Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 11, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 May 1886 — Page 4
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BOMBS AND BLOODSHED.
Chicago Police Break Up a Meeting of Anarchists and Dynamite Is Exploded
A General Fire Is Opened Up by Both Sides and Terror Retenst
A Fierce Battle Between Officers
the law and Saving Fanatics.
of
Several Men Killed Outright and
tween Sixty and Seventy Wonndedl
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Politiciaas Defended.
la my opinion, the alieolute dnfcv of
every man in this eountr v and especially of every educated man, is to take an
active interest in politics and in public questions. I would, however, apply
this obvious propositiot not onlv to the
men who have entire command of their own time, bat to those who are obliged to give most of their working hours to the solution of the problem of earning a livinur. Let every man give of his
leisure, be it more or less, to politics,
for it 13 reallv good citizenship to do so.
Discard at the outset, the wretched
habit which is far too prevalent in this
country, X am sorry to say, among the
moat intelligent and educated persons,
of rejrardinp- all men w.io are mucn m
politics with suspicion, and of using the word "politician" as an uncomplimentary epithet and usually with a anew. A politician, in a simple sense of he word, is a man engaged in poli
tics, and there is certainly no pursuit
demanding greater abilities or offering
cider opportunities of usefulness.
Still, your practice is r use the word
is if it were derogatory, borne of the
neat and most -useful men I have ever known have been engaged in politics
and have been stigmatized as politi
cians. Bad men there are, too. among
politicians, nodonbt, for there are bad men in other walks of life. A professor
in a college once committed a murder,
but it would be a sad deduction to as
sume that college professors are, s
class, inclined to homicide. It is al
ways narrow and bad to condemn a
class or profession on account of single, or even many instances of wrong-doing,
and there is nothing which does more
to injure politics and the public busi
ness then to assume that a man who
enters them is in some way lowered.
The calling is, and ought e be, an honorable one, and we should all seek to
honor and to elevate, not to decry itThe Little Boy and the Germans.
JNo, little boy, you can t go to ger-
mans yet. sou know toe much. When
yon get a little older you wont size
up" a girl by the muscles on her arms,
or ask her if she knows who discovered
laughing gas, or tell her about the best way to preserve white mice. When you are old enough to go to germana you will be wise enough not to know anything. You will rise to the fact that a girl is not to be judged by her muscle, that she may indulge in laughing gas, but doesn't care who discovered it, that she hates white mice, that, in short,
she doesn't want to know any
thing and doesn't want you to be wiser.
No, my boy, when you are old enough
to dance the cotillion it will be neces
sary to think with your toes and talk with vour eyes. If yon really know
anything in those days, for heaven's
sake conceal it. A man who knows any
thing of Plato or remembers who dis
covered the Pacific Ocean should shun the mazes of fashion's dance. Little boy, if yon want to be a great man in the eotillion, learn to lie a cork. Then will yon "bob up serenelv," and the
girls will say: "Isn't Mr. Emptyhead just too sweet for any use?" And you will be "too sweet for any use," and the sweeter von grow the less useful you
will become. Sow, little boy, bear
these words in mind; and we shall ex
pect to tat- ?-n in a few years a great s-.n'cess. soeifillv To attain your ambition, however jon nans? begin now to ?o:et a!! -on er learned. Vale, liV
lt Lrr ooA Inch to you.
The fesult of the pernicious and incendiary
doctrines which have been for several years
preached in the streets and halls of Chicago by
alien and criminal agitators, says a Chicago pa-
per of Wednesday, was seen last night, when a dynamite bomb was thrown into the midst of a
sqnadof policemen who were performing their sworn duty, ami sixty of them were dangerously wotraJed, some fatally. That It was an organ
lied and premeditated attack admits Of no
doott, and the outgrowth Of the riot at the MaCor-
wick reaper-works on Monday, when some an
archists were most justly punished for ah afr
tempt to destroy property. Monday night, after that riot was quelled, the following circular was
j Scattered around the city :
"Revence I Workinmnen. to arms 1 Your mas
ters sent out their bloodhounds, the police ; they killed six of yol'.r brothers at MoCormick's this
aiterncosi Tneyciuea me poor wretones oe-
esusfe they, like von, had the courage to disobey the Bnnreme will of your bosses. They, killed
iMm MeftiKA THftv nurtut m ante rnr ue anonien
ing of the hoars of toil-. They killed them to show you, free American citizens,' that yon must be satisfied and contented with whatever your bosses condescend to allow you, or yon will
get auieai -You havn fnr nun nndtirel the most abieflt
humiliations; yon bare for yoari suffered immeasurable iniquities ; yon have worked yOWJ
selves to deatn ; yon nave enaurea ue pangs vi want and httneer- vonr children von have sacri
ficed to the factory lords ; in short, you have been miserable and obedient slaves all these years. Why? To satisfy the insatiable greed, to flu the coffers of your lazy, thieving masters.
Whan wn lr tbaTn nnw trt Ipaaen the nurdOU
he sends his bloudbounds out to shoot yon, kill
yonl Tf mi are men. if von are the sons of your
ftandsires, who nave shed their blood to free
and destroy the hideous monster that seeks 10
destroy you. xo arms i we can you ; w uruia i
PnMdH afternoon it was followed bv the foi
lowing, which was thrown broadcast throughout
the streets of the city : -Attention, Workingmenl Great mass-meeting tc-night, at 7 30 o'clock, at the Haymarket, v.lMlnh ita4. lw.twiYi TlAfmlainefi and Hal.
atod. Good speakers will be present to denounce the latest atrocious act of the police the shooting of our fellow-woiluuen yesterday
afternoon. xhe jsxecctiyk uhmtoe. In response to this, a large crowd of anarchists euwrfnlints assimbl&d at the point indicated,
and were harangued by a trio of blatant com-
munists. rnevr taut was or a lnosi reoaieao
incendiary character. One. Sam Jb ielden, s
oiviuMaTif Kneiianman. was tne iaa( aiwaHox,
Said he: "We who come here to address you are socialists ; rebels to the law ! Legislation will never help you, never I Martin Foran went
tn CmvTfiHH in the interest of Moor,
and yet be tells you tinu no legislation con be had for the workingman. Can't we? viim thn rli Tnui understands that it is not
healthy to live among a lot of discontented workmen we shall be able to get legislation and not before." Fielden continued in this strain until 10 50 p. m when 150 police officers left the TtaimlaiTiea street Station and marched
north on Desplaines. He stopped when the first
line of officers was oraerea to rnu opposite uu
wagon from which he spoke. A thnnaand men had meanwhile gathered.
The police marched toward the crowd in platoons, headed by Inspector Bonfield and Capt Ward the line of the first division of officers
filled the street from side to side. The police marched into the crowd, sweeping it to the pavements, and pressing it before them. When the front column reached the speakers' wagon Inspector Bonfield ordered "Halt !"
