Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 April 1891 — Page 6

The boy may live to be

the poor horse for want of a blanket in the stable has to die at 20.

Ask for

FREE— Get from your dealer free, the this sprim:. $4 Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable intormntion about horses. Th« mti,

Two or three dollars for a 5/A Hone Blanket will make your horse worth mora and eat less to keep warm.

5/A Five Mile 5/A Boss Stable 5/A Electric 5/A Extra Test

30 other styles at prices to suit everybody. If you can't get tliem from your ie&ler. write us.

DUSTERS

ARE THE BEST.

100 stvles, prices to suit all. W'M. Aviiu S Sons, Ph ii.adelpiila. bold by all dealers.

The ot:lv ihb "Fish Univi be must Vc ur* seem strong, t•,-?. storm wuhevt sure to fid the* that it cos* 5 Jffs waterproof c" »t you wait 1 11iI uj

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buy a ihe dealer Vun coat is Manif**'' Mark, ar.dvjjv ever maril-. 1' you cr.-t 1.,'ve Mr without, ts'rr. catalogue !*c:

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other

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rrrns to i* when

proof coat

in.: nlnst-atecJ

lO'- irJSS.

BOILiNG WATER

OR MILK

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ORTING.

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

O A

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LABELLED, i-2 LB. TINS ONLY,

fciX'SAitfi

l:«e Pnrker's Ginger 1 0111c.

HINDERCORMS.

'li»e onlv purr rurMor Coma.

Sioui aUjuwu. ISc. a Drugt :gj»ta, or UlbLUX & CO., N. Y*

to,000 ACENTS WANTED

to Bupply tUo iMi|irrnliv- demand for o(M).(HH) copies of the only ulilc and aiillicniic I.ffe ot

Gen. WM.TECUMSEH SHERMAN

IIr HAJ. 1A. Unit nr.I Ilr JIA#. llOHAIID nnil \t. H,hHllKlt JOHNSON' This work is ft written l.ijt-nitn/tif tli« Huroof "Mnrchin# through OoorifiR" •-his ro« mitniic youth--Unlliant Oare«r

Patriotic Manhood—

in War uc&tttilul UJd

A£h—of thrill*!"/

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forAjfClltH

heiid for outfit or best term* to III ItltAICI) BK0S.% Pub*., 100 Huti: St.i PUiluda*

10 WEAK 1EN

Bufforing from tho effccts of youthful errors, early decay, wasting weakness, lostiiianliooil. etc., I will Beml a valualilo treansu (pciilorl oontainiiifi full particulars for homo cur". FRE£nf rli:ir| e. A pplcndul mcilical worli: uli"i:Ui ii" n-nl hv every laan who le ncnrcu* jn:: ilobilraK.-l. Adl'lrfthS. 6-\ r'l'V'"

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Over 100 rt^'« w»il bv ono drnpplst. 'iheyJ Shave t.o equal f.routingl)iuir.ejb»,Ilendacbc.p Cusllvcnc&is, Miliaria, Liver ComjOuiiit, l'cvt 1 Mnnd .Apie. IndiKe^Jion. H:v?knch. Jiixi nil fUvcr mid Stomaeh troubles. Thry Never

Knil. hold bv all «lr.i(r«^Jst8 and '••••.i-trv More keijj'i*rs. hclirrs A- n., Prop'*, lit n-irb, a*

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M.e r.t I'.ote or Lr:.G IE-

b'oiH7.v I'ou ileis nr« used in r:r.!i J'tnvlfrs will I'm.' nnl pr«v"-.t Mi)fiCn'T.r!!A. !. 1 JViWlliTS will pll!V«M- A- IN" .-.T./n'I'nwili'is "'IH lll(TLVi-"e tli" f.'i i:tStv of milk l.n iveain twenty ni'f emit., ui.il li.i:... .ho L'uUer iii cc tinil ewcct.

Foatz'g Powders *iil enr: oi- pri»-eiit nlmoft ETr.m? C1SHA6B to wnlcli Hor.-t". »no -"iiliject. FotTTZ'8 Povvrirus '.V'LL OIVS' SATlfFACTIOX. 6old every where-

PAVIV & I-OVTZ,

LOCAL NEWS.

1 tnyassessors nre making their rounds.

o, OrecK wiiBin Chicago this week.

