Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 April 1889 — Page 3

THE GRIAT COMMANDMENTS. ItttraatltMMl Haailay-KehHl I.wmhm fr A (till SI, IHHW. iRpwlatly arraiijred lro H. 8. Quarttrly. IHN TKXT-Jlark l'-is-!!, (Jouikn' Ttcvr Um tt t fulttlliag at tu law.ltotti, lit:lO. Ckstkai. Tumi Anil miw altWeilt raith,

HoK), 1V1 lit Urn Kwalft uf 1,4 lov. Timk-A. 1). W, Tuesday, April -I. Tlw mmm day aa tli lust. kson. 1'i.aci: Tho tiniH) court, at Jeniwtlcm, 1ahai.i.i:i. Accoi xrMatt. i:!H ), ISTKHytcxixo Stokv Altor ,)is had Bokwi tli tlims iarttlkw, ono of wlitcli wntulc(l lnt Kumluy, thoni Won throw ut tcniitK to entrap .f ao uh to have oo cuhion for nrrtMltiK Him ami brlujjiiiK Him bfuro thu Koinnn court. First eumo tl I'ltalHWis itiul lltfrixlmns, with a difficult qut'sttiHi aWut tribute TIk-u rum tlio skeptical .SuddikHHiH with a imkHiiK onouoii ttlKrtit the ri'Hurm'Uoii, Ami mw coiim'h a ncnb ono learned in the law, with a html UfStioit Hkm'j ovkk ll.m ri.ur.n-'N. Our (the H'l lbe; tlioao who wrote outtlw Syi'Jptuiva, ami wtiii! learned in them. Whkh U lhejirt nmmaniliMHtt lirst in ImjKirtamic and binding 'forcw. nil tjuestum was a constant bono of contention aiiionK the ttunheti, 20. it,.,r i u,.nL etc: from Deut. 0:4-0. Lmdwu-(Unmn-it Lunl- Ona (r llw beat sorviees science has dunn for religion is tha oompkitenCHSof tho proof thiHtliero l.t but one Uotl, by proving tlm unity of material, af force, "of government ttirmtKliout I ho known univerHc. Tho unity of moral law is another unussnilnbiB proof. Wo belksvo in one Ood and only onft . .VI thy h'urt: tiffoetlons and will. Souh tho seat of the tiesires, deposition, chiiruetcr. The miwl; r'--flectivound reasoning powers. These include tho wholo bcinik'. Ml thy trewjth: tho full and entire devotion or all these power. 11. Thy 7it tuM '; any mio wham you can help, A thyf,f: not as ono doen, hut us one outfit, to love himself. A'o -e vrtatt r: they include all other. ;B. Jfore thnn . . . hnr;it ojI'trliHt: love is the hitftest net of vvhw:h wo are copaolc. t. .Votariow the KiuyloM! ho only needed rqientaiico and faith to he within. UkAson's vn lovixii Goi 61'1'kbmi:i.t (1) Ho is supremely uoort; Jin is thu tum of all jjoihI He that loves U(h1 loves nil that is good and hates all that fa evil, CJ) lb in not only tfood, but lovahla Hi goodiic'HH is attractive; It is worthy of love. C5) All wo baveaiid aro we owe to Hinr, and tho only wnv in which we can inako any return is to j lovo Him and obey Him m lave. That is all that is ours to pv-c; to withhold it is unutterably m0;ui. (4) "The liest thing in man is love, and Gh1 wants tha best." (5) Much love not only honors Uod, liut elevates man. Love is the most ennobling act of the fouU and tho nobler and higher tho object and the more intense tho love, so much the mnre is tlm one who thus loves ennobled, pnritled, enlurRcd, exalted in nature. (Ilj God ilraws spcciully near those who thus lovo Him. His inllnito jtowor, His loving cart, protect and enfold them. They shall bo safe. They ahall be useful. They shall be blessed. Lovk Fct.rit.i.txti tiik Lovo fulfills tho Iav in two ways. 1) It makes the keeping of the law completely full. Unloving obedience satisfies no parent, much less our Heavenly Father. (2) Love leads to tha fulttlling of'the law. He that loves God will obey God. Almost is the Kingdom Those aro not far from tho Kingdom who, like this man, aro (1) of a sincere and open mind. 