Ijapt. jnonueia criea: ui uw nwuo u Stiite of Illinois I command this crowd to disperse!"
spark of fire arched through the air from the opening of the alley and over the speakers' wa"OU. It was the burning fue of a dynamite bomb. It was well aimed in its deadly mission. It fell direcUv in the middle of the street,
and between tne nrst two ooudib columns of police. The instant that it struck the ground it exploded with a terrible, sullen roar. It did its deadly work
well. Twenty-nine mangled men fell groaning to the i round. The bomb broke the ranks of the officers. A gatling gun could not have cut
a wider swath. A scene oi norror loiioweu, sua
details of which may never be known. Tne
nflhwnra wen demoralized and broke ranks.
srnr hTirtrfmrt tocetner m tne sxreer. ana
stood their around. Others fled after and
with the crowd. They needed no order to flr Tn , instant everv man's revolver was in
action, and every man shot to kill. Foran in-
ct.nt after the explosion, the crowd seemed par
alyzed, bnt with tho revolver shots cracking
lsae tne tattoo oi a migufc iuuui, cuxv, vw uiulets singing in the air, the mob plunged away into the darkness with a yell of rage and fear. It was almost an indescribable scramble for v.tt genres of men were knocked down by
those behind theiu, and trampled upon like cattle in a car, unable to rise. Over twenty wound-
ed persons were picaea up ana wme away. Those on the inner circle of the crowd were at the mercy of the police, and were shot down. The police pursued the mob for half a block up and down Randolph street No man was spared. All who were overtaken by the officers were F.hot down and clubbed. In a moment after the ex
plosion the streets were cleared, out witnm a nuiinn of 100 feet of the snot where tho bomb
had fallen fully sixty men lay wounded on the
ground. Tne center or tne sr-ree seemeu iuii of writhing, groaning men. calling for help. Under the iron stairway on the northwest corner of the street two citizens lay, one insensible, the other moauing feebly and unable to rise. Down the basement stairway, under them, three men lay. Propped against Use
lamp-post on tne corner was awounuea man, and at his feet, in the gutter, another. Across the street, on the northwest corner, three men lay in the gutter. At the head of the basement
Htatrway one lay suensiy. .ah dm uj,, uuiuing a bleeding leg and begging the officers not to kill him. Reclining on the stairs below them
THE PREMIER'S APPEAL,
The Oreat Liberal leader Defends Hts
Policy in an Address to fiis Constituents.
Mr. Gladstone ttfgnrris the Pi4.y o-
rVrtion Not IKiiigerons Heoanso Discordant.
were two suffering men. and in the area-way
below, snree more, cast anu wem uu jnanuujpn atreet wounded men lav in doorways. Within
five minutes attar the firing had ceased eight
men lay in the alley, near the wagon, oetween
Randolph anu lakc streets. ro citizens were dead that had been found within an hour after
the riot. For some minutes after tne moo had dispersed the police kept np a frenzied search for any who had taken refuge nearby. Those who met the officers calmly were allowed to go, but all who attempted to es
cape were mercilessly cjuooea, xn
worn: ot gauwnug ure uuau, ujiuK, and wounded was promptly bo gun. Forty-eight
nollcemen were louna to oil wounaea, eignt oi
ten of them, it is feared, fatally. The fugitives
from the scene of the riot poured into Madison street in an irresistible stream. The open
stores, which here offered tho first sin Iter, were besieged and instantly occupied by breathless and terror-stricken crowds. Close in thereat
of this terrified throng the wounded f llowed at
tne best speed tnetr injuries wouia permit. Men ran at a stassering pace, with the
blood trickling through their clothing. Others rushed frantically through the street, shrieking with pain. Connies and small groups came
dragging a wounded mena wiiom tuey nan tne courage to rescue. Several fell fainting in the
Mr. Gladstone hits issued a manifesto to
his Midlothian constituents, in which, after
explaining that his ngo and desire to reserve
his 8trennth for the coming contest in Par liament has prevented lilm flOm taking
part in the Easter recess campaign, he w
ferred to the messages received by hint
from suPh cniiitnis s Washington, Bostoiij
ftnil Qifebee as pi-oHng that the sympathy
of the English-speaking race is with the home rule movement. He says that they
must not be discouraged if, in the upper -j
ranks of society nt home, they near a
variety of discordant notes, and eontmiieN:
Grstlbmex ton have lieforo yon a caoinct
determined in its pnrimso nnl with nil intelligible plan of its own. I sop very little else in tho political arena either determined or intelligible. I will nnw proceed t.i speak of the
state of tntugs wimni ai.-i witnout j-nia,uuuv and tho nature and iiuprnt of tho next greet step to bo taken for the progress of my meas
ure. I Speak now of too uoiue-rule mo mm
loave the lanainirclii.se mil to stand on me declaration alroadv made, nailing only ft" expression of regret to find that while the sands are running from the honr-glnss tlm Irish lantr lords havo given no imlicntiiin of a desito to accept the proposal framed in a spirit of tho most allowable regard for their upprohousioiis and interest, I do not underestimate tho grave importance of differences of opinion among Liberals. Komo
are ine inert to rnio tne wuoio quostion aKa'""
us bv authority. They say : -sureiy sucn a number of able, consistent, even extreme Liberals would not have succeeded except in obedience to the Imperative dictates of truth and
reason." I will say nothing or tne motives which determined us to confront the risk of such a nartlne. I e .mestlv recommend reference
to tbo lessons whii h history supplies. It is not the first time in the hisviry of liberalism that a section of tho Liberals under chiefs of distinction and abilitv have dissented from tho general
view of the partv, to tne aciigutana uouuweso the advantage of the Tories. There was an illustrious secession previous to the war rvith Bonaparte. Thcro was a similar secession when it was proposed to disestablish the Irish Church. But eventually, in both eases, it was proved that in principle the party was right and seerssion was wrong. Comparing thoae with the present secession it was impossible not to bo struck with a vital difference. In each previous secession the dissentients agreed upon an active, substantial policy. it in iint so twm- Home a'-e in favor of unlim
ited coercion; others Of niouoraivu aoses, wuua a few 01 pose coeicion altogether. On the other side, some iiynoEB kOal government, somo
would give it to the counties, some to the provinmB - smnn nrain. woiill civo an administra
tive c . nter with legislative pierogativcs, wmlo
some propose a legislative center witnout oxecntlrn nwor Ri me. indeed. CO bOVOhd the
proposition of tho Government, and actually recommend federation. Some alter the proposals which they would recommend with overy
new speecu. . , ... n this Is nroor not oi the weakness of tho
men but of t ic helplessness of their causo. Wo have at least th. advantage of one voice. The
secession, however ostireablo It may be otherwf.n Is n nerfeet hnbel on Irish nolities.