I'wentj-PKTfn railroads terminate in Chita

U'O, Harry s'njilor is 111 from Jophn,

visit.

«.

Mo.,

Rop« uhnon bus

wi'k.

80,

but

on a

been

Quite sick this

\v t'k. Cen V. Vnnson was in Indianapolisthis

I I. N. Shovliii is in from bis Omaha cattle

1 ranch. 'HJeutle Anna" is somewhat handieapped

"ueuue

The ntire riiinily of Marion Alston is down

with the K"PMrs. Chiis. Honlil visited her sister 111 Indi

anapolis this week. irs. .Jobn C.. Hutton and children aie visit.

111K in Akron, Ohio. Hon. James McCabe, of Williamsport, was

111 the city Saturday.

On May 7 Sells' circus will spread it» canv.i*

the hreeze in Attica. The amusement season has closed as fai as

hull shows are c#ncerned.

A iTeinen's t#unanient to occor this city

on July 4 is heme aRitated.

L. Coppage, the attoiney, has some notion of locating at Indianapolis.

William Morrison, the Market street salooi.-

Ht, has made an assignment.

Howard Nicholson, formerly of tkiscity, is compounding cocktails in tiieencastle.

The Kpwortb League will givi) a May Festival in the city some time next month.

A Cunningham occupied tke pulpit of

I the Christian chtrch at Mucie last Sunday.

(iarduer, the (iermnn sinKor, is drawicg big »ili(iii»es to hear him this week in Cincinnati.

The erection of the buildings for the new huh .iLd spoke factory is progressing nicely.

Tho Frankfort printers have organized a tvpogr iyhical uaiou with eleven charter metn^

bers.

i. -i week, removed hiB family

a i'-n's" hold Vowls from tkis city to Indi»«-

The hoavy frost ol Mofldiiy uiRtitf ltiBfemto. has done considerable damage to the favoiabh

fruit prospects. .1,111Hayiand family are back from 1'ittsburg, Pa,, satisfied that there is no place like

l.iiiYi fi iiisville. Much wheat has been brought into the city this week. The prices paid have langed from U7 cents to 5-1 per bushel.

Mrs. W. W. Washburu, of New Richmond, oi.oi.i Sunday in the cliy the guest of hei

mother, Mrs. H. W. Eiigle.

ni may

Last Saturday afternoon Elder J. H. 011pnant baptized Mis. Owen Wilson Sugar

Creek at the Sperry bridge. I a a a a a a on our streets Monday. It was one the best that over visited our city.

Au examination for graduation of pupils of "t'l'i' "omery county will oecur at bupennteudeui. /.uik'» ollice on 1 ruhii, Apni 1

Will Jell Sc-ott be able to deliver tuat lepublican majority he caines 111 this vest pocket at the polls oil May otii.' Just Y\(at and see.

A large for^o of haiidrj aie now woikuig on tho lover Leal Machine shops in raukfoit. Tin-- round house will soon We iead foi use.

Top Porter, little sou of Jap 1'ortei, was so iiiiforiuuato as to lose a liugei VNbilt- woiking with a lath at the barb wire tactoiy uist Satoi. clay.

Burglais entered the residence of Noah Myers, oil west Main Street, fcuuday »igli. Annie from a fuw dol'.ais in Lash uothing war

ill -leste-d.

Wiida J. Wray and Carrie 1. Howeis wore ni-1' riL-d at the home of the brides' j.aieuts in New Market Sunday night, Hev. J. Kaiuhill

olllCllltlUg.

1 a

to''it«- Youthful Color.

MrgCutts 5«\iV" hu'.r tuliu.g. *yj flKM-.-ni £l.r..t J)ruj:gjrt9

rurw

tne wm.-t

Weak IiUi^H, Debility, Indigestion, Puiu, Take in time. uOcta

1'he district Ministerial Associalion of the Crawfiirdbville district of the Methodist church will be in session hero the lust tl.iee dajs of

uexi week. N'ewr in the history oT the city I.as there bceu so much sickness as at present. A tew more mild wiuters aud this eouuti/ will be ciiio entirely depopulated.

