Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 April 1892 — Page 6

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mh! Tkm WU( fc Mm f It. fliuutrr, Wyo,, April l.-Th aht between the rustler and MoekwiM wsfinilestucuWly. The ranch of Champion, Um 6hW of the rustlers, wm Hurnmaded aad over rstsshot fired ink the building. Champion was killed. Nick Ksy was with Chawpiom at the Um. The house was wo tired awl Kay was burned U) death, Champion is reported to have left the houe ana to have died ftghUng ia the open. The rustlers have urot a large number of cattlemen corralled at the T. A. ranch, ten mile from Buffalo. Four sUvkwen were wounded in the nght ami fcnkcn to Ituffa-lo. A mosntcd MMNMp:eT arrived at the rutli' ramp in great haste MowiUiy with important news. Couriers are KHKtrln range in search of the aten awl warning the rustlers. The stsgi from tfillett to Huffulo was stopped by armed mstle rs. ami a man, supposed to be a friend of Fred Ilea, the leader of the Rtockwen, was taken prisoner. The soldiers at Fort McKinney have lieeti onlered out to protect settlers and preserve the pesce. Fighting was going on all day Monday Wween the mailers ami stockmen who have taken refujre at the A, T.

ranch. The ranch is surrounded by an

anaed force of fully fl0 men and firing has continued steadily since yesterday

motnine. Sheriff Amrus went out from Buffalo yestcnlsy morning and appoinUxl all the rustlers deputy Griffs upon their promise not to execute summary vengeance upon the stockmen's party. He then rode toward the ranch and ordered the forces there to surrenA 1... l.u, a laaatv T VI1 tWoY

opened ire on him. I.t night the

sheriffs posse was camped srounu uie ranh awl will try to capture it to-day. Joe Elliott, the man who is out on bond charged with attempting to murder Kate Champion in his eahin on Powder river last fall, is with the, stockwen, as also Is Frank Canton, who is suspected of shooting John Tisdal and

Hanger .icnes. nwar uunaiouu. wmicr. The telegraph wires are down and a nam who attempted to repair there was promptly shot at. The fipht has, figuratively, only just comnteneetL Th work of the stockmen was so sudden ami usexpected that the rustlers had not tiaic to organise. They have now bees warned and are flocking to the scene of trouble. It is thought that the next nrht will be the bloodiest of alL The report that the invading party are PinkertoBak untrue. They are mostly cowboys and know every foot of the country in which they are fighting. It is ra-pkl ly growing colder and snow is begiusiBg to fall. This will compel the natters to seek shelter.

LaMCAJtLY BNOC8

A Keportrtl KUlkv CraHrHied. Dousi-AS. Wyo., April 18. The report of the killing of Nat Champion and Kiek Ray on Powder river is conitaacd by a stage driver reaching here yootonlay morning lie reports that Kel Aagaa. sheriff of Johnson county, wet to Powder river oa Saturday with a posse of twenty men and reported upon his return to Hnffalo the following details of the killing of Champion ami Kay. Champion's calna was srnraaded "by the atodkmen and h'w fiurreadi r was demanded, but he refafwd to come out and the shoo tin, th commenced. When ChampkMiand Ka-r had exhaustetl their ammunition.

ChwmBion wade a rush from the cabin.

a Mm Wala Amrttmg M Mill mf MuHtNW-l

Lfat Cm atMy HfWWiK-Mawilila T FaaWfi CiHMritt Law IUM la a Tra Hr (a Maalilat; Water. Mkmtmm, Tea., April 14. Eart

ianipai has baaw the aoaae of eae of the

hmm appalling oooaa atar ksw m the United Stetea withia tK hH week, ami the workl beyond that state knows Utile of the dmttructkMt ef property mad th loes of life that Un rtee ia the Tomhiglwe river has entailed. This river rtees ia north Alaliama ami winds its way south, touching Colamha and forming a junction with the Akkaaaa, a few miles above Mobile bay. The river Jtaving its origin ia the mountains of North Akhama is fed by a dosen quick rising mountain htreams that for the laat seven days hare heen filling it until now, above Columbus, it has assumed the proportions of an inland Columbus the lostiof life 1mm been terrible. Saturday night hundreds of gro famil'ws in the bottoms went to bed feeling secure, but before morning they were aroused by a rush of waters. Those near the uplands got away to a place of safety with little help, but those in the bottoms found escape was cut off and they clamleretl to the tops of their riekcty huts in hope that in a few hours