It is adiuitted on all hands that social order
is tho first of ell jiolitioal aims To secure this in Troinii,! the I.ihorals who are in secession
offer a hundred conflicting remedies or else no remedv at all. These remarks aro as applicable to the Tories as they are to the Liberals. The opponents of the Government's measure make m rarrtttrlrnhlo omission iu their SPCCCheS. In
each, whether suggestive or cii!lcal, they fail to
express commence in tne peruianeiii buwdh w their opposition. To live from hand to mouth aeeiiiH to be tho height of their ambition, while thev suspect what we all know that tho strife can" only ond in the conc ssiou of home rule. If this is so tho real qui s ion is not the triumph of Irish autmouir, but tho length and character of tho struggle. Therefore we want toshcrten, thev to prolcni the struggle. Vo sny "Give freely;" they, by acts if not words, sav "Let us only give what we can no longer withhold." Wo sayGlve now, while the position of tho kingdom iu tho affairs of the world is free and strong;" thev" prefer to wait for a period of national difficulty, that we may yield to the Irish demand in terror, as we did in tho war of 1778, as we did to the demands of the volnnteers in 1W2, as we did to Bonaparte in 1793, and as we did in tho civil war of im. We say: "Act now, when moderation of thought and language rules in Irish counsels, when bv the willing concurrence of all sides every arrangement for tho res rvation of imperial prerogatives can be made complete and absolute." Thov would postyone till on hoar comes when the demands may bo larger and means of resistance less. We say: "Doal as with a matter between brothers a matter of justice and reason." Thoy renew a tale, alas ! too often told, wjioso prologuo is denial with AYn.aiiArnt.inii and ToKenrmint: whose oniloguo
is surrender without oenditions and without thanks. Now, however, a new terror is brought upon the stage the terror of homo rulo for Scotland, and, somo add, for Wales. This suggestion does not alarm me. Only give us a little time to look at this question in its order of merit I am nt anrrv thnt. Rwit.ln.1ld and Wales hSVO been
named, because all serious naming of them
imwi tn iH.in onv niovomemt in behalf of Ire
land, lean draw no vital distinction of rieht
hetween tho case cf Inland and othor cases,
but there are many distinction of circumstance. For manv yoars I havo hoped it might be found iracticable to apply decentralizing processes even, perhaps, to portions of different conditions. Each case whieh will naturally rei.uire differences of treatment will remain subject to tho primary i,n,w.v!Ri nhiiantims. I believe that the stand
ard and measure of good government in Scotland and 'Wales will bo eventually determined hv mililie miinion in Scotland and Wales. This
Ti.v n-ithmit. n imiiiful dittitaraainr of the cir
cumstances of this controversy with which we are threatened in the case of Ireland, whose woeful hlstorv for centuries emboldens some of
us to treat her as if she had but a limited share hi the great inheritance of right none at all in
ordinary privilege or immunity. W,,t thin fnniliilalllA arillV Which OOO0SCS tltO
Government is in bulk and constituent parts the same, though now enriched at our cost with a valuablo ooutingentof recruits, that has fought
in everv political name oi me iasi mij jiu"
B-d boon defeated. We have before this had great controversies on free trade, free navigaFinn mihiin education, roll ious eoualitv. and
the extension of the franchise. On these and oth r groat issues this class fought uniformly on the wrong side nnd was uniformly beaten by a power more diffioult to marshal, but resistless when marshaled by tho upright sense of the
nation.
CALEB WALTON WEST,
atreets and were nicked nn bv Bvmnathetic men
in the crowds. Tne drug stores m tno neignnor-
noci were invaded m a lew minutes o;
T3 be&u and Bjuuvh of e riyr are at its
treme end, tjaeer nor, wo t
of eroaning. shrieking, cursing men. Two men
ran inw nauer a urug awn ab Atai aw-
n street surmnrtinfr between them
in shot through the neck. They
laid their burden on the floor and
thundered at tho frightened clerk : "Medicine
A doctor I Quick, get us help, or we'll cut your heart oat" Just then Dr. Minte arrived and
eared for the man. Other wounded men fol
lowed. One was shot through the arm, another
had a bullet in bis left leg. and tbree others Had
suffered less serious scalp wounds from bricks and clnbs. Ebert's drug store on the corner was
emr.dd with the wounded. One after another
men ran in and threw -themselves into chairs
and unon tho no'or or stood appealing lor relief.
From physicians who attended wounded rioters
it was learned that four would certainlv die.
At lone intervals after the riot and late into
the night wounded men appeared at the drug
stores or were fouiid roaming the streets crazed
with frlffht and nain. In everv ease where
wounded songht relief at the drug stores the
victims refused to civo their names, and the
list of wounded will thus never be f ullv known.
a nov. wno ranea to nna a onvsician. stooa in
the glare of the electric-dight at the corner of
Madison and Halsted streets, and wltn Ills jacaknife cut a bullet from his elbow. The crowd
helped to bandage his wound with shreds of his shirt and, declining to give his name, he
went off alone.
Just before midnight another sortie was made unon a mob at West Madison and Sesnlainee
streets, but no fatalities resulted, thongh sev
eral volleys were fired, and many people were clnbbed.
During the afternoon and evening a number of smaller riots occurred in tte southwest part of the city. Several officers and violators were wounded. Another striker was killed in the
Town of Lake.
The General Industrial Situation at Obi'
cugo.
Managers of the metal-working establish
ments of Chicago, at a raieting on Tnesday, .0mm1 nhat thn eiuht-hour system was imnrao-
Hcable unless adopted universally throughout
the country, and decided to close down, not
to reonen until tne employes auree u
work ten hours. mis is regaroea
Sm TWIaii Aasemblv as the most sei
nnn blow the movement has yet received,
The furniture-workers agreed to goto work on a basis of a 10 per cent advance In wages, but the
manufacturers are aisjxiaea w no ntu-uu-uinau, and at a meeting decided to recognize no union but only indfduals in reooivlng applications for empfoyment. TheLtmibermonTsCommitteo flatly refused the derann-ln of the men, and a mem-
per 01 ttic aeiegautuu cuuiu- vu wv iuuiiut.w was suln eineatly lo'-ked up for inw ndiary language. The men at n subsc inent meeting decided to stay out till their demands wero grant
ed.
erj-
Kewly Appointed Governor of Utah Ter
ritory.
The man whom President Cleveland lias
selected to succeed Eli H. Murray ns Gov
ernor of Utah is a resident of Cynthiana.