Hev. M. StiilTord preached the funeral of Morton t-.wuuk at the lamily residence uortliw.'Bt of the city Sunday morning. 1 he interment tooK place at Oak Hill. "I ham not seen a fair Sa turday fiv month#," lemariicd a merrl int yesterday in Bpeakiug ilisuouragiugly of busiueHs pvospei-ts, Ci'-^ed by so imicli bad weathei. i: «aiu that there are iieiading agamst the Monon mil way company ol suits for damages Some of them are trivial in the amounts involved, while others are away up

the thons-

audx. Tin- declamation contest of the sehouls of Wayne towiisi.ip took place in Waynetow* hut Saturday night. Miss llettie llrant finished inst. ameiig the girls and Mariou switzer among the boys.

The partnership heretofore existing hetweeu Hadley King has been dissolved. Mr. Hadley the retiring member will shortly lemov.. bis effects from this city to Chicago where he will engage iu I'usiuess.

'J he county commissioners have appointed as special constables the following members of the lirownsv.illey Horse llnet Detective Asst.elation"- 0. N. Met uljuugh, W. Ljdu:l ,,I. 11, Kads ami Kufos Hurn.if.

Mr. and {Mrs., loin .Nolan1 and the Miscs •lohnsnn entertained a number1 of their their friends at progressive cinch at ihe henutilul home of tho latter last I hursday night. Iki11Cions refreshments were served.

Last week Judge Harney received three new

applications for the position of court lvponer: Mrs. I/da Berry, of Waynetowu, a Alls* Hauk, of Coal reek township and a young man named Hall fiom Kipley towut-liip.

Union

Proprietor.

££LTB*Q!iSv 2SD,

The Michigiui it.v I'iKpatch in aiiiiu/iity for u, Ihe statement that hd. oreyand luck Keeling ""a have neen iliiitchcd fui lijjlit to «t liuisli for a purse of §500. The fight is to occur the fust week iu May within luo miles of that p»'.ce.

will represent the township in the county cou-

Ust on April 18,

THE CRAWFO&iXSVlLLii WEEKLY llEVIEW.

Joseph Cooinbs broke jail at Brownstown Thursday night and in his mau flight fell from a railroad bridge early Friday morning be arrived in Cortland, bruised and bluo, and begged to be taken back aud incarcerated,

which he now is. Mrs. Jaue Stone, of Greencastle, Ind., has a breastpin made of what is known asaBechtler Carolina gold dollar. It contains 30 grains of gold aud was coined under permit by A. Ilethtier, of South Carolina, shortly after tho

revolutionary war.—Ex. The Board of Commissioners were iu session last Saturday. Uncle Mike is striving to make hay during the declining days iu his official career. Au extra seesiou is now a weekly occurrence, and every day of soch, menus $3.50 in Michaels'pocket. He's a sly

old fox. Jeff. Scoit will be the republican candidate for councilman from the first ward again this Spring. Jell seems to have a "cinch" on this ward, aud will soon make application for a life lease on his present office. By the time Jeff heals several gaping wounds he has made iu lils own party and whip** the kickers into line, he will think he has taken the biggest

ib of his life. The deal on the Monou is cousuinated. iieueral Samuel Thomas has been elected president or the road, and Dr. Breyfogle, who re signed the presidency, is made assistant to

President Thomas. The statement is also made that the Mouon will be operated as .111 independent system, and its alliance vsiih friendly connections v«ill be continued.—I.a-

Fay ette Leader. The pending suits against the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago road have been withdrawn and that company is now believed to be free Trem all perplexing aud expensive litigation. The suit of W. S. Alley, for the appointment of a receiver, has been discontinued and. arrangements havoc-een completed forthediscontmuance of the cross-snits between the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago aud the Louisville Southern roads. The §8,000,000, which the Thomas-Greenough snydicate agreed to furnish, was available as soon as (ien. Thomas became president of the road and more than one-half of the floating debt has already been paid.—Lafayette Journal.

All government licenses expire April 30, and the new year, under the old law begins May 1. When the tobacco licenses expire with theliOih of this month, the old L. S. law will go out of existense, and no licenso will thereafter be required to sell the uianufactered weed. No bond will be required either from stationary dealers, but peddlers will be required to give a sufficient bond in guarantee that they will sell goods from unbroken original package*. The liquor dealers who obtain government licenses May 1 will find that they are good but for two months. This is because the government fiscal year begins July J, and it is the purpose to make the tax year exactly correspond with it. By lssueing two months' licenses on May 1 dealers will be required to take out new ones July 1. They will be good for twelve mouths, and the fiscal and tax year will thereafter be the same.

