Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 May 1888 — Page 4

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Some oAe Fez lowest jFI qf the Leaders ef Society. MODES FOS FAIR WOMEN. Kit Imfurmatlm far All UMn a DuMnmN Tutus and Ja tliHatitm. ht dn x jmsa. llay and June bride and their fairs ax oa ewery band demuding oar attehtkm. Their U-importaoee otbt teaser mortals is never questioned, ranch less lepndiatecL They lire in a, world all their ova. and happy the person who is pdrileged to stand outside and look on. That a cerUin bride is going to save a "tulip wedding" should over oomsr you; that she is going to hare ao maids of honor, as that h6 latest English lad, most make yoa stand amazed in ada-oa-toa; that she is going to travel in a black silk, so that no we will recognize her as a bride, must stupor yoa with the brilliancy of ber eruditioB. Bat bore is the creature too selfish to not sympathize irith her aelf-com-piacency? A woman is always more interested in a marriage (whether her SWA or another's) than any other eeremony in the world. Of coarse the bridal dress is the aunt important part of the whole affair; ber traveling suit, her bridesonuds' dresses, the wedding breakfast, nd even the ring itteif pale into insigaifieance before it Its outlines, its materia, its garniA STATELY BRIDE. tore mist all harmonize exquisitely. Some brides of the past season have selected moire silks, others the soft aillu, but the bridal dreasia its perfection is of soft, heariest satin. It eaa never ham a permanent rival, although the quantities of cheap cotton-backed satin now so easily procured has dona lometbing toward bringing it into disreputeIn the pure white satin bride's-dress we illustrate is shown just how every (old should fall and just how the gossamer bees should be arranged. The long pleated train is exceedingly foil sad stately in effect. The absence of orange flowers is decided this year. The proper bouquet for a bride to-day is one of pore white roses and feathery maidenhair ferns. From it should give bontonniere to each of her ohureh ushers. As for her T3, it should ba fastened with jeweled pins to her small, high coiffure and bang with airy lightness. ' The bodiee is nndoobtedlv the most important part of a costume. Upon its outlines, its perfect fit, its ornamentation, a dressmaker devotes her best enerirj. Tb most novel feature pertaining to them this season is their diversified trim ming. They still appear ent decollete in heart-soaped fronts; square in front, TKSCY BODICES. with a deep V in the back, however, is certainly the most popular. The first fancy bodice we illustrate has the square neck openiig over a - beaded chemisette. This is . a copper red peau de soie costume and the beadi are dull copper-colored ones. From the point of the bodice, curving gracefully over one shoulder, is a band of dark-blue plash, while the outlines of the opposite side are shown in a bead edging corresponding to the chemisette. Short puffed sleeves of tho silk are added. This bodice is becoming to slender and plump figures alike. White and colored laces are unboundedly in favor, and will certainly continue so throughout the entire summer. Our second fancy bodice is a desirable evening waist for a white French lace tunic over moire silk. As shown, these bodices are extremely decollete, the shoulder coverings being mere straps. In fact, one might say that low-necked dresses had reached

their height, or would yon say depth f This moire waist in pure milk white has a lace applique stomacher, and

sprays of pale apple blossoms on the right shoulder. No lady's wardroba is complete without a black small wrap. She may have coats and jackets stylish and comfortable; bat when she wishes to be perfectly dressed for returning calls, attending afternoon teas and recep tions, she must have a handsome, dressy wrap. The newest ones hare only short semblances of sleeves. For their trimming all kinds of jot passementerie, galloons, fringes and lares are utilized, sometimes every one of them being seen -on a garment, but of course they must be skillfully com bined so as not to make the garment seem over-loaded. Striped bengaline forms the founda tion of one which has its shoulder sleeves finished with pleatings of French lace; over the shoulders are placed bands of jet galloon, and' heavily jetted tape fringe finishes the lower edge of the garment proper. Maid mf Gran. The girl of -fashion, she who has just emerged from school, who is making a text of culture and a habit of grace, gees along the promenade for a constitutional or a call without as muoh as a coin in her hand. "Visiting cards are kept in the carriage-pockafc or the enff of her jacket; a tiny breast-pocket in her cost or wrap holds her car-fare; all bundles and parcels are delivered by messenger, and absolutely nothing is carried in her hand but "gentle peace." - And do you know the price of this grace? Not less than a term of Delsarto training, a tuition fee of tf, and persistent self-consciousness. There are attitudes for the fingers that go to make the hands expressive whether the arms are hung, swung, bent or curved. In the turning of the palms one may read or.assert pleasure, aversion, tolerance, indignation, wel come, sympathy, excitement, fear, or the whole category of feeling. The style is an admirable one, and illnstav war mm, ovnen' riding can, a girl's breeding. The Huaf fa Oofeff Out of JFaghion. The bustle and large tonruure are