Kv.. where he was born May 25. 1844
He was educated at Millersbnrg. in the some State. At an early age he manifested a strong bias toward tho pro
fession of law, but his reading was stopped by the breaking out of the war. He was onlv 17 vears old when he enlisted
To Make a Telephone. The telenlione which I am 'about to
describe has been a soufeo of great pleasure to me, find as I think It too
good to keep 1 will give my readers tne plans for its construction : The materials you will require are
two pine boards, ten by thirteen inches,
and halt an moll tniek, two lrosti ueot bladders, one box of four ouneo tacks, two large gutta-percha buttons, some strips of thin leather one-quarter of an inch wide, and lastly, stuue flexible wire. The best wire for the purpose is that used in book-binding machines, bnt if that cannot bo obtained any soft flexible wire will do. Prepare the bladders first by blowing them np tightly and leaving them so for a day or two until they are thoroughly stretched, but do not let them becoine dry or hard. Whili the bladdejrs aro stretching you can obtain the other materials. To begin, take one of the boards, and, having brought it to the rec(uired dimensions, draw a circle in its center eight inches in diameter, which saw out, taking care to keep on the line, for if the opening is not
round and even the instrument will not work satisfactorily. Next take one of tho bladders, after cutting the neck off, cut away about one-third of it from end to end, then soak it in warm water, but not too hot, until it becomes white and soft; after which stretch it loosely but evenly over the opening, letting the inside of the bladder be on top, nnd tack temporarily all around one ineh from the edge of the opening. Now test it by pushing the center with yout finger. If it stretches smoothly and without wrinkles it will do, but if it does not you must change its position until it does so. Next take a strip of the leather and taok completely around the edge of the opening, putiing the taoks together and taking care to keep the bladder stretched evenly while doing so. When you have tacked it properly take your knife and cut away the part of the bladder on the outside strip. This done, break off three feet of the wire and, after attaching it to one of the buttons, pass the free end through the center of the bladder until the button rests on the surface. Then fasten
a weight cf eight pounds to the end of
the wire and set m tno sun two nours or more until thoroughly dry. Proceed with the other materials in a like manaer. and when you have both
drums well dried, place one at each end of the lhw and connect the button
wires with tho main wires by loops, and
stretch it as tishtlv as possible, ine
course of the main wire should be as
straight as possible and with a few sliurii fineries.
Whenever a support is needed make a loop. To call up, strike the button with a
lead penei , and the one called win respond in like manner. This is no tov. but a good, servicea
ble telephone, and will work from five yards to five miles. Exchange.
Important.
When von visit or leave New York City, save
baggage, oxprossage, aad S3 carriage hire, and top at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot
rnnmn flitnd nn at a cost of one million
dollars, SI and upwards per day. European nlnn Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the
hmit. Horao cars, staires. and elevated rail
,-rt.wi in nil rinnntH gamines can live weuvr iwt
lees money .t tho Grand Union Hotel than at
any otuer nist-ciass notei in mo uuj.
Belgian Society.
A correspondent writing from Brus
sels to tho Figaro says: Society circles in Belgian have never been in a greater
Rtnt.fi of excitement tnan at
present time. It appears that one of t.li most noted attorneys of the court
of avmonls. nnd beloncinff to a very re
snectable familv, has been arrested and
his law office sealed up by tho police.
Although a married man, he hui Deen the companion of dissipated roues and
their friends, ami hft enciecl wnn lorg
ing wills wid other legal documents to tho amount of KUW0. Tho bailiff of
the justice court of St. Josse, who naa
an annual income oi so,m nus "ecu
arrested as his accomplice. Several noto
rious women who have profited by the
forgeries are in prison, and otner mysterious arrests are taking place daily.
Quite &i great escitement also prevails in military circles, owing to tho proceedings begun against the usurers
oi Ulienn oy tne prosecuting mwinev. A larce number of letters have
been seized which have seriously com
promised several officers of the Belgian army. The minister of war was obliged to intercede with the attorney
to save the honor of the army. An ofli
cer who promised a usurer across of the Leopold order in writing was placed upon the retired list. A captain who had pawned his order was dismissed from the service. A colonel having
written n. nsiiver with the friendly ad
dress, "My dear Pierre," but otherwise uncompromised, was punished with two weeks imnrisonment. Other investi-
mit.iona a- lieinir made, and it would
that manv of the subterfuges re
sorted to by the poorly-paid military nrfiem-stc raise the cash will be laid
bare to a:i astonished public.
People are recognizing the danger attending the use of opium, and !islative bodies aro being called upon to suppress the growing crib The only couf k mixture which does not contain opiates, tmd yot is tff remarkable efficacy, is lied Star Cough t)ure. 25 isentsj Thb transposition of quotation marks in a recent rataltiguo caused the following iistounding aiimnmcomeut: "Blio Jioaved ft bh ia ii Hut for ;o edits."
Oemmill,
could not
. Pon twenty yeara Mrs. John Milrnv Aliftlin Clllllllv. PeDU..
v;alk, cn account of an injury 10 mo spine. One bottle of St. Jacobs Oil gave relief; the second ena'Jed her to walk and cured her. Man's Disadvantages. Talk about equality of sexes' A man was clubbed in a New York theater for keeping his hat on, and it was in evidence that he sat in the back row. It was Hot a very high hat either. Inconrt tho man was fined $50 and costs, in spite of his testimony that his hat was . . - , -, t. 1
a protection trom a coiti cirnugni,. -iuu vet, lovely woman can sit in the front row of the pit with all the hair which
art and nature have given her and a
three-decker hat on top ot it nil, ana
enjoy absolute immunity. jio
'osf.
Covering It Up. "You bad bov, you have mado a
grease spot on the new sofa with your
bread ana muter, saiu lurs. j.'ihkiohp to her son Johnny.
"Never mind, ma, you can sit on u
when there is company in the parlor."
Texan Sijlmgs.
He Knew All About It, Teacher Johnny, what are the chief
productions of Kentucky?
Johnny iooacKer, witisay, rnuies,
nnd kernels.
Then the teacher told Johnny he was natural scholar. Kentucky State
Journal
The Splendor of Dress
and the artificial effect? of cosmetics, no matter how deftly applied, can never make beautiful or attractive ono who is subject to .,,,!,. i. .nn,, nni-rnus debility, or any form ot
femalo weakness. Tlieso must do i-uhcucu oj inward app'ication, and not by outward atinn, vita ill nonnnalment and the ladies may
lute hnne from tho iaet that thousands ot
thnir uinrs havo made themselves more
Mrfianl mill hnnilttlUl 13V IUO UlU Ul 11
Pierce's ' Favorite Proscription" than they could over hope to do by the aid of the ap
pliances of tho toilet-
in tho Army of Northern Virginia, and was im nt fli eomnanv led bv Joe Desha. Af
ter a year's service under Desha, Mr. West
joined the command oi ctenerui hum
gan, ana was one or nis sum " "" ficer was in camp at Greenville. at the close of the war he prepared bim-
uM far the law. He was admitted to the
k.. ; UfJ neter nervinfr for nthne ns Den
IJM in awv, ... O 1 -- ntv Clerk, tlnrinir which he read diligently.