Japan has 3,825 members of the nobility and 1,1'.I3,G27 of tho old military class.

Lady Humphry, an English woman, is making a businets of I raining servants.

The iucideutal expenses of presentation at court iu England are said to be about $500.

A man at «iato City, Wash., has been nirented for stealing a saw-null aud carting it a

distance of twenty miles.

Bowling Uree-i, Mo., boast* that not a mau in the town uses liquor. a

breveport, La., beet of the blood-red variety weighs forty-six pounds.

Harriet Hosuier hopes to exhibit liar cast of yueeu Isabella at the Woild's 1'jir.

Th.) lirat college for women in Home

be opened this month.

It has been discovered that almanacs.date back to the .rear 100 A. i.

Important to Ladies Only-

We want a woman in every County to establish a corset parlor for the sale of 111. Nichol's Celebrated Spiral Spring I orsets and clasps, warranted never to break, will omweai any three ordinary corsets. Wages ^ln to S75 per month and expenses: we furnish complete stock on consignment. Settlements monthly: position permanent. i-.l out tit free inclose IS cent stamps to pav postage ele., address with references. i. h. NicholsA o., 25 east 11th Slieet, New \oik.

"I'M tils and 1* riiit 1 ice-

an abb written book and gives trusty nifo!mation for all who grow truit of any sort or kind, stark Urns.'Nurseries. Louisiana, Mo., will send it tree to all Intelesteil—Iraege Nidd 1 aimer. in-Mf

Buggies al v.ohoim A' 1-.Kiel's.

English spavin Linmient. removes all Hani, Mft, or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blooil spavins, curbs, splints, sweenev, ring-bi ne, stiiles, sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc. save sOo nv use of one botlle. Warranted the most wmideiful blemish Cure over known, sol by Dr. h. betchon, druggist, Cruwl'oiiisvI lie

DR.KENNEDY'S AVORITE REMEDY

Was

List

in Time

*.. 0. .Hiirtholom^wl\:i!knsU»i, Mu h. n?iys: "1 this iw'n year* rmo, having tnrmorlv iu 1 rov« ». I iiavo Im'« £tv?u snfTnrw irom wh?n t1"1 phv.sioiau* Prov *mllcl Uright'H disease. 3 l)r. David k«snly avonio !•.•,u^dv. »d Hon lout. .V All tho dUonsi! nin

rlhli hV!i\j»!' vof tli

Disorder of tho Kid neys,

I der or hladdor. Who would ltr^rud^'i th(v *osl ttni inolieiuo oui- doll.-n a Ijottli-'i lor Huron

'i-i.-iiiL'or i''t'usi* this ttimpio though Hino

At the deciainatoiy contest of the schools of token of gratituiio lor imin^ perffetiy tfonvl'

townshiphlast Samiday Miss Lizzie f, "v»rythiiig r- !»«-. Kenn.Miy's Kavorlt. It'Miirt ly, and ln)|i() this will induct) others win. (iroves was awaided {tae honors among the suffer from any kidney, liver or blood di^ord-i girls and Gregory Keily among the boys. They I

l"1'lhiH ln',aii iuo'v

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Dr. Kennedy's favorite Remedy,

.Ma Jm ai KON"UOi:T, N. Y. $l:Oforfi.

THE OLD CUOCK IN THE CORNER.

Of thcmornol life—lonj yenrs ago— e've memories sweet and tender. In days when youthful hopes were bright,

And means were small and slomler hen summer heat and winter's cold Were met and passed by lightly, When friendships dear brought welcome

Wlien evening lamps shone brightly When at the fading hours each day The old clock in the corner ticked away—

When the old clock ticked in the corner.

The present is ours, with health and friends. With blessings new each morninK. With bri ad and meat each day to eat,

And for comfort aud adorning, Apparel to wer.r. enough and to spare. In cold or sultry weather. And whether it snows, or rains, or blows,

What mutters when we gather Where lamps fresh trimmed burn clear and brik'ht. While the pendulum swings to left and right—

And the old clock ticks iu the corner.