'J he soil of their hearts is not so cumbered with thorns of wwldHness and formality that the need can not enter. (2) Those who, like turn, roalUe in their minds the true nature of tho Kingdom, and see plainly what they must do and bo. (3) Those who with those things aro of blameless morals, and have not to break oft deep-rooted and lirm grown kaults. (4) Those aro not far off who aro yet young, and have been trained under Christian influence and in UiUe truths. Knowledge of the JSible in its spiritual inclining bringt ui near to tho Kingdom. Notk (1) That those who aro merely noar to the Kingdom aro not saved, (2) That thoy will not remain near. They must cither enter, or drift farther away. (3) It will bo a sad thine to be lost after having been brouirht so near. Tho contrast will eroatlv enhance tho miserv. (4) When one is near is the best time to miter. Comments - During tho life of our Lord men came to Him with all manner of queer questions. Among those men was one who kud asked Him. savinc: "Which is tho first commandment of all!" To this tho Master gavo the Immortal answer which we have in our lesson for to-day. In tho place . of the tea commandments given from Mount Hinai, ho placed twe; and they set forth to us tho fact that in lore htheful miment of all that God require of us. InUlead of saving: "Don't do this, mid don't do that." it merely tells us to lovo God with all our hearts, and our felloivmcu as ourselves, and all else will take care of it self. Jesus Christ seeks to elevate men by love. Houses fear and desire for reward, each in its nroncr place, but Ho never ex alts them. above love. Fear may arouse the winner to anxiety, and tho assurance of reward may gladden tho heart of tho striving sa ht. and for those purposes tney aro otten used in tho llible. Hut they are never for a moment placed above lovo. The great com mand oa which banc nil the law and all tho prophets remains over tho samo. Tills is the great and unique peculiarity of tho IHbtc. that it alone of all religious books tilaces the foundation of religion where it ought to be. It alono iKiut out tho path that leads to true religion or reunion of the soul with God. Kev. A. F. Hchaufflcr. I'llACTICAt, RCOOnsTIONS. 1. When ono docs any thing well, it brings more of the same kind, to do. 2, Tho basis of all thu commandments is in "onuGod, inlliHte, eternal, and uiu-hangc able in His being, wisdom, power, justice, goodness, truth and love." 3. Wo must always hold witk the utmost tenacity to tho unity of God. Wo beliuvo in 1ho trinity, hi three "persons" (notthreo individuals), the Father, Hon and Holy Spirit, and these threo are one God. 4, Tho foundation of virtue is supremo lovo to God. 5. Ho that loves God supremely will keep His commandments. fl. Lovo is the fulfilling of the law, because (1) no commandment is really keut unless obeyed In lovo and from love; (2) because lovo leads to obedience. 7. The measure of our lovo to others r should be our lovo to ourselves. Bee the Golden Uulo (Matt. 7:12). Ai.t.truo reformation of the Individual is re-creation. Ho "must be born ngiim,'must bo "a new creature." All reformatory effort put forth on the presumption that anv thing short of a change or nature is reformation, Is labor worse than wasted. Hence, U organlasatlons undertaking to reform society without tho Gospel of Christ must inevitably faH.Uiittod Presbyterian. It Is easier to follow tho world's counsel than to adhere to our own convictions of ' right. But If wo do right tt'e shall never Iwvo cause to regret It ; whereas, ir wo full 1o do right, we shall neve? be without ij iwuso of regret for our failure, And God will approve our right doing, overt though all the world should" deem Us fooHshorover rtioular. H, ti. Times.

