Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 9, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 April 1888 — Page 4

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Some of the Very latest Decrees of the World . of Society. A GLANCE AT IMS FASBIOW. sWfrsBaa Sam tf Urn Miner Which MtUner rtrOOermiM BY imi K IBBSi The diversity of sirring modes defies an atasmvta at methodical ennmeraKo AA for a t of samples in hivwa woolens aatfvoa. will .bs riven a tioore in Henrietta cloths. Mother twenty in ladies' clotij, yet another in 1 it-veight broadcloths and as many M ill these combined, in novelty pieces oniiamcd. Holtiply these in greens. Urea, grays, and reds, not to mention Ms Ai, and you will ijain some idee of tlx variety in spring woolen fabricSL If you -wish 'to irrow dizsy with mirmerasions try 16 estimate the variety in silks and add to aU the diversified 3U cord and metal passementerie triamings, ready to be applied, and yen will never know how to dress simply again. - Yet simplicity is the order of the THSSIKS VS OUT. hour, simplicity in outlines of ecs tanas being the most noticeable phase of it. In colors we are inclined to grow riotous. Terra ootiaa suit many women, and some very desirable shad es of it are abroad, ami the same may to mid of Gobelin- bine, which is equally fs-fhioaable, but, after all, grays are ftrst favoritca,- when' one comes, to m ally tasteful costumes. . . Grays, we must confess, are. trying t all but very Mooning complexions ; bit they wear well, asd combine withaS other colors. Oar artmt' illustrates two voiT'desrrable street toOev the first of shieh j -a gray theme- The graceful skirt, except m the front, is laid in deep side Blears,. Arowad its edge is a deep apj lied trimming, the chief part of which s composed of a duker ahade of gray silk braid, but interwoven with it ore son arraaoom teas. -amehea of silver, dark-red and green -threads. for. the plain pointed bodice and jaffa of sleeves a narrower bat similar trimming is ased. The narrow, poiated vest is of dark-red, smooth ekrta. The hat is one oi this season's rood bate, very elegant and becoming at eaet. It is gray straw, Cased with laaretwt, and has plnm;haded from gray into red. . r The accompanying illustrated toilet is a combination oi' silk and wool, very pbjaaing aad drisssy.: Sna&colored Spanish, wool aoitaformsUiediwperiee and boOwe. The tablier .. aad the straigat panel, on the side are finished m deep pinked scallops. A fan of pleated faille Francais silk, the same A 8BKBNAWAY GOWX. ahade as the wool, is introdncet on the aide and for the cost-shaped revere of the bodice. The vest is of white broadcloth, fastened by small button covered with the same. Cnfle el the erne ornament (be long, olose slsevea-

The picturesque hat is o! white straw, trimmed with velvet -and ribbon in ahade with the toilet Great elaboration in house toilets continues as popular as evor with ladies who entertain extensively. The princess shape seems best adapt ed to its graeefnt requirements. Thin China silk, of dark, K-sthetic blue, is often used for the trailing draperies, with the front covered with -net cov

ered with scintillating blue jet, hanging in pendants. Bands of the samo form the standing collar and edge the elbow sleeves. . Onr second house dress may also be worn on the street under an Irishpeasant cloak or an ulster, bnt is a delicate aad womanly gown in which to receive in tho afternoons at home. It is in a deep shade of ruby red, with pyramids of silk-braid medallions of deep pink. The' artist's pencil show all the .other details of this intensely original robe. Let rs be devoutly thankinl to Dame Fashion that she yet leaves untrammeled by "tight clothing the children of onr households. Sate Greenaway and her artistio fol lowers stBl hold sway in their wardrobe furnishings. "With a plain round skirt of delicate flowered ehally, with an almond-colored ground, is' a round waist with sqnare vest of soft silk in serted over a white chemisette at the neek. Tu?i sleeves are finished at the hand by a deep plain cuff. Jtctv Vumrir it Ma.-, and Stocking. AmoBg the fads of the incoming sea son are the new round-pointed low shoes for street wear, made comforta bly warm with the addition of long cloth' gaiter tops that match the color of the gown, and we buttoned on the outside of the leg. They are long and shapely, and fit nraeh better than the old-style gaiter tops. With the eLoea and fancy slippers there is a revival oi. van-colored and fancy hosiery, is ilk stockings come in all shades of color to match costnmes, and are decorated with embroidery, open work, and lace docking on either the instep or the side of the leg, spangles, and gold and sSver threads. Then there are platded and barred and striped stockings in dean tartan colors to suit the tartan plaids that are made up in. costumes for indoor, carriage, and visiting wear, mid for outdoor and piazza wear in Hay and June in the country. Those long directory cloaks have huge rolling collars, and are formless garments that look ugly, but make a woman look young. The stitching, embroidery, and buckles en the new fancy low shoes bottines, aa the French call them are works of art. The slippers, too, for indoor wear on dressy occa sions, five e'clook teas and receptions, i are decorated with bead and tinsel em- ! iery, huge buckles, frequently jeweled, asd big 'bows. New York Sun. Stilish efiectB are shown in plaited 1 rush bonnets. Sabdinia, s new shade of green,, makes a fashionable dress it braided with gold and silver. Bats" fringe is a new brimming made of jet pendent from a band almost invisible in width. - Enameled pins aad lockets, show sweet little . lily pattern, hearts ease, narciasa, and snowdrops worked in dull rolled gold. It has now become quite a fashion to tarn the natty sailor hat np at one side or in the beck, instead of leaving it straight all aronnd. A wkw hair ornament, called the son-ball, made of cut crystal in various colors, is so heavy that it cannot be endured without headache. Graduam,y we are returning to larger shapes in hat and low crowns and wide brims are once again distinguishing features in millinery. Seibzs for walking when the weight of drapery is a hindrance are made of moire silk or Himalaya, a new cloth with long fleece very like the nap on an India shawL Sraxsa skirts are made without front or side draperies; the material being pleated down the middle of the front gore, laid flat on the side breadths or gathered in full masses in the back. "Wibtsbia" is the name of a new color which is a ahade between crushed strawberry and violet. Ilosy heliotrope would best convey-the idea of its par ticular tint Tax figured linen, bat'ste, and cam bric shirt-waists worn last year, or those box-pleated, and made of plain linen or cambric, finished with briarstitching at all the edges, will again be seen next seasob over skirts of variotu sorts. FmH in neeiry. Dainty little brooches of silver fila gree recently seen represented filmy lace parasols, mandolins, and violins A pin admired by turfmen is a curled horseshoe-nail in nugget-finished Roman gold, in tho' head oi which is set a small ruby. A pleasing pattern in garter buckles is a flat scroll of Roman gold, having a border of enameled flowers sunk into the metal. A pretty pendant for a lady's chain is a pitcher of handsomely chased gold with designs in enamel. The lip and bottom are of silver. A beautiful hairpin recently observed waa topped with a Maltese cross oi matched aad graded diamonds mount ed on a coiled spring. A section of a tree trunk in gold, the bark aad circles of the wood be ing closely imitated, makes a quaint pendant for a queen chain. In brooches a silver horse, in repousse, in the V of springing over a pasture fence, is ooe which will be appreciated by all admirers of horse flesh. Opals and moonstones, either plain or rameo cat mid surrounded with small diamonds, are still greatly in favor for scarf pins. Alaov handsome combinations are shown. A brooch, probably intended for the mother of a family, consisted of ai oxidized silver bar upon which appear two medallions, showing re speeuveiy a languipg ana a crying baby's face,