going out of fashion. There can be no doubt about the truth of this assertion, but it may ba two years before both will entirely disappear. Parisian dresses, especially thos for street wear, are not so boufiant as those worn last winter. In bustles there is a decided change. Instead of the pronounced hump jusi below the waist, the bustle is arranged to curve gradually from the iratst-line, and with the dress reeds lnnst form a foundation over which the drapery will fall in an unbroken slanting lino to the edge of the dress. Many of the ball dresses are made to be worn without bustles and have three reeds in the back of the skirt. Afternoon gowns of thin white goods are made in the same way, and there is no gainsaying their comfort is not beyond that of the dress to be wora with wire bustle. Princesse dresses with trains are being revived by a few modistes, but fashionable tosto is as yet not quite ready for them. A Bnibfc Snfrvr (tore far Cmrtm. There are comparatively few Nevi York girls in the u'tra-fashionable sel who wear the regulation corset. Host of them are so slender that stays art not needed except to keep the waisl trim and shapely, and this w.mt is sup plied by tiny little pointed corsaleti that are laced on each morning. These corselets do not cover the bust, a nd thui leave the lungs with plenty of breathing-room and the chest an opportunity to expand. The active exercise of tennis and Badminton, bowling and swimming, just now most popular, has forced the stifi corsets out of favor, and it is probable that as long ss it is the fashion to be healthy they will not beworn. i'mief-a. Pretty dressing gowns are composed of plain and striped molloton or fine cashmere in light shades, trimmed witl a plastron or band of plush, to suit the individual taste. The old-time girdle is au fait. UOPFEB shades oi rod have giver place to the richest mahogany and ruby tints, which for the house are veiled with lacs or net and made nr. with panels, vests and shoulder oi-na ments of fine jet. x RKJfCH modistes have taken tc doves-gray suiting again, and beside; the silver surah with silver braiding they handle foulards, moire antique, cashmere and faille, which are fashj ioned with jaunty vosts of white ribbed silk or thin cream-color corduroy fastened with silver buttons. Pali yellow, the tint of a primrose, is a shade that is seen in almost overj article of wearing apparel. It is becoming to the fairest blonde and the darkest brunette. Any one with a oloai complexion can wear it to advantage. Hence us popularity, in tue now batistes and lawns intended for mid summer wear it is especially lovely,

Mast a man who -tries to ride A hobby, gets nhrown finally. Boston Post. The paper-hanger ought to succeed. He's stuck on his business. -Philadelphia Call Tin; history of the decline and fall of the sparrow it. yet to be written, Philadelphia Call. . Some people are ao constituted that they would kick at a foot ball match. jJoslon Transcript. Mamma "Who dwelt in the Garden of Eden, Freddie? FreJdie Oh, I know; the Adamses! The Treasury Department uses 18,000 towels a month, and yet the surplus is not wiped out The fruit of ambition is seldom so sweet when tasted as it had been pleasing to the eye. Philadelphia Call. Thr career of the spring chicken is brief. It never lasts longer than till necks tweak. Pitta burg h Chronicle. Host men look out for number one. Host women look out for number two at the shoe store. Burlington Free Press. "Discbepascies in my accounts f " repeated the bonk cashier indignantly; "not a bit of it. The accounts are all right to a mill. The trouble is with the cash. SomerviUe Journal. Pabaoet.sus located the soul ajb the pit of the stomach. A blow in the stomach is likely to double one up, which accounts for "two sonls with but a single thought 'Texas Siflings. As A proof that the Indian is advancing, it is said that he now orders beer instead of whisky when he enters a frontier town. This might bo called Improved Order of Bed Men. Texas Sifting 8. Monkeys by the hundreds can bo seen hanging by the tails to telegraph wires in Mexico. In this country tho monkeys usually hang to pretty girls' or scoot from the boot of au enraged father. Areola liecord. "Fob hiccough, hold the breath," writes a gentleman who pretends to know what to do when other people 3on't, Will the gentleman please tell us how to lot go of tho hiccough long enough to get a firm grip oh the breath? Minneapolis Tribune. Vaoeast Beg pardiug, mum, but could ye have the kindness to lend me a box of sardines to open with' this can-opener? Mrs. Oatcake Sorry I can't, poor fellow; but here's a dipper of water and a tract I kinder hate to send the poor away empty-handed. Judge, Citizen I'm surprised that you have become such a careful driver, Jake. You used to be tho most reck less driver on the street!). You ran into half a dozen different carriages to my certain knowledge. Teamster I'm drivin a mighty light wagon, now, an iv me una, Uinaiui rrorttt Landlaiis (swell boarding-house) Have you any children, madam? Ap plicant (meekly) Only one, a little boy, and he is sickly. Landlady (dubiously) I hardly know what to say, madam. Some of those sickly children often linger a long time, yon know, and I dont like to take any chances. New York Sun. "I have a girl," says a German, "who is so modest that she always goes into the next room to change her laind." Then an Englishman retorte 1, "My girl is so modest that she always runs indoors when she is told that tho wind is going to shift" Then a Frenchman said, "My girl is so modest that she will not have anything to do with the naked truth. 