Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 December 1885 — Page 4
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HIO JHSSISaiPPT EVE'S DAUGHTERS.
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Interesting Gossip About Mat
ters Relating to the Fair Sex.
Solid Bail Trains (etch wavVbet-
UINV1XWATI AND ST. LOUIS. I Solid Daily Trains (each way) between I CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
I Solid Daily Trains (each way) betweea
I ST. LOUIS ASM) tiOUlS YlUiitS.
A POEM ON WOMAN'S SIGHTS.
no
ChaMe off Cars for AST
Clan mt Panengen.
First Class, Second Class and Emigrant I Passengers, all carried on Fast Express
lYams, consisting of Palace Steeping Vara, tleaant Parlor CoacXes and comforiabl
Dag Coaches, all running THROUGH
WITHOUT CHANGE. , Only 10 Hours Time
Metmeon Cincinnati and St. Ionia, or 8k
Louis and Louisville. But Four Hours t&'BetKeen Cincinnati and LouitviU.
Tfce Obi A ntmfamlppt R'wy it the only Line between
6c. oubs and Oinolnnatl
.Under one management, running all H
trains through "St)LID" and in tons-I
queries ia the only recognized flrat claw
route between tnose cities, its
Easy Grades, Its Splendid Motiv$
rower, Steel Matls, Straight Track, and Solid Bead Bed
Suable the O. K. to make faster avsr
age time than any other Western Bond. aT Ask for Tickets Tia O. A M. R'y."
For sale by Agents ofv connecting linea
Kast, West, isortQ ana ooutn. W. W. PEABODY, President ami. Gen. -Tg-, W. B. 8HATTUC, Gen. Pass. Act. &INCINNATI, OBIO:
level-Headed Girl Testing His Love
Tricgcles for Women The Mag
netic Woman.
Womm's Right.
The max; bead to lull to rest, To soothe and sttll the throbbing breast The aching heart, to cheer and calm, And bathe the homing brow with balm.
The little child's least burden bear, To clasp the dirapl -d bands in prayer.
To kiss the rosy lips good-night.
01 this is woman' bliaafol right.
At mom, the thrilling words to hear,
"I love yon so, sweet mother dearr
While round her neck her darling clings, How all her cruet wrongs take wings. In love's sweet Heaven, so near and far, O'er one dear home, to shine a' star,
In one child's world, to rule unseen, Cer one man's heart to reign as queen. That heart to honor and obey. Tot rule with lore's resistless sway, 'While queen and suWeet Ann she stands lijbim who wisely, well commands. Seek not to win in bitter light
What manhood yields as thy sweet rignt,
For in his direst pain will he
Givo first, and best, and last to thee.
Along life's ocean, gleam as lights.
Woman's immortal, deathless rights; Pour radiant realms to her are given In child and mother, home and Heaven t
A f at- Bnnrird Girl.
dearest
BLOOHHTGTON BAB.
B"VSXIHKA DUNCAN, Attorneys, Office in New Corner Building, p-
rtairs. Will practice in all courts of the State. Special attention given to Probate
business, ana to collection ua jkvij. mittance of all claims.
TOUDEN SIIERS, Attorneys. OtBcaj i Pi r.t -National Bank. All btufi-
- f . w.l nature wivett careful atten- previoua to our marriage.
tion in all courts. Seal estate Titles caw- "Of course, certainly but why make
fully examined by aid ot Jjouden s A- I gch a strangs request?'
tract. . A specialty made oi ine cone-- leftrQ to cook like
tion anil remittance oi claims oi an miwm. i ' . , -,..; T- ttt trv . Kieuiv Attnmeva. will I to it mother." Boxlon Courier.
JJM. practice m the various eourw. jjeial Attention given to collections, and to
probate business, urace, jree a corner, vp-
- .... j lin
poslie tne r-rogress vuiue.
"Hay that yon will bo mine,
Angelina."
"I will upon one eo&dition.
'.N ame it, my adored, and it it were
to get yon the moon "
"It is easier than thai; in brief, sim
ply this ; that you will invite me to spend a month in your father's house
Zewe Me, Zove Mg Dog.
Some roan ladies who are fond
of
Aorn nKxr.p.r At torn vs and poodle dog bare adopted an ingenious
- -i z. J ; a ; 4.1 i
Collectors, umce in Mayors uuic. i Dot vary erum wnj munis "D "
oi taeir Deans.
building. Special attention given to settling decedents' estate, and to all kinds of
probate business. Also, abstracting.
T71AST A BAST, Attorneys, at Law,
F Bloomimrton. Ind. Offlce, Wal-
dron's Block, north side square. Probst basinets and collections given prompt at-
tunioB. will nractice in courts ox aii
rlioinini? counties. Business solicited.
IaMKS r. MORGAN. Attorney, OOaav
"II yon lore me, lore my dog," they
m . . . . a
ny. -ABO- u you love my oog you
most kiss mw don, because I love rum
and kiswhim."
This argument, a priori, is invincible,
j and forces the young man to the dread alternative of a canine osculation or an
J west Side Block, ' no-stairs. To I acknowledgement that he does not love
the Drobate and collection business he
will irive soeeial and nartieular atten
tion. Business attended to in courts of
surrounding counties
XTT1LLIAMS SULLEN Attorneys,
i vT
Office five doors sooth of Hunter's
enter, np-staira. Do a general collection and probate business. Will practice ia
TT XAirZZr. ocel -1 obeying my own wishes viz.,
j. in New Block, np-staJrs, over Met Mas yon?
m an uu
the lady. A youth who was engaged
to marry a yonng lady was asked to go
through this ordeaL He evaded it by
a clever syllogism.
-If I kiss the dog ami obeying your
wishes; and if I do not kiss the dog am
I obeying the dog's wishes; therefore
to
c.mU a ( Vi Will nractice
courts. Special attention given to Pen
sion Claims ana prooate Business.
EA. FULK. Attorney. Office toM- . Un $ McSarys new block, up-stairs over corner room. Special attention will Ym riven- to nrobate business, and to the
prompt collection of claims. TOHlf GRAHAM, attorney, real
OJ tateand insurance agent, abstractor nf title, and claim collector. Office up
stairs, over corner room in the Allen 4
McSary Block. Business solicited.