AT A CHINESE INST,

ZTmv Xrorfi Jin by a t'oMMfry . LunHtordQHett' tfetttpealMM. Bavsn Register. The first night we stopped at a "firsfc class" country inn Our cook said to met "Tree olass hotel in dliina; number one, nnniber two, numbar three fhia first class no sleep with the mules." This establishment consfatel of two large blocks (city size)- of land with a narrow roadway -between. Each block is surrounded by a ten-foot wall oi sun-dried brick plastered all over with a plaster made of earth with cut-up straw- mixed into it instead of hair. Earth taken up anywhere in China with cut straw will moke good sun-dried brick or mortar, if the walls are not pat up too fast to allow the mud mortar to set and dry,- and that never happened with Japanese or Chinese wages. Our ' "first-class hotel" grounds were both entered through a wide doorway in the walls opposite each other on the -narrow roadway. One of the blocks was occupied at the farther side by the landlord owner, a large farmer, with his family, bnt walled off from the remainder of the same block, which remainder was devoted to the purposes of lodging travelers, whose, animals were lodged in the block across the road. We rode through the doorway into the yard, around which are low, one-story buildings for the lodging of .travelers; our litters were lifted from the saddles, the mules led across the road to their sheds, and we went to our room, or building. The floor was of brick; the ceiling overhead was the blaok root It had a door, bnt no latch or fastening to it except a small string that we could fasten to a nail at the side. The window glass was paper, and. therefore no curtains were necessary. The furniture consisted of a small rough table, two clumsy stools, and a wooden candlestick wi&i a nail instead of a. socket to hold our candle. We borrowed a brass wash basin and a bucket Of water. No plumbers had been there to poison ua with bad drainage. . Each guest throws the dirty 'wash water in the yard, ' We had plenty of companions in the pretty thousand-legged follows two inches long, brown and shiny, running across the floor, np the wall, hiding in the crevices, or flying across the room.. They are scavengers and destroy the little insects, if .they can catch them, and do no particular ham to man except to gnaw his' shoes, but are useful in trimming his whiskers rod hair and in eating down the dead akin, if any, around the toenails or finger nails, without waking the sleepers. All hotel lodging-rooms in Northern China have a kong to sleep on. Akong is a brick floor, raised on flues abonl thirty inches above the floor of thj room. Oar room was thirty feet long and fifteen feet wide The kong, aa usual, was bnilt across one end of i.ho room, and was seven feet in length and fifteen feet wide. In front of the kong is a square hole or furnace sunk into the ground and connected with tho flues on which the kong brick floor in laid. In winter weather a little fire U kept burning in the furnace, and the smoke and heat pass through the flues into the chimney, keeping warm the brick floor of the kong. It would not be considered crowding to sleep seven men on one kong, seven feet long and fifteen feet wide. Every traveler must carry his own mattress and blanket or kong. The inn supplies nothing but the room I have described, hot and cold water, and the privileges of cooking over the fires of the inn, except that where there is a public restaurant on the premises a traveler can join in the crowd and eat a bowl of boiled rice, plain or seasoned with onions, seaweed, or garlic, and a fish of cut-up meat bat- if he is ovor-fas tidious he had better carry his own private chop sticks. TUB WITTX fKAIAYT AfTO THK AVrnnctA riYB . iiiaii. According to Mr. Cos, "there is scarcely a family in Turkey, which has the means, that does not possess a number of women and girl slaves, blaok and white. The blaok are from Central Africa and Nubia; tho white are Circassians sold by their parents." The price of the female slaves varies with their pretensions to good looks, the comely ones being to some extent edncatsd and taught to sing, dance, and make themselves agreeable. We learn that a "girl under ton will bring $100, a madien between twelve and sixteen, if she be attractive and can play nno.n the zither, from $3,500 to $5,000. If the young woman be a blonde, with black eyes and otherwise of rare beauty she may bring from $4,000 to $6,000. An amateur will pay double that for a choice specimen, well educated in French and other graces." But Mr. Cox odds that "this tariff by no means applies to the slaves from Africa, the depots for whom are in Scutari and in tue villages on the Bosporus. The black male slave will bring $S)0, the black maiden $75, and a eunneh perhaps $400. " We are assured by the author that "the slave liai not a hard lot The child of the slave has a part of the inheritance of the father. More than half of the marriages in Turkey are with slaves." Each so-called wife of the sultan, for instance, is a slave, his rank being too exalted to permit of his entering into any marriage proper. "The fact is," thus Mr. Cox sums up his observations on the subject, shivery in Turkey is but a name. The "slaves have nothing to complain of. The white slaves rush to slavery as an alternative to something else and worse, only the black slaves who are brought from Africa have (in tho pours. of trans-t) undergone tho horrors of tho tradit ional slave, though perhaps lotl;ed down upon as one of undor-coudition, is nevertheless, from infancy to old ago, -treated as one of tho family. Aftor a female slave has worked faithfully for awhi.e, say seven years, she is nearly always freed by tho mistre.w or master of the household." New York Sun. tu . r j.vm r mm." It is reporte l that workers in certain trades in Loudon have been reduced to a condition of slavery by the "sweat ing system." Not only do the sweaters exact long honrs and small wages, but the work is dono under rouditions which are said to bo lillhy and insanitary in the highest degree. The strongest man or woman is worn out in tho course of eight or nine years, aud tin vacancies thus -roaed in the ranks of British workora are tilled bv foreign immigrants, Tim subject has been brought to the atteut jon of Parliameut r-jPttWic Opinion,

