Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 7, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 April 1888 — Page 4

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Some of the Very . Latest Fads of the leaders of Society. - MODES FOB FAIR WOMEW. UU f lufmrmatum far AU pmu if tfmcftea. 1 bt aam x. mm The infinite variety which vomen of (aatoaiHl come resources mar evolvs from the aoggestioM ot existing faan)ns a bewildering to contemplate. There need he no limit, exoept their twnmaRhaatkm. Variety of tabrie fa otaiTftined ia troolena, lor instance, 3 heir quality, their color, their designs when -were they over equaled? Ia aflka, fancy runs riot Froaii twent r-nim cent to twenty-nine dollars pet their range. In laces, vis I lore ever beore iraeh revelry? Never, I oless to-day in millinery. A picturesque little beauty may name all the rusticity she desires. She may do this and do it without I lie annoyance oi being con&picnous. ne of the greatest helps to this is Imnd in the added Tariety in the design of aleeves and bodice ornamentation. To be me, tailor-mads dresses, THE HCTTKESQrE. vitb. their amooth, tight-fitting characteristics, axe stiil with ns, and, for lame purposes, long may they stay, 4 at equally modina axe the puffed and stiffed sleeves and the loose, fanciftJ vaista. ' Onr artist has illustrated a prettjasaat waist which may serte as a f harming model for many spring owns for young ladies with plump, yrhite seeks, ami a certain poise to tlieir beads. It is pretty, made of a J lain, testhetie olor, say indigo blnti, i t china tilka. w th short poiaht froKt lad honk, and ect -very Bhort over the lips. The laces of both waist and sieevea are narrow blue ribbons pami ig over white lace.' The folded kertbiof, corresponding in texture, intatd of itself b?ing knotted, is drawn together and held in place by a few racefol loops- ctt the ribbon. ; This waist Jtty be worn with maty hanges of skirt For trammer mornings wbst could be prettier than such a bodice over satine skirts, with an tern ground for floral sprays m this (lull blue, with perhaps a little tont n cf red. Bnt, as well, it would be juit iimicm. so satisfactory over white muslin laoe trimmed skirts for afternoons at home. Again, wheb quieter simplicity suits the subdued, taste and spirit, wbt more tasteful than a graceful, plainly ) raped skirt and. round basque with the buckled belt. Flannels or lady's sloth are always most useful and durable. Tl.ese were never more varied in eoloi and figures than- this spring season. The young girls dress in Bordeaux red doth, with fine pipings of black silk and fine-gold braid. 'Ike fouucatkm petticoat draped by a plain round skirt, wh"se hem is turned np on toe topside, holding in its stitching the black piping and gold braid. Tie ovemkirt it treated similarly, as are t.ie outline of the basque. The collars entirely eovertid by the gilt braid. Toe lady's costoaMi baa a skirt of tan moire with dark green flannel tonic The UBTtTBLIirESS. lustration plainly shows the shape of the draperies and waist. The bolt in this case should be in brown, mororc i. A tf we wr not erer k h iMit"4,

we am given an entiroly new silk lace

this season. The front of our stately darnels gown vividly illustrates its effect. It comes m brown, Gobelin-blue, and floagreeR, is forty-four inches wide, and is shown in striped as well as florel designs. Its edges, on each side, are purled so there need be no loss in seams, and it may bo most effectively handled for loose draping It is nscl here in brown, draped plainly over brown faille, ft rnobing of brown silk laoe edge separating it from the Pekra striped back. The vest of the bodice ia a pointed one in velvet. The rucking of lace on its either side extends over the shoulders and outlines the V-shaped back. Soft undressed - kid slippers and black silk hose, and a. fan fat brown cock's feathers, with pale-yellow ivory sticks, complete the costume. Sfflrs ami Satins. In overhauling glees-worn silks, moires, or satins for the summer campaign, there is an almost endless Variety of transparency cloths lor drapery, which come in extra wide folds and are sold at reasonable prices. The point d'esprits are aa multitudinous as the fabrics, and when all else fails you can match the dresj with precision in a ground of meshes that form a perfect sea for the dots, blotches, cubes, squares, rings, and disks of silk, worsted, kismet, and jet. The beauty of this point net is its durability. Of course, it can't be expected to laugh at sails, thorns, or elasticity, but keep jt from oe flinty stones and angles of the road and it will endure in beauty from birth of crocus to death of dahlia. The arrow-tie cloths, nets striped with satin bars and tissues shot with insects of infinitesimal size, allure one into forgetfolness of economy. The btvmtihT Cmtumfu The fact that some costumes of the Becamter style have been worn by a few venturesome women in New fork, and that a well-known actress has created what may be called a social ecstasy by wearing several of the kind in a naughty play, can hardly furnish conclusive evidence that the stylo will be generally accepted. The stage is an admirable place for the display of eleganoe-or anything else in dress; and its opportunities have been abundant, bnt the stage leads the fashion, very little. When it has done it at all it has been in the matter of some detail, such as the arrangement of the hair. Women can admire on the stage what they would fear to wear themselves. The Eecamier costume, although it did not have its origin on the stage, would probably be regarded aa rather too theatrical, even by the most sensa tional, for general wear at this time. Philadelphia Frsa. More imt Gittj Oft vf FanhloH. Those who dl.like to see bare arms as the universal style for evening dress will bo pleased to learn that sleeves are, so to speak, growing getting larger and longer, says a Parts letter. In a lovely design for a Marie Therese dress there ia a puffed sleeve of silk reaching nearly to the elbow and com ing some little distance below the deep .berthe of lace, which is fulled right round the low bodice. Some of the sleeves are mere veilings of spangled net tulle, caught here and there and draped on the arm; but though, they are as light as this, still they are sleeves, and add grnce to the prettiest arm in tho world. Draperies on the arms are evidently a coming fashion, not only on evening dresses and tea gowns, but even ou mantles. Philadelphia Times, As the season for veils approaches it may sot be amiss to remind buyers that there is no economy in the blonde nets, which axe shown in ehcnillo dotted patterns, cut in small pieces, and retailed at prices that range from 5 cents to 30 cents. If the veil is wanted merely to hold the hair in place, then tho 10-cent lengths are sufficient, but it is money wasted to buy them for a face covering. A length of long d'esprit costs 63 cents, bnt will last for sixty days of constant wear, and look neat and silky to the last. While it is not possible to go unveiled in Chicago with a clean face, dotted veils m-iy do great violence to tho eyes if worn continually. Canity Favor: Miss Letter is said to have given the prettiest and most costly favors distributed at the gennan in Washington this season. They include silver filigree bon bon spoons, baud-painted satin sachets, tiny gold g'.ove-button-era, and dainty baskets of gilt twisted wire, lined with perfumed silk, -and filled with candied rose leaves and violets these for the ladies. The gentlemen had mustache brushes, with silver backs, hand-mirrors in carved frames, exquisite match-boxes of frosted silver, painted with a flower or butterfly, and sashes of watered silk. NoTH kg more startling has been attempted in gloves this year than the jeweled backs. The decoration consists of small cut garnets embroidered on a fine wire plato set inside of tho glove, the stones being forced through the leather. Ouly a small nitmlcr of tho beads appear, the position being about tbe wrist and in between the line of stitching. Tho novelty comes from Sweden. The favorite dresses for elderly women are made of moiro for the skirt audof Henrietta cloth, cashmere, China silk, bengaline, or surah for the polonaise, and the polonaise is the favorite form of upper garment and draperies for old ladies. The colors preferred are seal and Havana browns, dark and olive greens, Gobelin bines and black. Tub directoire atyle in dresses, bonnets, boots, and filmy laces wQl be revived this summer, and happy is the woman possessed of a face young and pretty enough to sink in the flaring brim and deep-crowned bonnet, and whose arms ami shoulders are white and lovely enough to bo displayed in the low baby waist and short sleeves. Foil early spring suitings, uiedinmweight camel' hair sergta and French mohairs, in improved qualities, will be eitremely ttopnlar.