1ST THE N0BSHBT. The baby in tho cradle erics, And high its shrill wreams ria ami in jfcer; Tho tears aro dreaming from its eyes Upon te 1 innga tho oroera!d lies Ana mulling reads : "In Silk AtUre " Bottm Courier. The aoason dramatic (Irara near to a clnsa. And bombard now many ii, Tliespiau bios, Xbo aad lac'i of abekloa, bii empty pun ' nowa. Compelling a passiigo on toot o'er the tios ; Yot who his prl ration oonld ever onco gucs-j When bearing htm boast of tho eeason'a succoss. ISotton Bwliiet. A enixTXD nnnvKK One oi the attaches of the Chinese legation has had his photograph taken and has boen presenting it to friends and acquaintances lndios mostly with inscriptions in Chiaose characters npon the back. One young lady has had the photograph on the mantel in the drawiag-room ever since sho got it, and she takes pains to show it to verr one who calls. She does not tell them, however, that sho received it only after persistent appeals to tho young Chinaman. Perhaps she may after this : Tho other day, it appears, a gentleman called at tho house of her father, who has long resided iu China and knows the language of the country well. To him she turned for a trans lation of tho characters on the back of the photograph, "for," said ohe, "my friend, the Chinaman, wouldn't toll me what they meant, and as ho acted so strangely about tho whole matter, I am really curious to know what they say." Tho gentleman glanced at the writins?, and then at the orirl. '.''hen he broke on';: "I would rather not." , "Why?" "Well, they" ho hesitated. The girls kept urging bin). His protests had the effect of m.ikiug hor more per sistent. But at last he yioltlod, and here is what ho read : "fn the Celestial Empire, whore pa guns toil, it is not considered becoming in a young maiden to ask for tho picture of a young man, and such as would do so would bo punished for immodesty; but in this land, where civilization is at it3 height, young ladies permit them selves to do things which their heathen sisters would blush area to mention." This is a true story, as far as the reading of the gentleman is concerned. Whether tho charaotors really meant what he said they did, is qnito another question. Washington Cor. New York Tribitw. NoTHJUrt except a battle lost can ba half so melnncholly ns a bnttlo won, Puke of Wellington,

What's the Hatter with Teitr Stood 1 dntland Proa. J As muoh Mood goes through the kidneys as toes through tho heart. There is nothing startling about (Mb faot except it be a revoTatfou. Muy people bare but a dim idea of tho real work of the lidnnja The; not only drain the water fi-oin tho aystem, bat also the poisonous matter vhick that water holds in solution to cany out of the system, Over half the time, fcotrever, the kidneys fail to do this work) What is the result? Gradual failure of strength and hoalth and eventually death by Bright,1,! PiwiaH or aorao tmeaspeoted kidney disease. But particularly in the spring of tho year, When one's blood ia filled with poisonous waste, as it invariably is at that time, yoa feel depressed, tired, languid, do not seem to have any disease, but your system does not respond to the gonial warmth of summer and spring as formerly. You had better look out! The kidney poison is accumulating in the blood. Tonics won't do any goa, thoy simply treat effects. You ,u only neruro a radical, thorough renovation of tho avstom by the prompt use of Warner's Safe Gufe, which is tho only reliable, ecioiitifio spaoifio for tho blood, because it is the only known s-pecific hi the world for the kidneys, which are tho only great blood puriSera. GEO.- P. B&GBWAT, 08 Martian Bt, Clovol&nd, O., Ex-Deputy Sheriff, from urio sold poisoning of the Kood, became at times totally blind, and waa troubled with groat giddiness, in 1832, attar BuiTerlng lor many years, and being distressed teyond moaaure, he tboronghly purified his blood by means of Warner's Safe Cure, and aaya: "I have never had a day's trouble since, anil have fully recovered my health. Warner' Safa Cere saved my life," KEV. J. P. AHNOLD, of Csmden, Tew., in 78 and 81 waa grievously sill feted witb many abscesses, caused by D.dney-poisonea blood. The abscesses were Uto tot manv months and eartsed great distress. After thoronchly purif ying his blood with Warner's Sato Cure In lStd, he reported, that in 1SBS he was strong and well, over IX year of age, and able to preach regularly. CAPT. W. 6. UOBINSON, I'nited States Ma rine Inspector tor the chain of lakes, residence Buffalo N. Y. in 1881 had a slight eruption on h.s hands. It soon apresd to nia faoo, and he was almost blind. Bis body