MmjBBlOL'S lTALlTlgg. What ts tt trhat t Ktlliua- so Maaf rTotulttwit StettT 'the delta of Kiiaer tyilhetau ejufloi'. lloittuuii SankW J. W. !)rei;ol; latent ov. orshsitnsr. Dr. Ou-nenter, (Jhiaf jfqiUoa lViti and Geo. U. H. Drowater, in quick sucoaaaion. aud all from tho sumo eauae, although having uifferaut nauioa, ts startling. Marou and April are fatal months, not only for oousumpuri, tml also for many disease mors duwuiand but none the I-ms fatal. Got, HoSuiaa had hot disease, UoV. Dorshsimer, appareudy a strong, vrelL robut man, over six feet liigb, siokens and dies iu four days, of pneumonia. Chief Jnstlie Waite mjgts the (ante tale, and he wai apparently the personifioalion at 'frexel, tha Philadelphia banker, aud Brewster, ex-AUr. Gem, were suddenly cut off, in the midst of jcrost uaefuluesi; by ltright'a disease, and lit. Carpfoter, tas VrolT-knowo lw York phjaieian, suddenly Bled of kidney diooaeet nev;r Auoiitf kwtgftfcd that, he tu at aU troubled theieThis regain da ua of the eats of Dr. Frank tfawthora, ol New Orleans, Ho was leoluring beforn the louiaiaua Dnivoraity on the peouliarlr deceptive character of Kidney disease and tha methods of mioroaoopioal and chomioal -tests, After having etiown speoimori after specimen of diseased fluids, and made very dear the point that kidney diaea e may exist without the knowledge or auapicion of the patient or practitioner, with graoioua solf-ooufldouoe he remarked: "Now, gentlemen, let me show yon the healthy water of a strong, wetlmau." . He applies tha testl Hoaiaggemt "Gentlemen, I have made a terrible discovery! he gasps, "I myself have the fatal Eright's disease!" In less than a year thl specialist of the commonest aad most fatal of diseases was dead. He na a victim of advanoad' Kidney disease the presence of whiou in hbuself he

nau never ruanooma: tt B. PRICE, M, D., a gentleman and physician of the highest atanding, of Hanover 0. H., Va., fcur yean aso, after trying every other remedy tor Bright'a dlarase, iaoTudiiU famoui mineral waters, ecred himself by WatmCi Me Cure, and Huron sti, lSoa, wrote : "I have never had the slightest symptoms of my old and fearful trouble." MR, JOHN DOHBBTY. of Concord, N. K., was gireavpwiU BriiibVa diseaae by the beet pbysioiana in 18711 He was in a dreadful state. After using and being cured in 1861 by Vf aimer's Safe Cure, in 1887 he wrotn: "X am better t aao to." JOHN COIiEMAX, Esq., 100 Gregory St, New Haven, Conn., waa first taken sick In 1871 gradually ran down until he had pronounced Bright; B disease, rheumatism and all the other deceptive signs of kidney disease. The best phyrirtana In Hew Haven omild do nothing for Mm. He then began using Warner's Safe Cure, UM bottles of whieh ks and bis family haw used and he is cured. W. T. CHAW FORD, proprietor St, Charles Hotel, Hichmtmd. Va., and well known ail through the 8onth, several years ego was. in the donth-ajOBy from kidney diaeatav con TUlsiori an i Bright'a disease. The Ixiit Philadelphia speolaUaU in such diseases pro. nonneed kbn practically dead and Incurable, Everything else .failing, he took Warner's Bare Cure abundantly and regularly, until fully restored to health, and now he says. After a lapse oi many years I am as sound as a dollar, with too eymptoins of my old teonble. I owe my lile to Warner's Bale Cue. Kidney disease is tha most deoepuve, the most universal, the most fatal disease. If the most learned men cannot know without the use of microscopical md chemical tests that they have kidney disease, how ntucA more liable ii (As layman lo be, uiUcnmn to himtelf, in iAt very jam bf death, who does not feel as veil as formerly, but who does not' think anything specially ails him, and whose physician may assure him that ho will soon bo all right" In these days, people reoognize that it is wiser lo prevent disease than to await its arrival to cuio it When yon know that yon may be in tlie greatest peril and not have an; idea of the fact from any defined sot of ill-feelings, the wisest course to pnrsne is to follow tun oonnael and experience above outlined, and thoroughly renorate the system, cleanse the blood, tone the nerves and iosnrs your own life against these oommon, mysterious fataUuae. - At the President's Reception. - The range of conversation between the President and those who shake hands with him at crowded receptions is limited, ' I stood near the other day tnd listened aa they shook hands and lid on: First eallor (looking up) "How do foudo, sir?" . President (cordially) "How do yon flo, air." , Second caller Qooking down) "Good toorniug, siK.". President (smuing)-"Good morning." And so on to the fifth caller (shaking Lands and laughing) "Helped to elect yon and going to do it again." (exit.) - President "Thank you!" Sixth caller (looking straight out of the door) "Glad to gee you, air!" President "How do you do?" . ' And so on to the fifteenth caller (a little boy in a frock, waddling on, seeing only the chief executive's feet and not noticing whose they are ) President (reaching for him) "Here, yon little fellow! Here! This way! Givens a shake 1" Little fellow is shaken and waddles on, solemnly wondering what it is all about. Sixteenth caller (whispers in the executive's ear.) President (with surprise and congratalatory look) "Ah, indeed! Hope they are all well." Uesponae smothered by seventeenth caller "How do von do, sir?" President "How d'y do, sir?" Tide sweeps on till it reaches the twenty-seventh caller (in loud voioe) "Mr. President, I was born within two miles of your birthplace, and only three years later, up on Caldwell hill (Subdued giggle of crowd. ) President "Ah, indeed 1 I'd like first rate to go np there for a day or two this summer." Twenty-seventh caller (resumes "Come on, fishing" He is engulfed in the tide and the sentence dies un finished while the President cordially shakes hands with a party of three with umbrellas, evidently from the rural districts. Thirty-sixth caller (lady shakes hands blithely) "That shake is for Mrs. Cleveland. Give her my love." President "Thank yon." Thirty-seventh caller "Good evenng, fir!" .President (automatically J "itooa morning." Aimnt one in a thousand is known to tha j. resident, bnt on the whole it is a dreary ceremony to him, and entered into with a real sensible earnestness and a sort of contagious geniality. Bead the Statement of One of Jackson's Oldest Tfexitienta. Jacihom, Mich., May 20, 18S8. Btemitaltr Syrup Co: (lE.KTi.EMSK. About ten years ago my general liealih I teams impaired from my liver aud JtmnoyB Decerning msoaaca 1 nave ro isunuy failed in Mt enath aver since, niv whole avxtom becoming prontrated. For yoar my nerves have boon so weak and uucoiitrGiUtile tiiat my sufferings have !' greater Ukiu I dare attempt to describe The p.u .mil stitch in my bark nod ehouldi-rs and twitrhiugs and cramps of the muscles have boon alnioit nub.-aralile. I bavn taken everything 1 o.uW b arn or haar of, but never received fie b mflt which 1 have ftom Hibbard's Ilhoumiilic sjrnp. it isaremarkablo remedy, 'i he Kyrup ha r.'gu'.aled my kidneys and "livor, thereby rom-.iving the cause of my gone ral ailm ul, aiding lmtnre in restoring ray impure inoaa 10 a ueaitiiy ntate, and tho rabnt-d c md-ticn of nj whol nervous iTdtoin is belb-r tl an it Ii Js two.! for many yuan. Ulia pains wbie'i I have Ih-oi enrff-fihgfor ?'iar u ivo entirely leit mo. u v n m xmmyiif; on my part to answer any !ii,niif-s regarding the merits of your ro-nody as experienced by me. 1 am very limy vuuiv, II. W. IIOI-KWEIX, 309 Morroll Btrecl, Jackson, Miub. I have known 11. W. Rockwell, wl-o huIiaerilmd to the above etatomo; t, for fo ty y-ara. Ho is one of onr obtest eitixent nod very reliable. Any stalomriit mads by him ran be fully relied upon as irue. W. IX Thompson, Prosid -tit Ja-keo i City B iuk. On a certain occasion a gentleman ras relating to a companion tho substance of a newspaper paragraph which to had read, to the eiToot that l-'ootf, luring a trip through Hootland, had Iropped into a church in a sparsely lettietl region, where the minister was lelivering a some what caustic sermon lo his people In thn emirs of it he aarned them with tlio utmost cui neittess against the siu ol extravagance h dress. "And thore wasn't," doel red Koote, "a pair of sto.-kings tit tho whole longregaUon. " "I Tow coiil I m Imvo txpuoted to find a pair of stockings, when there was but one i-'oote there?" j ii(uired the listener