FARM AND HOUSEHOLD. The Mum Ihjhb l now improvad so hh to grow fi thuWn fortn, iuted of on pules. Jt Is known km tha luli Miuh, ur.d the wed wo wtmU Too much bran fed aowa op Mick-

linjr plgH, or In fnot any hofc. t gtWHl It i n eoartfo feed, and tendu to irritation of the digestive orgus, canning too much laxity. Swineherd. Tho American Agriculturist remark: Notation of crop U tuujfht by iinturf. Any oho tuny o how imturo piiMiticea this rotation, in thu Uprtnginjf up of pines nnd other soft woods on land from which hard wood have beon removed, and tho growths of hard wood upon cleared pine laiuln. Chocolate Jelly, liolvo a tablospoonful of grated chocolate in a toucupfitl of water, and souk a tableupoouful of gelatine in culd water, sen Id together and strain. Heat tho whites of two eggs to a tliT froth and stir thoroughly into tho mixture after it cools a little Then put into tho mold and sqt in a cool place to harden. Suu that your child novor loaves any task half done or slovenly finished; and therefore give not too many tasks. Thoroughness in tho corner-Htone of Kucot'ss. There is no place in the world now for smattercrs, who know a little, and only a little, of every thing under tho nun. There in always t ..i t it..w,i atrlirt nun an noiioraoio piacpj iui hhj do any kind of honest work in tho best manner. Christian Union. It will not nay the farmer to un dertake strawberries, currants and other small fruits, except under two conditions: First, that ho has a good , and ousilv reached market; inaiuuuci tiring villages aro usually V excellent t ,' ' T', . j .in , 4 ,u ! markets for berries of all I soeond consideration is that there can i he obtained a Buituhlo number of t piokersi. It is an easy matter to raise a crop of small fruit, but unless it can be picked ut just the right time it is a dead Iosh, Mince and Macaroni. Cook half a louuil of macaroni in a quart of warm water for ono and one-half hour!?, one ounce of butter and some suit hot it boil upland then simmer till cooked;1 stir and add more warm water u needed. Butter well the inside of a mold (china), and when cooked, presH tho pieces of macaroni Into tile butter covering tho bottom and sidoft, then put in whatever moat you have minced and fill the mold. Then steam for one hour. When turned out tho macaroni forms the shape with the mince inside. THE GARDEN TONIC. Oeml Advice Kir Farmers' Wives aaa Wmtn I.IvIhjc la Coaatry Towas. I wisl more of our palo, nervous women wotlltt lniorost vneinseivos in plant raising. Take tho gardening monthlies, cut scraps In newspapers on tho subject, but above all upend hours ovorv day out doors. "It's so much trouble," xaid a poor llttlo worn an I was urging to throw away her pill boxes, stop taking tonics and go out into tho garden; "I'm dressed up in tho afternoon, and I couldn't stoop over in my corsets, and my sleeves aro so tight I can hardly take a hairpin out of my head." mats tn irutn; fashion decroea tight drosses and sleeves that fit close as the skin, and doctors wax fat and wealthy with all their women patients on hand. B.ut you needn't look liko a fright, oven if you spend hours digging up tho dirt with your trowel. Have a comfortable sacquo made of some washable stuff, slip off your dress, and put it on and a broadbrimmed hat. As to corsets; after working in tho gardonaweek you will discard them forever, and lintl your self with hotter health and a better llguro than you have had since you were a child. Don't try to work with a heavy spade. I here aro light. strong ones that make the digging