Then let us forward look with faith In planning future duties Lei's seek out pleasant walks and ways,

New life, new loves, new beauties

Fill heart and soul wiih noble thought, •Swell voice with joyous chorus, W nlking ahead with steady step,

Along the way before us Then, now aud hence, going hand-ln-hand v. While the clock ticks oil Time's hour-glass sand—

While the old clock ticks in ihe corner. —tiooa Housekeeping.

WITH THE imniMEBS.

Tales Thoy Tell of LifG cm the Road.

A. iHy CHu'ttffo Drmniiu'r Who l-.xrhauged Olie of His Ou leetli for a Lady's— Jlow It (handed Ills Tastes

Other Amusing I undent*.

"Well. vos. 1 miffht roliito something that is rather oxtraonlmarv. saul a drummer for a I liioairo Loot and shoo house to a hioaf,'o Herald reporter, "if von will pardon mi! for narrating a storv which ohielly coiieenis nivsolf. 1 was down a entral Illinois town drummingr tip trade one day when I was attacked with tho toothache. I had an unsound tooth that had troubled mo for quite awhile and I determined to have done With it then and there. I sougrht a dentists chair and told hun to pull it nut. Ho tried to convince me that several dollars worth of pold filllinr would make it pood as new, but my ire was roused and I was bent on havinp revonpe. I would not be satisfied until I had convinced that tooth that 1 could do without it. so I eommanc. I him to pull it out. and with protestations In1 reluctantly did so. It occupied the place that this tooth does, said the travelintr man. tappinir one of his incisors, '•and when it was once out I sawthat I looked so stranpelv that somethinir else must take its plavo as soon as possible. 1 asked the dentist if lie had notlunp else ho could put in the place of it I did not, like my appearance at all. He was thouphtful for a moment, when a hpht seemed to dawn on his mind. He took from a cabinet a bottle in which was a tooth immersed in a liquid of some kind.

-i

have here,

ho remarked, 'a pood, sound, healthy tooth that will almost exactly match the rest of yours, that I can plant in,the

one just extracted and it will prow' as thouph nothinp had happened.' lie persuaded mo. without much opposition on my part, that it would bo bettor than a false tooth, aud it was tho work of only a few moments for him to put it in place. It was sore for a short time but soon prow firm and solid, and to-day it is a.pood a tooth as 1 have. "Hut now for the stranpor part, of tho story. I'.ofori' the dental operation I spi-aL of was performed I had 1m en [indicted to the use of tobacco. I siii'ked and chewed almost, 1o excess. From tho dav I pot niv new tooth inv love tobacco bepan to decrease, and !v ilutime the tooth had become firm and solid I eottldn use the weed at all chew of tobacco or sniokinp a cipar made me very sick. In hu 1 became iptiosvcd to the use of tobacco penorallv anil have remained so till the present (Li\. lint as nn love ior tobacco waned my love for« liewinppum increased, and I in in. or v. i,oiil it now. I became passionately lonil oi ico-ereum

also,

and

durinp the summer season I can scarcely pel, enouph of it. ami a stranpe feature ot the case is I want some other man to pav for it. I h-.-re to lie souiethinp about that tooth that makes, me crave ior ice-cream. It-is with prim difficulty 1 can pass a millinery store without poinp in and prieijip all the poods in stock. Sometimes, when I'm in a proat hurry to catch a tram. I find myself stoppinp ill front, of some milliner window 1o inspect the latest vie of h.its. Win I pass a ladv wearm'. an attractive pown or hat. on the street:, it wouldn't matter if there wore a mad dop ,itt mo. I stop anil look" around to see if hot m.\ss and hat were lioniminp. It .didn't take me ionp to surmise that the new tooth was in some way to blame tor my si rani.'e ant ies. and when 1 visited the dentist slownapain I went to linn and told him very thmp 'Oh said he. it is even worse than I feared it would bo. hat, tooth used to belonir to a younp lady.