Then she replied : "Yes." Then he concluded: "If
kiss the doe then I
I do not
woman whom everybody likes. We could not exactly explain why wo love her so much ; but we know that we do, and think her the nicest woman we have ever mot. oroo women rule a train of people with their beauty. Hut even although that may bo of n higl.order, we soon tir,e of it, if llvre i cothing bnt the statue. Tho magnetic
woman need not bo boiuitiful to iind
admirers, although if alio is, she iu i.ouMy armed. Again, wo always have
in our view thnt strong-minded female
ho is highly educated, having passed through all the courses of echool and
ollege. One would think that such a
one would command tlio greatest share
of the patronage, having in her grasp, through her superior education, brilliant conversational powers to delight nnd instruct her associates. But how often do we find such a one seated in
it corner alone and neglected, because
idie found it impossible to come dowr. to the level of the minds around her.
nnd thev were unable to climb to her
Lofty height.' She may be highly educated, yet she lacks one essential, which can be given in one word tact.
The magnetic woman has her full quota uf this grand roqnisite, and it is thin which renders her so popular. I onco heard an eminent divine say that the
most important thine to teach a child
was how to get along with its fellow
men ; in other words, fill him with
tact. Tho magnetic womm must be extremely intelligent in order to grasp the ideas of the learned, and in
telligent enough to adapt herself to it lower order of ideas whenever she come? in contact with them. Buck an acuto understanding as she possesses, such a broad sympathy with others' woes and
joys, such a gracious manner cannot fail to draw all classes of people to
her. There are not many women who
possess this personal magnetism, but
we always know the woman who does.
She has such unexceptionable mail' ners; never rude, always ready to lis
sen to any story of distress or happiness; never willing to hurt any one'i
feelings; and yet never yielding on jot of her self-respoct when making
others happv. There must be some
thine back of it all which actuates all
her movements, and what do you sup
pose it is ? Why, nothing more or lesi
than a grand unselfishness that sinks self into forgetfulness in its desire to please others, and in so doing really raises self above all others on a high pinnacle. She need not humble herself in any servile or mean manner in doing this, but in a quiet, unassuming way can make neonle haDv. without any
loss to herself, and great gain to others,
A magnetic woman has a great big soul
nnle3s, it were impossible for her to so thoroughly appreciate the feelings of others. We .so rarely nowadays sea
persons who care more for the bappi
ness of others than their own personal
advancement, that when we do corns
across such an one we stop and wot
ship them, so to speak. Whenever you
hear a woman spoken of as a nice wc
man you make up your mind that she possesses some of the magnetism that draws others to her. Such a woman
has good manners, she -can t help .it
A "Madman's" Legacy. tflral" exclaimed a man in tlio liomoly
garb of a meclianlo to Richelieu, .Prime Minister of Franco, as lie was entering Ms palace; "Sire, I have made a discovery which
'shall ninko noli ami great wo uuuon which
'shall Uevolop it. Sire, will you rve mo an
'audlonco?"
Itiohelicu, constantly importuned, unany
ordered tlio "madman ' imprisoned, fcven
In jail ho did not desist rrora aeoianng us "delusion," which one day nttraitod the intention of a British nobleman, who heard I.e Cause's story, and developed his discovery of ttoam powoi I
All great dlneovones are at nrsi aeriueu. Seven years ago a man yet ur.der middle
ago, enriched ly a business which covereu the continent, found . himself suddonly stricken down. When his physicians said recovery was impossible, ho used a new discovery, which, like all advauces In solonee, had been bitterly opposed by the schoolmen. Nevertheless, it cured him, aud out of gratitude therefor bo consecrated a part of his wealth
to the spreading of its merits ooloro tlio
world. Such, In brief, la the history of ainer's safe cure, whioh has won, according to
the testimony of eminent persons, tuo most
deserved reputation ever acoorded to any
known compound, ana winen is nnany wmniug on its merits alone Hie approval of tlio most conservative practitioners. Its farao bow belts tho globe. rif Herald.
Tlio Venus of Mllo, The following was the manner in
which this chief doouvre came into the nossession of France : In 1820 a Greek
peasant of the island of Milo the an
cient meios oi tne oyoiao.es m tugging the ground, found it buried nnd broken
in three fragments m a recess about
seven or eight feet below the surface.
The French Consul at Milo was tnen M. Brest, whom the peasant informed of his treasure, and offered to sell it
for a small sum. Tho functionary, who knew little about fine arts, referred to M. Duval d'Ailly, Commander of tljo French Government transport the Emulation, then at tho island. The latter proposed to purchase the statue immediately, and remove it to his vessoL
But this proceeding was too nasiy ior the formalist, M, Brest, who wrote a long letter to the Marquis da Riviere, Ambassador for Louis XVIII. at the Porte. This communication was lost on the wav, but. fortunately lor Franc, M. d'Orviile arrived at that moment iu Milo to conduct a hydrographioal survey. He saw the statue, recognized at once the value of it, and sent a special courier the Marquis de Riviere. The Ambassador dispatched Count de Marcellus to Milo, with instruction to eflect the purohase. But all these formalities had taken time, and when the count arrived in tho island, iho Venus had been shipped on board a Turkish brig and was about to leave for Constantinople. He immediately applied to the primate, who expressed by his insistanee and even menances ordered the statue to be landed and sold by auction. This was what Count DeMarcellus desired, and having become posthn t.rnnsiirer. he started for
Vranw with it. nnd did not stop until
he had reached Paris. He had bought
U in the name of Marauis de Riviere,
who transferred his bargain to Louis XVIIL and tho king presented the statue to the nation. Such is the history of one of the most exquisite specimens of Greek art in the world. A New Hotel Bodge.
"Key to 278!" said the bell
Facts for Families. In order to ccok your hare, you imiRt alwavs liist catch it. it is imioh easier to catch a cold than to catch a have. To Ret rid of a cold, always use Bed War Oomrti Cin e. To net Bed Star Cough ('me, only requires twenty-five cents. 'ilie Impending Crisis. Ho got a letter out of his box at tho postollice, which he hurriedly read and indignantly flung on the iloor. On second thought ho picked it up and placed it in his pocket, but he wa3 still red in the face when a friend queried: "From your tailor?" "I wished it wal" was the reply. No; its blaokmaiL" "How?" "Why, it'a from a friend who got married a few years ago. I had an invite to his wedding, and I had to take a wresent costing SU3."
"Of course." !