CONGRESSIONAL Work of the Senate and the Houso of Representatives. Tirj! bill grunting a ponnltn of t00 ) pr anman to Uarr & Ixa and tbo Sonivto Mil injrauins to SWM a year the poufffon ot ApixUA A. Blair wars t&ksa up by tbo Homo of liopielestativni on tlx Mih nib, ttii tftar lengthy Hbato wore nancd, tha flint by a Yoto of 151 to W and tbo latter by 148 to ai. '?ntr-lnur rthor pension bills Hei 6 Uaasod by tbo Houas. joint Msoltition SFilrdjfrlatitfs i,U0J to enable tb United Stdtos to iartibi:mtt in tbe iarnatioi)aI exhibition to bo bold in Jliirrelona, 5iiiji iii April. 1814 w43 jiassod. Tho Honao aon-cottonrraa til tbo itaunto amendments td iliu House bill authoii.iuc! the President to :iv;ange 4 cor.farenne v ifch the Contra! mid l-'oiltll amertoan republics tor the jmrpoeo or ew-our-t'giug reoitr-ooal commorciM rotation. Iboi-e was no (esalon of the Senate. DiacoastoS of the Union Paelflo railroad fending tUU was reaumsd in tils Houso. Mr. thderabn, tt( Iowa, rogardoti it aa one of tho moat important propoaitioaa ever brought botore Congress. Ha aaid that tbe career of the Pacific railroad compaiitea had been oriininal, and that they had robbed the Treaanrv of hundreds of million of dollars was, be said, conceded everywhere. They bad absolutely dominated tbe entire western portion of tbe country and extorted over and above what was legitimate in the way of charges and rates an amount greater than that which they had taken directly from tbe Treasury. Mr, Stmblo, of Iowa, asked unanimous consent for the c-?asid ration of the Senate bill for the erection ot a publlo balding at Sioni City. Mr. Uolfillin, ot Tenneneefli objeoted. The following bills went passed: Extending the appropriation for a public building at Los Angeles, Cat, from P2:0,0.0 to 8-00,000. Granting right of way to tbe Rio Grande and Utah Railway Company through tbe Southern Ute Indian reservation tn Colorado. Abolishing the offlee of United States Surveyor General or the district ot Nebraska and Iowa. For a celebration at tin National Capital in the spring of lftJ in honor of the eontennial of the Constitution of the United States, Appropriating $X,000 for the establishment and maintenance ot an Indian industrial school in Michigan. Appropriating (175,000 for a public building at Pueblo, CoL; appropriating '200,000 tor a nanlie building at Bay City, Mich. : inereasinu the nonaion of Mrs. Oen. W. B. Burnett to S100 ner

