Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1885 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TRIDAY MORNING AFHIL 21 1885.

KANSAS RA1X STORM.

CXaaj Lives Lot and Much J Art Stock Drowned Itllrda Damaged. St. Louis, Apiil 23. Dispatch? from Southeastern Kansas report the heaviest raia fall tinea Tuesday that hza ever been fcnowa ia that part of the ßtate. Oyer twelva Inches of Trater are eaid to b&78 fallen. All lerel country Is enbraerged and Is a yast he. of water. TratSc on the Missouri, Kanias and Texas Railroad many miles eac'a way from Parsons Is suspended, and a passenger train which left Parsons jesterday on the Fcrt Scott and Galf Toad, wa3 wrecked Dot far from town. A large number of b.033 and cattle in ihn stock jäte's on the Labette River, one mile from Farson3, were drowned, and, it is Eaid, hundred?, perhaps thousands, cf animals have been drowned in the surrounding country. The streams ro?a eo vapidly, rod the water poured down in inch torrents, that little, if anything, could be done ia the way of reicuing live stock or eecuring othsr linds of property. Fields are devastated ia all direction, and great destruction of crofs and moveable property bai occurred. A e ejrro tettlement near Tarsons was inundated and icaay of the people were rescued only after great difficulty and hard labor with lm provisaed toata and other means. The Marmaton River, which runs near Furt Scott, overflowed its banks with a rush and sub rcerged a settlement of from K) to 800 population, known . a3 "ortn Fort Ecott. the water standing in many cf the houses from three to five feet deep." All the Toplewere rescued, however. The Mi3?oari Taciti? Rail road treck is badly washed out. Bath ways from Fort Scott and no trains have morel since Tuesday. The Wichita llod ia also badly washed. A freight train on tha lat'er roed wfnt through the bridge at Clearwater, ard Frank Daniels, the engineer, was drowned. At last accounts the water was aubsidiDg, but H was still veiy high, and it will take eeveral oajs for it to run olf. Trfffic on the Wichita and Western Rillroad, betwefa Wichita and Kinsman, j5 Ba8. pended. and tfcs bridges on tbat rotd and the Atchi3on, Torekaand Santa Fe atUhavey 2l)le Iain and Clearwater are wrtahed away. Other dispatches state that tbe 5torm extended Into western T.li?souri, and that many streams have overflowed their banks; that mr.ch property baa ben destroyed and that railroads have been washed away ia placss and traffic greatly interrupted Advices alco come from northern Texa.3 rcting very heavy rain fall, extending over a Jarpe section of country, embracing DaniBon, (JainesTiliö. Fort Worth, Dallas and other places. At Gainesville, Pecan and Elm Creeks overflowed tlielr banks, and besidr s wa?hinp away much property. Women and children clung to branches of trees for Louis before they were reecced, and la some instances whole fsmiliea were swept away ia their beneec, but "in moat instances they were rescued. Several Etreet3 la Dallas were delcged with water, and a high wind damped a number of houses. Taa lied Hirer is very high, and at last accounts was thing rsp'dly, and farn 01 great damage along its banks were apprehended. Ternlic Cyclone. GALvrsTON, Tex.. April 2". The News's Alexia, Tex., special eajsthat Frairie Grove neighborhood, eight miles south of llexia, vas visited yesterday afternoon by a severe cyclone, causing esrious results In life and propeny. A two story echool house, in which were about fifty children, wa3 blown down and torn to pieces, killing one and wounding taveral children. The casualties ara as follows : A fourteen year old daughter cf J. P. Swing, killed: Estella Cooke, le broken ; two children of E. Herring, leer? and arms broken; tiro children of Mr. O' Harra, legs broken and injured internally. The bouse