"Then his first anniversary occurred, and it cost me twenty more." "I've been there, old fel." "Then ho had a boy born and our set had to whack up on that. I guess he named that cub after at least thirty of us." "I see." "Then came his birthday. Then his wife's birtlidav. Then the second anniveisarv. Then the cub's birthday." "Kxaetlv. And now?" "Well, his mother-in-law has coma to live with him, and this M an invitation
to como around and leave a seven-
dollar rocking chair on her (wth anniversary."
"And you II go.'" "Ml have to or be ruled out of out
set, but I'll have revenge, mores seven of usT in the family, and I'll be hanged if we don't go at it and hold an anniversary or something or other every two woe ks for tho next ten years ! "
DctroiU-ne l'resx. An Viiexneetod Explosion. "Professor Bornslein (expatiating) "Lifo is hollow: It is a bubble; nothing is what it seems.' Everybody -"How beautiful!" Professor'!. "We are walking on
volcanoes which may at any moment
overwhelm ua." Evi rvbody "How true !" Professor B. (erettinpr excited) "I
myself could explode this volcano. For instance, there are some men who habituallv deceive their wives. There
is a man here--".
Six men (rising) "Well, Professor,
I can assure you"
(Scene of ereat confusion and six
women famt.)Pltil(tdeliihia Call. The Color Line in Boston.
MUs Flite, who has just returned from the country, savs she thinks it
must be awful to be a negro. "Just think," she. says, "a negro might spend a whole summer at the beach, and when he returns to town, nobody would suspect for a moment that he had been
awav."---iton '.on J ranscripu
The sober second thought is always
essential, and seldom wrong.
A Bonanza Mlue of health Is to be found in Dr. R. V. Pierce's 'i'avorito Prcs-.Tiptlon," to tlio moi'ltrt of which in a remedy for female weakness and kindred iiu lions thousands testify. A Leavhxwoki h miller endeavored to make an inspection of the contents of a flour-bin by means of a lantern. Fortunately for this particular miller, tho dust in the bin was of omparativel3' small volume, and his only injury was the loss of a fine beard, a suit of clothes, and somo bad bnrns about the face and neck. The ace'dont was a fortuuate one, too, as its bad results were so slight, in that it gives warning to other millers, some of whom have grown equally careless through long familiarity with flour dust. That this dust will explode when properly mixed with air, is generally known, but it appears is not so generally realized, Northwestern Miller.
Decline of man or woman, prematurely induoed by excesses or bad prac
tices, speedily aim radically ourea. book (illustrated), 10 cents tn stamps. Consultation free. World's Iiipeusary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Tnoron barbers, like other men, can only
vote once, they spend a great deal or time
around the pone.
un not obeying , t tiTiw n, -pit ,
vaar wishes, and if do Un the dog I! tl ,;.4.
am not obeying my own wishes; there- i fore your wish is to kissed ; so to kiss
the dog I would not be kissing you."
It is needless to say the dog was not
kissed, having been knocked out by the
syllogistic lover hot somebody else
was, tt is presumed. New York Mail
and Express.
Jfreyetes for Women. Although tricycles have been rid
den by women for some time, yet
toe amusement (one ox the most conducive to health ever intro
duced) has not increased in popular favor aa much as it deserves to do. Lawn-tennis, introduced about the
same time as the trieyele, is played by almost every one, despite the numar-
jn which injury has reunited,
and one explanation of this may be
that whereas a good raquet costs at XBost$5, yet a good tricycle cannot be
obtained nider twenty times the sum,
and this item, to very many in these
hard times, ia a consideration. An
other cause is the excessive disfavor
with which a large portion of society
still regards the exercise. To hear the
opinions of some people, it would appear to be almost criminal for a girl to
appear on one of "those velocipedes," and the most unfounded charges are
trnmved un. For example, one wis
peiBOn assert it injures the spine. Iri
very many eases, persons suffering from
aMaia.1 aTaauMis hatM keen aVvI a in viilia
U Ji vll AILJI 11 U U SJEj ! I tricycles when the jar of a carriage waii
nssnpportable, and, moreover, nave de
rived great benefit from it
Another objection is that a tricycling;
woman must be "fast." The reasoti
why is not very clear. Tennis-playem
are not considered so, neither are all who ride on horseback. The reason
i for this opinion must lie in the fact
i that some "fast" girls have been very
ready to adopt thin mode of traveling,
being rapid ; and so their steady sisters
who adopt the exercise for the good of
I their health are given brevet rank as
anch.
Another objection much urged
! most cordially indorse. "They are all
very well -in the country, but not in the
I streets of the city. The advantage of
trieyele consists in the long country
i rides in quiet lanes, inaccessible to the i , , . . . a i ,1. : ui
. . l newer. A irip m twenty ur imiigr UlllCagO and LOlllSVlIle, wO an impossiblity to the walker
Connecting chxtrty with th night and lmy train I iu mere bagatelle to tne tricydist.
ABE YOTJ CMMTVCt WEST?
To those who contemplate a trip to the
Vest or Northwest this coming spring, we
desire to suggest the adviaaDihty oi maki some inanirv as to the route thev shot
take. In this connection we wish to call the attention of those interested to the real
inducements ottered by the Direct Vak-
daija Line in the way of quick time, prompt connections and unequal ed facilities for the safe and comfortable rransnortstion
of passengers of' all classes. By this rente you are carried over the safest and best Railroad in the West Yon are landed hi Union Depots and es
cape all annovinir Omnibus transfers.
Ton can purchase tickets and have jour
batonee checked throuim to destination.
voiding all vexations while en route. If
von are soine to travel it is to your advan
tage to secure the best, and if yon are ticketed via the Vandalia Sboux Like you are sure to Bet it.
Residenta of Bloomington and vicinity desiring to visit Indianapolis will find the
Vandalia iJOTTTB via ureeucastie junotion the safest, the quickest, and the heat. Application for rates of fare, time tables.
etc., should be made to the nearest Ticket
agent or to 11. K. DJSJUNt, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Ikdiakapoijs, Iho.
cultivation, but owe their derivation to
that abundant unselfishness which is her chief glory. She is always sought for at all social parties, the hostess
feeling that the evening would not bn
a success were she not there. The best part of it all is the apparent ease with
which she exerts her attraction, ion take to her naturally, as the expression goes, and you can't help yourself. An I said before, she may not be beautiful
witty, highly learned in all of the olo gies, but she is simply nice; I can fine! no other word to express it. And if ir.
addition to her magnetic influence she possess all the graces of mind and body, she simply intrenches herself in a fortress so strong that no outside powei could break it. Women should culti
vate this magnetism if they don't pos
it naturally, for it is one of the
surest means to success m life.