Boused from laaotlod, fhe prsearsor o( their disease and detntoU the Udn-ys end bladde loaHbfully ftteto' jatea ond'wned with HostetW'a Bttaneeb Bits tire, eottvMy resume1 their inactions. Ttiul ilrbjbfs disease, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder and eaeuresis are prevented. For Irritating diuretics, and those unniedlcated an flory stimulant! which, used oveu in mo.leret.on, excite both tao ronal aud venicai oi-gona, this la the best possible substitut . li is or botanio eonipesit'on. ana so c. Bgeiilal t toe stomeoh, the digestive p-oce-tses of which It bolps tu noorUTuary dowf, that it is i rompilT oimilate.1 by tho ty teui, anil its fc.nl.- etleots snocdily folt Not only does It r.m.dy ia -tiv ty of the klUv.eya, but ninews a ragiilxr habit ol body, promotes a due seeretion i n I be iltby flow ol t ile Into the pro; er ebaunuis. and oxi ols from the e;r uiat'ou iha aor.d piluBioics i foluctive of rh uiaatiam an.l Bout. It is also the leading p.i-0 lot malarial, ei-ui tainta, . . What It Is Coming to, "JtlUot, said Borneo, looking up with a troubled voice on his brow; "I see here among my bills one for $63 for those Christmas presents your mother sent you, one for $86 for the one your father sent you, another for $110 for the gold watch your Uncle George gave yon, and sundry smaller bills for various presents sent you by other relatives. May I ask, in the name of sweet Saint Call, why these bills are sent to me? How is it, my soul?" "Oh, Romeo," she exolaimod, impatiently, "it's all right) only you can't understand these things; Onr family la so large, you know, that we just ox1 ganized a Christmas trust this year. Bee!" And Borneo said-he thought he-could, iimlj-iBurdette. SOXETHOiG WOKTH SEADIHOi