of S. McKtnnon was blown down, severely injuring McKinnon. The a'oiebcuse and postoffice, owned by S. D. HugLes, was demolished and goods promiscuously pcattered. The residences of M. B. Coi, H. Thompeon and L. J. Williams were demolished. Larkin Gentry's house, sons distance from the village, is aleo reported demolished and himself, wife and child killed. Other serious results are probable, as the country is thickly settled lathe directioa which the storm took. The New'e Deniaon special says: "In consequence of the heavy raia and wind etorm?, causing washouts endangering bridges, railroad 1 1 a flic on the Mi Jsonri Pacific north and west, cf Denirou is impeded. The Red River is rising four feet per hour. Loa Holland, injarcl by a falling building during the rjclcre jesterday, died this morning. A family of emigrants encamped on the river bottom was taddenly surrounded by water Ust mjilit and pcught aafety in the trees. They wtre rescued to-day." OKLAHOMA BOOjIERS. They ITaT lteoletl to Disperse for the Present to 1'acllltate the Speedy Sat tlement of the Oaestlon. Af.kaüsas City, April 23. The Oklahoma movement collapsed yesterday, so far as any present attempt to reach Oklahoma is concerned, and the boomers have decided to go borne and await further actioa oa the part the Government. When Captain Couch, their leader, went to Washington two weks ago to personally state his case to Secretary Iamar there were Eose few who believed tfcat favorable action would be had, but when Secretary Lamar told Couch that he and Lis men must keep out of Oklahoma, and that the cattlemen might go out also, the eclonhts accspted tha situation for the t:rxe being. Captaia Couch, who came back from Washingtca on Monday, was joined here lsst night by Sidney Clark, who ha3 been representing the boomer Interest ia Waih irgtca for several months. Late ia the evening a consultation wa3 held with a special committee of tea of tha boomer leiders as to Mhat should now be dene. One or two l.ot-bep.da tmurg the boomers were Jcr literally igoorlng the wishes or decisions of the .jcretary cr the President, and the consultation las'.ed late into the night, and finally a report was arrived at. There wä3 a gcoi deal of bitterness displayed, and an attempt was made to defeat the recort prepared by tlia Special Committee, but it wäs ünally adopted and read as fellows: Whercss, Tie members of Payee's Otiaaon Co!cri7 liavc reeivcl the report of Captain Conti, Gcr.er&l Wearer and Sidney Clark, who Tresnted enr situations and viewj lo tbe f'reiient ol tie United States of Anericv and to the -cretary of the Interior, and feolicued favoraMe action In our tehaM; and, Wnerean, Assnranee tas ben giren ns thra'?gh rnr delegates tbat tlie quetioa st lsae reiatlu to OktsLonn will be fpctdUy setUet Dy removing the CitUe lynaieates from the whole Territory la tl!pate, indudirpthe occupancy of tDcHurroand im Indian reservations uader tne 111641 cafes, rreparatory to InMituting nesotiations to opeu the country to homestead settlement as provided t)T the recent aet of Congress: therefore, RetolTed. That in order to aM tbe national adxniniftratlon to carry out the aforesaid measure la good faith, and to soive the problem of Oalaliosia

ss acta at practlcab!e. we dfcaa It advisable t wait for a reasonable time lor the contemplated ac'tcn. KnoIveL Tbat tie beadquaritri of the colony shall remain at Arktnai c:ity, Kan., until a rairo ultab!e placo be hfcured by tac o:"i;ers ot the aid coloay. Immediately after the meeting preparations for removal began, and It Is thought ttat within forty eight hours, at least t othirds of the colonists who have been waiting here for weeks, will have departed. The nun accept the situatioa quietly, but say ttiey will be ready to aaln take the field whenever Captaia Couch calls upon them.

