Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 November 1886 — Page 2

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Ail-woo: Matelasse F.annels, 16 2-3a,

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Jsrtey Stripe Flannels, see. yThlte and Scarlet B'jaker Flannels In *11 qualities and at all pi lees. The best values ev offered. 10 {Skirting Flannels, In paltornS. jTrom JT.H) to 58 per pattern.

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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TE&HS OF SCB8CHIPTIOI*. Rkitjr EirprBBS, porweok.. 18 per year 7 60 six months 8 76 ten weeks 1 00 |pf»^ every morning socoept Moad&f and Mivend by carriers.

.TEKSiS FOB THK WEEKLt." «s(j»# copTj obs year, in advance. tl 26 copy, six mouths .'..J.... W for clubs of five there will f» a etoh dis•^ut of io £«r cent, from' the above fates, or ff prtforred tnstead'of theee^, a oo# ot the •feekly Exprose witl be stnt froe for tbu time dut the ctab pays for, lees than six Btmthh

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By aepeeisl arrangement •ilhthe.. bf F«fta and Fireeidy ean, fi* a short teaet offer a beautiful gift in eouneotion with if papfa to everv enbeoriber. It ts a raag-gamated «Scent ^-.iOed "The iMpmitiR teedng." A few years ago such a picture m)d not be parch aeed for less thantS or $10, »»d, the eneraving is just as valvable as though Wm paid a lai^a mm for if. 3hs nric* of the Weekly Eiprces for oes ......91 25 price of Farm and Firoaide forums year is ..i... 60 Afcavalocof an engraving is folly.,... 2 60

Total.... Ry noying to date, and one yasr In advane*, yi will give nil of the abow, worth »4.eff FOB ONLY gi.se, «. ttat yoo gat this Elegant EngraTiiie FRBB tw paying leee than the price of the Weekly ^pn*e and Fami and Fireside alone for one ytan

Kvefy enbecribor to the Weekly Bzprese Is itivoa FltEB a copy of the Erprees Almanac biwitifnlly illostrated asd full of vdoable in fvrmatiun. tViatnge prepaid in rll oases when sent by ||, Sn^eoriptions payable is adrance.

Vbuf the Kiprees Is on I'the. (b I«adun—On file at Aicenoaa Kxobange (A Borope, 449 Strand. la Parte—On file at American Sfehnga In jPad* 86 Boulevard dee Capncina.

TUESDAY, HOYiiMEER 18.1886

Freeident Cleveland thinks there never vim a time when newspaper lying was so (imeral aa it is now. He mint have been xtsding the Daoaocrvtic papsrs that have trson endeavoring to explain why the jmxiy

was so ignominionsly defeated in ha chief strong holds at the recent election.

The throne of Bulgaria teems to be a$aaidered a white elephant, by the nasaitrons and impecuneoas prinoclings of £arope. Waldemar, 6f Denmark, has 4«olined it with thanks for bis eon, and .iiaa established a wiia precedent which will iniisnee all the others. Nobody slat* be king of Bulgaria.

It happens that an additional force, of three hundred men is needed just new la the government printing office at ^Vaskingten, and Mr. Benedict is posing as a philanthropist, because he can give that namber employment It ahoold he explained that they will take the jrtlMof as equal number of offensive partisans, who were discharged by Mr. Jelieriict.

Vha great strike in Chicago is virtually at aa end. One feature of the difficulty, nt least, is commendable, and that is the sobriety of the men engaged in it, •til their evident intention, from the first, de no viclsnce, and ts avoid blood-

When such atatuntie fsaorted aatUn .JUHMW-,

-.tience and .forbearance, the wrongs •gainst whic^iie inveigbs.wiU be righted, -.ad the justice hedemsnis will be fdrtLjraing. Bat blind fury and hatred can •Sect nothing toward this end, and wil nly serye to pt^fpone the amicsblesnd peaceable &dj leliiient of what has long been a vexed question.

The Ercnliiizition thecf public institutions cf France has dfpiived the hospitals of (he services of the Sisters of Mercy. Whatever may be their religious belief, these sre woien who hare devoted their lives to-the-one prcfessicn of paring for tbe sick, and whose servicf* in this capacity are invaluable. It is an instance where politicfl icfl ence has interfered wit!* pubi institutions in »ai n,:r that will work evil and not good.

The Lcujdale Cameron combination his failed, and the blind and genial peer hso gone bsck to England. The contemplated tour has been given up and Violet Cameron will "follow ni thence. That It was not successful may be regaided as an encouraging indication that the genertl public are bsciacicg to app ^eiate genuine dramatic ab'lity, and that a title and an unsavory reputation no loeger serve as a substitute for it. j"

It is generally believed that Alfred Taylor, Republican candidate for governor of Tennessee,is yet to be heard from He did gallant service as a scout during ihe war in Tennessee when a boy 'only sixteen years of pge, and after the war worfced strenuously to relieve the sufferings of the loyal mountainefrs ct his native state. Such men are always in demand, and if he is not yet made governor he will fill some other politicn oqnally impoitant.

The Amecioan Astronomical soeiety is engaged in a heated controversy about th« sob--stanve that composes comets'' tails. An wchange saggesta that if they first ascertain what a comet iWly is, they will cot be tronblfd about the sky-eweepinB tails.