quite easy and pleasant. Keep your tools haiidv. and always see they are in place before you go into the house. A basket for weeds, another with t ball of twine, hummer, trowl. bits o leather to fasten tho vines, lack. scissors you will need all theso more or loss every day, and it's a delight to work if you can lay your hand right on every needed article. Sister Ura cious, in American Garden. Keeping Horses Without Grain. No grain has been fed to my work horses for seven years and very little for twenty. I find that choice clover liny on good land and cut in full bloom or very soon afterwards, will keep work horses in good order with tho work I have to do. The hay, however, must bo choice. It should be tli roequarters clover at least. A little timothy in it seems to be an advantage. It Is more easily cured and tho horses llko a little for a change, although thoy prefer clover to timothy nsn rule, and then, clear, early-cut clover is al most too loosening. Having such hay I want horses of reasonable stomach capacity to feed it to, and I want to feed n reasonable amount threo times a day, tho heaviest feed being Ulven at night, when the animals aro working hard. To keep bay before horses all tho time, or nearly all, is not tho proper way. I want to sco thorn hungry when I go to feed them. We sprinkle tho hay slightly after putting it in their nmngers. A common garden sprinkling can is titod, and, having water in the barn, supplying it is very llttlo trouble. Feeding in this way, with ordinary care about pulling n horse very hard when lie was full, I have had no 'trouble from heaves. In fact, I have bought horses that had the heaves and worked thetn for years on clover hay alon. T. 11. Terry, in llural New Yorkorw

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when Mr rjMi wmiUj. but It would lequlre J icsluiping to in I up it tula Harmony wan modern nnpuininciiU. A YoiMiInf eoal hIer who has 1h-m doing kmh1 by stealth on iHlttt so extt'uMYB mial. now m omiiw) to bluMi t finding hbnwjlf tincd by a mHcu nuiliUtrato, This pnllaothi ople Under owns a weighing machine which gives ids ciw, tumors tVci!ty-ono pound overweight on every Jimidrod weljdtt &tm time Ko hit attention wiu otticiully drawn to thu fact, ami hit m:ulvd so team warning that if he continned his Muful Wnevoltmee he would lie Miiuiimiicd. A welghhur machine tlvit givs overweight is as illegal as ono that does tlw other thing, the law dcniMiiding a perfect ndjUMHimit of llaiic. Ttitcally Samaritan refund Ut Isdleve, however, that his stealthy iMiteiacMoii were punishable, and (o persisted in stuinuc tuts utwe ikwiis w every hundred! weight of black diamonds that, h'tt hli shop. A mio of tlva shillings and cost is the result, theWnoh expressing the opinion that it looked a llwls hard to punish a man for cheating himself to benelit his customers, It dot look hanl, an. dotibU'dly, but what a splendid advortlaeinentl - London Cilobe . Medical Monopoly Not Wanted. Ikiston Dally (llobe. Feb 7th, 'SO. "In tha Legislature of .Massachusetts a bill Is now pending whose object is to prohibit, under penalty of line and Imprisonment, tho practice of "medicine, surgery or midwifery" by any other than tho "regular" physicians. The attempt tonasasueh a bill ha's been made before, but it failed. It is a measure which ought not to pass, because it invades tho personal liberty of tho citizen; not tho personal liberty of the 'irregular' physician only.hutof tho patient. "Only yesterday Dr, Holt, in a paper read lwfore the Massachusetts Medico-Legal Society, an