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Typhoid Fovor. Typhoid is now admitted by alt scientists to be caused by a venom microbe that swarms by the million in the tissues of the small intestines, producing fever, delirium, extreme prostration, putfifaction and death. The medical profession has earnestly sought a reliable antidote for this mortal plague and found none. Hence it is a bold, an almost startling claim, (a claim never before dared to be made for any remedy,) that Brazilian Balm, alone, will positively cure Typhoid TYPHOID BACILLUS. Fever in any stage. This great discovery was the result of a woman’s faith. Mrs. L. B. Bradway, of Wilmington,Del., believed the Balm would do almost anything. Hence she gave it in 6 drop doses, every three to five minutes, to a young lady in the last stage of Typhoid, fehe had been given up by the doctor, who said ,hc could not live half an hour. To the surprise of all she quickly revived and recovered. Since then it has been used by laymen, nurses and physicians with uniform success. How U cures was then a mystery; but it is now fully settled that it promptly destroys every Typhoid bacillus in the sy . m. It etaunches the hemorrhage, b s i he whole alimentary track, and, i _..d of t 'na slow, tedious convaleste .-e, ft stoves to health and strength • i: i"g rapidity. In short, it f . .. ■. con .ition of a perfect antidote itmenft Give 10 drops c y ■ .. it; while the fever rages, I ■ • n the fever is off, ling I se. During connce give 3 ics e day. r Tv old '.•very hour. Painesviile, O., druggists say nothing ics been offered in that town for yware which is so popular and gives sucll unieersa! satisfaction as Brazilian Balm. Nearly 400 bottle:- have been sold there in the last two months.
himself a silver man, and to defy they also express the intent of the the outworn east, but he is too wise | United States to intervene when a bird to do that, What are silver ever the legitimate interests ot and gold to him? He is :i practical 1 Americans make intervention de-
sirable, The latter clause plainly implies an insertion of the right to intervene if ever the barbarity of a reign of terror be instituted by
Gen. Wev ler.
farmer candidate, anil his platform should be -‘Hig Crops with Hig
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CEO., E. BLAKE, Grf.excasti.e, Ind., General hisuranee, Real Estate And Loan Agent. ♦ Money Loaned At a Very Low Bate of Interest Call and see him before closing elsewhere.
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//Oir Ulan WILL IT HE! In a recent speech Ex Governor McKinley said: “l cannot better answer this great question than by an illustration used by the late President Lincoln. Some one had asked him how long a tuan’s legs ought to be, and he replied That’s a very serious question, and I have given much thought to it a great many times. Some should be longer and some shorter. But 1 want to tell you that a man’s legs ought always to he long enough to reach from his body to the ground. ‘•And so I tell you, my inquiring free-trade friend, that the legs or the next republican tariff law will be long enough to (irmly support the American body politic.” The democratic editors at Max inkuckce last summer refused to take up any of the great issues and resolute on the same. They drank the lake water up there and other stulf, then resolved that Maxinkuckee was a pretty good summer resort and there quit. The republican editors last week passed some resolutions which would help make a splendid National platform. We quote from them as follows: Resolved, That we are unaltera bly attached to the great cardinal doctrines of the republican party, the equality of all men before the law, fair and free elections to reflect the will of the people in all of the states in (lie Union and the lev}’ and collection of a tariff on imports so judiciously applied as to provide sufficient revenue for all the necessary expenditures of the national government, including the pensions of the surviving soldiers of the Union and those depending upon them, and at the same time afford ample protection to Ameri-
can labor.
That we are in favor of that kind of money wherein one dollar is as good as another. While we are op posed to the free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 under present conditions, we favor prudent measures looking to a more general use of silver by international agree-
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Spain has apologized. ’Tis well that she did. This country could not well tolerate any monkey business from the Spaniard without resentment.