CALL FOR A TRADE CONGRESS

A Crnrention of Traiie«-Unioie of the U. it t.tes end Ca juda to be B»'d on Dcc.mlier 8ib.

Pittsbuko, November 15.—The next iesne of the Lnbor Tribune will contain a call for a convention of all the trades* unions in the United States and Cicada, to begin at Columbus, O, on Wednesday, December 8th. ThS object of this imeeting, as set forth in the circular, is the establishment of a trades congress that shall have for its object: 1. The formation of tradea-nnions and the ensonragemeot of the trado-anion movement in America. 3. The organizations of trailee aieembliea, trades coanoile, or central labor oniooe, in every city in America, and the farther encouragement of enoh bodiee.

V. The funding of state trades assemblies,, or state labor congresses, to Influence etate legislation in the interest of the working masses. 4. The eetabliBhment of national anf international tradea unions, baaed upon tto atrtfct recognition ot the eatonomy of eaohj trade, and the promotion and advancement Jf such bwdlse. 6. An American federation, or alliattM, of all national and interna* ional tradas-nnipas, to aid and asaiat each other, and, faithcrsaore, to secure national legislation in the interest of the working people and influence pnblio opinion by preoofnl and legal methods in favor of organiaed la'.cr. 8. To aid and on courage the labtr press of America, and to dissminate traota and litera^ tare on the labor movement.

At this convention the basis of reprc sentariod will be: From national or international unions, less than 4,QOO members, one delegate 4,000 or more, Uo delegates 8,000 or mote.three deleeates 16,000 or more, four delegates 32,000 or more, five delegates, and so on From each local trsdee-unibn, not having a national or international anion, one delegate. But no tradec-union shall be entitled to representstton that has not been organized three months prior to the session of this convention.

P. J. McGuire, of the Brotherhood of Carpenters, as secretary, tiges thp circular, with President Weihe. of the Amal

Association P. F. Fitspatrick,

of the Iron Moulders' Union A. Strasser, of the Cigarmakeis' Union, and Chris Evans, of the Miners' Association. It is expected that the gathering will be productive of great results for labor orgaaizitionF.

THE BOSS CBICKEN STORY.

.94 SSlTbe Eljbth l)itiict Chinktn Tale liil in ttie Shade. New York, November 15.—A board' ing house at No. 59 Ogden street, Newark, is kept by John H. Wbitten, who also runs a bar, while his wife, who weighs about 260 pounds, has charts of the house. There are eight male boarders.

Seven of the boarders were ft the table last ight, and Mir. Whilten was busy at aside table preparing some water ocesses when a roast chicken was placed on the supper table. Immediately one of the boarders reached over and seising the fowl laced it on his plate. Indignant remonstrance arose, hut the appropriator of the lonely foul announced his intention to hold on to it. There were three additional chickens in the kitchen ready for the table, but before the landlady could interpose a word the borders arose f.oni their seats and seising knives and crockery, a genersl fight began, some attacking the man with the fowl, and others defending him. Mrr. Witten screamed and ran from the room to call her husband, who, with great discretion remained on gbard over the property behind the bar In the fight the table was overturned and the crockery and food were scattered about and trampled to fragments. Attelepbcoe oali waa tent forth* police, who arrived in fifteen aainntes. All hat two Of ihe combatants had left the house.' Theasas Campbell was found with a guh fear inches long en his neck, running from his left ear to his windpipe.^ He wal bleeding badly. John Welsh had a bad cat en his head from some Instrument. Both his eyes were (13«ed, and his face had been pounded until it was amass of bruises and euts. The other boarders who eseaped we~e said to be more or lees battered. The dining room was a complete wreck, even the table being broken into fragment*.

If the food is not properly digested it beoomes corrupt, and poisons'the system it is intended to nourish. This is indigestion. "My wife has suffered for many years with indigestion. After trying everything else recommended,she tried Simmons Liver Regulator, iff three day* after taking it 'according to directions shews* in perfect health 'she doeg not suffer at all and can eat anything she wants without any of her previous symptoms."

W. C. Subbbs,Bainbridge, Ga.

Andrew Carnegie is fast improving. He haa aat yet been told el his anther's S^Ssgs^^srjsssias

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VOQRHEES' LAMB.

.Daniel 1h4 a Ultlet^unb Which was aa awfai g!«ttop, The Uah w«t rat to pl*y d»y I Aai /oha«tMj[®t Us aattoa.

Aa4 wbto the hi was takes bff ....» it Jt was ao t«t porras, The fleece was givm to th« Woaps, Thetcarcau to Paa Teorheae. Ha t»»k ifeovet to P«c««*

Tbe Knights of Lihor convention which was held in £vacsvi!le last week, closed on Saturday evening. Dferiag the four days'session much important business wai. transacted.

August Heinman was run evar by train at the Wabaahyards in Lafayette last Sunday. One ankle was broken, his scalp waa cut npos, and his left lung was penetrated by a broken rib, causing inte sc and constant sufferinj.