was coverea witn sugnt, naicr scales, lus skin Itched excruciatingly. For two yoavs ha gradually grew worse, trying atuwsr, evorytblnc imuetnablo. In 1833. after havtne civen no bona oi recover, ha becan nsinu War ner's Safe Cure. "Twouty Lotties," he says, "completely cored me, and today I am atrcng ana wou as ever. JAatKS WIGHT, 896 Fifth Ave., Vew York, andertd for years from inflammatory rheoUatiam a blood disorder but hi 1889 was fully restored to health by VYaruor'a gate Cure, and reiuaiiia well t4-day. The four above causa ere as good as a million. Thoy prove what is stated, tl.&t tho organ that removes tho impurity from the blood most effectively ia the kiduoy, sad for this when impaired there is but one sound, rational method of treatment Dr. Bio Lewis, who waa opposed to the usa of medicines in coneral, thought ao highly of this remedy that ho said if he had eenoua kidney diaeaso he short d use it. Ask your friends and neighbors what they think of it In the spring of the year, whon debility Is so prevalent, and the seeds of diseaeo aro sown that may have a fatal bloenorting before tho fall, the prudent man and woman will give the system a thorough cleansing and purification. The Coming American. The gradual change of the American Anglo-Saxon into a typo resembling that of the Iroquois and Cherokees and other Indian tribes, bos been observed by a host of writers; and among the agricultural population of the West, any European traveler might be startled to meet with stalwart, eagle-faced men of pure white blood, but so strangely resembling Indians in face and form that they could readily pass for halfbreeds. German physicians established iu the United States have summed up in a most impressive way thetie physical changes. With the second or third generation, Indian feature,! appear. The European color, fades - out; tho glandular system becomes reduced to its minimum ; the skin becomes dry as leather, and loses its warm tint. The skull becomes smaller ami becomes rounder or pointed; the hair darkens and becomes straight and smooth. The neck lengthens, tho jaw becomes massive. The cheek-bones enlarge and become prominent; the sockets of the eyes very deep. The eyes aire net more closely to one another; and their expression is savage and piercing. Tho eyes darkens. The larynx enlarges, and the voice become hoarse and shrill. The bones of tho extremities lengthen without brondpnirtff that cloves are expressly manufactured in Paris and London for the United States with exceptionally long fingers. Other extraordinary changes also appear in the skeleton. Within twelve generations, all the positive signs of now race formation have made themselves manifest among the people of the United States; what then will the population be within another 200 years? That the Americans are becoming an eagle-visaged people in certain, and that many Indian physical - characteristics are being developed among the original American population is indubitable. But tho future race promises to be something far superior, not only to the Indian, but superior to any race now existing superior physically, in activity, endurance, force; superior mentally, in rapidity of comprehension, foresight, analytic perception. There will bo no tribe-difforences beyond a doubt; the American of tho raeiho and Atlantic slopes will not resemblo each other in all things; nor will the fixed populations of the South resemble those of the North in the twenty-first century of modern history. AW Orleans Times-Democrat. J Killing WolTwWitli Whalebone. Lieut Schwatka savs that "one use of the whalebone to which ths Esquimaux iput it, and one case which como under my personal observation, I must not allow to pass unnoticed. Whenever wolves have been unusually predatory, have destroyed a favorite dog or so, or dug up a cache of reindeer meat just when it was needed, or in any way nave aroused the ire of the Innuit hunter, he takes a strip of whalebone about the size of those used in corsets, wraps it up into compact holical mass like a watcn spring, naving previously sharp'ened both ends, then ties it together Iwith reindeer sinew, and plasters it with a compound of blood and grease, which is allowed to freeze, and forms a binding cement sufficiently strong to bold tho smew string at every second or third turn. This, with a lot of sinu-lar-lookine baits of meat and blubber. is scattered over the snow or ground, and the hungry wolf devours it along with the others, and when it is thawed out by the warmth of his stomach, it elongates and has the well-known effect of whalebone on tho system, but, having the military advantage of interior lines, its ofl'ccta are more rapid, killing the poor wolf, with the most horrible agonies, in a coup e of day." A Disconsolate Widower. "You must cheer up, liomembor that evervthinc is for the best You must not grieve. Just remember that your wife is in heaven, where there is everlasting peace," said llov. Higgles to Ool. Snowfer, who had recently lost his wife. The Colonel shook his head, and replied, sadly: "I wish I could think so, but I can't. Thoro may have been pence in heaven before she got there. You don't know what nort of a woman sho was. As soou as she gets to a place all peace stops then end thoro." Texas SiUnas. Woman's Modesty. Mauf womon are proveuttd by foolinga of dolicaty from consulting a phyaioUn in those disorders arhniig from functional derangement of her peculiarly dolico to organ am, and the most serious results are often ctuiHOd by this ogloct, To such persons lr. Piereo'a Favorito Proscription ht a i eepoa: il boon, as it offer.) a euro aud saf o euro for all tbo; diatrojaitig dtaor-lors to which woman aro peculiarly subject, while it saves a mod t girl or woman from thu emhaiTausment ,f a personal coihmltitton with a physician. "Favorite ProMriptiun" is tlu only medic no for woman's peculiar w-akiii'&ias and aJmouts, aold by drngiata, mider a poaill' o guarantee from tho manufaolurora, lint it mil giro aatiifaotion ia ovory oas. or money vi'l b.) rofuudtd. Sjo cnaiunUo on bottle wrappor. Wo. it aro tho gioat.4 attachments made? More aifstiits than Ipvp stilts aro brought oa by attachments.