inunth; to remove the disabilities of those who, having participated in tbe rebollion, afterward enlisted in the army and beoame disabled. In the Senate, Mr. Voorhees introduced a bill to authorize the issue ot specie oeruacates redeemable half in gold coin and bait in silver bunion. Bills wore reported an follows : To confer brevet promotion on army officers, particular y distinguished by heroic action in Indian warfare; appropriating 120,000 for the purchaso from Mrs. Virginia Lewis Taylor of tbe sword which Washington wore on tho occasion othis (resigning bis commission at Annapolis and at bis public receptions while President, Tits tariff bill, with some amendments, was presented to tho House on tho 3d inat, by Mr. Mills, Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means, and referred to the committee of the whole, the intention being to call it np for consideration in two weeks. The amendments slightly increaso the duty on sugar, so aa to make the net reduotion 'JO per cent, below existing duties, and authorize tbe classification of worsted cloths as woolens. The report of the minority of the Ways and Means Coram ittoo was prepared by Mv. McKiniey and is signed by all the Republican members of tho committee. It denooncot the refusal of tho majority to recoivo and consider the views of manufacturers and others affected by the redactions, and charges the Democrat ic majority wun xavoriusmtowaru we oouui in that it lowers the tariff on but two articiea of Southern production sugar and rice while neavy reductions are maae on overyruwg produced in tbe Korth and Northwest. The Crain amendment ehanxine tho becinning ot the Congressional term from March 4 to Jan. I, and changing inauguration day tiom March toApruauwas ueieawa in ine souse- xue Bond bill was further discussed by tho Senate without reaching a vote. Tbe Memphis Bridge bill waa passed, with an amendment requiring the bridge to be so constructed aa to allow of tbe passage of wagons and pedestrians aawoll aa railway trains. Thk bond-purchase bill occupied a large share ot the time of the Senate ou the 3d iust. The measure was discussed and amended, but final action was deferred. Mr. Biddleberger colled no his motion to consider the fisheries treaty ia open session, and it was referred to the Committee on Forolsn relations. There was a struggle for precedence in the Houso between the Senate direct-tax bill and the pensions-appropriation bill, but the former finally won. and tbe House went into committee of tbe whole for Its consideration. Among tho bills passed by the House was the one for the re tiremont of Alfred PU-aaunton with the rank of Colonel. By a Vote of 37 yeas to 13 nays die Senate, on tbe tth iust., adopted Mr. Beck's amendment to tbe bosd-purohaM bill providing for (ho colaage of silver in raoeas of the present monthly limitation to take the place of national bank notes withdrawn from circulation. Mr, Lawier's bill to establish 109 schools to teat tbe science of spelling was introduced in tbe Senate by Mr. Palmer The Houso ullbustored all day and all sight over the direct tax bill. Theolimaxof obstruction was reached when, after a mqtion for a nicoss 1 ad been made and was rending, Mr. Breckinridge, ot Arkansas moved that Mr. Mc'illllln. of Tennessee, te excused frjni voting. In ruling upon the point ot order riised by Mr Bced, of Maine, the Speaker ruled mat we mot ion to excuse from voting w&e in order under tiae rules of the House. This being the case tho question was raised aa t.i what limitation could be placed upon this ftrin of fllilmstering. Mr. Grosvenor, of Gtiln drew atiention to tie cari ous feat tnat after ono hundred years ot ex perience in legislation ana parliamentary prnotico the House bad for tbe tirst time made tbe discovery that it waa possible to delay legislation for an indu finite noricd. There are !h!5 monitors of tho House, and with a separate motion to excuse each one, and a sejia: ate motion to reconsider tbe vote jnst taken, the obstructionists may obtain 050 roll calls on any na quostion. Science of the Brain. Paul Broca's discovery that the brain is a congeries of organs, each having its special function, is being confirmed by later researches. Prof. Mathias Uuval has nod the opportunity of determining by the post-mortem examination of eleven persons who, dnring life, had been accidentally deprived of the faculty of speech or the memory of words or certain letters ot the alpliabet that the faculty of speech and memory of words reside in the second and third convolutions of tbe brain. In each case examined there had been injury or disease of these convolutions, destroying their functions. Comparing Gambetta's brain with th.it of the late Dr. Bertillon, an eminent statistician, Duval and Chudzinsky found that in the brain of tho former the third, or "Broca's convolution" as the speechcenter is now called is extremely developed, while in Bertillon's it is reduced to iW most simple expression. Oambetta was active and loquacious; Bertillon re'iccnt and retiring the oratorical qualities of the two men were diametrically opposite, and this result is now seen to be due to the physical conformations of their respective brains. The Both and the Bee-Gnni. One of our most popular preachers tells a "rich one" on some of the boys who "wore the gray," "one. of whom he was which While Quartered in North Mississippi they attempted to open negotiations with a stingy farmer for the purchase of a bee-gum. He refused to sell the honey, whereupon the boys informed him in a chivalrous ana soldierly way that they were going to have the bee-gum anyway, but preferred to pay for it. He 'still refused and defied them to show their heads about the premises at night ' The boys, bent on having the honey despite the threats of the old "tight-list," went back in tho night, and following the direction of their leader, took tho heaviest gum they could find in the yard, having to carry it "turn about" and wade a creek before they reached the distributing point, aud just as they were huddling around in breathless suspense, anxionsly awaiting with watery mouths their midnight repast on "amson's favorite dish, what was their chagrin ou tho one hand and suppressed laughter on the other, as one of their number "struck a light" and they beheld before them a large gum of ashes, which they had mistaken for a beo-gnm. Walker County (?a.) New. Russian Sanitation. In an aggregate population of 100,000,000 in llussia, according to Dr. Bubnoff, there are only about 6,01)0 medical men, while no working sanitary system can be said to exist in the empire. In some district the deathrate ranges from Oil to so per 1,001), and in spite 'of a high birth-rate the population of the country in increasing only at tho rate of 1 per cent. That a frightful penalty in human lives is paid iur neglect of pnbli- health is shown by the fact that of tlm total of soma 55,800,000 yearly deaths something like J,000,')0 may ' fairlv bo traocd to preTutbl CftU8es..4rfrHttK Traveler,