In the same year 1 Sell he was appointed
Conntv Attorney to fill an unexpired term,
n,i ii afterward elected to continue in
the fame position. He was elected County
Jndge of Haivison County in 1808, but recirmnd the nositiou to prosecute his pro
fession. As a lawyer he has been notably
successful.
No explanation has been found of the familiar fact that, while both the light and hi nt of tbo sua pass unimpeded through glass, artificial heat is intercepted by this transparent medium. It is strange that the b"atof nn ordinary fire should pass freely ( Writ a laver of rook salt, when it is un
able to penetrate a pone of common glass; and it is worth observing that while the hot rat s of the sun pass through glass with such perfect freedom, they cannot find their way Lack by the some obnnnel. The warmth in..incMd in bui hnnRe cannot escnrje
hv the proces-s thnt allowed it to enter tne
Imildinc;; it must fir.- beat the glass panes
in the roof, an it wouia any ouior guutuum i 3 ntder to get out again.
Finding Use for Her Judgment. "Good morninar.Oicely, my dear," ex
claimed her intimate, as she called in
on her way to a shopping tour. "Do go
down and help me to select a new spring wrap. Now that's good
dear."
"Why, now, it really is impossible.
Yon know I helped you to select your
winter cloak, and you always xnougni
it was a horrid tiling."
"True: but this time, you Know,
onlv want your judgment so as to
know what not to uj."tiartfora
1'ost.
Tho eleanains-. antiseotlo. and healing
qualities ot Dr. Sago's Catarrh Eemody are
uncquaica.
fnna cn.mka of the Government warehouse
as "purgatory," inasmuch as spirits are there
held temporarily in lhjuu.
Only Thirty-six Per Cent.
of those who die from consumption inherit the disease In all other oases 11 must elthar bo central ted through carelcssno-s, or, ac
cording to tlio new theory of tubercular par
asites, received directly from others as an
infectious disease. Hut In either case, Dr.
l'iei-eo'S "(loldon Medical idseovery Is a positive n medv for tho disease In Its early stages. It is delay that is dangerous. If you are troubled with shortness of breath, Bplt-
ting oi blood, n iglit-swoats, or a Ungerinr
tough, do not hosluue to procure this fB)rwoign rotiody l once. "OnuEn slato" is tho injudicious advice suspended beore certain coal ofHces. Free to Ministers, Lawyers, Doctors., and Teachers.
If von '.vill net vour dealer to order from
his wholesalo druggist one dozen bottles Warners White Wine of Tab Syrtjp
Ae 6esf remedy in the world .for Cought,
Colds. Asthma. Catarrh, ami Consump
tion, I will send two bottles free. Becomnieud to your friends. Send name cf druggist who gives tbo order. Map of Holf
Land free with medicine. Address Ir. C . T). Warner, Chicago, III. All druggist.
"HOUGH ON ITCH." 'Ilouirh on Itch" euros skin humors, erup
tions, ring worn, tetter, salt rheum, frosted
feet, cuuoiaius, itcn, ivy poison, narnor s lusu.
50c jars.
"ItOrGH ON CATARRH"
corrects offc nei'.'e odors at oneo. t omplete (Turcot worst el ronic cases; also uncqnaled is
garglo for diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath.
iA-V.
"ROUGH ON PILES."
Why suffer Piles' Immediate relief and com
plete cure guaranteed Ask for "Rough on
Piles." Sure cure for itching, protruding,
bleeding, or any form of flics, -mc. At urug-
gists or Mailed.
TJkst. easiest to use and cheapest Piso's
Bernedy for Catarrh. By druggists. 50c.
I was very sailly afflicted with rheumatism.
suffering untold pain. Atlilophoros seemed to go directly where the pain was, and not or.Jy went there, bnt smWedod in drawing it awt.y.
I used only ihreo bottles. G. W. Dove, news-
ueaior, vmcenncs, ma
Tlic jProorietor of Ely's Cream Balm
rin not elnini it to be a cure-all, but a sure
remedy for Catarrh, Colds In the Head, and Hay Fever. It is not a liquid or a snnlf, but
IS easily apptleil Wltu inu Mugcr, n Bivuo re
lief at oneo. Sold by all druggists, race oj cents. My mail GO cents. - Kly Bros., Owo-
go, N. Y.
"Bough on Ko fa'' clears out Hats, Mice. 15a
"Bough on Corns" nard or soft corns, bunicus.
l&o. "Bough on Toothache." Instant relief, loo. WELLS' HAIR BALSAM.
If gray, restore! to original color. An eleganv dressinc. roftens and beautifies. No oil nor
grease. A Tonic Restorative. Stops hair com
ing out; strengthens, cleans, neais scaip. oua. "ltOUGII ON MILE" I'lLLS
Start the bile, relieve tho bilious stomach, thick,
schinchead uui overloaded ooweis. omaugran-
ules, small dose, big results, pleasant in option, don't disturb the stomach 250.
There are nineteen metals more valuable
than gold, bnt no remedy which will compare with Bigelow's Positive Cure for coughs and
colds. A tiromut and pleasant care lor au throat and lung troubles. SO cents and SL,
It is a difficult job to set a hen or a good ex
ample.
Do. Walker's Yikeoar Bittebs, the cele
brated Temperance Bestorative, that tones without exniine. and regulates without pain.
is the only true and absoluto remedy for bilious
ness, colic, indigestion, nervousness, sick head
ache, natuiency, liver comjiiaim, riieniiiuiiom, and all ailment arising from ccrr option or
impoverishment of the blood.
Do you eniov cood health?" a.ked Cross.
"Why, yea, of course. Who doc-su'ty replied
Hobs tersely.
Mast a mother has found AVer's Cherry
Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup.
Exukouisiuno a lamp is like a, small sup
per it is a small blow-out
Wm. Black, Abingdon, Iowa, was cured of
cancer of the eve bv Dr. Jones' lied Clover
Tonic which enres all blood disorders ana dis
eases of the stomach, liver, and kidneys. Tho beat tonic, and appetizer known. 50 cents.
There is a town in Massachusetts not afraid
of aniall-pox or typhoid fever. It's Haddam.
NEiTHEtt mental nor physical labor janbo ac
complished satisfactorily unless the system is in order. When you feel tired, languid,
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS WILL CURB
HEADACHE INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS PROSTRATION MALARIA CHILLS and FEVERS TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY PAIN in the BACK & SIDES IMPURE BLOOD CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Tho Genuine h Trade Mark and craned Red Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTliEK.