organisation of "regular" nlivttliMuiiR. comnlalnea of tho ignorance of his proresMoiul oretaren ns snowu in wie notorious Komnsun poisoning cases. "T!iis crime," said the doctor, "oe of tho erentest in our medical history, wouw never have been discovered but for the sus-. pidonsarousedoutsidethoprofesslon," And lie called attention to tho fact that in five of tha poisoning cases tho regular physician certilied the cause of death to oe pneu monia, tvnhoid ft'vcr. wonineitis, bowel disensoaiid Itrlelit's disease respectively. This Bhows how far the 'regular' paysiclans aro from beiiiK infallible, "It would scorn to bo moro in accordance with justice and common sense were they to jwrfect their own knowledge before they appeal to law to prohibit otuera iroui neuiinir. "Not long nco a aioin reporter called upon ton "regular'' physicians on tho samo day. and described his symptoms in exactly the same language to caen. auo ten pay slcians informed him that he was suffering from ten different diseases and gavo him ten different prescriptions, each utterly in consistent with tlio others. "Tho implied claim that there is any cer. tahitv in 'regular' medicine as at present practiced, is absurd All medical practice, outside of tho simplest complaints, is moro or less guess-work and experiment, whether rogular or irregular. "When Garfield was shot live of the most famous regular physicians in the country stxjnt three months probing ror tnc ouiietin the rcsion of his left hip, and after his death it was found under his right shoulderblade." We have but a word to add. which is that tho above is the doctrine Messrs, II. H. Warner & Co., proprietors of War ner's Safe Care, have fought for and pro. mulcated for the past tea years, n e know of scores of cases, and so does the reader, where doctors have treated the wrong tits. ease. They say advanced Kidney Disease can not be cured, yet thousands of cases have been cured with Warner's Bare cure; yet so bigoted are the medical profession that the majority of them will not use it, al though they know they could thereby save many valuable lives, because, forsooth, it is against their fossilized code. Out upon such bigotry, Every method to prolong lite should be utilized, and tho regular medical profession should bo the first, to welconio it instead of encompassinc themselves in senconceit and bigotry, doctoring symptomsinstcad of disease, ami sending their patients to tho cemetery, poisorcd with drugs, but on tho death certificate that thoy died rroin typhoid fever, meningitis, pncumoula, or some other equally foreign cause. Tt hiu linen forcibly paid tliat "the plciw.t.f thinvH In the world are iil-aant thouKhta," atitl that "the prwat art iu llfo Is t have aa many of thorn as powtblo." It 1 within tn navn n irrcat mniiy of thom. The way to have thom ia no to llvo, alike In roapect to Ood and man, that auoh thouKhta will he the natural rosult. Thoy prow In tho soil of puilty and till tho air with their fragrance.?', V, Imlcpomlent. The IltiffAlo ami Nlnpara Falls Dralnacte Com pan v has been iHcorpo rated with to. OOO.OX) citpitnl. Tho object Is to construct a tlitutibvwayof Tonawumla to tho IkjUojii of tho Niagara gorge, which will bo usetl aa a tall raco for water inotora. A "JH.MON caught on the Pacltlc const had an iron ptle bcvcii tndiua lontr. with a half-inch haad, ia ita gto-aach. THE MARKETS. Nr.W V0KK. April IS, lfc. CATTLR JCatlve Steurs 8 4 06 b 5 (15 COTTO.V-MUltlllntf It . i1'? KI.OUKWlnter Wheat 3 41 5 S) vVIIKAT- No. !! Red W ( W ttmN-Ko.S.. s OATS-Western Mixed W I'OKK-Mess (new!.,. 