoesal by
El
8T8UWATER NO. 10 EKOIHE For wcod or coal fuel ; Aara return flu &oiIr,makliia It vary economical tafueL ItacyUnderla7xBl, V.'oUu make the Stillwater Nc 12. and M flilnnnsatn lnnt Form Englnee, eni ht.v-
orV-oaL AU tiieae Enginesaxo jnado adftniatsd
dpprrarl noneer. ana'ATacsion a; ha fiiraifihad with anv of men
tiled, prito rric-LUi vA efraAm, addlusl
htUwHi)pprr.riiajir.andlVaciioiiLAttnr
Ul UfSBiUJj pr.rfac. nwncr.Mui a: eicnta na bo furalahed with .1
awram.
nasaauaa. Molmain'w Ague, Liver Stenriaiett fact. For Malaria, Agum and gtoaamcfc trouble.. PRICE, 2.0O Holman's Special Pad. Adapted i old chronic naaet. $3.O0. Holman'a Spleen Belt. atobtoa cases oi enlarged Spbeen and onjrielning Lives end Stcmacli uoebka. fS.CO. Holman's Infant's Pad. For vlaaant of Infants and CaQdrcB. .SO. Holman's Abdominal Pad. For wwi. 4tte, OtNtrikmand Bladder troubles. SB .OO. Holman's Renal or Kidney Pad. 7or Kidney CompUiiita. C2.00. Holman's Pectorlal Pad. Forafte, ilona of the Chest and Lungs. $3.00. Holman's Absorptive Medicinal Body Plaster. The best Plaster in tl trorld. I'orous on Rubber o.isis. 2BO. Holman's Absorptive Medicinal Foot Plasters. Vat Cold Feet, Headache and SktXish Circulation. (Ferpair280. Absorption 8alt for Medicated BathS. Tor Co.dl, Ktwumatisra and all csaea when a medicated Balb is needed, also na exed. Im Ibml lutih. fner U lb. ittckace) 2B&.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Or tent by nail, postpaid, on receijit of Price. Tha AISORPTlilN SALT is not mailable" n-tdsua be sent by Express at Parehaaet a expenset The suecesa i HOLMAK'S PADS has inerired im tators l.o offer Pids jirailw in form and Odor to the true HOLMAN'S, eeying. "1 y ar just the lame, etc. Beware oi all bOgUS "'V th'S reputation oi the genuine.
ee that eaca rut Bears ine rriVBto bw- . r . . !.-.. win Din a-aax-
ami. Atsasvixa of the
PANV. with above Trade Mark
D. HOIlAN'5 arfvit
Se it tree on application.
t-1. tinned
is free. Fi
Address,
HOLMAN PAD CO., ! V. O. Has 2112. 914 Btrotutwaxa-, If. X. C toft terdajiitljoine Simple. wt.tth at CW 0 10 atU Addren Btihsob A Co, Pcrtlaad. Ma
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SEYMOUR. SABIN A CO.
Manufaatvrwat. SMThaantsw, atfns
"The Electxlo Wonder."
DICTIONARY
New KtUtioa of WEBSTER, bat MS,OO0 "WosSs, SOOO ExtfiAvian, 4GQO SEW W0UDS and Borais,, Biograpltical Diotio:iary of over mOO Names. Published"? G.4 C.MERBMM.Spiineald.IsaaSB,
HOP BITT
(A Medicine, sm Drbak.) ooxTAixa Bonis arc iic, mxDitAjat, DANDEUOW, Axn rax cxxtrr xn BrMtotoalQoaxiTixsor all oTBxr BiTTxaa. THEY CURE AH mseasttaaf ttwSlomaoh. Bowtla, TUood, Liver. Kidneys, s.:id Urinary Onrana, ker
vnuanetSboieeiKeaBueaauu eaynwiij, Fetnalo Cotnplaluca.
8IOOO IN COLO.