Jbhn Snyder, of Btaehford ceur.tt, who hss en affllfted with'a nervous malady from which he conH find «lUf only by :1tp1 ing,i»said toibe dying. It ia est'mated thst ia the past twelve months he has walked, 18,000 miles. He was sest to the insane hcspiul, hut grew worse while .ander treatment :$ra.

Mel lie TancUr*, ef SWbyville has been sentenoed ta ene year, ia the state refurmatory (er te blackmail Charles J. Karmive whe was the Kepuh lican oandidato for ceaaty elerk. She began by writing threatening letters, and demanding money. .Her finsband was aent to the peaitsatlary lsst year fer stealing.

Two niw professors have been elected by the trustee* of the stats university One is-Dr. Gastaf Katsten ef the univer sity cf Qsneva, to take the ohair of roinance and language the ether is Dr. Leonard Stejnegei, of the Smithsonisn instftution, who Will take the chair of biology, giving special attention to ornithology.

Ollle McMeekin, a negro at Hew Albany, has beea arrested fer swindling the colored people of that plsoe, by the measu of'widow Vohams. 8he ebtained $49 from a wecaan, tt froa ma man, S6 from ianother. with saialler sums fro hi various individvals. She had been engaged in the saae eaterptfise ia Louisville, and has been tamed over to the officers, of that city, the law* of Kentucky making the offense felony.

THE BIGGEST THING.

Int-ie^ting Fae's When Tta Get Ints an Argnment. Philadelphia Bmlleti*.

The Urge«t theater in the woild is the new Opera house in Paris. It covers neaily three acres of ground itseubie mass is 4,S8?^KH fe»tt it cast about 100 000,900 franep. .The largest suspension bridge is the one between New York city snd Brooklyn the length of the teain span is 1,595 feet f$ inches the entire length of the bridge is S 080 feet.' The, loftiest active volcano is Pepocataped— "smoking.mountain"—thirty-five miles south-vest of Puebia, Mexico it is 17,748 feet. above the sea levet and has a crater three in circumference and 1,000 feet deep. The lonerst spaa of wire in the world is used for a telegraph in India ever the river Kistnah. It is more than 6,000 f^et in length snd is 1,80t feet high. This largest ship in the world is the Great Eastern she is 880 feet long. 88 feet bread anil 6t feet deep, being 28, 627 tons burden, 18,916 gross aad 18,344 net register.

The greateet fortrea from a strategical point of view, is the famous stronghold of Gibraltar. It acCupies a rocky peninsula jutting out inte the sea, about three miles long and three-quarters of a mile wide. One central rock risea to the height of 1,435 feet above the sea level Its northern faesi is almost perpendicular, while its east side is full of tremendous precipices. On the south it terminates in what is called Buropa Point. The west side is less steep than tht east, aad between its base and the sea is the narrow, almost level span on which the town of Gibraltar waa built. The fertreas is considered impregnable to military as sault. The regular garrison in time of peace numbers about seven tbeusaad

The bigjpat cavern is the Mammoth Cave- ia Sdmanaen Maaty, JCy. li is near Oreen river, aboat six Bailee from Oave City, and tweaty-eight from Bowling Green. The cave ceuaists of a sue cession ef irregular ahambers, some of which are large, situated on diffsnnt levels. Seme cf tbcee are traversed by navigable branches the aabterranean Bcho river. Blind &*h are fesud in its water*.

The longest tunnel ia the world is that" of the St. Gtthard, on the line of railroad between Laseraa and Milan. The summit of the tuaael is W0 feet below the surface at Aadermatt, and ^000 feet beneath the peak of Kastlehorn of the Su Gethaid group. The taanai is 96J ~feet'wide, «nd Is IS'feet 10 inches from the floor to the erewn of the arehed roof. It ia 9} miles long, If sails* longer than the Mount Cenis tonne).

The biggest tree* in the world are the mamtaaoth trees of California. #ae io a group in Tulare Osunty, aeoerding to measurements mad* by members of the State ffeologieel Sumy, wag shown to be 276 feet in height, 108 feat in oireum feitace it base, and 78 feat at a point IS feet above ground. Seme of tts trees are 376 feet high and faet ia diameter. Some of the largest that have been felled indicate aa age of fnn 2,Mt te 1,800 yetlt*

The largeat library is the Bihlietheqas National in Paths founded by Louis XIV. It cmtain* 1,480,000 vclussee, 3,000,000 •aaphiots, 1,780,000 ^manuscripts, 800,000 maps and charts, and 150,000 coins and medals. The collection of engravings exeeeda 1,300,000 contained ia some 10,000 velusse*. The portraits nnmber about 109,000.

The largest dmect is that sf Sahara, a vast tag from the

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when'retaiaed to Terr* Haute 'Tfraa gee tie aa ftchild. The tears that staei Daalei's eye* W' sld tani the wheel of etate. 'Tie sad, dear Joha," poor Daaial aighed, "Te have yoastMd .owtaida the gato.^. "And whea the brwata are tarewa aaid% to* gather tfceaa op with glsa, And st tears coaree dewa yrar aaaly ehaeks, Dear John, thaa thiak mt mt."

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INDIANA STATE MEWS.