13 SO 13 ,5 ST. IX1U1S. COTTON-Mlddllnjf W! llEKVKS-UotHlto Choice. ... 4 (M Kalr to Medium 3 4d i 10) 4 SI 3 HO 4 5'J. 4 'M 1 TO ! 4J 2 m CM HCMIS-Commonto Silect .... 4 45 HHKBl'-Kalr to Choice KLOUH Ptttent.,.. 4,3 ijfc XXA to l.noicc...... a ia w WHEAT No. Sited Winter.. HTH COHN-Ko. st Mixed , OATS-Not! SBiijJ KYK No. 'i.. 40 U TOUACCO-LtiRit (Mtosourl)., 105 6 lA'ar, liuricy...... a t HAY-Cholcc Timothy........ (W iiilTTEll Choice Dairy. ) kt 11 no i.v:imvvh W l01IK-8tMiulBrnMt (new) 12 ,s HACON-CIOHr Klb 0?i . I.AHD-l'rime Steam . J 6H WOOl.-CholceTuh CHICAC.O. CATTLE-Shlpplni? 3.V) IlOfiH-OocMttoClioict'M... 4M SHKKPtSood to Choice 3,5 KI.OUK Wlnttr.... 4 40 Patent ! (M 4 AO 4 no B 40 MX) o in H ,11 1 WItKAT-No. -i Spring MUn COHN-No se .,...... n.v'rw-N'o. si Whlto ... " l'OItlf-New Mm .. 116 V, ii w ti 4 4S 4M U SI', 2 v tft 140 W tt 10 w e i i oi u ''A w Ml KANSAS C1TV. 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New Y.kkuxsu offers a bounty of Ave cents ea.'h for tbu deotructiou ot KngUsb iwrrowa. SitAU.K.vaKKOEK's Antidote for Mslaria deM.ro.ves the ai of disease, which yuiidue and other rentedinsdo not pretend to do. It effectually neutralues tho ioisin in tho system and tltUa prevents the chill. It contains no arsenic or ikmmhiouh ingredient of any kind, ami may safely bt given to an infant. Sold by Druggists. mxTitas In North Carolina are much nlurirw.,1 ut th OKImIuS flf 111'lfrOeS. UUWV aitriculturnl sections will not lie aoie to se cure hands to cultivate the lands this year. I., tivAntv v .iollars fine or thirty days in jail to sea ooys cigrem.- ... v,..v. Wn.i. Ik? found an excellent rcmetly for et,.lf h.'iuliu-liH. Carter's Little Ltver rills. ThoUHatHts ot letters irom pcopic who u uw-hI them prove tins fact. I ry inem. Utah Is so anxious for Statehood that tho rn,.inn it w ura that t U!V win nuoii" polygamy to oriug aoout me uobubu iuyn. Ki!t-rrwnn frnm CoutdlS. Sore Throat, etc., shiMild try tlmwn" UnmcHuO 7'rorte,' a Hiuiitie out sure remeuy. Trice Sir, cents. Tiir dar1 nmnsres crown in Florida aro known there as the "African russcu" lhoy aro growing in popular favor. FmiTirY Feeble Lunsts Against Wmter with Hale's Houev of HorelKitind and 'lar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure iu one minute. a tmkvjmimiv Is nnxinus to arrange for a n t.i,i luiiivm.ii a lievil.Usii and a shark In a vauu wiioreiu,uwiHfopie van hiv wiuu . . n:i riirt - ...... .aJ... 1. 1,11 i..v i tiftiitn inrH'nHvavscoineH from a disonlered Uv'r and is promptly relieved by Carter's Llttlo Liver I'Uls. uoti'tiorKcums, TnoROCit nronaratlon boforo sowms tho seed induces a bettor germination, stromjer plants, and le&scns thu cost oi cultivation. Jacobs Kewilgla mi PwhiliNe., 1880-Cwree. tprlsittla. Ta. Mr wlf tgrU It noU with nnraldk as Mrljrtl. X bt4 to it.oti htr la ted. b4 ta!4 tvi cc rtlltt. BrtlMtlBaihtbtilUMdt'aro.Ulril f a twtu. f n. awM li mm couii waia. JH. r. HUKI-8T. Frsta Smsi 8 Yaart UkrrVanst Cari. rHn(lU, tm Oct. IT, lit. Mr wlfc ii aralr i4 art walk a rtop. fr I 4 bUH St. Jicoki Oil hnru aboat O boa. Btw MawBtlrlrwtU: dot aU So'd by DntegltU and Dtalm F.nyvhtrt. Tha Charles A. Vegelr Co., Halts., Diamond Vera-Cura FOR DYSPEPSIA. a Mirror cure tor ikdiqestiok axb axx EUmaek Trouble Amine TherefrftM. tr vom tf not nlren.li in Hotk. or it trill If en ty mnu tin rtcrlpt of A rtt. IS !jrel!