A (.liNlll MoNAI. sritliKN'IU'R. 1 in iitth- town Wisconsin-' remarked a trade seokor whose sample ease bears the name of a hieapo pi-ooei-.v house, "there used to be two merchants who hated each other as th(A hated poison. '1 liev were both reined farmers who had pom- into business l.o while iieir tune awav as nine)' as to make money. 1'heir stores W'*iv' djleetiy across a little open square Irom each other, and. trade hemp very ,-)ov.. thev hail iilcntv of time to watch ,n. othoi. 'I liey were opposed to c.i'.-h othoi in business, relipion and polities, They avoided iiieetinp on the sticot, and when thev did meet, llu-v never spoke,. Aside from the. hatred they bore each other they weri""vma|, jiiendl.v men. Their friends used to try to pet them to patch up their troubles and differences, but each was firmly determined that. the other must take the first step toward a reconciliation and all efforts to amicably adjustmatters failed. Finally one of the men became very ill. When told that death mipht come at any moment he expressed desire that he be permitted to make peace

with his enemy. Lie sent, for him to

"oine and presently the, two men who had hated each other for .so lonp were broupht face to face. 'We have been enemies for iv lonp time,' said the sick man. 'but they tell me now that I am poinp to die. and if 1 do bear in mind that 1 forpive you every tliinp you have over said or done apainst me. but if I should by chance recover remember I'll keep up' the licht just as bitterly as heretofore, and don you forpet it.'"

MI:I:TI\O AN i:Mi:'.:t KXCY.

"A rat her peculiar incident occurred on a car in uhioh I was ridinp out in Iowa a few davs afro,'1 said one of Chicapo commercial tourists. "On the car was a lady and her four-year-old boy. Ho was a sweet, attractive little fellow and at onoo became the favorite of all the passenpers. who bestowed a preat deal of attention upon him Ho wore a neat little fur-trimmed overcoat from which a button had become detached. As a matter of course tho button tound its way to tho child uiouth- suddenly the mother uttered a wild scream and the passengers, were all (Treatly excited. The child face prow pale- It had swallowed that button. The mother exclaimed that her child was dvunp. There was no doctor on the train. What was to be done.' In this emerpencv. as in most all others, there was scum1 one capablc of nicetinp it. liilo everybody else were wrinpmp their hand 111 helpless aponv. one man. who under ordinary circumstances would not attract .special attention, was cool and collected. While the other passonirors told tho mother to pound the child on tho back, shake it. stand it on its head, and other nonsensical thmps. he told her to calmly wait a minute and all would be ripht. lakinpa piece of strinir from his left hao-1 vest pocket he attached it to a but-ton-hole. which he inserted in tho child mouth and induced it to swallow it. 'J here was a composed look- on the mans face that seemed to assure the rest of us that he knew what ho was about. aJid he certainly did. for when he pulled the string and broupht that button-hole to our view airatn there was the button it. sure enouph. In a few minutes everybody was lauphtnp and chattinc acain. but the calm, quiet man was looked upon a,s a hero for the rest of the journey.

WHY IIr: I.IKKS WINTER. 1 plad winter is here." remarked a bald-headed commercial man. "'Sou can imapine how the tlios bother mo durinp the summer. If it were not for the fact that my business keeps me here 1 believe Id move to Labrador, where no fiv season is not so serious an affair. I am so constituted that 1 must keep my head cool, and warm weather I iro bare-headed as much as possible. An artist friend of mine said he could naint a spider on mv bald spot tlii.f would look so natural the liios «"\^ld not dare to come near it- At tiist I 1,'uphed at tho idea, but as the season advanced and the (lies became more troublesome I pot desperate one day and told hun to paint it. Ho did so. and you can believe it or not just as vou like, but it foe,led the ilios every time. '1 ho moment would remove my hat cverv fly tho vicinity would mart for niv head, luit just as tliov were about to Ule down thoy would r,eo the spider and dan away ..in the wildest alarm. Hut for ah vhat. the scheme was not a success, for'while it fooled the tlios it also fooled other people. Kvcry time I'd remove my hat everybody would be slapping my head with ail their might trvinp to kill that awful -pid'-r before it had time to bite me lion I liftmv hat to lames on the street they would see tho insect, and either shout -murder' or faint awav.

And so I had.-t ). have it. removed and tight the f.ies. ii^'-'.-bi-fore. Hut I tell you 1 enjoy winter weather and hope it wiinastity,.U,ie middle.of .August."

UNCLE SAM'S ROAD.