Will turkeys are being*fhot by hunters in Dubois count*. Mrs. Ella McKJttrick, of Evansville -celebrated the«ightieth anniversary ol her birthdayjast Saturday.

It is estimated that 80,000 feet ef gas escape from the gas well at ft. Wayne daiiy, which is equivalent to a

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flWinossh. The Salvation Amy. eamasanded by Major Thompson, has invaded Crawfordsville, where efforts are being made with prayer and abanji to convert the inhabitants.

A 3 jeer--Id son of Titus Surface, a Tippecanoe county farmer, sst his clothing on Sre wHle playing with matches and was burned so seven ly that he lived but a few hours.

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Sahara at InterraJfl of" flti, ten, and tweat/ yf«r». In sommer the heat oBring the day is excessive, bat the sights are often -Cold. In win-, ter toe iemj»eratdrt 'Is sometimes bslow fretsieg pcia\ The greatest pyranid is that of Cheops, one of the three pyramids forming tne Mem phis gicup, titiiai^d oil pliteatl abon' 137 feet above the level ot the nighe*! rise in the Nfe»rJ[ts dimensions his* been red need by the removal of the outer po.-tiors to furnish stone for ihe_ city of Cairo. Its masonry 'consisted originally ,i

89028.000 cubic feet, and atiJl amounts to 82,111,000 fept.

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height is 450 feet, against 47# feet digitally. The total weight of the st eMimatei at 8,91«i000/toisa.' lho Urgw bell io the world is the grest bell of Met .eew, at the fo»t of. the Kremlin. H? circnmftrcBce at the bottom i.« nearly #8 feet and its height mare than 21 feet. In its stoutest part tl is 23 inchee thick, end its weight has been computed to be 44*.722 pounds. It has never betn hung. as

THE VIRGINIA VICTORY.

pot rbona H» in« out Wlut Kept 1 Mibnie ro 'iet Da-Ing the visip^lgn. J.• V..-S- sx, Washington Spccisl.

The Sunday Herald bss this infcerestiop statemert of tbe Republican campaign work in Virginia:

Sinceitne/smjke" has cleared awax and the result of

the 'le t: a in Virjisis

is deelared beyond ication, it is n.orf *nd more astonishing. It met a gen'l man from Richmond l».st week, who ^ave me some very interesting infoim atioa. He says'that Mahone had fall gcocti all over the stsfe.md tbey reported to birc at the close cf the canvass that the Dimocrats were c?nfidr&4 of their SUCCPSS. ''Oa Friday btfjre the election tht eegro leaders in every precint ia the ?tatcg. their ordtr«, which were to see hat the full Rspubl'can vote waspd eri on election day, but not begin to vote be fore 1 o'clock, so late thut if tho Demc erats did take the slarm tli.-j could not get their vote out in time to save the state. These orders were obeyed to the letter. In the Third district, io particn iar, the cf bred vote was fully as heaw as in 1884, when Btaine was running for prnident, and in every other district wa* the same. The result was th^t, between fvsr confidence and dislike of the pns ont sdministration, the Dtmorrits have 'nr:t three members cf congress oat of ten 1acted. "'Asd that is not the w?r=t cf itei'her If the next presidential election should ••appen to bo thrown into the h.jnso of representatives, the vote of Virginia would be given to the Republican car, didate, aud that would be sufficient, to tura the tide., I teld o«r people that Mshone was too .quiet, aad I knew he wes asdditatiag mischief. He pretended te be very litttle interested in things. He said be thought perhaps the Republicans might earry the Petersburg distriei, aad all ihat. He completely feoled our jiee» pie, though I thibk he hins^lf was sur prised at the result, f«r his success waa greater than even he had imagined. He is aow sorry ha did net ran for congress in the Petersbug district himself. Bu he thinks he had glory enough,for he has landed six straightout Republicans into the house from Virginia. 1 wish the dfcvil had him.'"

HER TRICK TO GET WORK.

A C«ae of Hardships Awonr Londob'g Paor- That Call* for Pity and far -Praise. r. Pall Hall 0aistt*.

How macb necessity there is for opening cp new cphtres for women's work may be seen in this case of the girl in boy's clothes which came before a police magistrate the other day. Tbe young lady, "who has good features, and Closely cut hair," was attired in a short jacket and trousers, with staadrup collar aad peeked cap, and conveyed the general impression of a respectable bfcy. 8ha had done her work faithfully, and bad fallen easily ,i»to the habits of metropolitan errand boys— such, say, aa sWobing cigarettes. But thia was only playing her part, and up te now her proceedings were worthy of the greatest praise. If her mother's story is tre it reveals a very pitiful state of affairs indeed. She said that she bad four children, and that the prisoner had been purporting her and her brothers and sisters for Botne time past, every farthiDg she earned being brcughj, home She bad tried to get employ m^et as a girl, but failed, and dltiiiiately ia a state of desperation at seeing them all in condition of emi starvation she assumed the garb of a boy, aad at once succeeded in obtaining employment.