() in itamj,. Sawptt tent on rtctipt a) ttnt tfamp. THE tHARLEt A. VHELER 60., Mttawe, 4. Tutt's Pills Regulate The Bowels. fVMt lMMiieteritHKea the whole tem sua tgt laeaaea, aHeh Sick Headache. Dyspepsia, Fevers, Kidney Diseases, Biliovs Colic, Malaria, etc. ThH'm Pllla irlHcereicMlar liahltaf IxMly an4 R-fMil illKMtlwH. wltheHt Mblk, MM CM Njjr gMMl halfli Sold ETcrywhere. J. I. CASE T. M. GO. MANtTrcrrttEas or Portable Stationary ana Traction Hnalne. AKATOKN, llorm I'owem. Tread Tower, and .1W Ml 1.1. Machinery. traKXU run lakub HA-ISiNKCATAl.oai?E.MAIt.EII 'JKrXAKtHII FAP.K,.tfytlnrwl. ssxascazu cm. I'or two year I had rheumatism ho bad Hint It dlMbk-d tnc for work and confined mo to my bed for a wholo )ear, during which time 1 could not even ralmy hands to my head, and for 3 montlia could not move myself In bed.waa reduced In fleh from lUStoW Jl. Waitrcatcd by iKitt pttyeklans, only to crow worse. Finally I took fiwlft'a ft(iecinc, and soon lx-esn ro Improve. Afterawhlle waaatmy work, and ferthe Mut Ave Biontha have been an well aa I ver waa all from tlw effects of Sniffs SpeclOc. Joan Hat, J&n. 9. 1SW. Ft. Wayne, lad. Books oa lllood and ftkln DtMHMeo malted free. Swift Sracurw Co., AtlaaU, Oa. DRADFIELDS D REGULATOR Cures all Diseases Peculiar to Wtmen ! HOOK TO "WOMAN" MAII.KII KHEB. HKAKrit.l.H KKiri.ATK CO., ATI.AMTA, A Hot.ll HY AM, UltUOOISTS. " made" twrr rT!TciLi nq water. EPPS'S GRATEFUL COMFORTING, COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. CATARRH Ely's Criin Balm Cold in Head Et.V HROB . S Warren f t. S. T UfiSiTIIlM !aeeeafat IloHin iHntriirlloii, Hun I HURST harm mm' hhohtha!ibCoi.liwk.L Uuli, Mo. Aa M-MtaWMnia uM, Writ lot mua

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tHiHI h4 Stmtlr eowMMtt In Hood ar. iHirilla. U evsroowM tttst tbwl fiwllsic. urM H4eii snd ayrpffMl. ad wxiwit emr; unit ot Mfufula (row the hloo-l. "Mr aMgutr hint bn slllsg urn tlm wits fral deMhty. b4 1Iov4'i frprlll wr. omBiHHOMi to ti. Afur he WU tkf n tsn imkiim ke rm eoanlMtr eurwt ami built up. It U with Kret plMnure tbktl rK)B,wea Hm-I'i hSriMirlll.H Hk.v M, MiaaiKCXM, huh CUrumii LuuUt1I1 Mall Mp Co., ClitaliiMatl. To Purll'y Your Blood. r "Tveo montbi o I coaitneneed mklHK Iloo'i FrH(wrllla mn ezporhtieiit, ai 1 IihH ho Hpvlitn ortriii;tli, and felt tired nil the tiWH. 1 Attributed mr eonttltton to msrof uloa humor. I b4 triod wt eml dlriit kinds ot tadlvlne. without rcrlii nr tneHt. But n wxm a 1 bad tnkanbslfa bot tle of llost's 8arnmrlll, air apptuue wm re(torwl, and mr stomach felt Ntter. 1 bare now taken nearly three bottle, and I never wa o well In mr life." Mas. J. r. Dolbeahb. ran, n. i Hood's Sarsaparilla foldbydruiwtiits. II: rlrforl. Prepared entr by C. I. HOOD 4 CO., itotUecarlw. Lowell, Mm. IOO Doses One Dollar FREE ar return mall, lull dttfcripura circulars ot M MIT'S MM TAILS SYSTiM DrMisscaniiw, Any twlr ot ordinary Intelligence can easily and quickly learn to cut and make any garment, lu any style to any meaaure for lady or child. AddreM , MOODY 4 CO,, CiMltMli,0. If you want loouuinui HIGHEST I VI AltKKTlMtIirKMor ilhr L'kltle.llom or ShfCP. hip to C. C. PAI.Y A CO.. Llt-Stock Commlijlun Mrehnu. Ntlunl Slock Yard. Kakt ST. ICI. ILU KXl'F.llTSlmn from nng eipr(tncf. ICSTAH I.ISHHO si;vi:nti;kk yi:aks. i'romptiiei and rnurni. WUITK FOU KllKK MAIIKET KbPOltTS. lnquirle by letter or wlr aaiwred at once. rieo'n Itcmcdy for Catarrh to the Beat, 3Kltt to Use. nnd Cheapest. Bold by drmortsta or sent by mall. SOc. K. T. uozvltme, Warren, ra PENSIONS! Iddrrn r. K. I l'rourrd quickly. It-paica pamplilet on reunion ana ' lkjuniy I.iwt hkni rREK. Addmi r. JL F1TZ0ERALS. V S. Claim Aiceney for WitrrtiSolllri,lBaialapolli,InU. wr.XAUITUU l-Ari.,rjUu. j,rlu.