Red Star TRADE &l MARK. AughAre sae!fI
and JAmnm.
elfl
Free from Opiate, MmeUeo
SAFE. SURE. PROMPT.
Am nLT-ii-l -NT ELU.
THE CHARLES VMBLIR CO-. B A LTfOBg, H.
25&
T JACOBS
erl
nn
M
lt&l&K-n
Start for the Train or Mont
In good seesoa, and don't forget to take with you
Hostotter's Stomach Bitters, whicn win revivo and benefit von whon fatigued : will nullify the
hurtful effects of water oontaminatod with zino
from tho ieo-ooolor, or stagnant ana nracaisn
roiisva hull nest ion produced by meals of uncer
tain whole wmeness, hastily bolted at odd'tlmes
In railwav stations, and protect yon from tne ln
Cuoncoof r-itiatedor malarioas air and thorough
draughts. To tho traveling public, imtble safesu ird and specilic is tendered in a con
veniout and aareeable sliape. Anordinary ship'
meilicino heat contains no such comprehensive
and reliablo remedy, a iaet weu unupi. j ... -! i. nn.iri.lKl traveler, toarist.
emitrant! miner ond Western pioneer all appro- . . . .... ..... T. i.,m,J ituUIlT'l.
i late1 the aillo OI Hiunuwim vuiv. -y-r-r 1.1a, costiv.-ness, liver complaint, malarial disorders inactivity of the kidneys, and is a Hue nerve toni;.
A Hiiiuorist Has a Serious Thought, Mark Twain has conferred another
bon mot on his generation. At a re-
ent tlimer pai-tv the subject of eternal
life and future punishment canKs up for
a lengthy discussion, m whict. J. watt-
took no oart. A laity near mm tnrnea suddenl" toward him and exclaimed:
'Why do yon not say anything I I
want your opinion.
Twain replied graveiy: "aiacianuv
von mutt excuse me. 1 am silent of ne
cessity. 1 have friends iu both places."
Erie VirjMlch.
Oakp can be raised in private ponds
with profit. (Jive them a warmly located pond with a muddy bottom, well supplied with aquatic jilants, and free
from all other ftsli and tne common,
small reptiles, protecting them from
night kingfishers, nsniiawks, ana bitterns, anil before they are 30 months old there will be an ample supply of delicious boiling fish, averaging at least our pounds in weight. They will reach this size with little or no artificial feeding "I wa'AT an honest dollar!" exclaimed the politiciaii. "Go to woik, then," oiled one of bis heart rs. .Yec .Wire In Itu-sia a man may appear as a witness in a lav. ait against Ins wife if he has the frit to do so. Vhu wjo Ledger.
and that nature requires assistance to help throw off impurities. Thero is no remedy that will accomplish this so mildly and yet effectually as Tracm. Ash Bittebs. A trial will satisfy you of its merits. Vesuvius is no pimplo, and jat it ia very frcquenuy in a state of eruption. Biush and wiry hair becomes soft and pliant by using Hall's Hair Benewer. A Mexican lass remains a lass until she is lassoed. ' .
I It live been a sufferer two years from catarrh or cold in the head, having distrossine pain over my eyes. Gradually tho disease worked down upon my lungs, my lett car was almost deaf, my voice wns failtngnie I procured one bottle of Kly's Cream Balm, ana within five day s my hearing- as restored, the pain ceased over my eyes, and 1 am now enjoying good health. I recommended It to some of ray friends. One or them sent for a bottle. Ho told me that half of it our;d hlra. My advice is to those sintering with catarrh or cold in the head not to delay, but try Ely's Ciearn Balm, as it is a positive cure.John H. Vau6ant, Sandy Hook. Elliott Co., Ky. A Druggist's Story. Mr. Isaac O. Chspmau. druggist, Nowbnrg, N. Twrites us : "I have for tho past ten years sold sever al gross of UK. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOB THE Ll'SelS. 1 can My of it what J cannot say of any other medicine. I have never Heard a customer speak of it but u praise lis virtuca in the highest manner. I havo recommended it in a great many cases of Whooping Cotigli. with the happiest effects. I have used it in my own family for many years; in fact, always have a boitla in the medicine closet."
GRtMANREtfOY
Cores RheuasflsnJIsaraWl. I Sn, Hm,
nMlr,,wYvTw'oSTa.
i-r nui-iinisra .an mijn
rax cuenLEs a. vogelu to-auvnuoai. all. .
PRICKET
STRICTLY PURE. Contains No Opium In Any form.
BITTERS
MALT
BITTERS,
If you wish a certain g? t5atwl diseases. Nothing was ever lventedaajtnai
cleanse the Blood and pi to novo and MALT
mrify tie System equal
BSIlSBn a. "
,m the Sritem. outs new Blooa Jv
:iixrrs;if in -I c.-of uat
or Liver TroBB lea, BIHouaneaa,
gestion, uensnpt uuu,
Sick Headacbea, Dy
pepsin, Nervous uisoruei, i umplaln ta; w in prooerly it ta a
Tiiousanas nave i . - -
F"!?-. T'.ST Ttiatbel
m tmsanuuvuer v... 'i ,-;,i -M Combinationof 1 !Stoof So
OIBUUVKieu l aav Ma- - f.
,VeaR an,! Deb. "".iT.X
tior pre pa -ations f similar i
Hons & Malt
Robert Tornar,
ons i ft . ....
by all di-nggista. 4 HOPS & MALI BITTERS CO, Bnwr, fat
"Ouch I Wy Hand!" When you shake hands, let your grasp bt firm and hearty not a more touch; but, if your friend has Rheumatism, the
kindest thinic you can do is to
avoid the pressure, an
mend
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
"I was, for mcnths, grievously afflicted with Bnciimatism, so that I eoukl not dress without hnlp. Tho joints of mf fingers stiffened iv-id enlarged, caastnf constant pain, llctb knees were swollen, and for a ong tiiae I was unable to wear a boot on my right foot. I tried various remedies, but resolved no permanent ra lief until I bcgaii iakiug Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Six bottles of this medicine restored me to perfect h!aith." It. E. Cobdkn, Cohoes, 5 . Y. "After suffering greatly from Bhetnaa
tism, and Gencrul Debility, I took Uures) bottles ol Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which r stored my health. This medicine is a splendid remcdj for rheumatic troubles. J. H. Dt'FFir, 1 3 Green s, Boston, Haas.
To cure Bbeumatism, purify the blood by theusjior Aver's Sarsaparilla.
Prcn.red bv Dr. J. C. Aver Si Co., Lowell, Maaa. Bold by Druggltf a. Price ! ; aix botte, .
J-i
Non c!- nltj iUaipJ vith the bore
SLICKER
1
Don't waste your money on a (mm or robber coal .