If this is really tbe state of the labor market, ths aus^erest of British matrontmight condonp the short cat hair and the breeches. For here is a girl, well able and willing to do hard work, fine

RYAN KNOCKED OUT.

ga Una Stop» Paddy in the Third Boaad at San Franc eco. Sas FnAHcreco, November li —At th* Sullivan—Ryan contest Saturday night, wuich did not begin until after 11 o'clock, Sullivan knocked Ryavout completely in the third roand. Ryan forced tbe figbliag in the first and seeond reand and tapped Sullivan qaite lively, bat he bacam* winded and bis chaaces were goae. The third round was a regular slugging affair. Sullivan was in Ice wikd, forcing the fighting from tbe start, although he showtd signs of heavy punishment. After tbe third Iasa Sullivan let go a terrible right-hinder oa Ryan's Jaw, which seat him s|Mnning against tbe ropes—a straight aad clean knock down.' The blow had sncbaa effect that Ryan with difficulty raised himself and staggered te his, feet. He illed- himself together, and in a wildered way threw out his ^ft at Sullivan. Solliyan stopped, it nicely, aad then let go another of his awful righthanders, landing again' on Ryaa's jaw. Tbe blew was so well aimed and landed so heavily that Ryan dropped aa if hit by a cannon ball. It waa a knock-ant of the cleanest kind. Ryu lay on the platform unable to move. The police nped over tbe ropes, but toe late, •re was no need of their segviee*—the Agbt was over, Sallivan pushed hie time-keeper back, so aa to be sure Ryan h«d nothing more to aay. Time was called, and Ryan waa S'ill motionless. Sullivan then stooped down, and, picking ap his fallen antagonist in bis arms, wrM him to his corner. 8honts aad act went op for th* Boston *lner, sat tfc* immense crowd dispersed.

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DOGS.

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nd r« f- ct Gcati on, for a BrstU Bart root.

A writer tu the Memphis App al makrs thi' generous de'ense cf a much abused species:

I am a friend to J.iiJrer, they have no warmer friend—and I am a triend to dogs also. I am not willing to see tbt poor dumb brutes slandered and villiS^ without attempUxtg some dtfecse fo. them, as they cannot defaad themse'Tet against the newspaper, though they an •fr'q'iently called upon to defend tfceii masters aga'nst thieves and burglais I believe very few sheep tare killed by d*g», if the sUtistios oon'd be had, and that dogs that are forced to kill sliKy for a living »re mare sinned against than sinnimr, became tbeir masters, wi nkt Ked them. The dftg is man's own crea tion—"like master like dog," ia cot very far from the mark. The "worthless curs are generally owned by worthless curs vf tbe biped" tcrsuasion, There are a? tniwy diflt-rrat grades vf dogs as there are of men—degraded mtn make dtifradtd ga. Tnere are dogs wko are perfect g-c 1 men, eccordiug to canine etiquette, as you wjII find wearing twrllowtaili atafashiocabls ball, and may hap wit* more brains in their heads than onie ef the swallowtails possess. Thee (btresro dogs of. greater heroism than you wiil among ldiers on tbe bat1 fi*ld There ara dogs wh^ evince more faithful friendship for man than his nearest kin. And yet every dog is a mark for tome bruttl mar's fo-jt. Treat dog kindly and you wi 1 alwys ba rcrepaid by bis gra'.itudp, unices hs has lost all confidence in men by cantac with them. See a dog wslldcg ssdatrlv down the road, and th.te boys standing oa the corner. Etch one hastens to hit himSnt with aft «e, and thoo t'-iey yell in exn txtion ss hs scurries efJ ob three legs. I have a dog th*t is ilvalusble tome, becau ehe protects my wife and children in my nbsenci. No ..bief dare come on my presiises at nigh1

I knew a dog tJ'save "tie life of a little boy wh« W3S rtt 'ck»d ly an infiri- 'i: bock, Oi hearing the boy's cries he rtn a hundred yards tj hia rescue, eeised thp aack fey the throat »nd cavrd the child's 'ife, who was down on the ground end •sn tho point of being pored by the buck's horn*. I have owned many dogs of a higd degree of intelligence and dueition. They were' worthy companio*.s and nsvf'il a'lie*. I dare »ay there are 50,COO men in Tennessee who can pay the ^m As to tbe cost of mainiaiLirg if'j.s, they generally eat what wool1 otherwise be thrown a^ay. No man will feed a deg nnless he cocsidera hiai worth feed ing. There are doubtless "worthlers cars," both among the quadrupeds and bipeds, that the community would be better without, but the prevalence ef the one is the direct sequence of the existence of the'iMlier.

The man or boy who never possessed a dog that money couldn't buy hss but a faint appreciation cf the possibilities of (ife.

Superintendents of keep supply of K:4 96 cents.

kcepitals always Star Oju^b Care

Marriage Licenses.

E aacuel 8. R.eicger and L'xzie Spirits.

For rheumatism and neuralgia S'. ja» cob: Oil is a sure cure.

MARK.

TOAD*.

Free /rem

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can

get no employment of any kind, and h«r mother and 'four sister* an starving What eaa she do? la a moment of des perate inspiration she dons the'cloth«s, and with them, the opportunities of the stronger sex. She finds work *t once. There is a touch of real heroism in this, and there are twa classes of the r.nmarnnity who should not forget it. First, it eboald rous9 new energy in all'who are working directly on behalf or in support of young jfirla and, Eecoad, it should constitute afresh and powerful appeal to all wLo have relations of any kind whatever with young women, not to add, either by thoughtlessness or deliberate selfishness, to the difficulties with which nature ana convention have already so unfairly handicapped them.