xtraot from tho Mew Tork TferU A Host Wonderful Kennedy, "Kew Yoke, JCaroh 28, 1883. . 1 have been a sufferer (rem nervousness and Servona prostration lor years, tnd have triad many linga. but without ths taut good. Hearing so ninca about Dr. Greenu'a Nc-rvura Merve Tonic from my friends anil othrrt whom It cured, I at last decides to take it. Its effects are reallt almost magical, forit immediate: tafces aaar that n-srvons, restless, and weiik feeliua or aenKO of exhauatien, and restores one tb a perfect condition ol health. It is a freat boon and a woadertnl blesalnK lo nervona people. "X-ucia Waatise." This wonderful remedy, whose praise is upon everybody's lips, mucit be the moat marvelous in its curative powora of any remedy evor discovered We hear every day of remarkable cures of nervousness, nervous wearoeea, exhaustion, psraiysia, or other nerVous disease effeotod by this great norvs tome and restorative. Here a person roaoned from the grave, as was Mrs. Annie Donovan, of Attawaugan, Conn. ; there a oaas saved from that terrible disease, insanity, aa was Mr. W. a Miles, of 40 13 m BUI avenue, Sotton, Mass, ; again, euros of paralysis of years'.' standing, like that of Mr. Alexander Horn, of the Marine Aeyhrai, Philadelphia, Pa., who had not been able to walk before for year; or restoration from the severest neuralgia and rheumatism, like the oaas of Mr. Jhtnoa Bovra, of 27 Market street, Mew York City. Cures or sleeplessness, with nervous and physical exhaustion, are very frequent, tha wonderful euro of Mrs. IT. ft Abba, of IS Affleck street, Hartford, Cowl, being, only one among tbonsanda. A'together, the remarkable powers of Dr. Greene's Nerrura Kerre Tonic in earing all forms of nervous diseisaa like the above, and restoring to health sufferers from nerronsnose, nervous weakness, nervona debility, despondency, depression of mind, hendache, trembling, numbness, dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, the 0iiam or chloral habit, etc, have demonstrated it to be a remedy of wonderf nl powers, and at times of almost miraculous effect in onring disease. It is not to he won. derod at, therefore, that drag stores everywhere are overwhelmed with orders for this remarkab'e remedy, and it is almost Impossible to r.uppiy the demands from the hundred of thousands of sufferers from nerVou dis. eases. All druggists keep tbe remedy at tl per bo'tle, and its low pnee places it within the reaoh of all If your druggist does nol have it, he will get it for vou. Xisguided XathnsUuiu. French admirer to actress-- Your popularity is growing every day. Actress Do you think so? "Think so! I know aa I've been traveling through the country, and in every town where you are going to appear your pictures are in the windows, What do yon think I did?" "I've no idea." "Wherever I saw your picture in a window I went in and bought it, I've bought 'en all up." "O, yon wretched fool ! X paid to have those pictures put in the windows, and now HI have to nay over a (rain. Well, yog. are the biggest fool that walks on two legs. " Texa HifUnga. A Babe In the House 1-3 the source of much sunshine and joy, brightening many a dark cloud and lightening many a heavy load but joys continual abide only in a healthy body. The Creator, with groat wisdom, has distributed over tho earth vegetable remedies for every ill of human kind. This marvelous laboratory reveals its ..eoroia to nun only by long and Boarching labor. Few men have attained eroater success than Dr. B. T. Pierce, nor devised for suffering humanity a greater production than bis "Goldon Medical Discovery, " ! unfflihnir remedy for eonanmptiou in Ua e iior eta-, a, as well aa for chronic nasal c vrh, scrofula, tumors, and all blood dis-Oi-Uon. . The late Emperor William one even ing at Baden Baden noticed an officer in civilian dress trying his lack at trente-et-iiusrante, a pastime forbidden to army officers. He had placed two or three louts On the table ana had won a nice little sum, when he saw the King opposite. He turned pale, .trembled, and hesitated to take possession of his money. Thereupon King William approached and whispered in his ear: "Don't be afraid. Take in your money, but don't do it again." "That Miss Jones is a nice-looking girl, isn't eho?" , ! "Yes, and she'd be tho hells of the town if it wasn't for one thing. -What's that?" "Bho has catarrh so bad it is unpleasant to be near her. Bho has tried a dozen things and nothing helns her. I am sorry, for 1 liRe her, but that doesn't make it any lees disnureoable for one to be arouud her." Now, if i-ho had need Dr. h-'ago's Catarrh Remedy ihero would lave been nothing of the kind said, tor it will cure catarrh every time. Something in the fisherman's Hue Snarls, Dtlroit jVce Prtta. The Handsomest T-aily in Town Remarked to a friend the other day that aha knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs waa a superior remedy, as it stopped her cough instantly when other remedies had no effect whatever. So to prove this and convince you ol its merit, any thuggist will give yoa a sample bottle free. Largs size 50c and tl. Thkv call tho connubial lie a bow-knpt in Chicago, because it pulls out so easily. Life. Children Stxrvinc to Death On account . their inability to digest -food, w II fiud a moat marvelous food and rcme iy in Scott'e Emntsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil wdli Uypopho3hitos. Very palatable and eueily Uigdsted. Dr. fl. W. Coheh, of Waco, Texas, Bays: ! have used your ljmubion iu Infantile wauling with good results. It not only restores wasted tissues, but g:vea strength and incroaeee the nppetite. Iam glad to u o ench a reliable article." "Woman fecli where man thinks," says a writer. Yb, that's why man is often bald. Evert person ia iulcn-sted in their own affair and if tliic n-o -Is the eye of any ono who s snffcii g fr.m tin effects of a torpid livir, we will a mil that he is interested in Ki'ttii g well. I'e n bottle of Prickly Ah B'tter, use it a dirorted, and you will always be glad you rtad this item. A umzza)ii goes through the charing house without any dUhculty. Texau ft'ilil(K. KOIKIJION FILER Quick, complete cure no. JIUCm'-PAUlA, Oreat Kidney Remedy. L WELLS' HEALTH BENKWEU for weak men. WELLS' HAlll BALSAM. If gray, gradually r -lores color; oloaut tonic droaaing. 50a. SACOBS Oil FOR POULTRY. CURES Chicken Cholera and Qll Diseases of Poultry. n-OISXEHA l nUlKCTTOKZ-srix a piU biwd or dmigh nnrn(oI A S. Jacobs OiL V OoM-Zc mint siKiifoiuorte U rtoiou Iht ttroat Af-.r pinze crn wf-i' bxiyH with Vie Oil. Qivt nvUunit clc IVirj Kill flmtt) U olid fr crd. "till iy IHuoiiM ar.it Jkttteri An-j,iskcr, IHE CHARLES . YQ6EIER CO.. HImm, Mi

1 1. sum t) frat Hood's ftaraaDarnlt. rut child. th-4ttwy do set aire yon am tales else. Yon remem ber H I the medlobw which did mamma so mack liool a rear ago so reliable. Mneadal, sleasant to lake my farsrUa spring nodiciae.