Tito Earth Exhale Polaoa To the air in looalltles whore vegetation, rotted by f rot hots. Is laid bare to the ana's ray by ti e retiring flood. Millions of square acre, in the vicinity of the great tributaries of th Missis linpi unci the Missouri in the South and South treat, give forth this fever-laden missmatto rapor, disseminatina malarial pestilence broadcast. Not only throughout the great West, but wherever on this Sohtinent fevel and ague makes Its periodic appearance and what locality ia wholly sxenrpt from it? Hobtatter's Ktonisch Bitter j is the ru cognized do foiifio, the moat hlahly accredited and popular means of onto, l over and ague, bilious remittent dnmb ague and agoe oabe are eradicate 1 by It. Nor la it loss otr.t wbon used to remove constipation, liver remtdaiut and dya. 1'Cpsta, Uliiuey troubles, nervousness and rheumatic ftthmnts. t'Be-it urou tho first aitiearauce of these tro.'bloa. and with persistence. Preliminary Hallway Work. A narrow-gauge road twenty-two miles long was planned and a company organized, in Wisconsin, and nn Eastern man, who scented a chance for profitable investment, called upon tho President to make some inquiries. "How is the new line getting on?" ho asked, after some general conversation. "Splendidly. We have the right of way for the first five miles, and have taken steps to gobble it for the other seventeen." "How much stock have yon issued ?" "Two hundred thousand dollars." "And how much has been sold?"

"Well, you see, it has all been preliminary thus far. We have sold enough stock to buy blue uniforms for all the general officers, furnish up several rooms with mahogany desks and moquetto carpets, and, as soon as wo can work off sufficient to purchase horses and carriages for President, Secretary and Treasurer, and furnish tho Superintendent with a yacht, we shall begin the real serious work of building up a grand trunk line." Wall Street Kews. Srutulciiu or Catarrh, Dull, hoary headache, obstruction of tho nasal passages, dieohargea falling from the head into the throat, Bomot-.mea profuse, watery, ami acrid, at others, thick, touaoious, mucous, purulent, b.oody aud putrid; the eyes are weak, watery, aud inllamed, Umro hi ringing in tho ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to cloar tho throa', expo torat ou of offousiyo matter, together with scabs from nicer ; ihj voice is obanged and has a uaial twang; tho breath is offensive; smell and taste aro impaired; there is a sensation of dizziness, w.Ui meutal depression, a hacking cough and general debility. If you have all, or any considerable uu tuber of these symptoms, you are aofforiug from Nasal Catarrh. The more complicate 1 your disease has become, tho greator the number and diversity of symptoms, '.thousands of oases annually, without manifoating half - of tho above symptoms, result in consumption, and end in tho grave. No disease is so common, mora deceptive and dangerou, or lose understood, or more unsuccessfully treated by physicians, five hundred dollars reward is offered by tho manufacturers of Dr. Bago'a Catarrh Remedy, for a case of catarrh which thoy cannot cure. Remedy sold by druggist, at only 51) oenta. Women and Bees. Eebecca Harding Davis advises beeraising as an employment for women, because it takes only land enough to get the hives and a small capital; because hives and honey boxes come now ready to bo put together, which any woman can do; because the beea make their own living; because tho little time thoy require interferes with no other occupation she herself carried on bees successfully with a baby in her arms and the other, children near; and because they give real pleasure ond relief from tedium, as well as profit. Ex-Aid. 8. O. IHshinan Happily Surprised. "lather, wo ars maah pleased at soeinc you home again. Come, sit down and toll us of your Journey." '-Well, I have been out about fivo weeks this tim- and have met with gratifying results. 1 1-" v9 written many policies, and what ia till m ..- pleasing. I And that the Maiooic Mutual Benefit Association is becoming very popular in this state. row, i-.ttie, ton mo now you are; I boo von aro iookine ro much bettor.' "Vos, father, that rheumatism which has given me eo much pain for months has entirely left mo. Oh! I was so lame a part of tho time that I could scarcely stand upon my foot Hibbard's Ilheumntio .' yrup and I'lastors cured mWelI. Effio. that reminds mo I have hetrd mors praise for that romcdy than any other ever known; erory place where I have been I hear the people speak of its merit, both as g great medicine tor rheumatism and a blood purmer. Woll. fivther. vou can ro3oniruend it: Sat that I believe it to bo oue of the best in the world." . iirriE u disidun, Third street, Grand Itapida, Mich. Dca 31. 