ey motu' Hudlet ot Newa. Special to the Scntluci, Eayjiocr:, Ind., April 2;. Joshua Hardcsty, cf Newry, who was burned out recently, has taken a new departure. It is claimed by all his neighbor that since tha death of his third wife, some two years ego, he has been living in open and notorious adaltery with a Mrs. Cochran of the neighborhood, and that his every day condnct was so objectionable that be has skedaddled between two ciaye. takicg this woman with him. She abandoned her nine-jear old daughter, wna is bright and intelligent, and who was taken charge of to day by Mr. G. W. Mitche'.l, Township Trustee, and placed in tin County Asylum. Hatdefity is tome sixty-live years o'd'andthe father cf Jame3 H. Hardatv, who is la jail at Indianapolis on the charge cf pa?sing counterfeit money. Six farmers residing in Hamilton Township had near 200 acres ia wheat, which they are plowing tip and will plan: to corn and oats. The CcmmiEsioner3 have just settled with tb Trustees, and Ii od tneir reports all o. k. M'ss Nellie Wilson was summoned to Medijen last night, in response to a dispsch antounclng the death of her mother. ILe praijd jury having failed to indict L'enry Ecg'and on the cbarge of parjury, t wes released from the County Jail yciterihe farm rcidenco of E. S Crbb. three niits v?e&t of town, was bararid Tafsday whlla the family were at the Doris fho?r, ard stela a new &oit cf clothes and many ether articles cf value. A Quixotic Aflpot'iatlou. , Ninv Yor.K, April 23 The American McAll Ancciation, which is aa crinizition cf Arr.crican ladle3, farmed two years ago, to help l!cv. II. W. McAll to rescue France frcm the infidel, hold the first session of Its second annual meeting here to-day. Delegales attended to the numoer of about 103, from twenty-si:: auxiliaries of cities in the Slates of New York, Masashusett?, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Connecticut and tbe District of Columbia. Tha wife cf ex-President IIaye3 and the widow cf ex-Pie-ident Garheld wero amon tbe numhe-r. Mrs. Mam'.e J. Chase waa els cted to preside. Mrs. Ocddard, Presidentof tha New York Auxtltnrie?, welcomed the delegates. r,ev. Martin L. Bercer, Secretary of the association, reported that daring "tbe jeer he had reprs&enUd the association in delivering ninety-tro addrFse?. ia forming anxilliaripB at Troy, Newark, I'taiir, Albany and Pvochester, and In sending I church collections and iniiviucal coatriatiens to the treasury of tbe association. The session of the bedy will iaat to day and iomcrrow. KeportJ lie Killed Three Clan. Mevrms, April 23. M.irtin Mitchell, who keeps the fishing ground at Black Tish Lake, Aik., twenty miles west of Memphis, came to the city late laat night and reported that he had shot and killed three men, yesterday, in St. Francis Couaty, Arkansas, about tentj-hva miles west of Black Fish Lake. It seems that about two weeks ago Mitchell wf.5,ebot at by two men named Cummins and Barton and sliphtly v.-oanded. YeBtsrday, h8 met them in St. Francis County and a regular battle was opened between them. Mitchell eajs Commies, Birton and another rcaa who was with them opened tire on him first, which be returned with Winchester repeating rifle, killing them all. Mitchell received one shot in the arm. He came here to deliver himself up to the KhsriiTof St. Francis County, who was in Memphis ia attendance at the races. Crop lteports and Prospects. Toledo, Om April 23. Messrs. C. A. Kiaaj Co., cf this city, to-day publish the result of CO crop reports from grain dealesa la Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kansas and Missouri, received daring