4Intorlewed by a Pine. . "I was once sent to interview the Governor of Kentucky on an 'important question," said a well-known Louisville newspaper man. "Just before reaching the state-house I thoroughly lighted my pipe, c largo black briurroot, and forgetting myself still fur ther, I walkout into tbe Governor's office, still smoking, lie gave ma a hard look, nud, now realizing my breach of politeness, 1 said : " GovBrnoi', ydd iuniit JJardon toy thoughtlessness. I" 11 'Let hie that pipe' said he. ''I handed it to. hunt onL, after examining it hfe said: " 'I stopped smoking last week, ami although i can. withstand the temptations of a cigar, yet an old pipe like this e-well, it it ' Ho stnok tub stem in his mouth and began td puff with sort Ht hungry vigor. " 'Governor said I, 'can you give our paper your opinion on-!-' .. " 'Give me some tobacco.' "I handed him some tobacco, and stuffing it into the pipe, ou top of the fira already in it, applied a lighted match and then said : " 'Now, leave me for half an hour.' "About half an hour litter I returned and got the points of an excellent interview. 'Young man, ' said the Governor, as I -was abouf; to take my leave, you should not have come in here smoking, but I'll tell you what's a fact: if it hadn't been for that pipe yon wouldn't have gotten a word out of me.'" ftonsato Traveler, The Dnty of the Hoar. We feel that we have been shamefully derelict in duty in neglecting so long to publish an editorial upon the duty of the hour. Every other prominent journal in the country has done it, some of them weeks ago. Editors with hardly a minute to spore have taken time to explain what the duty of the hour is. Some have neglected all the duties of the day to' put themselves on record with regard to the duty of the hour. Bnt there are always more or less interruptions we wish there were Vess in tho office of a .metropolitan paper, and so the pressure of visitors Kid duties has continually postponed nr article on the subject mentioned. Bnt what, gentleman, is the duty of the tour? We learn what the duty on iwelve hours, ia when we try to get an knported dock through the custom iouse, aud we suppose that if youdirided that amount by twelve yon would mow what the duty of the hour was. But that is not strictly relevant, and if fon follow our editorials carefully you will see how skillfully we avoid introIncing relevant things 'into them. An iditorial bristling with relevant things rould not be read in these days. The loty of the hour, dear readers what Jo you say, Mr, Foreman? This editorial is long enough to fill out tho vacant ipaco on the page? xMl right You know your dnty, and we shall have to idjouro our editorial on the d lty of the boor until another day. Texas 8if(inqa. What Constitutes a Family Medlolnef A preparation which ia adapted to the relief md curs of a lmsnts to wbioh members of a. leasehold are moat subjeot, and which Is not taly nllegf-d to do this, but ht.s long and unlaiifagly proved its ability to do it, assuredly dotorves the title ot a reliable Family M.-dioioe. tmong time-honored preparations, wlro'a experience and tbe sanction of the medical nroleasion indicate as deserving of popular regard lud confidence, is Hostetter'ii Ftomacb Hitters, t medicine adapted to the e radication of dysf 1'Sla, constipation aud bilMisncss, the three most frequently occurring iiilments that vex mankind. Derived from s botauio parentage. It is efficient as wjll aa pure and wbolcsome. it relieves nervous disquietude and inactivity t the kidneys, and counteracts a tendency to thenni attain- For renewing flagging strength tnd imparting appetite it ca i be implicitly relied upon, lever aud ague, rheumatiam and lebility are remedied by it. Sot the One. A policeman picked u p a lost boy on the street the other day, aud after much coaxing the littln lad remembered that he lived on n street about a mile away. The officer took him to the number given, and as the doorbell was answered he said to the woman: "I've brought your lost boy home ?" "I haven't lost any boy, sir," ihe an"Isn't this your boy?" "No sir. " "Bnt ho said he lived here." "Well, he doesn't. 1 never bbw him before." "Are yen certain? I have been to some trouble to bring him up here." "Look here, sir!" she exolaimod, as she made a motion as if to spit ou her hands, "don't yon suppose I know my own children?" "Why, yes, yon ought to, but I've walked a mile to restore him to you and ; Well, never mind. If you shonld change your mind and concludo he belongs to you please telephone to the station. "Detroit Free Vrea.

READ THIS, NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Do Mot Fail to Heed the Wiu-nfujr. Bavo yon dyspepsia, iudigestiou, constipation, kidney and liver disea'e? i.vory hour you neglect tinai mar take years from your MoHave you nervousness, weakness, nervous debility, sieopieHsnesti, and exhaustion? Every beat of your hoart hi but funeral march toward your grave. Have yon neuralgia, rheumatism, epilepsy, pa pitatiou, the tobacco or morphine habit? Any one of theso is liable at any momout to tuo your heart in its deadly grasp. Have you headache, loos of memory, nntnbnoss, trembling, prickly sensitiou, cold loot, or wcarinoej of tfio limbs? Tho sword of Damocles is gusroiidt d above you, for just so sure as you neglect thesj symptoms, just so sura will parelyaia, insanity, prostration, or i.cath follow. Save yoursolvos from theso alarming results wlnlo there is jut tiiiio by tho use of tuatmost wonderful dieoovdry for tho nerves, Ivr. Greene's Narvuia Nerve Tonir, which is a perf and comploto cure for all the above diseases, Pronounced the greatest medical discoveryof the century. It will tako away your norvousuo-a and mako your nerves strong and stead1. If you are weak, tired, and exhausted, it will make yon strong and vigorous. It will euro your indigostion aud dys;xpsia, give you au appotito, regulato your bowols, kidneys, and liver. It will give you nanral and lofro-ihing sleep, stop all pilpitation ot the heart, trembling, iiumlno8, headache, and m aralgic pains. It is a purfoat8peo.se for neraiut debility aud. exhausted nervous vitality. It is the best spring tonic, invigorator, and restorative in existence, for it makes the weak strolls;, invigorates tbo tired and overworked brain, nerves the weary limbs, and rostores health, strength, and vitality. Do not fail to use this wonderful remedy, and you aro sure of a cure. For salo by alt druggists at $1 pur botUo. If your druggist does not have it fie will get it for yon. insist upon having Dr. tiroonoTs Norvurt Nerve Tonic. Its diicovoror, Dr. Greene, is the great specialist in nervou disoases, of 35 West 14th st, New Xork, who can be consulted free of charge, personally or by leti.T. His Own Children. Not long since there win a crowd of excited darkies in an Austin alloy, gathered around two negro boys who had clinched each other and were fighting away for dear life on tho ground. There was ono negro man present and he urged tho combatants not to give up. "tiougo him iu do eye. Bill !" ""Sam, if you give iu I'll tan yer hide for yer. If yer whips Bill, Ise got a quarter for yor." A well-dressed gentleman stopped and said to tho negro man : "You ought to ho ashamed of yourself to encourage those boys to light." "Why, Lor, boas," was the response, "dem's my own ohildrens." Texan Sif lings. HutTVwrs from Cglisi, tiore Throat, oto., should try "InoaiC llrouchial Trwlte," a simple bat sure remedy. VuW vhIij in bum J'l'iao i cts, AT midnight: Young bore- O, dsrling Miss Ada, I'd do anything for you. Miss Ada -Beally? Well, go home. When a couple are inditing love by moontight their mum li osiof to&a-atbt bllsa.