Brooklyn Times.
8. M. Orchard Sl Son
proprietors.
OlMilte the Depot, Ksningtee, ball
asr jbMMaBk afaras
gSIttMvaiLttwittiw OCCAM tet 1 1 '""a
Twe Baity Fast Express Trains in Eaeh j
lMreeues Jteiwee
ant id fihk aao on the Great Throuffh Trunk Line
West and Northwest, and with the morning and veniM t'-Jrongh trains out of Ixjnlsville on the
ores soranern ana noaenwesxern num. T!ii Poiralar Route now runs the most
fortable coaches and Parlor Carson day trains, I and Pullman (Oeeners on nieht trains, ard has
only one chunne of cars to all the principal towns and :ltiea in the North. South. East, or West.
Bell Through Tickets over all the various crossing end connecting railroad lines, and check bag. gage through to passengers' destination, avoiding
tne auagreaeoie annoyances tscjwokikk. toe danger of missing direct connections, and vhe ex-
penae ai:a worry oi uresumc uy-viai o w-
1Vqw-s, Land Explorers', and round-trip Winter and Santnter Tourists' Excursion Ticfcm.m nn mU In thnlr raftoectiva seasons.
WIO cheerfully give travelers full information In reaard to the best connections, the fewest
and Mafaat Ahantfea. and the moat comfortable
nrf nUaannt rnati' and will famish Railroad
Kapa. Time-Tables and folders, containing
avaee useful inlormation to traveMrs, on appn-
wis . a. n a r.m mi. u aster perking.
Can. Pass: As ent. Station Pass. Agent,
tun m
Chicago, 111
Btoonnnf&m I
Resident Dentist.
Dr. J. W.
CRAJN.
Office in the New Block, up-stai, over
fUats Book Store. AU WW wwrrKOfN.
,aaBaaaaaawfJas.
to the
Luggage to a limited extent can lie fastened behind, which would be simply intolerable if carried. The foregoing are some of the more common objections to the use of the tricycle. Many eminent doctors not only approve of their use as beneficial,
hut also prescribe them. Dor persons who suffer much from nervous headaches, they are very good. The
smooth, gliding motion at once soothes and cheers the rider, whereas the jar
of e walk would increase the evil ten
fold. They are good for promoting the circulition, and, with ordinary care,
are first-rale preventives of cold.
The tricycles most suitable to the use of women are the side-geared ones.
Those centrally geared can be used,
but the first-mentioned are the more desirable, the central frame in the other .kind dividing the skirt and iransinsr an ucrlv appearance from i.he
rear. The Mna-'tic Woman.
We have all met her. There is not
one of us who go into any circle of so-
aietv but what can point out the
TEA AS A JSEWIiAUE. Use a china or porcelain pot. If you
do use metal let it be tin, new, bright,
and clean ; never use it when the tin is worn out and the iron exposed. If you do you are playing chemist and forming a tan-nate or tea-ata of iron.
Use black tea. Green tea, when
good, is kept at home. What goes, abroad is bad, very bad and horrible.
Besides containing the 20". adultera
tions the Chinese philanthropist putti
up for the outside barbarian, it is al
ways pervaded by copper dust from th
dirty curing pans of the growers.
Infuse vour tea. Don't boil it! l'laco
one teaspoonful of tea in a pot and pom-
over it one-and-a-half cups of boiling
water that is, water really boiling. If your tea is poor, use more. It ia cheaper, though, to buy good tea at tha
outset, rut your pot on the back part of the stove, carefully covered, so that it shall not lose its heat, and tha tea its boouet. Let it remain for five
minutes. Then drink it.
Drink vour tea plain. Don't ad;l
milk nor snear. Tea brokers and tea
tasters never do: epicures never do;
the Chinese never do. Milk contains
fibrin, albumen or some other such
stuff, and tho tea a delicate amount of
tannin. Mixing the two makes the
liquid turbid. This turbidity, if I ro-
member the cyelopu'dia aright, is tannate of fibrin, or leather. People who put milk in tea are therefore drinking
boots and shoes in mild disguise.
Wong Vhing.
boy to
the clerk of a city hotel, as he rushed to the counter. The clerk took the key out of the box and extended it to the boy, when a thought struck him, and he stopped and looked in the box at the address on an envelope lying there. "Who wants it?" he inquired. "Lady in parlor in a hurry," replied Front, dancing a jig of impatience "That ain't her name. Go back and ask for her name" Front disappeared and returned nresentlv. slowlv.
"She says it don't make no difference
it's a mistake and she s gone."
"Thought so," ejaculated the clerk to a reporter standing by; "she was workiner the new racket. It's a pretty
good one, and sometimes takes, oper
ated by women generally, ihey go
into the ladies' parlor, ring tor the ball boy, and send him in a matter of fact wav for the kev to tome room. He
asks tho clerk for it, and if he is busy and thinking of something else, he
hands it out without question. Then
the female sharper goes through the
room in a hurry, trusting to tiueves
luck that the occupant will not return
hefore she eets awav. Then the hotel
is resDonsible for the loss." SL Louis
Chronicle. Some Good Advice.
"Jacob," said old Mr. Isaacestein to
his young son, who is just entering business, "ven you haf noddings to say
to a customer ohoost say it. uoa a
you shoot your mouth off ven it don'd
vas loaded, Jacou." "Yes, father," replied the attentive
Jacob.
"A few weeks ago," went on the old gentleman, "a gustomor gome in to puy a pistol to shoot himseliuf mit I told him dot vas wrong, und he vent away. Dot next tay his pody vas found in the East River. He drownded himseliuf, und I lose de sale of dot pistol. Don'd you shoot your mouth off ven it don'd vas loaded, Jacob."--Kew York Hun. The Idea iu Maine. Tricycling tourist "What's up here,
anyway?" Honest native "Ain't naathin' up." Tricycling tourist "But the stores are closed, and you fellows look as if you were got up for a holiday. Any fun going on?" Honest native "Wal, d'no 's ye o'd call it jest fun. Sheriff 's comin' daown fm Sqncdunk thet's aour country taown after a man thet's b'eu sellin' liquor." Tricycling tourist "Well ?" Honest native "Wal we d'on jest who '-tia he wants, so we've all a sorter got ready for him. That's all." Pitch: Feeble Frames, Slinky Nervea And ilvspeirtic stomachs are usually found in ;,,,i,n., Vitality is lackine in all three.