Erer Hale.
The nsn BSXpSlJCKK
. . va . " ill v rm !- 1,. fliaa h.rdMt
Is absolutely iru-r ana iruvi rwtxt. nuu m ., C : . ' " a nmd i nk for tho FISH BRAND" guckkr nnt Uikonoc iher.tf your JtorAepr5irt
,t Knv ilin -fisb RRA.fi'' send fordtwrlnUvecitIftgiieto A i. nronl winim.
yiifou, noiiwi.
E
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THB OSOOHAPHY OF THia OOUNTNY, MX t SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THA' THK I
nuinir-r. d nr. I ALAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY
ronoriMcintoajpUoa
wet. ac mraai uau eoeiiftiiji..---.T..,;Ci3-iH un i
tai nn .m iimt, wu "'" -y2,- vycSSi,. fS.n7. iVMRta.
T linn nHbwmii uuoa v,ft uuv .-.-.- - -- .
rtnril
tatos t ravel and
through tranaporuulon
ana trom poi its ast. ngraar
-i,. .-fowiiif of theilU of the tsaus
todu arise frvm a derangement of r4 ,l-er, affecting both the sfomaeh anm fro trill. lis older to effect a euro, it to meeessarp to remove tAe eauee, Xrrefl alar and Sluggish action of the Botvi ls, Baaaehe,8UkHeattheatomaeh,Pti in the Back an Loins, etc., tndteate tltat the Wear ia at fault, and that nature require assistance to enable tM organ to throw off impurities. prickly AtiU Bltteraa eeeetollf compounded fr this purpose. They tire mild in their action and effective as a cure arepleamnttothetasteandtahe easily by both children and adult, 3raIkeis according to direction, the am m oafaandpleasfmtcurefortsyapepBfot, neneral Oe bill ty, Hat litual Cot. tliuitlon, Diseased Kidneys, etc, .etc. s a Blood anrifler Hi-f . lor to anu other medUHt
cleansing the system thoroughly, and tmfartlna new life andenergy to theiw
aatia. it t a ic
Into icatlnx beverage.
Ul TOII MMMHT lit NKIIT AM RTnM, andtaki i no oth al. XBI0a,aa0perBom fnlCKLY ASH BITTERS C0..SW.E PBOWUETttM BU Louis and Sanaa. Ciey. Ma.
"i DMn kak quick '""'"
tunit.lutckJyandloleK 1 iy cured . t liottii' Correponclence soitcfu-ilaiKl fre..irlal of cun-scot lioiic. lnvi-Htiga'or.THBHi Mask ItaKuv t'oKejeKY. Lafayette. Ind.
ian&o the favorite and best route to end from poi lts wet JjPS?1
Tnn kdd lrtmnu yuuu i.i.i-,.a r . -t i -;
rnwrtS " l3wa City. ea Motea, Iddlanola, Winterset, AOanUO,
anrinivin. Harlan. Guthrie Centre ana uouncu -num.
Trenton. Cameron and Kansas Jitj lu Kansaa; Albert Le Minneapolis
Da ota, an
Ouaraneee its .patrone that SfrvfJM,JiSA
tnorqugruy DaiiBo .tow, S'fr" "fjr.T v Tr;r mr- mm
BtantiaUV OUllt cuivorts ana oriuaws, yi,a( oiy . huSarTsWll can make it; the safety appUpxcea of patent buffers. PUroornw nrVil RlrTbrakea- ad that exacting eUsctollno which governs tho pracOMg cerltloS of Vh ttS trltaS. Other Safties of this routeare TranaSrsTS aft connecting- points in Union Depots, and the uiuurpassed comfortn and
liuturies or na r-uasenwee jsuuiuiiftoiiii.
led of well ventilated, finely upholstered Ds
Audubon, iiarian, uutnno vutj ,"" . r ..jni. Ti inMa Trtrnto Cameron and Kansas City, in Missourt; Leavenworth mdAtomg, irf nMs: Albert Minneapolis and St. Piul. in 15 flnesota ; WaterWwn m
DaSota, and hundrects of tntermediate cities, towns, vi-ages au awvum
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND KWUI6
., h .i.e. ariKcniirl UlTarfl
3av Coaches, Magniflcont Pumaa
KbTrii aiSi of the latest design, and s.imptuouii Dining, tJara, m win
efiborately cooked meals are leisurely eaten, "good "ijferaori wJ5 Appetite, and Health on both." Bettveen Cnlcagp and Kansas City aad AbS-son! are aSoruii the Celebrated Keclirtng Chaii- Cars. THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE : . lathe direct and favorite line between Chicago and -inneapolla and syriam. where ccectlona are made in Union Depots for all ;olnt3 in tto TerrgfgJ aiidBrh Provinces . Over this route, Fast Exproai Trains are ran to Itom watering places, summer resorts, picturesque localltlos, unci hurttandJUA. in OToda of Iowa nnd Minnesota. It lsolso the moiit desirable rouj to the
ricn wheat fields and pastoral lands or interior iJno
StlU anotner DIRECT rtAt. -ro-AAn Krtwrmrt, News. 1
council oiuna, "yi"V? -"-i SlfJSi "hinro a
fiaraiiAfi inn r-fii.n mil w9a iiia nuu a-uiuui , uhwv. -
Ticket, otail principal Tioket Offices In ttu United St.-.tes and
oy aaareasmg ,., R. R. CABLE. E. iJT. JOHN, President and General Maaager, CMcsgo. flenersl Ticket a id Pcssenaer Agent
Canada ; or
S QUICK
salea.!
Jl an hour
.steadrwork.no talk
or either sex. HMO
samples fri'e. Send stamp and se-
itess. Merrill Mr Co., O' W Ml,
cuicago, in
IJH-BKWa-HBil
HltS WHIM all list MllS. Best Cough Svrup. Tastes good. I In time. Sold by drugniata.
s gyajjbiiiaBaBagssa
OPIUM
I CURE FITSi J fflif"jVr 1 do nut Buao rneroly to "op in r tlina and ifn aavo tUem return a Ijln; ,'Jlii;
. . ..... ,i, wrtt rniuiii. Bccauta otheri h.ra
no reuan for Dot now raoelvlug a care.
MHIIIII and Morp.tac nabll Cure In 10 to If I ilJIn la all i it. Dr. arh, Quiacy, ich.