The lesions or "Unser Frlti " Cage. The greatost debtors ia Europ don't soent to know what alia "Unser Frits. Tims are tho tlarBeld and Oraut episodes repeated, and public conaiienco (a "expert uiod.oa! Knowio.'gj is again shaken. The effect ia a rsvuls.oa ... S,noo the fatal davs of !883, many of the doctrines of ihe schoolmen concerning ivo medication hnve been abandoned, and au schools of practiq-) arotnoro and nloro relying Upon oM-fa-hiored s-mp'o root and herb preparations and carof ul nursing ths only reliances known to our ancsiora . 'i bese methods nd reliances are filnstraiod to-day in a series of old-f. ehionod rdota and herbs preparttiors recently given td the world by tbe wolHuiuwR proprmtors ot Warner s safe ourpr.'paratio is road from formula possessed by many of our oldest faiuiiiesi add tVcuod for popular u?o, and issued, umwi1 fh happy dosignalUm of Warner's W cWn liomedioa. "My son," 8iol imod a venerable woman to the v ritor when ho was a boy, "my ton, you'r yollor aud pale asd weak like iookra;, you'r iicoduV a good shaking up with soots eas'iiu-ii." . . A jug of aprirg sarsapariila was Just as necesssary in tbfi "winter supplitis" of ntty years ago aa was a barrel of park, and a famous tucdioal authority sayi tha t tbe very general provsleuoo of the use of t'loh a preparation as Loe Cabin Barsaparilla explains the ragged health of our ancestoru. While Warner's Log Cabin Sarsapariila 1 an oijclient recioJy for all seasons of tho year, it is partiouiarfy valuable iu the spring, when the system ia full of slngiah blood and r. quires a natural constitutional tenia and invigorator ta resist colds and pneumonia and tbe effects cf a long winter, l'liilo M. Parsons, clerk or tho City Hotel, of UarO ford, Conn,, wis prostrated With a cold which, ho says, "seemed to settle through my body. I uegicoted it, and the result was my blood became impoverished and poisoned, indicated by inflamed eyes. 1 waa treate J, but my eyes grow worse. I was obliged to wear a shade over thorn. I fearod that I would be obliged to give up work." "Under the ope ration of WarnorViLoR Cibia Barsaparilla and. Liver Fills," he says, "ths sore and inflamed eyes disappeared My blood, I know, ia in a healthier condition than it bis boon for years. 1 have a ranch better appetite. I shall take several more bottles for safety's sake. Warner's Log Cabin Safsoparill.1 ia a great blood puriiior uad I most heartily recommend it A few bottles of Warner's Log Cabin Barsaparilla used in the family now will aava miny a week of sickness and many a dollar of bills. Use ni other. This ia the o'.ieat, most thoroughly tested, and too beat, is put np in the largest sare iparilla bottle on the nurket) containing 120 doses. There is no other preparation of similar name that can equal It The namo of its m&nufiictarera is a guarantee of its superior worth. While the grout doctors wrangle over the technicalities of an advanced medical science that cannot cure disease, such simple preparations yearly watch millions from untimely graves. . - Ingallsaiia School Teacher. Senator Ingalla once taught school while quite a young man, at Hallowell, Mass. The .school commit too asked him if he would teach school a week. The Senator Bays: "I said I would. I did. Next morning I appeared in the desk. The pupils, some of them were big, treated n o flippantly and declined to recognize the majesty oi' my position. They made a racket and refused to obey me. They manufactured a oiudo sort of papier mache in their mouths and threw wads ol! it on the ceiling. They whistled. Tley openly derided me, and when they went ont at recess they spoke colnmntously of me. "I contemplated them ttadly, bnt failed to conquer them by my gentle demeanor. So at noon time I went down homo and asked my father, who was a shoo manufacturer, to cut me a strip of sole leather about two feet long and thre a inches wide. He did so. I put it a-soak, and tho nest morning it waa ready. The subsequent details are somewhat vague and nebulous, but I recall the fact that four mothers came the nest noon to have me removed and punished for cruelty to children, and that by tho end of the weell not more than onortenth of thi origiaal pupils answered roll-call. I was hardly a brilliant suosess as an OJucator of tho eager intellect of the growing and bumptious boy, bnt I managed to stay in the school house. "I got $5 for that week's work, or whatever you call it," he uddod, "tho first money that Lever earned. I bought with that $5 a set of Whittier's works. I got the money's worth out of the book j, but I was sorry last month to hear that they had been bnrnt with my house." THE LATEST,

From Staples ft Covelt's Saw Mill The Eurtatwr lias itocoverod. WBTranAix, Oct 20, 1887. Gentlemen I Imve been afflu lt or years with kidney difiiculty and blood poisoning. While visiting my brother -in-l.w, John 11. Barnard, of Helton, ho gave mo some of llibbard'H lilioumatio Syrup, which had cured him Of Ithouinalisiti He thought it would help me, and I found almost immedinte relief. I purchased a boltloof L. G. Hiploy, drugsiat, at JTontaKue, and in H my wife and self have n -I tl r. ? l'ott'oi. Hhe used it for iheumat , dvs; ; "in, and general debility, aud il ii ,v well, i have advised many to try it, and those who have done ro report Vtiry favorably of iti effects. I can cheerfully rsvoinmsnd it, and believe it is tho greatest medicine in ths world. J. T. Spearman, Eng. Stiplea & Covell's Mills. An Insincere Molherin-iu-Law. A motl.orin-iu-law died and 'her married daughter hursts into tears. Her husband tries to console her, "l'oa must remember your mother was a very old woman," said the husband. "yes, hut she said she always expected to live to bo a hundred, and I thought it would come true. " "I know," replied the husband, "that your mother always said that slie would live to ho a hundred, bnt then yon know she onl v told you that to make me fed bad." Texas Siflings. The Longest Word In the Dictionary Is incompetent to communicate the inexpressible sat sfuction aud incomprehensible consequences resulting from a judicious administration of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a pi'i-piir-i m designed especially for the Hpi i-.lv r I.e.' ind permanent, cure of all Female Weaknesses, Norvousuee, and diseases peculiar to the female sex. Tho only remedy for woman's peculiar ills, sold by druggists, undor a imsitivc guarantee, to givo eatisfact on. ! eo guarnuteo ou wrapper of bottle. Tlii gu trainee has Iwou faithfully carried out tor many y eat s by the proprietors. Wouldn't Try Again, Anyhow. "Of course I turned over a new loaf on New Year's Day." said MoPeltor. "Exaotlv, and then broke over?" "Yes," "despondently; "but then," brightening, "it wasn't so bad, aftor all." "What breaking over?" "Yes; von see I forgot and dated the leaf 18S7.'" Detroit Free 'ress. Thk plumber never says, "It's a cold day when I get lett." I'opulur "l'reparalion! Pare, Potent, Powerful! Pallid People Praise, Progressive People Purchase! l'oiitiveiy Pierce's l'lcaaut Purgative Pello-s, Properly Parlaknu, Preserve Physical Powers, Product i'ei'mauont physical' Porfoetion I'urehaso, Privo! An unprofitable admission a free ticket to tho show: Excursion at one faro for the round trip will be run from Ohio, Indiana, Mioiiig.in, Illinois, lows, Wiscuii"!!!, Nebraoka, Dakota, and Minuiwota, 1o Central and Southwestern Kansas, ou April 8 and 24, May K aud a$. For information, laud paper, etc., (aldross M Solomon, SK .South Clark Street, Chicago, or i. I WAnsaai, Ottawa, HI IIOl'Oll ON PILES. Quick, comploto ears Mo, H0CIil!-l'AinA, dreat Kidney Itomody. th WF.I.LK' HK.U.TU flENiiWEU for weak men. WELLS' HAIR BALSAM. If gray, gradually r-!oros color; oloiiant ion'.c dros.-nng. 511c. rOK AJMu DISORDERS OF THB Stomach, Liver m and Bowels TAICKLIVER PILLS 8TBICTLV VEGETABLE. . CuroConstlpation, Indicestion, Dypepla,PIlef, BIck Headache, Liver Complaints, Loss of Aprottio, Biliotsncu. Nen-ouiinesi, Jaundiee, etc, For Sale by all DrugfUti. Pries, SB Cents. tms mmmm a., tr. uuh. m