the past five days. O-e-third cf the reports fay the prospects are favorable for winter wheat; onequarter say roor, and nearly cue-half say very pcor. Illinois and Kansas promise the poorett, Michigan the best better than Jast year. One-haft report prospects better tbau a fortnight ao; a quarter say a3 good, and a quarter worse. Illinois is the only State which decs not report an improvement. The latest reports are the best, especially from Kanras. One-tenth report half of the eld crop remaining; one-third a quarter; cne-third 10 to 20 per cent, and others hs. Seven-eights of the farmers are disposed to hold, owing to the poor prospects of war iumcra. To Be sold at Sheriff' Sale. Special to the Saatinei. Peri , Ind., April 23 A judgment and decree of foreclosure has been rendered by the Miami Circuit Court against Bdnjamin F. Dow tt Co., for the sale of all the build Ing machinery and !aid3 owned by said company situate ia the edge of this city, ia favcrof Charles Brownell fjr ?;0 717.50. B. F. Dew Co. came here from th9 ea?t atout five j ears ago, and after liberal assistance, etc., established the above named Company for the purpose of manufacturing sejerators. steam ensiles, etc. The business vr.3 carried oa extensively until this wlntsr, hen the factory ehnt down, paving only a portion cf the wages dne its employes. Tbe property will prooably ba bought at sheriiFs sale by Mr. Brown ell, but what nss will be made of it is at present unknown. A Shocking I!scovery. St. Lours, April 23. A Chattanooga special to the Tost Dispatch eajs: A shocking discovery was ma3e last nijht near Spring City. Tnn. Th.8 pntrifyicg remains of James Slcan were found ia the woods near the house of his uncle, one of tha leading men of that eect'.on. S'osn had been missing for a long time, and his body had evidently been in the woods four weeks Tne remains were shockingly mutilated by some beast. A note was found on his person ssying he hed killed birxself, but thiä is thought to be a blind, and it is suspected that ho was murdered. Salclde in a Kcitanrant. Kaksas City, Mo., April J A young man, under twentyyears cf age, walked into a Main street restaurant to-day, ordered dinner, and after dispatching it, drew a revolver and ibot himself throngh the brain without rising from the table. A card on his psrsoa

bore the addrees. "J. Edwin Liddy, New Paris, Indiana." It is supposed he had been ekltgwork. He is now in a dyinr condition at the City Hospital. Itrsfeen Out Again. Chicago, April 20. A special telegram received th!s morning by the Breeders' Gazette from Dr. N. H. Taaiea, Slate Veteriaariaa of Illinois, announces that plearo-pneumonia has again broken out in tha herd of Jersey cattle belonging to Mr. Bailey, of Peoria, III. This is one of the herds in whic th disease played nch havee last autumn and it wa hojed that it had run its course there and tla.Uif'herd could be released fromquaraaticf. But this fre3h outbreak Continus all thst Las previously bsen said about tha insidious nature of this malady.and Dr. Paaren Las determined to at once have tbe entire herd condemned and slaughtered as the only cCectuai rccthodof stamping cut the diseise. It is iepcrtcd that ha has decidel to rec5mrxend a similar course with all the herds now in quarantine. Catholic Ordlnutloii. BALTiMor.r, April 2:; At 6t. Mary's Seminary jcsttrdiy Bishop Blendell, cf Montana, actir.g for Archbifhop Gibbans, ordained t-) the priesthood Thomas Bellly, of the Dio3?9 of'Columbia, O. Bishon GJa-inx o?1?ini 10 the deacombip Mr. Beilly aad Frank N. Perry, cf the Chicago Diccsso, and E. Filloa, ot the Ntw Orleans Diocese.