18S7. i A nosOM friend the oliest protcotor. Yanttv Fair. Consumption, Wasting Disease, And General Debility. Doctors disagree as to the relative value of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites tho ouo supplying strength and nosh, the other giving nerve power and acting as a touio to tho digcatiro aud entire system. But iu Sco t's Emulsion of Cid Liver Oil with Hypopuosphites (ho two are combined, and the effect ia wonderful Thousands who have derived no permanent benoiit from ethor preparations have been cured bv this, fc'eott's Emulsion is perfectly palatable and is easily digested by those who cannot tolerate plain Cod Liver Oa Why should the company of jailors never bo tolerated? Because thoy keep bad compaay. ; Amoko the peoplo of to-day there aro fow indeed whohavonot heard of tho merits of Prickly Asn Bark and Bex ries, as a household roniedy. Xeas and drink bare ben ma le of thorn for centuries, and ia hundreds of faniilten have formed tho solo reliance in rheumatio and kidney diseases. Prickly Ash Bittors now take the place of tho old evstom and is more beneficial in all troubles of this na ture. Why have you no cause to foar tho arrows of icsetitiuont from an old man? Because he never had a beau. News About Town. It is the current report about town that Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs is making some romarkablo cures with people who are troubled with Coughs, horo Xhroit, Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. Any druggist will givo you a trial bottlerw of tott. It is guaranteed to relieve aud cure. Tho Largo Bottles aro 50c and SI. A suMMBiir proceeding taking otf your fiaunol. tViicao) Hue. 'HOUGH OS ITCH" Ointment cures Skin Hu mors, Pimploa, FleahWorma, Ring Worm, Tetter, Saltlthoum, Fronted Foat, Chilblains, Itch, Ivy Poison, Barbor's Itch, Scald Head, Eczema. SOc. Druggists or mail E 8. Weils, Jersoy City,JL J. Consumption iuely Cured. To the Editor : -Please luform your realen that I have a positive remedy for -Jia above-n-tuied diseaso. By its timely use thousands ot bopoless cases havo boi-n rwmauently cured. 1 shall bo glad to soud two bottles ot my remedy rniiu to any of your readers who have consumption if tney wtll send in their Eiinoss and P. O. address, l.'esn ctfully. T. A. SI.OOUM. Si. ;.. 15,1 Pearl Bt N. Y, "BOUGH OS NEURALGIA." L Druggists. liouaHOH ItOEtjMATisn." $1.5'.). Druggists. aEOUGH ON ASIHMA." S1.50. Druggists. HOUGH ON AlA-AltlA." 1.8 Druggists, or prepaid by Eprosa.E.S.Well, Jorasy City. Ask your shoe aud hardware dealers for Lyon's iloel Stiffoners; thoy keep boots aud ahoos straight If You Feel Tired Woik and weary, worn out, or ru t down from bard work, by liupovcil ahoJ cotnUt.ou of the blood or low tttto ot tiic system, you should taSte Hood' SanapariUa. The ptvaliar tonimr, lrarifyiutraiid vitalizing qualm-s f thi furctt&tful mctlidnn are scoa it'll throuxhutit tiio oiitiru syst , csiflllu tUsoas, atid g.Yi!i vi &. iiea'lhy ficUon to cvrry o-gan. It tonca tJic Kcit;tk'lt. cifale.i on awet.tea aud rcu.it1 tha tlrer and kidneys. Thousands who havo tafcea It wltli boiiciU testify th UooU'a SamaparUla "makoa tUe weak a roug." Mood's Sarsaparilla T have lakci, not unite a l-otdo ot Hood's Sawapaliila, aud must nay it i oae of the bett uvxilcinoa for pivinsr an appetite, purifying tho bUod and reptulrffriug Uio diKtMtivo oram Out 1 evor beard o. It di.t me a Kivat deal of gucd." -H as. K. A. Staxi-ey, Cuius tott, X. V, Makes the Weak Strong Krelirif languid aud dizzy, bavtuff no ai;ot:to and no alub.i.on to work, 1 took UmUM Saraaparilla, vit'i the hrt resnlta. As a beaUh inviUortor ad f r gct,rr.tl 4'ebiUty I think it superior to any thins elao." A- A. iti K Kit, tmca, N. V. I too. Hood's Hm -sapartUt fr -09 of ftvpotlte, dr pcpiaan.lEe!.r Ut'ior. It did miavaal amount Of il'tt. J. W. Wii.t,EFOiu yiiii! y. IU. Hood's Sarsapariiia SeW br all .Irujr-rinN. $1 ; six for $t. Prepare t only liy 0. 1. IIOOU k CO., A? i!'o,?rkw. If well. 