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mmAm. mil aATlM. at IMW WWII v.-mki an tat!, wltk their other FINK GKADKS of MEN'S aad BOVS SH OK. Made of the Choiceat v r'air. mao ea tho OT Style aad Merit, to t aai wear. IT RAVK u jawn.m TA M.HAMI THEM. Voara tmlr, C. 11. KKPIIIKRSOPI 4c CO., Chicago. mswai

CUPUD'S HARNESS. Most women naturally look forward to matrimony jm their proper upliero in life, but they should constantly bear in mint! that a fair, rosyface, bright eyes, and healthy, well-developed form, arc tho best passports to a happy marriage. All thoso wasting disorders, weaknesses, artel functional irrngularitios peculiar to their sex, destroy beauty and attractivenoss and make lifo miserable. An unfailing specific for theso maladies is to 1)0 found in Dr. Picrco's Favorito Prescription. It is the) only medicine for women, sold by druggists, mitler a, positive guarantee from tho manufacturers, that it will gtvo satisfaction in every enw, or money "will bo refunded. This guarantee- has been printed on the bottle-wrappers, and faithfully carried out for many years. $1.00 per. Bottle, or Six liottles for 16.00. Copyright, 189, by Worlo'b Dispensary Mkii'Ml Association, Proprietor. MMaaBMMMMHMMHamHniMinmaiMi " - " i

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In eadeaverlflir to give tothlr prpnrt a Krater publicity and a wsler new ' - ftiliiees, the proprietors of ytmnei" - alHH are iwesentlBir no ihw iwiichr w jHiptilar favor, nor are they attemittliw tract public atteatioti to any Mystcrtou hhiik1 or doubtful deeootkui of tlaHw arurfl bb4 ehemhMls. It has bii on the market lonjr i ivouKa improve IU rare merlw to the latiafactten f tha thousand who have been tcnetel by ita . and whose restored health and happy Mvwi bear living- testimony to the power and virtu of this excellent preparation. It tiaa stood the most severe tests or tft medical profession, and the fact that no ottww preparation on the market has been so tnAr preerltMd by doctors la tlielrreguiar praeiw, Is conmuslve evidence that this has leen th mot efflcactous fa all wasting dlw?Hou, atwta aa Consumption, Coughs, Colds, llronobHl, Scrofula, Dypesla, General Debility, awl any low state of tho system brouglit on uy IKure, overwork, impurities in the blood,, hereditary taints, etc. Ask your Druggist, and bo sure you get MAGEE'S EMULSM, Manufactured by JT. A. MAGEK CO., iMwrence, Maaa. FREE WANTED BUSINESS MEM uw rui vmit ftrncii-v f " mini r... - -v ei.l, by ivdJIcc ltn'l m,tlK Sc. lnilr eiirrJl itiJIf t .. UMIikfd IMS. V, MM MW, o r n ra i ni.i. mrXlUL. TUUIAI-ltft .'"I W"H,l BED SPRIN6 AGENTS WAflTEB Jj ctery county. S to !eri1ny Awtlr marto. WK1TB QUICK ANII SKCUKB HKST TBHIroav. Ciueor.Aii asi moiiisi. KllKK. T. K LAYCUCK tit CO., IndlanHitolU, iRdlmiu. PATENTS! Kor 1NVKXT0R. HOOK I'RKK. AiMiru. W, T. FltagtraM. AIMHt ' t Uo, WMlllBfaM, f-liMK THIS I7PCK iIm 10 ill. TO $8 A DAY. Samples worth f MI FREE. L.1IX") Km miner nnrevr ni. n tit MKKHXtlHSlKKTY aMX HOI.PKKll.,r.H,,!l aX.UlK TU1S I'Al-lR j Dm ,r ". VmtUB UCH "Waatcet tn Learn TeWrsphy. TUUllH mtn sittiatlc) fiirnlMied. CraUr free. Adlrt'VAi.r.NTiNK linos,, Jancvr.lle, WW. IRYANT k STRATTOH P.rJSZS.Wi! ESW. "Mo. Il BOO StudBti VeatW. tlrjilimtei i w Meth!ul la geiUag puiltloaa. Bend fer ClruHla. SAMPLi- V KREIC rum AUHtHT lorall nroKtahlc, rnay. ACMr LU 1 .TrSSV Ivell Maflr. Co., Erte. W.1 IHt Till TAI'Ml ! JM iu. TIIOROL'flHIIUKD KGGS-AllTari,- tyr Ilif, VMA Seed Clieap. IU U. Masos. MeffthK Ha. WHEN WKITINO T AWRKTiaKKM ri.KA Utr that yail aaw tho AdcrtUBiit t U ATTORNEY. .WaMINUTIX. wwwh jir,iiA,a. Fine Calf Shoe. o. n uo't MADE I a Mm

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