Sea

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Sold br dronhta. si; six. for fa, Prpr4 enlr by 0. 1. HOOD a CO., Avothecariss. Lowoll, Has. IOO Oosos One Dollar What Grandma Wax Dalng. When little Sally 0., of Salem, was about 3 years old she went with a party fcf gfowh folks on the steamer to Kan tasket Aa we sat oh deck, she persisted in climbing upon the railuto much to grandma's discomfiture. Her mamma said to her: "Don't 4o so, Bally, or gatamellhsve hnt1 Presently grandma disappeafed. and when her mamma said; "Wherc'K gamma gonet" Sally promptly replied: A guess sne s gone msiae to nave a fit, ".Boston Globe. - 1 An Extraordinary Phenomenon. No other term than the above would ap to tlio woman who could see her youth beauty fading a Hay without a pang of regret Many a woman becomes prematurely oltt and haggard beciuso of functional derangement What pity that ail such do not know that Dr. Fierco'a favorite Proscription will roe tore their orsaua to a normal state, and make them youtoful and beautiful once more! Por Ihe Ills to which tho daughters of Ere aro peculiarly liable the "Prescription" is a sovereign remedy- It is tho only niedidno sold by druggist! under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be returned. Bee guarantee on bottle wrapper. Ha (ardently) I'd give a thousand milltons to Win your lore, Adelaide. She Cash"? "ROUGH Otl ITCH" Ointment enres Skin Ha. min-a. Pimples FleshWorms,ftingWorm.Tetur, BaltBhonm, Frosted Fast, Chilblains, J,tcb, It Poison, Barber's Itch, Scald Head.Eozema Bui DrugsiaU or mail. E, a Wells, Jersey dty.llA Ci.t.rh Cared. A olergyman, lifter years of saffermg from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy, at last found a prescription which . completely cored and saved him from death. Any sufferer from thhi dreadful disease sending a self-addressed stamped envolopo to Prof. J. A, Lawrenee, 313 East M ith irtrcnt, Mew York, will receive the tecipe lrea of charge, iX)OK TOTJNQ, prevent tendeney to wrtoutlM or ageing of the skin by using Lsiukbu,SOii Preserve ayonthful, p!ump,f reeb condition of the featurea A transparent alabaster akin, tl. DruacUts oreip, E. & Wolia. Jersey City, S.3. ConsuinpUon em-ely Cured. To the Editor: Please Inform your leaden that I have a positive remedy for the aboveDarned djseaso. By its timely nse thousands of bopeloBS cases have ben permanently cured. 1 shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy pbzb to any of yonr readers who have consumption if tney will send mo their Express and P. O. address. Kosp'ct'nllv. T. A. Hl.OCUM. If. C. 1H1 Pearl 8t. K, Y. ROUGH ON HATB," for rats, mice, huga IBs! Rooohok Catabsil Only absolute cure, 604 "BocoHOConKS." Hard or aort coma 15x Rooohou TooTUAcna Instant relist life. . tl i3 r vnur th w rnirsww cs-uua .ununnAifr-HHCUII iako omat tausur arncian- woihiies. It haiiiteea tns -x-eit si lean, in uurmg ail wiaeases ei m BLOOD, UVJiH, BXUK-j ACH. kiunkyb.buwELB.JW. It7nrifistaa vilSHl' Bleed, Invlgsraten a Clean se i tksgy stem. BITTERS Tt-rawfiMTt nnWsfTCURES PATiOW, JAuTTDIOjS, SICiUIEABACHBrir I0U8 C0KPLAIKI8,Ae disappear at one under its bejeflcial influents. It ii purely a Medicine as its cathartic proper !atlotlWJilOFT! KIDNEYS STDfCH AND BOWEXSjafv.? ties ioroiai its use as a erage. It is pleas. ""da SJf B nt ts I totae tuts, ud u iakan bv child. adults. WLUHUhhlili PRICKLY ASH 8ITTBII Gt Bole Proprietera. ELY'S CREAM BALK Oieansea the head of CATARRHAL VIRUS, Allays Inflammatioa, HEALS the SORES. Kestorea tho Senses of Taste and Smell. Apply Balm late each nostra. tXV BROS, OS Onanfck St, M. T, RBAIt VALOB FREE! Our new uUmvlom mut&i la frea SWy iwnn futsiui u oDtaina 190 piTorlc4 atawpinK pail eiUS HUM uihuc a Sjnw vsuiri VI tu ailCSLi ua ais naaim ntflt ia rcl o rt i n ttomplnx outtlt ita rct bwii lfftrsl hentofuro, in wbi.h sntihlii-T Ilka an match arliaiic h4lity waa brvu$bt Co bear. With' tan lmrtictt- IEt a NU BudS IxsTtttYTJOMt tflving ftill dIrctloav lor gtamiHtiy, u-ha now m uiu u twivdcraodcttaitnf natwC' ItHIUfttuuaii4 If land p.'ttlUllC. UlU eolftrt t? M U paiiattic rcl. whit, blut, ysilow, piuk utd oiar llowms siinit aud iiinctiaju on otber natten, iooM HM-i-oiis ts rusuliuo. t earn rous u luarli it ltouahtrtnelr.ora ftw ptrtMindatsttiiiiau aLiuiu) I'rtcea, tbaanuAl oi it ainno wunit ci Bva.v - tburu it U ft-ce, yet iM it iht ttel Queest ff mUatuninc OutHtsanJou every liAOtlUsUaUtswladcH f h aaiMfiur, yea, very mueb wiwiir, nl wyimiwa won Uilrafatw Ikamtbaaewhkh ( beenMlUDS frSl eh Uptvaitls- by havluu tfOO.UOO of l!iaa ootlllt MtUforvt, tiurinz th dull miuob, w get tsvenj aJ lUtt wii "w tA.-uiwr raa rlAd to ttb th) .orilcx.t coat, (bat UUUaJsnljfM b Kept at work. AU may ivni thsU ll U Hi err bert mo Mtbtk and In rvary way tktliuhla utttflt ver put brfora IM fiublic. Vam Mid Hon.-ekerptr (manllily, M larga TrCa M lour ct-Unrai, rrgular piiza li cent y) U foafntUy kuf.,r!fdrtiWbtti- best (p:oeri4 ngricaluntl, Uouck(TUr indfatuilj Joanuil to Ameri- a; U if wattwlntnB-awIof 6tmu tl tnt iiett, u wH m ut fi j lt coatrtbuloc nmht c 1M wlOm range of brUllaii! talent. Furthermore, w bY utdy bcctmis) kutua stns vwnen or thai gracd monthly, Suutmttr for atilhi alvtt, l"r thoc r aaU o!"" iivtittrtMtftwUhaMMliwIaraMca. tonr.. unint.iveular atU: 7A nitu a war. aanaUliw U known Itewnbly (Jw h4iyith moothiy to Anm. Tha trul wrtlrrt fo-)oatU,ln lha world, uiw Ua ttcutar fiititvlbutors; It let now ju t01 ill uvar (he world ft Stuaalng J bf"! ,PI" arr nlrudltUy lllu-trnlttl by tlx bx-U (trtUU W wlUtaa.il 900.WUtrIiavl yt-ar ub1tPrtt, wltit-b gtvM us wn v ii odtirskto tHtnioii of tUo cut mn sm sb furPienajff-, rvtrf aiial jWr nbrrttKT, fO PfrU!1 X elfhcrof tba MiiBO'Tiil rrrciveffew by owlt 1 IliaiiBi oar Uew imu-n sumialff Ornrit. 1'riat Miaaiavpa y(,t .-hM-rtH.M U b tdf-rlvtd for cither Of tb.HrraA fall m-Hi 1 t.l .rfiiiln nA 1 tnti.:i3 .HiUmittlont awl -wtili. if ni,at one im, S mtk mbniU-t.- n cad cuttUa, If a nt oA ono tttw, 1 rvt fa availaiIlbtrbUs,bidrr un. srna icni pwtgi wym. Bfr i ince get thr.-rrteotia l Jtti yow, t S5 cotttswli you nnti di tt In a (eve talnutc u4 ilicy will thnltM tt rCn will be nutilwil crstai ly lo tlH-lf srrantt aJJiwe'i.l yeatr ali ili"-i scrvt.l fw itmeb le etiat. it vtwvu t.- rok tlMt ts r- large ittiurtlm of all who lwU ehar pa.-r fsra yea, trAut ti tbrr4tlrt.aui are urtunts to in rfc-nlar prira f TJ cm throtiglt lbia, (lni tvlia on, t.-itii a piviu mat kihiwhtj. wV! I TtrJ trial yr Mil r1iitmt r almott FKrP X uitniiti Koyiil tctit-fu ul hliiMiitI Ilkria tmu Ciutrtts iNf tu-al tvtt kiivn U . 1 i;,Ty f .;?. It ia tin- gn nnst mm! betl oBirr vctmadtottia itlis.v I-tti'a !. of iaciaut -an Wdatwl iaU. ITI; !1 .-Mn e'i m.aJtH, liyth.thq lat. 11m n.t aailati . ibf Utfal luM. UUn ivivsTt U..f iMv oi Hi' iiailnt; !' l bio m .irtt .-f n:imina all ; 1 r-w-i' f ri. : I tij S l i-J ilMigtt." l- in. li; -i &'.UuJ I!ov l .k.i .. S Wl,; tioli n U...J. 4 Inch ; il - td I.Ilica : 6 I'aii1. : M- Itoa BaO t B lubeltu ; 9Wt,t: I0fck !vesi II ihWeit Ualrlntjj Vt -; tiOirUMaii llillnl; IA Strsii Urtria : WUwt;W Ur. ll Butirrfiv i l9AfiJpIWsaom;30rA I4ly : ?l Athbori 2!Mmuiitt;i.tii,v'i3jaiJW' MHimbkll ;W'h rorKt.Mto.niU i a'rurtiwaii SI lltll ltit 28Ka; t btw so.l ;?t V' H 7 -th.., j ln.Ua paltern a 'rtj"tte lathit IstnutU tjiiftMl of ewainpitur iwiflta-iti m 199 Cittonn Stw -.jli-tjr. tfiw rattled. i't-aarMitift tlil uutfltsny dy raii.lth attiMnitf, make htfrtw latttllVI tu many way, csarmbtMjt vbiblioit ttl dothins i.i tht it - lurmaim-f.an'lTAthivm;iVv4?aiiint' hy doing Uamjnog, Ltte. K-timgi- ar.-l H.ind iwh.ting f . t .rtbera A cowl teniafne "'itrtt It lndtK-fml.. to ever woman wlw car W hora - brauiil. Ibis mil (It vwnulm rail-- inafor vh brant i. of nrdl h. 0 . iintni.-, vtr.,ntnUhe JUaoK af Itttril'tiuit !!. all and watu- aay. TMt sraiiit wllld" m"i lr tt.iMif mt I.AJHr.s thaw many llmca Utm attiouai vi a total -r .tbv Hjnii-a apviit ttkmia; o Itoow thm'M iH-whli "tit it. The brsiuiilhl design of thli UCUAtV Qt of outllte R6 AU, TUB Ba ic wbrew:r seen; whan. irrT'i'cdt-twrrirli a (..! thrir famo praads, aitd many iKXAh Vaaii aal-s nutlwn usually follow. Many who haw pmM u rn $lu irtu aad w. w aatUBd utttH ihoy aaW oordvetont, iwt" - xrd uur onfall and laid aeblc Anew ollrei IhosewbKtarriha win nd Oic paper Wll Wtfftll ieFiwttaio9 . . rimirti of trial year ttbrriiitl0,n tho majority will maka .nii uthtuM.UMi ihUyiarwolacwr, Ibrouah m- h A low l' t, 1 ontmuittg aub. ribcw, yirtr year ai the regular win- h all vriil t witling to admit la lw-njugh. i tie itu wt'l gla41y ba refunded toanyooaj Wax. U out ftltl ms'i'H"i. A-tdre, (.KltlHif MT) -- t - 't-S ,f foftTUUfb. MAUIst. CANCER S Tita tt ttf i tmt Tltl'it tlio knifcu Ml tout 'rve, Atiutmi Atuvr.;. hjiuoUtK, iu.