'iag IrM.i kn... kc 3VilDTfiSaC* »«ttr or b-,d taste t"lm lUtilv-, montr. toniUo .oated wStte or covered wttb.a brow,, .ln in the back, stfe or Jolut?- iut n^latufcen for RbeuiD 1 »m c...m..cb, iu»* of appetlt. tf njes ofu«.a and water-brasn, or in n»tioti n- tulobcy and acid ern«tatSons bown» aUeruate'y liostlve and lax: rfctie loss of inemary, with a painful sens: t.\» bavini failed to do eom.-tbin.-, wnich ru-ijt to bavo been done debility low spirit!. tbick yellow appo ri.tice ol tbcakiu. eyes a dry cough fev restlerans .j artno la f.can and i. colore-l iJlowed to stand, dep .mi- m'.••-»

SiMMOMS LJVEB REGULATOR 'Purely t.stc tww lsgenerallyasel .il the Torpid Liver ,i

to ar

action

It acta with astriur the

iver, kidneys

BOWELS

xn avrncrruAi. spbcivic ron

ttnrlarla, iWel ComplnlDfa, lyfpnp«la, 3ti, -radach«. ConatlpttClon, BlUuiunMii,

KWInvy All lt" J*ui.tic«, HaBttl ttlon, Coll Sndoraed by the use of

7 Millions of

Bottles, aa

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE for Uhildrws. ror Idalu, and, for tbe Aged. ONLY GEKU1MB has oar Svao. la red aa fro. tOi Wrapper,

H. ZEILIN ft CO,

Hole Proprleter. ^rlce, tl 99.

AMUSEMENTS.

NAVLOB'B

OPKRA HODSB.

v-.v Witsos Natlob, Manager. ,ai ,0?CE NJOHT ONLY Thursday Evening,

NOVH.MBEB 18,

The popular Irish comed'.aa and vocalist,

JOHN MURPHY la Fred Marsden's greate ot

all Irish

dramas. Tbe Kerry aow. a comedy-drama without equal. Prices as usnaJ, Seata now selling at

Bntton'a.

rYLOB'S OTER HOUSE,

t«4-

Satiirday Evening ti NOVKMBKH 90,

•xfaaia

W. II. POW£B§ CO. In the new and pletnresque Irish drama,

Tli© Ivy Leaf. jTew Bon ga Charaetartstle Daneas

c| Ik

DufTy's Pure Walt Whiskey and Duffy's Formula. 1

Eyscntery. Dlarrhcea, Cramp*.

1 h**« n«M

Mull *V»l«k-T th» (B8»t iiv ireh'oia was CHro^lf

five

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rttlt I

Ciaclnnftt1« (Jhio.

GeatlemeB-I hare bcea all tlw wtnter with catarrh at

Ue stomach and

and I find yonr rare Malt ^WtkeT the best remedy 1 erer nied. Tleasa wna jour

DaQr't Formula to tafce with lt.

fixmv, Iforfb Carftllna.^

C^nkwen—Fbr iwa jaars I wfeai doctors taUad CbronJe aad wu naaSle to tat relief. 1 vnan 1 eoi'imeaead tha naa joi A-uffy'i lUra M*Jt tmitkey, alaea whlth hava aiparlenead jrreat rallet aad aara gains

rirtosa^w^an I commenced tha uaa tobt boffy'i lUra M*Jt tmitkey, alaea whfah I have axpartenead jrreat rallet aad aara calnai mere thaa 80 poo.d. la wctgh^,

lvm

Motjiis $T*wrr» firtadalrtfa. fa. ara used the Ua7 slant Wlik 1 ttTiiHl the

1jSt•Farwala

Pagj'i Pore M»lt Wkktty, teasiHt ehlU ef terra eaie nule thtsj. She ramaiii.

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DOLLAR PSR £01 TLB.

1886.

Harper's Young Ptople.

AN ILLUSTRAtEO WEEKLY.

The position oi SiBHSl Y?»?,« aa tbe leading weekly perltfalpaJ for young readers la well established. The publishers spare no pains to provide tne best and most attractt»e reading and 11--lastratlocs. Tho serial and short stories have strong 0mmatlc Interest, while they are wholly free from whatever^* ifernlolons or vulgarly sensational tbe papers on natural history and scleoc, travel, and tbe ffcets of 11

are by wrlieir

who-.e tiRmes give tbe best assurancecl accuracy and value. Illustrated pape:' on athletic sports, games, and pastime*

full Information on these sobleo^ here Is nothing cneap abeat it but ttt price.

An epltemo ef everytbinf that a!i tractive and desirable In Juvenile Utarstnre.—[Boston Courier.

A weekly ieast of good thl'gs to thr boys and sirls in pvery family which it visits —[Brooklyn Union.

Jt is wonderful in its wealth of pic'.tires. in'ornaatloi!, and Interest.— [Christian .Advocate, N. Y. 1i 3i" TERM': Postage rr*patt, $3

P*r Trr

Vol. VII. commences November

3,1585.