Tflll bo pall tor a ease ihey wtli not cnasr
neip, wiwhjuiiui i.ijw.ia najwriw found in tUecn. Ask your druggist for Bop Bitter, and try tbem before yoa sleep. Tavto M aUser. D IC. Is aa absolute and trreetttnrte cure for
aarunaswieas; sue vi opium. iiMasssaiM aas, narcotics.
BsaBsSBBBBl f iaan fob Ciacnus. I
A:l aims asldSTenndaa.
BttunMCo., IlackUr, N.Y.. Tfi.il.. Cku.
THE GREAT CURE
SOB
RHEUMATISM As It is for aU diseases or the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWetS. It olenaaa tha eyatsm of the aerid poieOB that cianes the drjadjal .ufiirins; vihleh
only the victims cf BlieuauHfcnn
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of Ui front fom of thim terrible;
twa bceu quick: 7 relieved, in s, itort
PERFECTLY CURED.
WMbiKAiViahl.,
hns bu) woaaerful mirci m. and sua
creds ofcnseaitli.-ia cure-1 where all alsa ZxedrJ
failea. Itia mil!', but cflleient, CEKTAOI IN ITS AtrriOS, huthuaUeaaiaatlesaeav. rarHelcaiista. MrencAeu and alresNcvf Life toall thaluiportautorsunaor tl.e body. The natural action of the Kldoeyaiexeatoead. The lAvcr iaeloaneedoi'sM disease, and tha Bowe : move freely and Healthfully. In this waytue woxat cliaeasm are sradloatsd from thea? ,tem. Am it. has been proved ty thonaaads that
is the most effectual remedy flnreleanaatirths) ayatemof all moroid eeonttona. Is should ta, used iu every household aa m SPRINC MEDICINE. Always turea HIIJOa,5HE33. lONOTLTAHOK, fir.fa and all FEKfALB Ilisea.es. Ia put up In Dry Veg table Faraa. tnttneans, one packaee of vrh.ch uw:cs enuara niediciRe, Also in Lleuld Ferm. very Geueeattatedior the eonvoaience ot those Kho cannot readuy prepare it Hacrstr(ici;iuiirlni!ncjiiciAtrjona. GET ITOFTOCi; DUOCGIST. FIUCB.SLM WKUi. lilCU Alt DSOS Co.. Prop s, 1
CWlll send the dry west na'.d. avBUVCToy. Tt.
Ho. in
HEX HltlTHVU TO A DTE RTISKB. Dlcajte aaur f nil win hJi i laaaaa.ias
fa litis pasMsr.
Mwai an ... .... .w vup yOU"rlju3 contal m 15U fin cnffniT.ne on atnel and wood. A.iDti ar twlntnit moavjr atfUlnif tUH edition. Sand fore roulan, AUdxsM jSTaTIOA Aid PUiiLlSUIN i ttt JM :igo. IU mcAM pifirs i
Vb2
Forty-utxth sciioncl' the old reliable "Ohlostaa Pitts" Uepuralora, the only ttratrclaea Aproa Machine now In the market adapted for large cf mall jol s, lio.'bs steam power ; the only Aprea Uacliln that threshea and clantftaxandaa graiin gerf telly. ChlcnKO IMtt Double PUuo MotmtedHsraePoworsaretheaNti'aiAsiK'svH
BLACK HAWK
If von wmnt a Vflrrlor. tray our BIbc Bftvlv
Wliv T BuctuM : t U thfo latMt improYed mmoDwi Iu tbe mark "t.ha villi? ail tf th merits us a noM r th4 tirftot of Vtfcratora, Ataton. 08Clllatorilte1 now In neit. Eishitr drart and mar4 ihirnbU. Itl
1
motion la rocliiriottl. conaetiuently will not B!U to plecea. rAuroeealy ('. Boats them all Flax and other kinds of sraiu. It is sittipllo
ttaeu. xurns m ua own langxo. H. A. Pint' SONS MFO. CO. vans f B.rrn t. OIIIQAQO, III,
Manufactured wader T. S. aas Koyal Letter. sNatvSat.
THIS roil ieanectsl! th. Cans that result from Us aaa) ia i
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