Hew can this bo created? Kimrily by using Hi.ntctter's Storaacli Bitters with rcuijlnnty, abstaining from habitsiniioiiHisteut witli health, i... i... ,f n (ltwHtililn litt. Ah un mitml
step toward the reiiifoivemeut of a depleted tivstmii, a resort to Hostetter'B Ktomacli Bitwrs in most desirable, since il correct, acidity onfieqiient upon ft vitiation of the "asiiu- jnic.es and Hie presence of uilo in tho uton.acli, i. d having regulated and, a it were, lubricated Die iVigCKtive mechanism, sets il, and keeps it at work. An immediate (sun in vigor in -.In- rcMilt. Tlic food is converted into blood, upon winch tlio system draws for nutrition, tlio nerves sh thev 'acquire vigor Iwome tranquil, tlio li'iis-ciiliu-filler gains substance and hardness, and
ntM4i.i!o unci sieeu ninn-ovc vi,u,
.T. I , . -.. - ,. ;in
Clently loesi Di. Walkbr's Vixeoab Hitteks relievo tho constipated bowels; at
the same time thoroughly toning their Inner membrane and restoring their mechanical action. Yet tho result Is solely due to nature, re-enforeed and sustained by the best vegetable alterative and tonio that over
pnEsed the lips ot tne eicu and suireriuir. Wiikv a tailor goes to law It is generally
not - o much to yiiin a suit as to get the cost
of one. Pobe Cod Liver Oil, from selected livers on
the seashore, by Caswell, Hazzard Co. , New 'ork. Absolutely pure and sweet Patients
who havo taken it prefer it to an others. Phy&icious declare it superior io all other oils.
Vol' may step down and out," said the
bailsman to the political murderer. Cri
I're'zcl s Uietii. Take earo of vour Wwr, A great number of tlio discasen "to which mankind are liable arise from a disordered condition of this mum. Keen it in a sound and healthy condi
tion ami von cm defy disease. 1'iucki.y Ash
Bitteks are especially adapted for this pur- ........ f.i,.,tiiaart nf rlrilfrs which act on
the iivcr,Kivingit tone and strength to with
stand malaria.
The front stej-s are deserted now. Tlio season has passed when 6he stoops to con
quer. JJii.i'oii Ui'djrf. Cmr-PED hands, face, pimples ami rough pliin cured liv using Juiiiper Soap, made by Uaawoll, Ilazzard & Co., Sew York. A swell arathorluj a bolt.
A Lucky Man. 'A luckv man Is rarer than a white oi ow,"
sas Juvenal, and wo think he know. However, we have lx urd of thousands of lucky ones, and wc propose to let their secret out.
They were people oi-OKcn oowu m iwuun, eu;.ciins with liver, blool, and skin diseases, scrofula, droi s, and consumption, and wero lucky eiuinsih to hear of and wise enough to use Dr. l'iorco's 'H'.oldi n Jledical Ulscovory,"
the se vere tin blood puriner, tonic, ana alterative of the asje.
Evir. things that man do live after them. Even when an amatuor eornetlst diss he leave:; tho fatal instrument. I vtwvAVH7X.VaUz, whouas beensufferina with rh.-nmntism for five mouths, to try Athlopboros. One bottle did him so much good that he is now on hU fifth bottle Mid is almost welL Geo. O. Pflcger, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mr. 4. Ifi'Uols suffered from Catarrh for years. Ho purchased a bottle of Ely's Creair Ualm of us. He is now almost cur. d, and eavs you cannot recommend it too hi lily. 1 ers Bros., Drugtflsta. Independence, Iowa. . Lost Faith In Physicians. There -re iuaiunsraWe instances where cores have been etti-ctcd by Scovill's SarsaeaRH..-. or Blood and Iivr Syrop. lor all diseases of the blood, when the patent had b?"u given up by physicians. It is one of the best r. medics ever offered te tho public, an 1 aa it i prcpir. d with the greatest oarc. as specific ci c Ttain dioas, it la no wonder lhat it should he njre afret-tual than h-.'tily written and carelessly prepared pres.-ririon9. Take Scovir.'a Blook aso Livbb Btbcp tor all disorders arislnu from impure Wood. It i3 endorsed by all leading professional men.
I have been troubled with catarrh from loyhood and had considered my case cliroato until about tbre- years agro I procured one bottle of l ly's rreaiii Ilulni, and I count myst if sound to-day, all iiom tho use of ouo bottle. -J. It. Cooky, Hardware Merchant, Montrose, Va. Five dollars can be saved every .year in boots and shoes by using Lyon's Heel Ktiffeners; coat only -5c. Piso's Remedy lor Catarrh is agreeable to
use. It is not a liquid or a sniiu. avv. Wliv ContiuiH' the use of Irritatluir ponders, snuffs orliquldsV Ely'sl ream Balm, pleasant of npulication and a suro cure for i attirrb, and cold in head, can bo had foe id cents, at druggists. It is easily applied with the linger, is sa'e and pleasant and Is curing- tho most ol stinate cases. It gives islief at o:ue. We will mail it at 80 cts. Ely Hri.s., t wego, N. Y.
MALT
COMMON SENSE tN LAFAYETTE. Lnfiiyette. Tiid., shares, with t wenty-three other cities aid towns iu e I'nited States, the distim tion "f be ins named after the great French patriot rho did so much for this country mid his own. Uit it is alone in the honor of being mentioned iu the Kney clotw-dia Britannicft. I.sfo in tho lively pushing city on the Wabash, with its many cosy homes, fine public biiiUliiigs, and general air of prosperity and enterprise, is very pleasant, and recently many of its citizens feel that it hs assumed view charms since rheumatism has been robbed of its terrors. This great benefaction, however, is not one which n-joicss this particular Lafayette alone, but it has been given to other Lafaycttes as weli and to the world. Athlopboros is the magic renie.y which drives away
rheumatism and neuralgia, and Lafayette has only shewn its characteristic enterprise is recogniziiig tho new cure's many virtues. Among thoss whom it has benefited is Mrs. Francis Heath, of No. 79 Ferry street, an
old resident and the mother of banker Heath. In answer to ona who recently called on her to learn the facts in the case Bhe gave this account:
"Ihave hadrheumatiepains m my reet ror a number cf years. They affected me at times so thot it was with much difficulty that I could walk, especially in going down stairs. Ath:.ophoros v as first recommended
to me by Bishop Bowman. I did not getit at that time, hut kep . trying other medicines. It was again i ecotn mended to me by a lady. I then sent f ir and bought a bottle. I took a doHe, nnd it tieemed to me as if I could feel it go through my system until it came directly to the s ire spot. It felt just as a little s Team of v;ater looks when during its comae it cories in contact with a pebble. One or tho other must give way. The water may run around the stone, but that wa3 not the way Athtophoros did. It did not go around ti e pain, but drove it awav. The relief was almost instantaneous.