Riksl* Kttmb'sm, five cents eseliRemiitancta ehould be made by Postoffice Money Order or Draft, te avoid chance of loss.

Newtpapert art n»t to eopy tMt mavtrtu*vtent without the expreu order ef JiA*ra» A Bbothbks. Addrets

HA.KPIRABBOTHE119, W»w YeM.

All 100 LONO.

a a

Si- MAIN 8TOJ5ET. &nd lrou-«« jonw wttb D'stfiU Ji»pi»tf:h. pturatt: rf Ifr: Collars, 3o: iitff, 4c. lira era, tf: fadershlr'.s, «c. HAudterctiers, 4ii Siajii c* work don nh^ap- '. 'n't iv'i# •rov^ bv r.j*A»tne

K. M. Smith'. Coal B'llietlp. Price by load. Br?a!l Bljck per ton 45 In l-a. Pits imv S.1J Wvs'iin^t op 2.35 \xilbr. ciie 7.t!8 «1 a •, 15 I-id P.t s, .Vot Wa Ui.ji"u Nut —. I Si

Also wo^d af.d iiidl'fcy. 5. iliaai P:t'sbar/ «o»! 'ru« new ail -o« fv*i *v:lle has bu !'. t«n ie af dial swl'cta V- r«-rb S-i

tl'Bk.r e:ma for i.orn »»a rate. Nu ., S!I« of *tove »at tir*-il#. Mrsi «n!pB.nt arrived Oetw er S, iSSC. Uar ia privste iw'.veb «oal sasiigr seen. 945 7/abaeh sveaae and -N. Kxlh and

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Comer 3f?i!rs a?ifl Tvrelfth

[Essst End Cilery Stable.] Firat class turnouts at reasons! Jo prtcss.

WILSON

KSHBOMDS

beM Wasfebeesde as. Sewt-'^TaW rla. Iteknt wtrtr. ^bT^n^-r

MOSUL I Sijliuw, nWilfiWt

inftOM THS

-ci *_ rj

a. A. r,

AN tNTE.3t 3T?riQ THE ATI "E ON CLOOP S^i.: S£NT| FRSETO ALt. JtPPLfCAfiTS. IT CHO'JIS BE r.T.AO

Address tHE swift specific co., atlanta. ga.

Wer.cm Stkmt. Chwt*f, P«.

Hempen—I b«re Nirn jnffwrtnc tor too vMr- with raurrb tftc 8ion»Ph or tvrtold fe\er)»,roanins into aT*onj£ry ftfla cjofntiion tb® iow. bcvrol. The trim's of wh'sirv n-rcr suited rrv **d^m

Isle

nnMl I tcsttd T^orDurty'sFQre M.ilt WotfUyy, which b.*3 jtv^n ontlroH' ilit*^

Brtaj*. WilllAnw «%oar.tj, Ohio

Gentiemrn—I v** iroauled #rith crtmp* ct (h« siomAcb for a Ions time, antil I fonT«" ronr UulTv's Pare Mdlt Whlikey

MflttwtnJL*

^rnr.a!a. lh*v«U8ed tbem and And too crsuopi oo not return.

68 inch, *150 Gr-lnaVii expett. fitl sickle,J$75.0ft £3 inch Stis j/i Coluasli--!, §4 inoh $l»'ti Koyal Xlsil,

AKTOH HWLMAlf,

690 Vain street, care fi. Hh!s"x A €e.

Madame Warren's

Dress Form Corset

Bo'rf by Doalera everywhere.

LEWIS SSHIELE & CO Seb twaers Patest, KewYsrk. •WBeware of IiatiaUons. yo-5. unless stamped:

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Or No Pay. Alio

a a a

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ir, (t\1a te r&i2$Z\\ jobs avaaa*.

North foartb stxs-t T( "fo Heut« Indiana.

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DENTISTS,

(Saoceskorx to Sartholamew

ST.. TiKBE RACTK. XM'

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Pre® tbe eorner of Sixth and Obi® 10fl nortb Sixth, first Uor a^rt.i of ttet conreb. f.ltrr.

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OLD MAN!

WOltl)

VOTkWTS

wiuUMSA stAfJOrACXUSSi--

Sash,-Soon, Builds,"3

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YOUR HAIR

should be your crowning glory. Ay«*s lla Vigor wi:i rcsiore the :aliiy aisl color of yc'i'.'.i i» '^r.ir tliat tss bfs-omit thin r.uu faded an.!, wi'rre Uicglan-.h .'ire c.-t dceu^cd or a'joorbed, will cute anew en ba'd h?5ils. -T A "ST

l'--

Aver*s Hair Vir f-r I" r*»and, aMioasli I s:=: v. )-T»r,l« of #0. my hair is as al.Ki.Jant aud gloasy te-dey aa whea 1 waa S-V sstiired, thst stri*' cf

Ayer's Hair Vigor,

rr.r.r.inr.D by

Br. J. C. Ayer &• Co., lewtll, Kses.,

LI BHAUY,One Year (52 Numbers)!* PosUge free to ?il su)scrlbers la (fee rjnlted states and C»nad».