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'Jlu-iaehiODBd kind full grown: I-fulfi Jack's went c owa but with a frownjiu oiea irom -cause unknown." Ftuiies will eupemede many frowns, and many discomforts will be unknown, when Dr. Piaroo'u Pleasant Purgative Pellets entirely supersede, as they bid fair to do, the large aud leas efficient pill of our forefathers, Every day they gain new J laurelsl Most popular when ruiut ilia abound. Vim world doughs every mftnthcbreftdthnt he knetids. fmtchall lima. 1 want to thank yon." writes s young matt to E. F. Johnson & Co., Riebmoud,Ya., foi plaoiug mi in a position by which I ahi enabled to make money taster than lever did bordre," Thlau but a sample oitract of the many hmdrod 01 liinilar lettor received by the shore firm. Bee their advertisement in another oolr.aan. HOUGH ON HATS," for rata, mica, bugs. 15c.' "HouaKONCATJjraK." Only absolute cure. 60a "Eouou oh Cobms." Hard or soft oorns. 15a "Itouan on Tootuache." Instant rtUsf. 15a HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRt'P PIASTERS. Ko remedies knows, so highly endorsed by in homo people, in (he treatment el Rhenmat I m and alt Blood diseases. Our Medical P am p h 1 e t sent free on ap plication. BlISOUTIO BTRvr Co-Mar, Jackson, Mich. SICK OR WELL YOU WILL HE INTERESTED Inreading this formula. It Is not a peculiar remedy put up to son for a cent; a dose. We challenc the world to prcdtice a Medicine equal to it in merit aa a family remedy. The combination make tt the greatest BLOOD MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. PaonnriQ Qnrrnnin A a cat hurt lo It will restora UdoufliduavluUdi tho lonels to their ncrmal rouiMioit without pain or griping and has romarkablo virttia In tbu treatment of habitual coustlpat on, tcdigott mi, an 1 as a ton'e for the stomach it bus no riva',, u used iu thta syrup. Blnnlr Pnhntth u p rwerful and useful rorutDldlu Ltllllllill, ody, acting primarily oa the nervous system, kidneys wl uterine organs, lliiinnrm Dnnt In alt tllsoasea of woman it UUltulll nUilt, stands first and foremost as tonia and reculator. hnlirnrilg Dndt Jpoiorful!y oholvwfue, workUUllCl iitlUJl, lu with great energy on the liver- It Is f .lso an xcellent touio aa well as cathartin am: alterative, acting upon the secretive and ttbaortont Sn la of the body. Unnriiinhn powerful in Its actlou, workluf; flldllUl flku, with groat energy upon tho Ht.' aud small In testines, and is invariably nsed for habitual con it patioii. T31H3F3C- 8 ti"'"' lazaai lte'-'w'' t"1 DnnilnnV 1 oxoellent for Bheumatiam, ByphDuluUKi ills, Kidney and Liver diseases; aud for all akin diseases it has no rival. FOKO BOOl U &alUa LU1 1-0o(Bbn-IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, whieh are everywhere recopnlzed by the MEDICAL FACULTY aa being the best-known Bload Touloj, our medicine contaUi UAI1E D11UGS, rendering -HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC 8YRUP A BLOOD MEDICINE, UNRIVALED IN MERIT. It is a sate FAMILY MEWCIN'. because it cuuttvius no opiates or poisaa. Children, invalids aud ilolicata persona will find it the best medicine aid tonic they can use. No homo should bo without it. Always in season, Swing, Sumtntr, Autumn and Winter. If voa cannot procure it of your druggist, send direct to i Price in no i r. bottles SS.nq The best and mrest Ecmedy for Core of all diseases caused by ny-eraagettsf the liver, Kidneys, Stotaeh and Bowels. Dyspcpain, Sick Head-Che, CoutJpation, BiMous Conrolaints sad -bOarUof n kinds yield readily to the bcsc-C t iifluesce vt It is pleasant to the tests, tones np the ayatem, rcstorca ana prcs-rv en health. It is purely Vegetable, and cannot Ml t' prova kCEefiei-I, both to old aud yoBg. As a Blond Purlflcr it is superior to all other. Sold everywhere at $1.00 a bottle. STEKETEE'S DryBitters! Ma ice your own sitters Why pay a Dollar for a bottle of Stomach Bitters, containing mcro poor whiskey than medicine, when tho undersigned will rnd you by mall on 4 oz. package it ROOTS. HERBS and BERHIEa whlcbwill nuVeOKB GALLON of tho best TONIO anyone ever usL Th uso of this Tonic lias cured INDIGESTION, DTSPEPSIA, FKVEB and AGUE; as an appetizer none better; acts on tb Kidneys aa l general debility, nnd give Tone to the Stomach: in fact 1 challenge all other Tomes. It is far the cheapest Tonic known. One neck ago will equal oun dozen bottles of ordinary Bitters sold at One Dollar per bottle. Full direeiiUon9 on every package, ABk your Drutrgif t for "STEKETEE'S DRY TBITTIIRB." If your dm gist does not keep them on sale, then send to the uudet sisned. I will