I have lately increased my stock of watches, clocks and jewelry and have many new designs in same. Call and sec them. US-3t. Artistic Work. One of the best liked of the many artists’ concerts given here was that of last evening when Mr. E. A. MacDowell gave a masterly interpretation of a progran of great beauty and variety in Meharry hall. The player’s efforts for artistic effects were at once ’apparent, and his wonderful technique, great
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Who’s afraiil ? Somebody i-. audit seems that his name is Grover Cleveland. lie is afraid that Congress is about to compel him to aid the Cubans. He succeeded in getting the resolution declaring the Cubans entitled to immediate recognition as belligerents and asking that the president use his good ottices to persuade Spain to recognize the independence of Cuba, which was adopted by the senate with only six dissenting votes, made “concurrent,” instead of ‘‘joint,” which makes it just about ns valuable to the Cubans as the concurrent resolution adopted by both branches of congress some weeks ago and which is now hid away in a pigeonhole in some White House desk, lias been to the Armenians whom it was intended to help. He wanted the resolution j made concurrent because it would then | leave him free to act just as lie pleased I and just as though sficti a resolution I
heard of. He was
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strength and almost unequalled
touch gave him the ability and had never is*eii
power to correctly interpret lhe. :l,ni ''* t * l, ‘ resolution would he wide list of composers introduced. ,ua 1 c,c - ioi “ t ’ wi * h l c ' 1 i!
to be, as m that case be would nave
Mr. MaeDowell’s modesty was not beencOmpeHedto show his hand, cither the least charming part of his ap- by vetoing it <> r allowing it ’<> become pearnnee. He was given liberal a law, with or without his signature. applause at intervals which he ae- / Itliougli he succci dcd in getting Ids p. fZrWlt:
, i i j i r i, i rp. way in the senate, Mr. Cleveland is very vJt ( (1. 1 t pat imc.u, knowlcdged by slight bows, rhe! that h( . win , i(it in ,,,,1 Notion Department most enjoyable part of the program , llotlge( . md tll , r0 is K00(1 g rolUK , for bis ; Cloak Department,
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was the latter half in which the: f e ar. Euless there i- an unexpected player illustrated his own composi- change in the existing sentimem of the
tions, using several groups of num bers of ns beautiful, poetic and brilliant music as lias ever been
iiouse, there is litlh' doubt that the Cu- ! ban resolution which will be adopted , by the House this week will be made (joint, and it is probable that it will
heard in our city. Perhaps the j lie made >tro:igci- than the senate most charming number of his orig-1 resolution. Then if the .senate will
inal work was “Witches Dance, Op. 17, No. 2.” It was full of rippling runs, beautiful thought and opportunities for exquisite effects. The runs were made with a superb
adopt tiie House resolution without amendment Mr. Cleveland will have to come out of the woods and let the country see just where he stands upon this question, within ten days after its final adoption. If he vetoes it it will be
HELLIO ERL S I JiI'tJEJS. -- -- ~ 'I traordinnrv is the repeated cablegrams Now, that both Houses of con I dut not close his program with the, fro)n ^ , aviMf , that th(1 Sl)Unisll
clearness which has hardly been adopted over his veto, and he will be equalled here. This was loudly np Lo ^ 0 11 i'>*truetions. t It is extraordinary state ol all.urn plauded and was repeated in part , whenlm . n in congress who are dispo-ed the Largo following was in sombre (to be hi-- friends tiuvc to acknowledge
contrast and was well chosen. The “Concert Study” Op. .'16. the last number on the program, was an exceedingly brilliant bit of work, full
of tire, execution, dash and beauty, | senate have publicly stated that it may the number being a revelation to lead the United States into war with pianists ns a guide to a standard | ' ,ne or more European countries. And
concert number. Mr. MacDowell
that try ns t.icy will they have been unable to ascertain where the president of the United States stands upon such an important question—so Important that the most conservative men in the
what makes the situation even more ex-
gress have passed resolutions ae-
last number ns the audience ex
cording belligerent rights to the I P ,ei8ed their dt,8ire for ™o.-e, re-
struggling Cuban patriots, it
j e calling the artist who graciously
well to know what is meant by such
responded. The player of last
ist's touch and the audience was doubly pleased in hearing a good piano along with such an artist.