N E RVOUS
WEBILfTATED MEN.
v... ..... ..t!f.M.-Ml . trial of tttlrttt tlaun ot tbs
oae ot Dl . Dve's OloUated Voliaio B It with fcleetno r Auiiliauci h. Xer tbu nieedy relief and listn m". i.t .mi) of Serum thiUi'V- hi.miral Yitatttj. in I ,11 1 i:l i -1 tr. 11 A'w lor mw.y otbur ,IU .c i ,.iu;.ktv nt.ti.rat.uL to U;-iltu and v.i-or io.an.-u. X risk to iucdwd, iUnatraied ua: l.b'vt,iu waled Ajiart. '(''yad.lrearfn Vu-TAJG HULA' Ms-rUU( UMiigaA.
The BE8T and CHEAPE8T
COUGH AND GROUP
KEMEDY. As an Expectorant It has no EqaaL
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM!
IN THREE IZE BOTTLES, Price, 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1 per bottle.
The aVOENT BOTTLE are put up 'or tte accoa moda-Jon of ali.lia desire aimply a OOTJOB
TniS StaVa retiie lj-for fXlNSUMPTIOH os any LONG DISEASE should aeeuro the lata (1-N boltliia. , Dlmetions accompany each bolus. 10-Soui n iix Msmcixa Daii.iaa.-WS JJ.H-BRIS&l). (LimiteO.Wrs, CIJiClNNATI, OHIO. TEiECRAPHY'ray.p.iS I lurnlUvcd. Write Valentui. Broa, ImmtuIb, Wia
reuiodT to euro tha worst CMOS.
r."".V.i" ..X Tant-l.-of mi 1
Jrr.d,. Giro Ewrw. and P.ist OSIca. U eaaa
BOtblni: f..r a trial, ana I win i-uro Jon. iddreta Dr. H. G. BOOT. iesl,oarlSt.,Ka1 a FRAZER AXLE GREASE.
(let the aeaulae. LVr Trada-ntark naa jm LD KVKKYW1I lillK.
JONES
PAYSthe FREICHT flTTon Waatji Iran Uim, SucT BmliiE., r m
Tr, BeUO KLd DctUt HAS t
All People Appreciate Honest Seeds. MIDDLESEX INDIGO-BLUE FLANNEL SUITS AttE ALL IH-KE WOOL, Alwara look well and kIvo long nervtce. Coataof the I.-?...,.. - Jill. -...,- ( i.,lv urar.
I luontsmadefiomMlddlesoiFlannelabearibljiJbaniniaUlM St."' WKNUEI.L, FAY CO., Aa-cnta, HIO- ' r fj'LESEXCO.'' 'WstonrNowVorkrPliilatlelphla.
SOLD BY ALL LEADING CLOTHIERS.
Hum In the World
tatrUttlift IliiN our
marked Fruzer'. lsUjLij
5 K"
DHHUT!W FEIiliM.. Klt .
aiaa
knvuii it? '
a t.if,, Ksiwrlance. Uentau'uatow
quick euro". Trial Packages. Ctinaulta-
iluu tmd Jiooita ojr oaxtu a juuw w-m.ww Dr. WARD OO., Loulalana, Mo.
aao.
EwTltieSi-ftl,. Forfrw:)rlUrt
mentlvB till, pftMr tno inarm I0HES Of SlNSMAMTSa. BINliH A.MTON, IS. V.
HORSE AND CATTLB POWDIBt
h r, ui Hi Af rnr in. ilar or Ltvo Fs
Via, If Fouur. Powdera are oaed In urea. Foutz'a Howtlere will care and preventHoeCliouraa. Fontta Powdera will prevent Oxpaa lit FOWXA Foutj Powdera will Increase die qnanUW of milk and cream twonty per cent, and tease tbo butler arm "youB'r'owileni will care or proveat almoat mxl Dieuaaa to wiilcli Hoiea and att'e are euplwt, Koutz' Fowncaa wlu. oivs satiwaohoii. laid everywaora. MVin a. FOtJTZ. l'rorrti. tujjmtyaaM. tat.
M absolutory C UilaiBucEoiaG ue fULCEBATEOWin S-C.u.rIM3
All Drcmtat
Why Suffer.
This Pile Pomadi! Is ' ranted to cur any oaas ot
itching,
Ukxmtedl :
money unman
MUSTANG
Survival of the Fittest.!
I FAMILY MKDIGINI TIUT HAS HUUDfl
HILUONS BURINS ii AB8t
A BALM FOR EVEltf WOTJSD OFl
HA AN D BUASTI
The Oldest ft Best Llnimentl
EVKE MADE IM AMERICA. SALES LARGERTHAN B7EE.
Tbo Mexican Mustang Liniment basl been known for more lltnn tlilrty-llvcl
yearv aa uio uese ot uu i.iuinieiits. ror Man and Boast. It talcs to-duv ave
larger Ulan ever. It cures wlit-n ulll others fail, and penetrates skin, tendon and niuseto, to the very bono. Soldi
everywiiore.
I have tUoniarid!iof t
iruinlftiaol pennaa.mf em as In 10 to SO days, from Ott' naa. amia, and leadlaa; rkTtklus, A near remedy, and hould be uaetl byerery Man. Woman and Child who suffers the untold agony that File cms. Directions: Sow to prevent Piles, on each tuba. '
Dont wait bnt hive yam druggist order It for yon.
Prepaid on receipt of $L Addreaa,
Dt. & E. HCKTSH, SrUa, OUs,
i sell It, Take mo atawaa
LEFACES
GLUES
useaiytnrttiesi- aanuiaciarer.
au.i uieciiaittc. m tuu wvnu. 1 . llman l'alace - Jar Co. , Mason A llaiiilltt Ores, l Piano ,Co..i
At the New Orlans Exposition, jointa mado wltlt It adared a U-stln atraUt of over , 1600 Pounds TO A 8QCASB WH. l'roOMii-.i a'.-- i-jr-'. rjlMlmmen. TWO GOLD MEOALS. LoiekM, 11583. .Vc ?0'lft,ISa ; f -.inr ilenlt? r d oos not kn it
ill tirnnl will I v. ixtaite R)i BB88U OEEKNT CO.,
H. M. P. SOBWiCS. ri W..t tot Stnat, CMni, tat
Hevcss
J$Sn)
lutcty tlt by on or tti kuUaj; f&rtluft of i Mtif7.
ftrun UMamiiiun
I wovld b no i5ry. He tried ATHlX'HOEOi Mid tn two dnyivru evred AifcrotLow proiia4tic4 4
A:k ourdra8(!i tor Aiblo!.oro. tryNtunM tn Itff bint do not ir mco. Mhtna cisc.but order M?eftam. W
r i U wad 1 1 uxprea isld oo receipt of prlflt t.Dirpr iMOte.
ATHIOFHOBOfi CO.. US WU 8,., Tf.
PATENTS ii
tt. oato.. " N. U.
alillliy F. W
s. .9 a. l. Lacv, Pueat
Altnn a a Waahlialton. 11. 0.
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So.
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you aaw ine .(.tverMattet m ot :