While I ani getting a.ong in years and cannot expect to get rid entirely of these pains at once, vet a small dose of Athlopboros in a little eret-m the w ly in which I find most pleasant to take it lelives the pain inimediV . , Mr. HalcridKe, who is in the real estate and insurance business at No. 94 South Third street, and who lives at No. 17 North Sixth street, happening to be passing while
Mrs. llea-.h was speaking, sue eauea him in anil ho gladly told how he had been cured of rheumalisn: by Athlophoros. "I was just about to start down to my office oue morning last winter," he said, "when a terrible pain took me right in the hip and then rau dovn the sciatic nervo as quick as lightning. It was with much pain and distress that I managed to get down to niv office at all. My business being such
that it was necessary for me to be at the office eve ry day. 1 was obliged to hobble along and get there the best I could. I suffered for some lin e in this way, hying alt kinds of remedies, I ut nothing seemed to check the disease until I commenced using Athlophoros. The first four doses gave me relief. I only used oue bottle, and am perfectly well, as von see me now. I have never had onv return of the pain since I took the Athlophoros."
If you cannot get atklothokos oi your drueeist, we will send it express paid, on receipt of rwilar price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you br.y it from your druggist, but if he hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something else, but order at onco from 8, as directed. Athlophokos Co., 112 wall Street, New York.
TKRT CFrjtr.
in every mna u..jw.w
Coughs, Croup & Vy
. n..tk .
Caucasian.
THE BEL 11AUBNTS TO i: T.tTI? TN TIM,
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum ant Motlt
Tne Hwtutunni n-om aiiceoiineew iiviMmv jng In the fioutli. combined with Stea Ihadt tea Mnilein plant of the old flslds. For Hie br SH
itsatncenrflasai.operaoB. WAl.lliH A. TAYLoK. Atlanta. On. J DROPSY WLW TREATED FREE. JJI. IT. II. OKEES 4- 30JfW'! Specialists, for Thirteen Years Fast, Have-treated I!ropyaud ito complicaUots wi-itta'1 most wnnderral success: use vegetable mMfe entirely h ai mless, lu-movo all symptoms of dropar - In eight tc twenty days. M , Cure pad. nta pronounced hopeless by the test ot PlSmai& flrat dose the symptoms .raydlr disappear, and iu leu days at least two-thinta oi til map tow are removed. Rome may cry humbug williout fcnowin? anythiBB aboutit it. m -iulur.it does notcostyoo imytmjwta realize tl. ; merits oi our treatment for yourself. Jr ten days tlic .Hfflcnlty of brcathiinr Is reheyed, fits pulse regular, the urinary okobp made U dijw their Iu" dot'-, sleep is restored, the aweilhuc all or nearly poi te, 1 1 :c KtrenmUi increased, and appente made Sood. W are mtantiy curing .aaeaot lon(faII! cat-en that lixve been tapped a number of tuuea. - and tho t.atient declared uneblc to live a week, .oiva, full l.M.iry ot case. Same xex, bow Ions aSuctM. how badly awollcn ami wlicr.-, are bowels cesthm. have Icks bnrs-ed an.! di-ipi-cl water. Seud for ft pamphlet, .-ninaininir t. stimnnialK. questione, etc. Ten days' treatment ui -utshed tree by mail. Kntteiy iHtsI posltlvoly cowl. If sou order trial, fUd in cenla In stamps to pay
postage. B. H. cis c nous. BS .Ioik-s Avenii'.. AtlHiit. .. .
TSOL. "W. PTJ-XT-ET ATtfT WayM, Du Pace Co., U-a-a, HAS IMPORTED FROM FRANOC Fer. heroa Hon valaed at 000,099$ which laeludr akawt TO PER CENT OF ALL HORSES
Whose purity of blood la ertabllahed 1 corded In tboPtrcherpn Stud Booh of, stud Book over puBllBhal In that com at
EVER IMPORTED TO AMMtOA
STOCK OM HMD: 140 p-perteiBfMlIira
I crt4 SUIUw,
Ota caoagn per
198 COLTS
Keoosr tifttttff tbe orte
i-mln arrctilcrl fa v all tntCltk
crcfit lin'sAlen thnt. hour
vnr w II iit-pti ioiIbibiIii Bur BA
said ta IwJf thvit uctUimC-t kximmoA
recorded;, they shoald bo valmd only u j-rades, I win soli all Imported srtu k ot dra-le piiws irfepn I cttnaot furnish v ilh (He nnlmAl sold, pedffrrro Tertggtl Xey tli
orifiin.il Mvnc.t (vmiiraw w u iiuhhht ttm iwm m nho Perclu-ron Stud Book nf Franco- IMage IMgp Crated CatKloauc sent frr. Warm, Ills.,!- 35 nfloa v-eCoCCfiicag-J,on tho Ch.co & North -wegtem Rr.
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TRADE Vura?
TAR
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ll6tolMcfhB
JFne from Opiates, JSmetlc and Poison. SURE OKCts. prompt. A U&UdC'IfiT- Attn. DSALKR8. THE CUAi.LKl,i.. TWEtKR CO. BALTIHOMt, BP
BITTERS. It will cure any case of I.tvr and Kidney troubles when properly tnkca. It la a perfect renoratorand invlirorator. It cleanses the. y tem or the noleonoua liuniora that develop la Liver, Kidney nd Urinary diseases, carrcin' awav oil uolaonou matter and re a to rln- the Blood to a healthy condition, cin leUiiie it, refresUlns and invigoratinK iti...i ..n.r aar.il'. It nr..vnta the crrowth to
fieri on Illnes of a TDaneronClas ot Dlaeaaea that bejtn in mere trivial ailments, and are too apt to be neglected as aacn. THOUSANDS OF CASE of the worst forms of these terrible diseases have been quickly relieved and In a short time perfectly cared by the use of Hope Plult Bitters. Do not get Hovi and 'Malt Bitters con founded with Inferior preparations of similar name. Take Nothing but Hops Malt Bit. ters if you want a sure Cure, HOPS & HALT BITTERS CO, Detroit, Mich,
llsttiiiis
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LIQUID GLUE . . ....