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rights, and wo feel sure that the evening used a magnificent concert
readers of this paper will also dc S're to know what special advantages belligerent rights concede. On tins point the Chicago Inter Ocean says that the resolutions passed by congress will have the effect of a notification toGen. Weyler, commander of the Spanish forces in Cuba, that his policy of treating his opponents as bandits will he regarded with marked disfavor bv the United States. It will have the further effect of making an open market in the United States for the sale of provisions and munitions of war to the Cubans on precisely the same terms as to the
minister in Washington Inis assured in's government in the most positive terms that ne has personal knowledge that Mr. Cleveland has no immediate intention of recognizing the belligerency of j the Cubans. It might be supposed that
grand Stein way piano, which he | ( . a t)] e ^riims alone would have been carries with him on all hia tours. | sufficient to have caused Mr. Cleveland The instrument was worthy an art I to liave at least taken his friends in con-
gress into Ids confidence, but no; he takes nobody into his confidence. Consequently there exists a belief tlnil he is afraid to define his position. This is
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food to either of the belligerent forces, though it cannot permit the fitting out of armed expeditions in favor of either. In plain language, each belligerent will be free to buy what it needs from the United States, and to run the risk of its purchases being captured by [the enemy as soon as they are afloat beyond the three mile limit. The articles of war of all civilized nations are in agreement us to the treatment of prisoners; in no case is the death or cruel treatment of a prisoner of war justified. If Spain insists upon shooting the captured Cubans as though they were bandits after their belligerent status
Thk New York *S'»/i says: It is' lias been recognized by the United reported from Indianapolis that j States such barbarity may hasten the Mends ol' the Hon. Claude that armed interference at which Matthews, a practical farmer can- the joint resolutions hint. The dio ate for president, have found out resolutions before congress are not after much correspondence that the easily misunderstood. They cx smith and west smile upon him be I press a desire for the continuance cause thev think that his heart is of friendly relations between Spain j true to silver, but that the east, and the United States, but they ex thinking him Laodicean or facing press with equal plainness a desire botli ways, loves him not. The that Cuba shall be governed by s.lver men implore him to avow | officers chosen by the Cubans. And
Too many local programs have been ! an imfortunate eonelusion to arrive at, ruined bv poor instruments. -Mr. but what else can people think. MacDowell will he welcomed here Mr. Cleveland gave congress quite a , , . . surui’Ke by vetoing the bill providing by a large audience at his next for th( . Ieusing or 8chool 1; , mh p, Ari . v’sit which we hope wil. be next Zl) | )u |,y ^i, L . territorial authorities, yeur. j \v;i* passed unanimously by botli iiouse rr ; and senate, and the House returned the
: favor by promptly passing the bill j over his veto by a vote of 200 to 38, and j there is little doubt that the senate will also pass it with the required two-thirds vote. What made the veto all the more
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WESTLAND.
Allie Cooper and family of Green- ; eastle, were visiting at his fathers, W. i
M. Cooper, on Sunday.
Kev. Crook's filled Rev. Stout’s ap- I poiiitmetu last Sunday at Bethel ami Ml. Meridian and Stout tilled his an-]
poimiiieiit at Mouroe.
James Costin has hired to Frank Al- I lee during the summer. Am , th0 „, 8t ur ^ „„ Anthracite Mr. Costin will soon move to he farm 5*'-rd opposite Vntidall \ freight offluo on Eel river near Higgins creek, that ( : — — ■—-
he has recently purchased.
We notice that a hay pony now occupies Kelly Kee’s bitching host every !
Sunday night.
Aaron Sutherlia has hired to Mr. Motfit for the summer. Farmers nre opening their sugar)
cutups.