A Military lli^h.viv I sed !v Ltirlv Wotern lers. 'I his military nxid \v is eonstnieied by tin- I iineil States (iovcrnment to coiiviect. t'11 .-military posts of the far West. wit.h, n' another. Kopinnitig at, I oi Lt t.-iju oct h. on the Missouri river, it parsed throuph Fort Kiley at the pi Mul.it!.'i oi t!ie torks of the haw and then. -l:!l koepinir up the north side oi the Lcpuiilu.-an fork*, went, on to 1 ort Kearney, still farther west, then tol ort Laramie, which those -ys was so far on the frontier of our country that few people ever saw it. except military men and the emigrants to California. At lib- tiiiie of which I atn writili"-. there laid neon a very heavy emigrat ion to a|,forma, and companies oi" eiinprauis. lao.md to the (.olden and -•.till occasionally passed along the preat military road.

I ntei lacmir this highway \w-re mniunoi.ible trails and wapon-tracks, the traces o( the preat migration to the idoiadoof tlie I'aciiie: and here and tin were the narrow trails made hv Indians on their hunlmg expeditions and ai like excursions. Hoads. such as out emigrants have been accustomed to in Illinois, there were none. 1-irst came

In- 1 iiii» traces of human foot and of unshod hoi.-o.s and ponies: then the ell-delmeiL trail ol hunters, trappers and Indians itlicn the wafon-track of the military tram which, in course of lino, oi smoothed and formed into the military road kepi, repair by the i.iied Mates (lovernment. '.-^--iN'oah i.rooks, in St. Nicholas.

Siu» .v-Miors in W nr.

In the early wars witu rench and Indians in,my a winter campaign could ni ,(i Ji, U' bh'ii earned on hut for the now-siioes, hu alone made marchnig possible.. Iu the winter attacks of the s.iv.ipc.-,-upon ihe settlement: Noiflii in Nevs l.ngland aud lntheexditions of l.nglish and French troops -now-shocs were a necessary part of then (-quipinent. their baggage, being hauled oil sleds or toboggans.—N. Y. Star.

Wlicri the ICi'|iicNt Cainr From.

Manager

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leader of orchestra)—1

understand that that figure of yours was played '"by request.'" Leader Yes, sir. ^Manager—At whose request, may I ask?

Leader—At mine, sir.—l'uclc.

CARTER'S

CURE

t3ek Heodftoho and roliova all tho t-onbiM dent to a bilious Btate of the system, miJi I Dizziness, Nmusott, Drowsiness, Uwtrom .f,"® ©atlng. Pain in tho &<lo, kc, Whllo tliutrml? I yom«flt«hle eocceaa hosi^jt shown In cuiinj

SICK

tecedacbo, yot Onrter's Iittlo Uvor lntn •iL, cqunlly valuaWoinConstipation, curingKniir™! "i?? Venting this annoying complaint, whilu tlii vii? Ml, corroctftlldiBordnrsol thoBtomach^timul.i'tn,?1 f'-^ Jlvor and rogulato tho bowels. von il" the---

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Aobs thoy wonld bo slmostpriceloss to thoso,!,, •Buffer from this distrOBsingcoiuphitiit hntf-p? satAly theirgoodnons doos notonil horo.nn-i ts» whooncotry thom will find thoso little Able !n so many ways that thoy will not !i0 i'i IgflKSE Hog to do without thom. But after alleick heo

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flBthobano of so many lives that horo iq p' we males our great boost. Our pilln cuiu ii vti

Others do not. Carter's Littlo Liver Pilln aro very pnnlt

very easy to take. Ono or two pills miikuii ,1^ They are Btnctly vogotahlo and do not grijs ,j purgo, but by their gontlo action please 'ill use them. In vials at 25 cents five for 51 by druggists everywhere, or sunt by mail 'CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York!

SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PSi

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have a pood trin'e ial •. p.ft R* maintain it Lv Ian' treain cut ot all eiisi.-.mils

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PENNYROYAL WAFERi Prescription of pliysi.':!! has had a lifo long' exper.'Mil treating female diseases, lssl-..,.. monthly with perfect s'.iccK^l^.ir" 1:M over 10,o00 ladu Pico^ant. offectual. u.ks osk yoirt gist for Pennyroyal take no subst itute, nr incl- s,age for scaled pari iculars all druggists, $1 per box. ft THE EUREKA CHKMIL'AL. CO., Drraoi:,:

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