SMe.NDS tVtK T 1 nmu 3Voo 1, eatrer.raw.Ivory.ClaM. ariii. a, Furniture. Bri.--a-Brac. ac. SStrcng as Iro-i Solid as a Book,
STl.e loUiquonui aa ""- nast llvo years ainountnl to"r 38 MILLION
IbottiM. BVEBVBiinv ttAsrsir.
SAt. reil'ercan ,iII-l'v'
9i.n, nmi.il 3tronir..fit known
Cm. .toaW;toarl ami 10c. DOStaSS
MmaiM IB flCW. itrBl.ciiii.NtCo.01uuoeter.MaS.
These Diaos
represent the
opposite sides of
R. H. DOUCLASS A SONS
eaosicam Cousta Mrops
for Oouifhs, Colds and Sore Throats, aa AHetintor of Oomumirtion. and of great
benefit in most cases of Dyspepsia. .FWABF (IF lUlTATHMS.)
Thay are tho moult of ovor t'orty years' cxgerii-i To compounding COHOit aBMEDI-S.
Uetall arloo - ta FOS 8A.LE "I ALL PEAI.KUH.
Bg-Bf-rUi-r-ni;i-W;i
nlfl WUIII ALL ELSE 1A1LI,
9 Best Cuugb Syrup. Tastes good. Use g Id In time. Hold by druuglsa. HI
HK HAS COKHISTENT. A passenger on oue of tlio railroads
out of Now York ate dinner in a dining car, and after he paid liis dollar he io.-
cmired of tho steward :
"Sir, do you know the uitierenoe irn-
tween creamery butter anu unicago
lardine?"
"Yes, sir." "And and that is why why
you, you
"Why I buy the lardmev ut course
it is! I try to make the fare tit the
financial condition of the road!" ira'l Str"M Xewx.
AN UNUtSASOSAatK MUVTVM. WifeThis letter from mother is dated three days ago. If that is the best the new immediate delivery system can do they bad better return to the old system. Husband (who has carried the lettein his pocket two days Don't be unjust my dear. The system is new yet, and probably not in perfect working order. Give 'em tinya, my deiir givo 'e time. New 1'ork Sun.
whom would
that last mo-
icv.-r. and rhenmatiani ami it-uui u.
yield to tho Bitters. Where He Would Turn. "Sammy," remarked a Kentucky Sunday school teacher, "suppose you were seized with a terrible feeling in vour heart and felt your yonng life
rapidly passing away, to vour thoughts turn in
nient?" , x "I guess it would turn to pap s twogallon jug. That's the way he turns when he gits one of them spells." Pittsburgh Chronicle. Mn. C. Pascheh says the only substance which renders cement unalterable in the air is a cold solution of one part of sulphate of iron to three parts of wuter. 'lhe cemented articles are left in it for twenty-four hours, when they will be found to havo taken on a greenish-black tint, duo to the hydrates protoxide of iron.
EEr'iSSdi I" f Cures Rheumatism, Keuratels. Lai On in --mete, u, tiui-, THBOIAliUSS . W. l,SBjtO.,BlSI0 f ASH
m O BITTERS uJ : CURES 1 AUD1SEASESQF11IEB LIVER 1 ffl wmm KIDNEYS I STOMACH IJLi 1 bowels. 1 irvi
Ub I A DRUGGISTS j W 11 PRICElDOliAtt I
-Piso's Cure for ConsnmpUon saved my life." Whifle, Druggist, Klutuer, Mieh.
-TFIrT-rirililS-l--ll
Will bnv no other Coush Modlciue as Ions! as we
can get Piso's Curo."-0. B. Labixf.u, Kh'kwood. II!.
W;'jji-JllA.-fclM---i
Piso'o Cure cured me of Consumption."-WM. K
Koukswos, Bratdywino, Md.
-y-H-T---ni;-i-:oi.i
CBHtS WM Alt ttsi it CougL. Syrup. Tusiesgooo. I
SEI in ti ne. Sold by iiruggiacs. El
:
"Piso'u Cure forConsumBtion is the test inedicrr o
wo eyer nscd,"-0. I. Horns, Abilene, nana.
WUriE ALL LLSL VJULK.
BtwU'oughSymu. Tuatesgood. US i
uiu 'i u m.w-
lltUlUP. 01(
-Hso'm f.tr.. (or foiisnuiptlon is dolus wonders t m
-II. H. Sr.Nl.l.. N.'wark, X. .
Bcl (auli syrup. -lie iiiioa, uao
si. .1,1 iiv ilrntfflsfcR.
?MMBIAiM--i
Garbulale of Iodine INHALANT. A e-rt'.H. cure tor l'tKirh.U. .ii.liilir.AbttiIU1. "11.1 all .llwc..-. t-t lln-'l lir. ... .m t I.
eiell 'C;IlHlllHtl.lll Al Taj? rcaiH. A in-'.v-.'U t.v
- tt titben In reason itlivocmiiM
HVKK J OO.OOO IN '-H
Sol-.i liy In-JSWXs f.v. !!.(! B.i .Vi.ll il
w. 11. baiiiu 1 , rr.
pa . 41U Micliuau ' , Bufftt , New t'..i.
CCTE.-3 Uwapopsia, Ooneral Debility, Jaunaioe, Habitual Constipation, lAvvv Gomploint, Sick Hoatluoho, Dlaoaaod Kidnoya, Etc., Etc It contains only the Purest Drugs, among which maybe enumerated rSlOXlV AOE HAtX ua Bzsxi-a, uws&isz, buchu. cssha, its, It cleanses tuo system thoroughly, and as a POIUFIEK OF THE BLOOD 3s Uncquoled. It 1b not an lutoxicutiiig bevorage, nor can It ho used us imch , hy roiwon ofita Outhartlc l'roiiei'ties. PHIOKI.T ASH BIT'JCERS GO. 80I0 FriwrtelortJ, 6T, I.0UIS AND KANSAS CITY.
fMmm
HOME MAGAZINE
Is tiint what Ui nania ltidlcucs, a
nisgujiiie for Homes, write tor a Xreo iel.e copy i'' osffN any other T. S. ARTHUR iON.
p'iRn,r.wr5S,S?.e
Also K0...I for fold In tlie Head, HeadacJic, Hay Fever, Ac. a) cents.
cml one stamp tor latest 11 H V I.A N t).