GRAPEVINE K1DOE. The siek on the Rtdge are Mrs. Welt i
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Anxiously watch declining health of their daughters. So many are cut off by consumption in early, years that there is real cause for anxiety. In the early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla will restore the quality and quantity of the blood and thus give > d health. Head the following letter: “It is but just to write about my
surprising was that a similar bill was passed by the last congress for Oklahoma and has worked profitably for that territory. The rumors alleging that certain republicans were working to have a special meeting of the republican Nation:! committee called for tin purpose of
daughter Cora, aged 11). She was com-j deposing Chairman Carter, have repleiely run down, declining, had that tired I cci veil no serious attention in Washing-
ton, for the very good reason that everybody knew them to be entirely without foundation. Senator Carter will retire from the chairmanship of the National committee when the St. Louis convention names the new National committe, and Ids successor will be chosen as usual by the man noi^jnuted for president by that convention. Even if Chairman Carter were trying to injure the pepublienn party, although nobody in Washington would credit him with being engaged in such business, lie could do the party so little injury during the few months he has to remain uL tiie head of the National committee that it would really be a waste of time to call a special meeting of the committee lo
depose him.
feeling, and friends said she would not live over three months. She bad a bad Cough and nothing seemed to do her any good. I biq pened to read about Hood’s Harsnpaii and find her give It a trial. From tiie \ v fir t dose she began to get fceSler. At ; r taking a few bottles she was comI ! tcly cured and her health lias been the t ■ st ever since.” Mrs. Addie Fkck, Baiiroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. *-I v ill say that my mother has not ateil my ease in as strong words as ’ •• aid have done. Hood’s Sarsaparilla h truly cured me and I am now well.” C p.a Peck, Amsterdam, N. Y. sure to get Hood’s, because
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William Akins, of Lawrence county, -. , .... . , ‘Hi January 13th, 14tn, /7th. 28th, has moved on the McNeal farm. February 10th, llch, March Oth and Oscar Aeklemeycr has rented John 10th. Home-Seekers’Excursion Tickets Harri’on’g farm. j w 'fi s °ld at Very Low Rates from Silas C.ster and W. R. Neesearein ™ Hie Big Four Route to many
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Mr. and Mrs. John Hatley and daughter, Mrs. Austin, and James ] Hutcheson, of Indianapolis, and
i-tlr (ii.c True Blood 1‘tiriDer. AH druggists, ti iMisS Mollie Kiley, of Brazil, at ivi'i'a, >‘d only i>> <*. i. Hood & ro., boweii, Mass. ^ tended the funeral of Mrs. Hutchenoou’s puis »»
tiie hickory spoke business. Mrs. Eileu S’eesc, who lias been sick all winter at Keelsvilie. bus been taken to her son-in-law's, Henry Evans, and is getting some better. One lonely candidate was seen on the Ridge last week. He looked awful lonesome. John Trentier, of Brazil, visited on tiie Kidge last week. Furgus Crouse has started Ins saw mill again. Mr. Mashon, of Brazil, i« trying to lease John Evans’ coal mine. He says it is as good coal a, the Clay county
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Hiram Tresner visited tb' 1 It'd go lust
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E. O. Me( oiimick, I). It. Martin, | Bass. Ti-amo Mir’r. lien. Buss & Tkt. A«t. Hepnollrnn Dmtrii t Convention. The republicans of this district will meet in delegate convention at (»reeneastle, Ind., at 11 o’clock a. in., March It). WI6, to nominate a candidate for presidential elector, also elect two delegates to the National Ilepuhliean convention. The representation of said convention will lie one delegate for each 200 and fraction of 100 or more votes east for the Hon. Win. D. Owen for secretary of stale at the last election. N. Filbkck, Attest: Chairman Fifth District. George M. Am.en, Secretary. The basis for the counties will he a*
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COl'NTIES. Clay. ...
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