A Large Estate, A broad land is this iu which we Uv, dotted so thieV ly with tltrifty cities, towns, and vil-" lagesl Amid them all, with ever-in-ereaiing popularity and helpfulness, is Dr. Pierce's Uoldeu Hedical .Discovery, giviug hope and cheer where there is disease .aud dospair. Wherever there is hu imiiity there is suffering; wherever there ia suffering there is the. best field for this greatost. American itoniedy. Consumption (which is lung-scrof ula, yftlds to it, if employed in tbo early stages Of the disense; Mironio Na-iftl Catarrh yiolils to it: Eiduoy and liver diseases yield to it I If you want tho best known remedy for all diseases ot tho blood, ask for Dr. I'iorce's (ioldeu Medical Discovery, and tako no otbef. How to tnaks a howling twsll-sstiok spin ititdhuU. A Sensible Afari .' Would use Kemp's Balsam, for the Throat and 1 .ungs. It is curing more cates Of Coughs,

Colds, Asthma, ISroncliiti?, Croup, and all inroat ana irfiug j roni iee, than any other medicine. The proprietor has authorised1 any druggist to givo you a Ha tuple Bottle Free io convmco yon of the merit of this great remedy. Large bottiea 50 cents and $1. ' "What did Addie have on at the cotillon?" "Better ask me what th had off quicker work." Rvebz person is interested in their own affairs, and if this nwts ths eye of any one nho is euffori g fr im thi effeets of a torpid liver, we will aJmit that hs is interested in getting well. Gee a tottle of Prickly Ash Bittern, use it aa directed, and you will always be glad you read this item. The early bean catches' the R-irl, but be does not always hold ber. irtimoo Star. Ulnny People xloflistf to Taka Oct! Liver Oil on account of its unpleasant taste. This difiiculty has been overcome in fc-ootPs Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypopbosphites. It being as palatable as milk, and the most valuable romedy known for the treatment of Consumption, Bcrofuta and Broncliitii, Qoneral Debility, Wasting Diseasea of Children, Chronio Coughs and Cold.i, has caused physicians in all parts of the world to use it Physicians report our little patients take it with pleasure. Try fJcott's Emulsion and be convinced. Tirs good dye young when they are prematurely gray. If els urUaiu I'icayunc. "BO0GH OH ITCH" Ointment cures Bkin Homors, Pimple. Flosh Worms, U.ne Worm, Tetter, BaltBheuni, Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Itch, Ivy Polscc, Barber's Iteh, Scald Head.Eczema, 50e. DruggisU or mail E. a Wells. Jorsey City.KI. Cv-tvrli Cared. A clergyman, lifter years of suffering from that loathiiouio disease, Catarrh, and vainly trying every lraowu remedy, at last found a prescription which completely cured aud saved him from death. Any sufferer front this droadftil disease sending a- self -addressed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A, Lawrence, SIS East NI ith streit'.. New York, will receive thl tjscipe two of charge. LOOK YOUNG, prevent tendency to wrinkles or ageing of the skin by using Leiuheiae On Prescrvosayonlhful, piump.froshconditionol the features. A traiiapurontalabtstor ekiu, L DruKKH's orexp. R & Wells. Jorsey City, SL I If afflicted with Bore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac Thompsou's Eye Water. Druggists sell it ROTJOH oFitAT8,;"for rata mice, tags. Hi. Booan on CaTAjtnu, " Only absolute cure, 50a. "BouoHpsr onNs." Hard or soft corns. 15c "Eodoh os Tootuacbb. Instant reliat 15a. JTJACOBS OH RHEUKtATISBT. Cerrebwallvs asd Conclusive Tetiinwoy. Lsmu. Kus., Jmly t, ft IT. aeatlwua:-itr. Inrls Duuui tai jut eau spoB m ana iDforas aw Out taa toy Oris aaMa. jb, who tu a poor erlpplo oa ervtclus, sad wal cor4 fejr St Jftcabs OU la till; tbo cam aas iwcsbuS ponaaaeat. Tho yavt$ au hao bow ilal U bow at work at nuuud labor; tho oar wruiniy or&rM tho talcaey of St. Jacobs OU. BB. OEO. 0. OSSOOO, si. S. Sold by Drufigistt and Vcalcrt r.verywltcri. he Charles A. VogolprOo.iBnlto.. Md. IT Hi APUBtiy VSETaU PRWUcWtOJSJ PRicrfflr pDiBfiyi . in nrt SENNA - MAN 0RAKE-BUCHU .Misania tquAuy oricitaTflisiraoa has stood the Teat f Tears. Curing au Diseases oitns DLUUB, litVJSJt, BXUKACH, KIDWEY8,BOW' EI.S. ttc ItFnrinatthe Blood, Invigorates and vioantes tne py stem. DYSFEPSIA,C0irSTIPATI0H, JAuTTOICE, CURES AILDISOSESOFTKE SICKHEADACH2.BTXI0US COMPLAINTS, As disappear atones under I UtVER KIDNEY'S tts oenenciai lanaanoi. STOMACH It is surely a atedlehts AND ! as its cathartic proper BO ties loroias its use as a beverage. It is pleasant to ths tiute, and as easily takes by thildALLDRUGGISTS reaasaauiu, PRICKLY ASH BITTERS 08 PRICElDOllARl o rtopriotorss 1 BT.LODXSand Kjlxsu CWf, UNCOVERED.;; W wiH mini Tour m on ml addrrM tu Amnlcfiu Afjcntt liiiw torr. fur otilr iSctttfi in postage rtatnn;yoo will the a receive naiubenof pict ortt iru, caiftiefrtic, uookb, isnipio is. m . ki.ui U.ofiatmi, i.opc-r,pc:iir.Iianiil.Ncf ..l. IMviinlsa t Jou ttv irrr.tt brood fit M of tho p- ruiployiitt-Rl AttO 'fXtKJ utrnc-s. TI.om tOt..,c.Br.