send one package to any address within the U. S. on receipt of 6e. TJ.8. postam stamps taken In payment. Two pack, aires 50c, and a trial bottle of STEKETEE'S NEURALGIA DROPS included. Address, GEO, O. TEKETKK, Grand Rapids. Mich. Use STEKETEE'S PIN WORM DKSTKOYL euro cur. Price 5 cents. TOK AUU BISOKDERH OF THE Stomach, Liver C6T and Bowols -TAK PILLS STRICTLY VEGETABLE. Co re Constipation, Indteestion, Dyspep5la,rBssV Bick Headache, Liver Complaints, I of Ap petlto, Biliousness, Nervousness. Jaondice, etc. For Sale by all Druggist- Price, its Cents. PACIFIC aiksiUFACTURIktB CO.. ST. LOUIS. MH Rf53R Elv's Cream Balm rj"i'"lSjrTriLTJl " imsss&t; cor. in iim.i - I CURES 1 - CATARRH. Hot a Xiiquid or Banff. Aimlv Balm Into meh novtrll. HAYiEVER EU UltUi, Oi Umm tcli St., S. VUNCOVERED. 1 urtat voormmt ik4 . hi Auirrican Agtttfiy. for only iJfccetttt In iofiftg6fUmpa;y0UVuUtrirr! rtttiio gn nuntttr ot' ri,ixiu,calU:gut, bk, Mmplc urka .! rt, tir-.-ubr, Itiiicn.-liirs, 'U(eir, penr-nst H-li)-l, rl.,tc., I'SCOVHUSO I) y-titUt 6t-t ltwd flritloftbw trtvai tjnn,l.f meat mlseacjf fcuUjurt. 'lliu .hue tistiucHare liUllialHrrxtorj oflvu -ecvirs) tl:t u bU ! if t'Ur tiast-a, uouJJ vwU i-XtT 40 oasU. "1 bun4 ti Nun and wuitim mk Inrj-e atmtB if muary In tb gtncj ttfiotit leuiol niilli.m.'f tlullav rlli of goudtat yearlf .M throttph ngvuu- 'I lti lir'.toiy U tcusrit noil uwduvlM Irodirs publishers InH-kw-tU-rt, ttv,ltv tlcaUr), !nvntcn and pmnut'oi itims pf thtl tiictloIatr3 3iiti;urwp4 It la reganl4 s ilieetaiidnri) April talMrrotitttifUit'vviWftHtlUfetleil usion, Uar.tx rmniU 'l wltwit' 8m i-p-r lit U. nlmt naniraarvia U f.illk'-p tw II h now notiy (.uklny Uiinps that com tut, nl.iU Mttttirc nlll llow lo1IiPttii ttrctly ttr'm. 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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y. Its cor tral position and close conneotton with Eastern lines at C-toaao anl continuous linos at terminal point, Wes , Northwest, and. SouthwBt, mall o it the true inid-lin)c tn that trttnscontii lental chain of stoel -vrhich unites the Atlantic end Pacific. Its main lines e nd breaches include Chlcairo, Joliet, Ottawa, LaSalle, Peoria, Geneseo, If oline and Bock bltuid. In Illinois : pavenport, Muacatine, Washington, Pali field, Cttumwo, OsktUoosa, V7 oet bity, Iowa, City, Dos Moines, Indianola, Wintei-set, Atlantic, Knoxvilla, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centre and Counc il Bluffs, In Iowa; oallnttna Trsnton, Cameron. St. Joseph and Kansas City, l i Missouri ; Leavoitwortn and Atchison, in Kansas; Minneapolis acct St. I au1, in Minnesota ; Water to'am aw. Sioux Falls in Dakotu, and many ot her p -of porous towns anc3 craec It also ofitirs a CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from tl ie Pacirlo Coast and intar mtidlato iilaces, luakitiff all transfers in Union cepots. Fast Trains of fto'i D.Y COi.CHES, olosfant DININO OAES, nuMrniUcent PULLMAN PivLAOll 8LEEPIN3 CAHS, nnd (between Chicago, St. Joseph, Atchison and Kanitai Cli.y) reatttl RECLINING OHAXB CASS, Beats F JKE to holders of t-rouaHl flnt-claes tickets. THE CHICAGO KANSAS & NEBRASKA RT (CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE! B tends '.vest and southwest from Kansus City and St. Jcaepbi to Ittdf bury, Nelson, Horton, Topeka, Herington, Hutchinson Wichita, CsldweDandall points in Southern Kibroska Interior Kansas and beyond. EnUr papseuset' equipment of the celebrated Pullman manufacture. SoliiUybal las tod tra :k of lionvy eteel rail. Iron and stone br idnres. All Sfil'ety appllanoes and modern improvamonts. Commodious, weU-built station-. Centy.cai tointy, co:iifortand luxury assured. THE FAMOUS ALBERT 8.EA ROUTE Is the fuvorlto botweoa Chicago, Hock Island, Atchison, Kansas City, anil MinnoHjoliaard St. Paitl. The tourist route to all Northern Summer! Maorte. Its- Watortowii Bi-anoh traTerses the most ptxdnctive lands oftheiTeal "wheat at A dairy bolt"1 ot Northern Iowa, 8outnw istern Minnesota, ax d Isast Cc ntru! Dakota. ' The 6b ort 3vino via Seneca and Kankakeeoffer :i superior facl!iios to travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Laftvyette, an i Council Blufis, 8t Joaeols. Atohis"" i.i.won worth, Kansas City, Minneapolis , and St. Paul. " Por-K.-iwM, Maiis, FoId'r3, or any desired information, apply to a;iy OoxponTlcHttOfflcd iu the United States or ConaOa, or address

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