Captain Mitchell, of tbe barkAntoine ßala, New York and Havana trade, ca ne home in May, entirely helpless with rheumatbni. He went to the mountains, but receiving no benefit, at hia wife's reaue3t begin to take Hood's Barsaparilla. He immediately begaa to improve; ia tvo montai his rheumatism was"a!l pone, p.nd he sailed in command of his vessel a well man. Hnod's Sarsaparilla wiil help you. Sold by all druggists. " Bill Nye in Italy. A railway connects Genoa with Tcrin. I tried to gt a r?.c.s over this roil, but mt with only indifferent success. Iha roai ij run alnicst exclusively by foreigner?, aud the emp loyes are largely foreigner?. Wiierevtrlfoia Earope I meet with this great drawtack r,:;d stumbling block to enjoyment. So I did net müke t!ie railway r,utwenties understand aout the pass, and after bcth arms had been talked loose I said it was r.omstter; I would socner walk fjyhow. Still I shall leave Italy with aa unfriendly feeling toward" this read, and shall Co all 1 can to turn travel over same olher thoroughfare. Genoa was founded 200 years b?ore Christ, and ytt is not a very big town af:er all. If I could have 2,000 years in which to bail! a town rrnd couldn't ret up a bigger, better j.ml cleaner town I vould cease to be a townIt and enter into tome other business by which to obtain a livelihood. "Genca is mainly celebrated in history for being the birthplace of the man who discovered Aruerci; and yet he wa not, strictly speaking, born in Geno:i, aid did nat discover Americ-t. Sschisiife! Oar heroes, our peds and goddes melt awy under the teirible alchemy cf isa.is, and history, that at first crowns the obscure with a wreath cf laurel, at last tars down the name she has worked fcr years to carve and fills the hungry maw of oblivion with the inanimate dust. One after another heroes. diC3verera, tcets and artists fads away. William Toll, Columbns, Shakppeare and many others have snffered cgain and again at tbe haad cf the historical vampire, and it would seem that none of us are absolutely safe. The youngest of us may yet live to leara that Lydia E. Pinkham wes not tbe author of her own vegetable compound. Thus we live and labor for half acentury to psrfect a balm that will kneck tbe bliud staggers higber than OXlderoy'e kite, and at last a vandal historian iobs us of our hard-won fams. I wonder that we have as much co'araje and lofty ambition as we have. Tte first dogo was elected ia 1313. I do not know what the duties of a doge were, nor what ualary he received; bat I am led tj believe that the psy was good. Genoi is a great place for the building of ship3. Elegrant houtehold furniture 1 made hers al33, such as chaiis, table, cabinets and olhsr atticles of virtu. "Ba virtuous and you will be happy" is the motto of the Genoese. TLey belieye in bavins a niDtto whether they nse it or not. leajfarseo Gear.a had a population of alout 10"-0G' but I think there are more here now. I thought I counted more bagpars then that, and there must have beea at Upst .00 people there who were not identified with that industry. I have always dene what I could in Ämerici to reliev3 want, bnt where want teems to be tbe normal condition I allow nature to take her courte. The brpsara cf Italy glory iu their chame. They are gled they thought of it instead of yielding to a weak and foolish temptation to fritter away their young lives in manual labor. V'e arrived in Yerono day bef3re yesterday. Most everv one has heard of the ' Two Gentleiren of Verona " This is the place they came from. They never returned. Verona ia rot noted for its gsntlemen now. Perhaps that it is the reason I wa3 regarded 1 as euch a curiosity whea I came here. erosa is a pocd deal