-it--tItlUirloryolrri rcflvi tltai w ti .. h U purcbjwJ. wiU era 00 nih. 1 JtiMMndl of men ami wonivu wnlte Urpc uq. of Itwuy m Ihe tgrney btitiuc. Ttntuf ti.lltu.ns of dollar north f pooas n ytatty uU thi-oush'i.t.'n.l"lHtt'ct'ry ! ncbt and uKabyUii ItHnjrpulIthpi, boLwllf, iirrfty4UsilciivraIwfiJ kiiMnafJHaivfllirl'niiHtotMandKurfW ft l tv&urtwl Wl!i'!nti!ar,lAr'ntIttielor)- vt thwortaiidUrrllam? lir-t smtttn nhoH name apu lu it. llw whew BntiK arc fnil will fp notlcd n Ih omt Htoney Bwkiuf thini;. tlutt ouif out, while lli.iatitte will flow to them iu ft ttMdv wrefui. Tho treat barrntutot ihr moil liable ttrmi will b jwrt iwibivall. Apeuu raakt moot j In their own lucalHkn. Annit mak rawnejr travtif; all ratttJ Some affsruta maka over lea Ihooiand doltara a j e?r. All dcpt-ntHou whtiUcg4 has to cell. Fewiheroare who kitwwall alwut Ihe bmtinew nf thvsevthtf nu,ftj- agento Ihouc who hava this litfunnatioa nuke bt ra.wiry eacilv : lliusc wltuM natuea are In ibU IHrntv (Wt litfannaiioti IMCB atid cotM)lcl- Tbi Dirertorr la ol b all (Irat-rlsM finu, all ower the wotid, lio tpp4ojr agfitl. liver LuWiacIt Omnuietl. Your natuv inthiadlmv rv will Uriiig yau :u ereot itifoniiatiou and larp valve; thotblaiid ullltliivufh lileIedu 'iirottatIework,audroi:Tt7K. lieader. the wry b(tsnaUtnvetmcHtrouRantaake,iitolti Tout nW lul ""'i"1" printed In this dimtlory. Adtlma, AMKlolvaJ AukttlV 0,Jt)H.1'a)Kr AatfiwU, JtfaJsM. iLYS f aTA DRH UntAM DALml amxaaa rial liwa-a - m " " Imfferedrom en tarrh 13 yean. The dronoinm into the, tlirmtt teen tiause.it ina. My iiotsebleil almost . Sineethei flMtlay'suseof Kh Vieamihilm havelmil no bleeding, Ih next it entirely j h: J). (I. Daridistn,ieUt ihe Budget. HAY-FEVER A va - hvi" i 1 apiilicd into cun iioatnl ana is aetweaels. Pr.ft: .'.'Kt-. i.t 1iiii?ih1s: ty mul, registered, 03 cto. KI.Y llIKM.. tfit.ivenwirb St.- Xtiw ork. HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP PLASTERS, No rom edies Imiiv.u, to lil'ih v oi doibcd by iiiu home iMii jile, in the treatiuout of It n K i-m aji ism aiidnlllUKMliIia. oa.ua. OnrMe'lici l l'mniiUlol a.; 6i"it (rt.0 ou ap. :i ui aiion.J RHEUMATIC YRUP COMPANY, Jaoksou, Mich. SOLDIERS i nil et I'onnlims, If H Hs bird; Olllrern tintcl pay, Ixiuitiy (utlit'U'd: lleaertera rull.f .l .nn-MM nr nt, f.i. Tjiw spnt fru... - A. W. HoConuiok k Son, Wuklniloo, u.l. Uaclaull, O. "OUR IKlOItTMKNT. That iri-and book, or 4:0.000 copies wild and the-d-iimml ;.ttiiuoi. MIIKUAL J ftltMS to asmta. V. a. DICHKKSON i CO., Hotrolt, MictoKMiUtn $ r,a i iLLca.i.y,i. smwc-ti.tc I.UMUCUWWU, f htrM ( tt. Write HHKWSTKll CANCER iSSi a tl uu! mml with it thv knife. infflit amu fnxv Autliifisi Atirui-a, Kao vo., -u. at Itorucatnl itkr nun u Ithrr ('.-TirtMt.HI -(rutakui.it. Adiaaa, iuuttli Co , Auuul. Malata WftVC! T ATCTC l- Kolillrw n-i. lleira. L. Bllftlir JBt4BAUJ.NJ ham. All'r. Wiohmntan. 11.0 I A III ICS imnMAl f'H tmiiis itmRmineat at Ir. i Ttawr'. Sniiitmi inu 51 Walton ava. it. V ae.Tti& '( T 01.11 t"wuna tiii) psr i.and. Psttlt'i lljs Suits U Km W U at SBMOMsliwfciHlaia-

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Su pnriry.vil;i.sndiinrlo!iTonrblooaarsit fomer jour tqmtam issuiat Hut debtUtatuui eftaiis ' fprinu: weather.' Serious Contaqunnta often follnw tlili lalslhldo.whlir'i degon.: rates Into debillfr l loot iivorabls for an tpnearanoa ot diwrdors. tot aro run flown- KospetificdisraMhastttonifestel itieKlrat ttw oondlliou o:: your oi itoin Is low and TOor Hood ik in adlsonlersd statu. Tia Hood's Sats aBarllla how. oeton some serioiis dUiim-M golas a flisa holt ! rom- syvitsnt. Purify Vour Blood 1 was bonhtid with in eruption at my ski 1, whloh cqnired nswlr my wba to body. I atotorol for ft a Tuarwiaiouthilp; thnilbcijtJitotaiie Hee d's 8k tiswrllla, and two bottles coropleteaa our.i l mo. I dncrfuUy rsennimcnd Hoed'i Sarairosrllli lor any Similar disoaee." sr,B. Claoi:, Docatur.lll. Torirorao rero I liove boon offlltitod wlt'a ecsana at a very stubborn tons. Th ree battles tf Hood's StrsopariUa mirid m, I out now .well, an I praise UOS eaeellent rcmfidy.' Maxx L, Owana. Iro r. Xod, .