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Spring JIm4' Sursapavilja li the moat iopuIr said s'leeeasfal liiiring Kedloine. Haarly I Medicine Warybo arsliabtosprlng aielMno His EUoff'o lana?wiaM expsl ths imourit mi irhiiia have sccnBnUaisd tn Ite blood d'nrlaf the winter, t keep np idtenstti aa ths warm weather coins i, net-at apstllte aail'rerioteteelUi7(Uft)tloli. 'IV.v BMii's SanupariUathis rlngi'ii jtfnwIH boOiivlns4 that U does nosssss nuKrlor and penJlnr BJJlSt A Ciflod Appetite When I benaj bftinit Hood's Sarsaparfna ra dttsy in the wniian, biid a bsadaele.aail ae ap. Iietlte) bat siiw can hafdly It' eaeaRS cooked to eat? .KKia.1 SaraSBt Osisl Bttf WeseMr, if as. last sfffloi! sir flioli' family took Bood'sSannv parilla, Tha mult t: that all liars csea cared of croftus. my LtU b J.i be I a t enUi-Blr f ira sorts, and all feu a! tar Afldi'm leek brisht and hetUhr. as posalblr din be, t Iiave tvaad Boed'e SarasptrHUfoodfiiriHWrrh." Wu.B.ATKiuaoR.Paasal atr.K.A . , .. A . . Sold byaUdnutilintl. tt:forSS. rfWaMeaSr br O.I. HOOr CO. apotlwearlas, IiweU, ICO IBoeea One Dcillar TOJXtISMIfIWJ5IW OfWtm Stoma eli, Liver sc. uvm PIUS ttTHIOTLY VE&CTAIrtl. , gireOpnatipstion.W (lirestlqn, Dii ck Baadacta, Liver Complaint j, id a petite, Blliouimew. K'inronsnem, . annrtice, et Scr Bale ky ill Druggists. ITU , S Cent, PACifiC UMIFJCTUIIIMI CO.. ST. iOiiiS, MtHIBBARD'S RH EUMATIC SYRUP An PLASTER. No remedies known, so highly endorsed by its home peopfsv In the treatment of Brsdmatish andeUBlocddis. eases. OarKed. icol Pamphlet un mi en aa plioatloa,. . RNEumne SYMPCOHnWY, Jackson, Mich. DETECTIVES Euii4 t, mtf Ch,i,, aiuvMiitaM vaaritmctiMa mii uWtt Strf 1m. a lp sue aenmrr. rmllnfrMw tlraaaaa t Uetlt t Bar sail I.H Aala,CiacluitLA Oknteesil'nnHy Imted status. Send n.r. a ,i rl filntiOlnn &dfeldll9 Tun at CMHOl.OO I jaiUHli Chigo. ffl. SOLDIERS all ei: Feaelaaw, II 'A diss. puflj uacerr irv par, baimly collected; lleaertem A; Onlc-crs' travfl par. 7avrrHetsdi.suoc1aaor .10 Ice uvtts sen? rres. A.W. HeCtrWlEC 4 Bon. v.M.nw..i!.Cfa..-U.O. I nn east.xnro rsllaf leffOMl aOOEJJWJTIUE&agggS HrilfE CTIinV llook.teopinc,mislQesirrei mt I till I ue0si msuiri.AriUiineti cohort, hand, ate thoioof lilj taubtbrnrau. Clrcnlais dee. BBTAUr1! BuiiKiS90ou.sac Buffalo. N.Vj Smtl Llr,t!isaitain.iklsraMn,9WoatKi mis Tumi Aifc ma ce. tlntOH tlWi at Dr. Li Hair's Sanltnriaia M WaUaaam, JPt, Waraa. Ini riot n Is worth 1010 piir b.-und, Petttt's By Delia VS ,1 ,VWi eat is tola i wuu vw 91 ' tii-