older thaa Chicasp, but the two cities have points of resemblance after all. When the southern simoon front the stocx yards 13 wafted across the vinegar orchards of Chicago and a load of Mormon emigrants get cut at the liocs Island depot and begin to move around and squirm and fmit tüe fragrance of crushed Limb3r3r checie, it reminds one of Verona. A Itrais Itand at Ills Funeral. Bo?ton. Ma , April 1" Mr. Josiih 1 Twifp, of Hollh, N. H., a man of eccentric habits of thought and manner, diel at his home in tbat piace to-day. The provisions of bis will were that the funeral music should be by a brass band, whi?h should ba paid ?10 for its serve?; thathia body should be baried under a clump of balm of Gtiead tree3, which he set out a few year ago: that $20 should bs expended for peanuts and caridy with wbich to treat the mourners; that his wife shou'd have half of his property, hh six children 2 each, and that $1,000 be held in trnst forever for the purpose of educating his children's children in the generations to come. The will as presented to the Judge of Probite, who refesed to set it up His properly will, therefore, be disposed cf ia accord&ncs with the State law. The Pretty Yomen of the Cabinet. New York World. Mrs. VilsF, the wife cf the Postmaster General, is the pmsllest ledy in the Cabinet, andbyeoise calif d the t eautyof the Cabinet. But ehe will ba obliged to divide the honors there with Mrs. Manning, a'thouh they are entiTeJy diff-rent types. Mm. Vilas has a round, full fisure: in complexion fibs is inciired to be dark, though by no means what could be called a brunette : her hair is a dark brown, and her eyes are broTvn. Her features -ara very Email and regu'ar. Her hair sfce dretse3 hi?h, the front being waved, parted and brushed loosely back from her face. She teems quite timid in her manner, and is apparantly not quite certain tbat she likes all the ceremony to which she is now beirg introduced. Mrs. Manning, the wifa of the Secretary ot the Treasury, isqaiteUll and slight in figure. Her figure is very grace In 1, and one which carries rich draperies with much grace. Her small head la thickly

covered with soft, light brown hair, which the dretees hfch, wita a soft, curllDg fringe across the forehead. Her eyes are a d.rk eray. not large, but xprestv9. Mrs. Manning is easy and cordial in her manners, and always sescoa to have a pleasant word far each of her callers whea receiving.

Nr. CleTela&d's Diversion. IKvenlnz Po&t.l As to summer work the President intends to do much as he did while Governor, Ukiag only a fchort vacation. Moet of hi? summer mill be tpent ia Washington. Tbe only plea$ure excursion which Leexpecti to make 13 a Ling trip ia Northern New York, and it it ay not be possible to do that. The other day, whe-a I atkrd him when he intended to rest, he j-aid he had mcro to do be ore Congress convened thaa he po.-sibly could do, and that he needed every moment that in ecu !d find. Hshciesto become acqnainitd with the tu?0ess ot the executive othc before December, so that his rmt mes?a?e can be written with a proper understanciiog of the subjects to which it relates. Th? Prestdcntm.w woris many hours each dy. bat his htalth ia good, lie seldom r.e!eci3 his dm is and he enjoys th:u greatly. The courtiy is new to hitrf,artd nearly every day b is enabled to take a diffi e at drive. Thcsf&rhe his not left the White Houo grounds once on foot, yet in Albany he was very fond cf walking. He never rid?s oa horstback, and I doubt if he fenows how. Rolled Up by the Wave. Kansas City Times. A Dn:ocratic Mevor ia Topeku for the fust time in its h'story "Deeper than e'er plummet sounded'' seme people's cougr s te em to coc:e from, yet a bottie cf Dr. Bull's Conga Srup will f ure tttrj. It goes away down ts the bottom cf natters and works wonders. Pleasant to take and gocd for consh?, colds, croup, bi orchitis, etc. V 1 . vi . tiirfir n- -nit f i i " TblZ OLD RELiASi,! 