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SoldbyalldruraWs. tltsixforM. Prepi'edonlyl krO.1. HOOO at CO Apatliociirlu, Iwell, 1 ,lua. ; (OO Doses One Dollar p YOU f JIEED vF remedy that trill cure ev iry kind oi humor, from a pim ple or slight eruption to tbe nnrni scrofula and syphilitic disord'im, use Db. Goysorr's Yellow PtiCK and Sarsapakilla. Three to live bottles cure Skin Diseasen, tltRheura or Tettur. Four to ten Mr ties care Runaiug Sores, TJlcnrs, Ecrofuta and Syphilitic Diseases. One to three bottles cure Sores, Boils, Carbuncles, Pimples on the Face,ItchySeiisatiotis,ete. I tin the most reliable blood cleansing atttd system strengthening compotuad that can be made from a thorough knowledge ot the medicinal vnlue cf various roct3 and herbs, arid b truly Nature's remedy. It is invariably recommended to otheta by all who have ever given it a trial, and the Bale of over a million bottles yearly is altogether da to its healing virtue and blood cleansing power, Kutrittous food is essential f an auxiliary in ret storing a consumptive to heulth, but a remedy that will strengthen and heal the lungs, and sooth irritation of the bronchial tubes, find check the tendency to cough is nlso necessary. Such a remedy ia Dr. Wutar't Balaam of WM (Merry. It is the only sensible, rational Cc-i igb Preparation thai ram be present ed, and its timely use has saved miiny from premature grave. JOHN. . PARK & SONS, Proprietors, CJTfOIIWATr, OHIOV SEND FOR OUR CASH ll more hoHtitkti'jwra a circular we will ttenri. UtHirrJbtDR jtXAR STINK, rtliowiiiK 34 txenco d. nr,M lntor'aticii'. tcllinir lmoplo haw lo deconito their wnllr. AiaiJ4.rter aiU'rcprlntA wiOioiit; tordere; wait iMiper is not Ali.batttinc mulcwi iKTmtuQ'mt coata that Harden witli ao. H-M hy tttiiit doalerto 1). at take kftliioiuiiiBas a nWtttut-. ALABAHI iNKCC Ora&d IUpidf. Mich. AUtniO WHtfi LU MACHINES aid IiU4 Ul'AlTKIiNM. iOr miklllg UtiiS, S'i'Hlien. Cm; A, Mttteua, V. Ma 2fhlDPent ttyxuait tortl. Seutt 'icrUto ivdrl price-lint. m, uua m w aotetuu, vow. PILESih iniillfid by Vnlailtg. tt.ll Dr. WUlienu' tnc un Ills (.enttnac. 8n rc enro lor tumd.oKKilm or -luni: Dile. Curs cuuranlad. nulled by Wnltnig. ttlunui Ilanru, w a)ia Aila. Tulodo. Ohio. .:Jn fiuo and SI. At drntciot'o or $10 WORTH OF DOCTORS' ADVICE FDR Iftn llookon Vara n'l Dissases bymail lull (wldl ten Cents in Stamps, .idilre&s Da. C. 1. Aabos. Buffalo. K. Y. Box 34.

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capo, Joliet, Ottawa. Lafialle, Peoria, Genesieo, Molina and Kock lBlivnd, in Illinois; Davenport, Muscatine, Washington, Pali-Held, Ottumwo, OBlia!oosa, West Liberty, Iowa City. Des Moines, Indlanoln, Winterset, Atlantic, Knox ville, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centre and Council Bluffs, in Iowa; Onllutln, Trenton, Cameron, St. Joseph aad Kansas City, i a Missouri ; Leavenwortn and Atchison, in Kansaa; Minneapolis and St. Paul, tn Minnesota; Water town and Sioux Falls in Dakota, and many other prosperous towns and cities. It also offers a CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from the Pacific Coast and Intermediate places, making' all transfers in Union depots. Fast TreinH of tins) DAY COACHES, elegrant DINEMG CABS, magnHoont PULLMAN PALAOT SLEEPING OAItS, and (between Chicago, St. Joseph, Atchison and Kansas City) restful RECLINING CHAJB CABS, seats FREE to holders of through flrst-class tickets. THE CHICAGO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA R'Y (GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE)

extends west and south west from

burr. Kelson. Horton. 'foneka. Herineton. Hutchinson. Wiahita. OalA-

and all points in Southern Nebraska Interior K anaae and beyond. Bnt lmaaenirer ecuinraent. of the celebrated Pullniari lnajinfnnir Rnitril-e

lasted track of heavy steel rail. Iron and etone bi ldtrea. All safety appliauoesl und modern impmvemoats. Commodious, well-built stotious. Celerity, oer tainty, comfortand luxury assured. THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Is the favori te between Chicago, Kock Island, Atchison, Kansas City, and Minneapolis and Sic Paul. The tourist route to all Northern Summer Resorts. Its Watertown Branoh traverses the most productive landa of the great "wheat and dairy belt" of Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota, and Bast Central Dakota, Tho Short Line via Senecsv and KivnkakeeolFera superior facilltiee to travel between Cincinnuti, Indianapolis, Lafayette, asd Council Bluffa. st, Jotjenn. Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul. For Tlckute, Maps, Folders, or any desired Informatlori, apply to sum Coupon Tiokot Office in tho United States or Canada, or address

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