PACIFIC

1711171? eopTof aieBajtsni sWUls aW StrrrPi3srinihtl

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' Iff AOQTAUf nBl) WITH THB OEOGBAKST OP TUB COO H TUT, WgJ. OBTAJaf MDOH PiLLt'AlBtfi UtTOHMAnON FROM A STUDY OF TXIS MAT OF XBM

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y.

Its central position and close cemiiecttonyitb. Kaetorn linae :a Otaioa co . and oontimiona Hnea at terminal points, Wast, Northwyst, and ,Boutfwest, raalce It the true mid-link to that treaeoonttnentej chain of f toed vUes . unites the Atlantic and Paclfio. Tto, lnoln linen am", brancbea tocluda CMooso. Jollet. Ottawa, LftSallo, Peoria. Geneseo, Moline ana Bock Island, m SlTnoV; Davenn Fivlrfle Id. ptwOsooaa, . West liberty, :fowa City. Dos Moines, Indtenola, WiritCTjtit, Atlaiitlc. Ka-

TrMn'ton. camii'i-on. St. ioseuh and BCsnsas City, in MUyjourl; LawenymS

sad Atchison In Kansas; Minneapolis and St. Paul, to Mlraieso ; wat.sv town and Sioux: Falls in Dek-ota, and runny other proeproua tpwne nod flUsa.

It also otrersi a vmoiuiii w u ia so mediate Lte vIbsbS; Banking: all trejiai'ars DAY

BlBEPINO 0AJJ& and (botweea Cbicxigo, St. .Joseph. Atchiopn aai Sansa CTl restf BJCoLnUNQ CHAiE OAB, aeate FRES to holders of tEroUBh

orst-ciaes ucsote. THE CHICAGO, KANSA8 & NEBRASKA R'Y tOREAT ROCK. ISLAND ROUTE Extends -wv-t and southwest from, Kansas City aad St. Joeoph to Flshj. bury, Noloon, Horton, Topeka, Herinjrton, Hutoninaon, Wichita, OaUma andaU points in Southern Nebraska Interior Kanaaa and y.P-,nS" paesenger oquipmeut of tho oolebrated Pullman namiifacfaan JSpMhaV lasted track, oi heavy 8 tool rail. Iron and etone bridges. All safety a ppUam; and modem lniprovementa. Oommcxllous, woll-builtstatiano. Cclrf V,Os UOnty, comfort and luxui.-y aaaured. this: famous albert lea noirire

lathe favoilto between Chicaao, Bock iilinneapollH a?aa sst. favu. rae wwnBi: i-v. Tfa n7al-nWv.m Drannli travflTSaB UIS "wheat and dsjry -beW of Northern Iowa,

Tho Short Jjine via Seneca sad Kankakeeoffers superior fhomuea to travel between Oinoinnati, Indianapolis, Lateyette, and Council BlufTa, 8t.Joe)ph, Atchison, raavenwoi-th, Kanaas City, ACnneajpolis id St, PauL PorTiokotu, Maps, oidsrs, or any riealrocl information, apply IjOaay Onhpon Ticket Ofilca iu tho TJnived.atwteaor Oaaada, oraddreas

E. ST. JOHN,. General Slasuiifer. OHIOAGO.

A WET

tk , wiuilnu linrkvted mm tl to uro damn hi a Kuoocr wui. anc at 11 flrat half hour's oxpcricnce lr. a storm to his torr-iw that It In Imr.Uv a better prolcctiim ilian a mosquito nettlnir, mt mly feels chagrined at Mug so bully taken in, but aim fcitli if be iloei not look exactly Ilk )

KEN

dM not lvt U rum iiuisd, wl firsciiptt, Aik iur the Finn Hlt.VND " suoavt JONES iioo i.tvcrs, tu loaiuga, waa Tax fttaw and Beam Bag fcr vwfaialrle. ttr AwiprKwttaw tnUiiB ibis taoei aad addraaa Wit 91 IINMAMTII. Some AgosU UL HAVt MADE 120 In one dav. KavrlATATjnk.-i. -i im Inliabeaseata, wouanUwoiucli.it. ll pwtHutthu t.-nilfril utiles, lo - ell nnr new pntout (Uiuole I ipo riilow-rhara hottler : tin- u..t iu the w..r'! : lla at siifht ; rood live 'isran can inak Iroiu .ua t $Ja week; rofcuUi nnidty at SljOeai'h. 8im5im lor terms to imhi. 8unls by csimw. l. J. it. UttAHAM. IVtroit, Midi. I CURE FITS! Wber. i say curs I ili not mean mtirnlr to atop tusn foratiuisandthimlliv tli.wi nnirn vria. laaaaa (milu-al cut. ri,avomail-'hndiiiiTioil-ITH, Wttf VPHY or FAlXIHM 81l!KNKSSaliflol.udj. I aiTaat my ivnindr to car thn wont oa . ascAUsa athara havo fmilud no rson for utA pi. w rosiuvina m cote. S.md t in.;a for a trotiand t.r" of my infallibla iviualr. l!iv KptM and Post Oflce, U. U. HOOT. dK C.J 183 Pearl BJ. Netr V"" r nrtMu-rtha and follr en dorse 81( ii as 'lie oaly MClfie lortnecexMtinisttr O.H.XNORw.HAt,M Da, AUI8;aTllRl, Ai. ! ' bar anUl III G r givn mat ui WotCHaaotA,, Cliti-aao ill. at.OQ. 8ol(, by iMucjlsts. SIAt'lilNKS ami Kllti l'ATl'KIlNS. or liiikluir ltil'; 1. ii-.H. Caoii. Slilu-iu-. it.-. Ma hniKfert -5i iiiujI foril. Haud foriatt- ri-diu-u i inii-o hti. . aQtW 00. avtooa, OMs.

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