25 VSARS Iii UZZ. 1 T-'r. ur.r.h of the !nriorscd"ail ovcrthoWcr!c5 SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID Li VSR Lo ss ofapp c ti 1 3 . N ause a, b 0 vre Is cos tive. Pjiinin tho Keaci.vrith a dull son. theshoulder-blade, fullness ntter cat tug, with a disincline tion to excrt.of 0 fb odvör mindi Irritability' cf te mp er, Loy ppirit?-,Loss of raemorr,witD a feci in g öf havln gnsgl e et e dsori;s duty, weariness. Dizzinegs, Flutter irigo f j.h oil eart, p qts be fore tha eyes at nightfjiitchiy. colored Urine. " I? THESE TAP.KING3 AIIE UNHEEDED, B:n:::3 tzzuzz cs:a S3 iivzirsrj, TUIT'S V1LLS are especiaily adapted tc cuca caae, ono üoso t-tVocts tuch a chaug of f?ehns as To astonish tho sufferer. They liter? rpc the Apprttte, i'.nd caui tho b'j-17 to Tl. "V- ''icic, tlu: t!'o srs to:n i3 Fioir!ia-d, r.cl by their Tonlo Action on th 3 li-!ive Organs, lte-u-inr tfota r.rM ri : '?c"m1. 1'rir-e rent (.iu- TfATR or XV:tsKEi:s chanod to a tI.osst V.ij.ch hy.vMu'rl:? ar)Iication thinDrr.. It ir.jp-.'.rt n nstui-il color, ao'.i. lr.st:ii-.tav: -.r:s!y. ScM by Dr.isriata. or r.-r hy espr h r,r n-ceint of SI. 0ffic3;4 Murray St.. How York T V7" 'rT V " W'jynnwin iw 1 mmnm mm j'Jvt:::-.'. u:i ! i-.orr? ui-mful thin t!i-? t'l. Iiir "'1 !:ytli::.v v, Jio :;r.' tr.artyrstot!iiit most. t.-mMi tonii'Mit. .t iirj:-Tl 1. To s-t rM of tills nurtyrUoax i. 1 nr.-. t ü'.'.atnvss of .ulwiw suffer. ATii;.oriir.fK rozc nor.itcs :iinf ll r.trves, und liii-. t a out tli j horrura or -.'t ur.iILu Atiilopidiios pives hr.nhli to Kheurn.itis MitT-r-!-H vl;om' tue mot sUllXul pliv-bklaLLi Lavü lijt breu aLl-j to LouL Atiilo?::oi:o- ojcrntes on thv- l.!.v.l, mnsclea. au ljolnts; ;nJ tlLlt lii-r Iii. acl.ts tit it cause ULeuiualiirn, reiovoo iLom iroai tlio EVr-.tOUl. ATin.oriror.o-; Is pronounced 1" iH who hn tit-" l Ii an lr.f.viliiii sH.'Ciuj fjr tUi-be obatlnitc n:d p-tiiul (iicarivs. Read the testimony of one of the sufferers. Dayid Little, Sumner, Benner Co., Iowa, writes: " I am ras'. 77 yoar? of a, have ha J the Rheutnatiara thn-o years ?nd oik-bt ruoathrf; 1 ?t on?-third of my welT'ist; could not walk, but tLutllod aloa oa crutches; could not fWp; uc-rvea thattorcd, 113 i-trcnjrth in r.:y Laad, wriste, knej cr ft-ot But thaiikn InjtoOoa for your greatdisco very! Tlieiiiodkine arrived Saturday nigLL I took a doe Sunday Eiomia', felt it all ovr me, aad tept oa wiUi it. Jlon lay lacraia? I pol up and dressed ruy-lf, and v alkod out into tLo kiU hen nitliout tho aid of crutch or cane, and wished them all a happy New Year. I re.--t voll niutt.-, am paiainla e trench, and oaca tuora f-nj iy Lfc Wish I could i-ut ATHLcraonoj iu tho Landi of every euITcrer from this tcrriUa dii-ease." j If you cannot pet AnrLornoEOS of your drupp"lt. T. e will f cad it eirreps paid, oa receii t of repular I rice one dollar per bottle. We preft r thctyoa buy it f rum your drariri?t, but if he Lasn't it, do not ba l-ersuidcd to trj" BOinetuic else, but brdcr at oüca from ua a directed. ATKLCPIIOROS CO.," 2 WALL ST., NEV Y3nX. til!iUH!im?m T f. tMittfrf ttir;?i t Th OTLT CORSET mad thfct CAit bo rctrnea tT IU Hirer-. ?r aftr three xri: vfr. if rot fuUid PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY a in m rjiety of ftjle ud pricts. Soli by flrst-cla dealer Trywhere. lwtre of wcrUiles imitAticaj Hone PvnciD us It h-vs Hall's cam on the box. t CHICAGO CORSET CO.t Chicago, IIU .

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