O. n.i t'.5. plaiuoj forlatrat iiuiil.mi.ii Mkn
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fa ti: G
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Von can then aelecl .Masujlnes for j oin la inil v and youiis trieuda uudorstaiidiiiKlj
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tiivii
lantern DOI VflPTIHli
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sMuiray Hill Co.,l0 E.Sbst.,Sov Vor!
TMaaia
1 are outdono.) circuloni tree
Aa.tr
To Introduco tuem, wo will
iw aeir-up-
m BIG OFFER.
Aerating- Washlllgjiachiiiea. If you want on send us your uame. l. V-!n" ECS-SS'S? iV1, uuco. Ti. fiatioual Co.. So DE Y 8T..N.V.
B. 8. & A. V. lavev. Paten-
AtlArnova. WaahlllBttui. 1). C
I W ttiBti ut-tuma and opUiions aa
10 patoi.iatiillty 1'ltKB. urn yea estpenraev.
1 .Aiii here anu earn
my. pw-uay. "b
auesvuie.wii
PATENTS
10 patei.iutttiuy lit.
TELECRAPHYn. I furnished. WritVklateeros.Ji
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1
i thoa'adfcaM oft-? wfrtt kind aBdef fo
inltsa&aey.taatlwl I sendTUO B01Tl.fc.S f-K&s, See a vIl.UA II.ETUEMISE oa iuIadlM taaaiaaRrer. eiveexiMaar C.aadr.t. gj j. a. sLadi:-,iitrrist., w Tetk.
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The BITTERS' OUCDB SB
Iwned Sept. nmo Max, each year. 48- 88- Vl 't
SKxllii acnca.wiutvr
3.SOO UlnatraUona si whole Plctmre O-llerj". CiIVE Wholesale Pa-eM
direct to consumers on nil ooan nr persoaaa or family nac TelUhow ta order, ud give exact coat ot everything jron use, eat, drlnfc, wear, have run with. These lSVALTJABUB BOOKS) contain Infor-tattoia gleJ from the markets of the world. We will mail a copy FKKK to "!" dreM npon receipt of 10 eta. to etrar cxpriUMi of ruallin. It na hear fraaa you. RespccMftally, MONTGOMERY WARD CO. 881 889 Wubtu Avenna, Ci-le,--. FOTTTZ'S mM HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
-ll A, nf rnT.TC BOTS SC 1XMO WM '
Tia, it Foatz'a Powders are used ""?.-. I?ut7- n.wderswincuremilpreventaoafoiJJ. FouQ'S Poa-ders will prevent Gapis is row". Foot? a I'r.'lera will I-r.a lhe martwef and cream . enty per cent.. nd make the Boner ana
T (.tfAra win or nrerent almost 1
BISK..8R to nlitch Horses and Cattle are FODTZ. I'CWnKBS WIU CIVS SillSPiCTW. Sold ererywhere. DAVIS B. FOtTTZ. Proprietor. BAiTUCOBS. MX
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WAN
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mf a a a actlva Man or Woman in crenr C "ceool- to ie!l our axd Salary ITS. lit 9oi la and Expenses. Expense, it. aj- !!.... .-.,,,. .ir..,,Tfli Ettll Part culara
StaudawtaJver-waroOo. Boston. Maaa.
PATTERNS OX ANY SVBB, UNPARALLELED OFFER I
EMOREST'8 "T"
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Of all the Magazines. mustrnlrd art Original StfelMugrem. tugs, Photogravures ana 0 lrnre. Each copy of "DtmorMt'i Morthiy MJrntaln. A Coupon Order. cnlKIiM ti 1 holder ' 2fto of any pattern tnitrate.l In lie fashion OepartllieBt la that number. In any of thj dies maraclured. Send twenty ccnt forth crcnt trroto wlrtPattCTJ Coupon nd you will ccrtalalr subscribe Twe OoHRS Stay, ar id get ten times s value. W. jculnirj Demorest, PuWlshcr.UE. 14 th St,,lwYei. Vol.S5J Sold by all Newsdealers and rostmaa. pm
WHO 18 UNAO UAINTEO WITH THE OSOOHAPHYOF THIS J COUNTRY, WM.W
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Mn.An rsr ibi in o p riu nnibn m a
:illtiItS Jollei Ottawa. I,a Salle. m;l tnesecs ldln. fdBodc JSSt mo'taimi.d8int.raiedIato oltiee. towns, villages 'mdetatlono. THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE hiivmuBWU cin uiake It; the aatety oppUauces of patent bufier piwrwrnf a iV-brak"; w,d that osaoUng- dlfoUiio whicto eoveraa tho prttoa orjarfition of e lf its trains. Other specialties of this route are veJjrB XSS-eotlntr y0lnt3 in Urdon DepStt, and the uneurpassed comforta ana
la-uiiosoi ib- ruHwiiKo r i.. mria,vl Rl-prnm eom-
elaborately cooked meals are. leisurely eaten, "Bood DV?S..yiffiLSS
Appetite, anc Health on cptn:- "eg'eeri vwcago - Atclr son, are also run the Celebrated RecUnins Chair Cars. THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE la tho direct end favorite Hne.betwpen Ohlce.o and MinneapoUs 1 "SStSSs where connec tion, are made In Union Depots lor all pojuta in the wrntpSS and British Provinces. Over this route, Ftast Ksprpsa Trains ore n to watering; ulacea, summer resortu, ptcturesctiie localities and hunUianclt-lns-grounds r f Iowa and Minnesota. It Is also the most dotsivablo route topo i-ich wheat fluids and pastoral lands ot Interior Dakota,
still nnotrjoi- d itKUi' iiniii, via aeneca au .anisKoo, "ir-'r-rT
between Newport Hews. Btolimond, Oinolnnatl. Indianapolis. njSTjSEJ
rana and Polde-rs. obtainable, as well ati
at all prinoljial XlcXet Offloea in the United 6ttes and oaaa; ot
f!nnn.-ill TtltitTsi. Eauffis CitV. Mlnnear).
For detailed lniormauon aw maps
Tlckcits.
by addreselnir
R. R. CABLE, Preslt ent and Guneral Manager, Chlcigo.
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