Cloth caies for each volume, snltabla (or binding, will be sent by sssn, pest* pfl'a, receipt of !1 each. •'emittauces should b« made by pest* ofllc® aioney order or draft, to aveia ubaDce Oi iosi. _,

Nowspapsrs are not to copy tnls eflverj tiaement without tUe e^preee. ^rdeT H.trj^ Brotiiers.

Aa^rens HA HI ER A BHOrnKWf T0m

SARSAPARIUi

OR BLOOD AND L1VEIITW. A pWrless remedy for Scroftite, wait# 6wellings, Cancer, Eryslpela*. Oont, Chronic Sores, Syphilis, Tum€»rs, 0«rbnncles, Salt Rhenrd, Mnlarto, Billons Complaints, and all dBseaeei IndieaU Ing an Impure Condition of tne Blood, Liver, Stomach, Kidney*. Bowels, Skin, etc. This Grand Remedy °omposed of vegetable ertrtota, chief of which aw 8ARBAPARIIXA and STILLINQIA. The cures effected ar* absolute. For sale toy all Drtaflglets

JOSS

r.imi *.cp., i«B

er~ Write forqimnlqeM Bo^fc.

37»um ot mmUimg. wefce* •jWL.

fUepeaMWyj

ratify

*.?D DK*:.zrJt L»

Shingles,

Paints, Oils and Builders Hardware,

MONTGOMERY WARD* CO. ...j* gsa ^cae, CMea«e,

E N I S

Extracting Vtos All work »rr»uti"1. OMr.tlo« eB Uie natural tefti: jarcfol-y p»r!«nne4. orrrcE, \r:.wra

color snd vi*«f

BiA. JL of tho la«r prssi-rvcU te oUt are? Itcad t! foiiowii:?. frons Vn. Q. Xorton. So:i\crvt i.-,Haw. 1

have wwtf

yer,«

RaSr

iJ.til Vi-or will conrlKve ysa of Its powers. Mrs. M. K. I.ea*.tlte, Cel., writes: ''Two rears ago, mj" talr hertag t^ost fn'.i.flj :'a'!fn out, I eonmjennNl tl:e of Acer's Hair Vi^'or. To-d»y ssv 'n.-.!r is 29 ir.ii.o» lung, flu*, strong, aad hcahhv."

RENEWED .JTETS Ayrr's I'.::ir Yi-or, t'..e hair r^gaiss you 'uul co'or rnd v! Rer. H. P. VrUliamEon. P-.tIvNou Keekten« bar? Co., X.,C. writw: "I have owed Arer's Yip'.r fir last ten year*. It Is an escellen! iimcrfntirr." tj"*r t-'° A.rfr":'

ri#,r

^I*er»®**-

JL A. Dihlman. TVstcrloo, Jb., had his hair restored to is original healthy condition. lie was nearly bald, and very crs v. He writer: Only lour bottles ef the Yirer were rr^ulrcJ to restore mjf h.-vir to its youthful eclcr aud quantity.'' -r-zYs-i Aver's IT.tir Yigoj-eures die* 0 Hi" rr-r. Of f-ha sealp. T. H. Fo»trr. Priucetcn. lm!., writes: "I had been trnnbled for year* vrlth a disease ef the scalp rr.y r«l v. covered with ds»dr«T, ar.d the hair d'7 and harsh. Ayert Ilalr Vigor gave n-.o immediate relief, oleans-cd the fcalp, snd rendered the bait soft and pliable."

V. I. JL

For sala by all .Druggists.

1886.

Harper's Weekly:

*J,LFeTBAT«».

Harper's Weealy has now, for m^ereUan tweuiy years, inalntalned It. pesiltea tbe leading illustrated weekly aewepape* In America With constant Increase of literary and artlstlo resenrce., Is Is aele to otter for the ensuing year atljracMeae unenualled by any previous veltssse, ea* b-acins two capital Illustrate* serial st£ rits, one by Mr. '1 Uo«. Uar4y, ameag tje foremosto'11 vluk writer.®f nettea.aaw the other by Mr. Walter Bosaat, eae ef tbe most rapidly risInK of Engltin aevel» ists graphic illustrntlons of,ua«iaal interest to readers in all rcottons tne eeentry entertaiuii:g short atenes, asestiy illustrated, by the best writers ana lm« portaot papers by high authorities ea tfce chief topics of the day.

Evoryone who desire a trnstwertaT political guldo, an ente lalnlna ana atruotlvefamllyjournals^ tlrely freefresa objectiouti bie features l® either letter* orest or lllastristloae, »kenl4 mkeeflM Harper's Weekly.

HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Year HARPEK'd WEEKLY HARPER'S MAGAZINE UAKPER'8 11AZAR HAEPSR'S YOUNG PEOPLE. HAKi'BU'S FRANKLIN BQBAEB

nu BiTTBiur «ei»" Jmmed pejrt. *uf Mmre MMli year. S9r 8^x11^ iinn.s,w»«* *ss??zzrair

to consumer!

ea »U

n.raooal er «d.vf

mmA

«t»ee

-sixth st.

Opposite Post Office, 1 ERRE HAffl

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tenth person

aat answers tbla advertisement, we will i'Bd fr»e«ne noutid

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