me waters wouw suusmic. a lourel down in torrents all of Sunday and the water-bound prisoners w that

their only hoi: of escape whk ly ooats that they thought their landlords would send to bring them to dry land. The landowners, however, did not appreciate the dire necessity of the poor wretches until many houes had been swept away and their occupants drowned. A letter was received here last nU?ht from one of tlie sufferers, and his story, told in simply negro dialect is most pathetic. The cattle, says he, took to the high places, ami for sustenance began to devour the branches of trees. Chickens flew to the tree tops and remained there for three days until, weak from starvation, they fell into the

water. He says that no estimate can be made of the number of lives lost,

but makes a rough guess that from Saturday until TuesOay night 300 negroes perished. Seth Jones' case is like dozens of others. This negro lay in his hut with a wife and four children Sunday morning when the water came rushing in upon them. Jones attempted to escape with his children, but all avenues were cut off. He and his family sought the roof of the house and watched the water making its way up to them. As the current grew swifter the house began to tremble and in a few moments the logs began to float away one from the other. Jones took up one of hk childrenhis wife and the other three were drowned before his eves. He held on

to a log and attempting to place his child on it she fell and sank into the water, ne alone escaped after floating around for several hours. The Missiamppi river here is almost at a stand within a foot of the danger line and within three feet of the highest mark. The weakest point is at Helena, Ark., bat all is safe there according to late reports. The levees along the river are in good condition

and planters have no very grave tears that this will be such a flood as that of 1SS4 or m.

On the Arkansas side of sippi river at Council point

point the river is out 01 ine

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AHO L1TIRAHY.

Wamnimiok. April 1. Th tar k the eorraaaoadenee with

the incident of the New Orleans

MeCr kNaUHtMP top A lftaljWWWf5

i4or of alplnataWerelatteas between the United States mmi Italy, was aioited by Secretary Klaine and Marquis Imperial!: Diuiuwi r Stjltc, ) Wamhinwon. April tt. Wm. ta:-I eoanMlM ya UMt the dMaeeky fatlaKtitta Pawi 9tata wd (Cjwri Mt M Mm IwiitiWt aittifwa X OHmm ia Marc ot hM yar U aboat to trnriaatd. Ttw prwiiMMt. feMac taat for wa a tejorr tan nboaU )-i aat Mwnay. taatnetoM tutd)rro laW Rmm. Tb Iteaaa iwwninH will aiinbat tab amume tae faetttiM oCOm victims Wane Hm tajarr aot lafcM diteMr Vr um Uand StotM. Uh prweMta. wiaki, tMbtiat HatlMt Mtan 4atv. jv wU the grmt pkmmmr at the aadoaal goremawwit te mr a MHafactorv iadaialtT. XonMmr. the

pnwkliafw iiwtraetVMM earrr rth Umm um h nwt Um tnuMMtfcta f K-Ur ar rfcea alt iwwaoryof Um aahaatw tndr: M a4 frieadtf vfaioa of ta Uaitfd and Iulr lu rwMComd aad uW aodnac

toward Mr mr aeaia ooear te afatarb Ur

ai wiwhtae friMMMrip. I avail MVfwa of tM oewlwi t war voa tat Tinr prolaaajwd trritys t tato 4tal as

(tewtMrwkM ttoea mrkt bf wry qaamr tht Mdr ym KraMat aad aeewfrtaM to the HOwraMMt ct th Uatt4 &tr md to rvatw to jo ta aoaaraaw of ay Mrm ew MerUita. 8tad. Ja GManttus baMriah, OMVgw dee Attaw ef Italy.

Te Mk Jrfttmejt, Mm R. Mmimr, Sfrrttmrf f mtr, tTmMttgim. JfrU 1, Ma. SacaiciAav r Stat: Yoa wre ld to Jafwat mm, br yoar ot V-v. um ta fdwt) aoffrmnt had dek-d to pr t luly. lr wiir of tadmaitr. tM mm at 12S. frMMx. to b dfcrtaribatod by the ItattM wrramit iuxmz the lamUM of the f'Jl lcti who were Tktia. iX the mm? whk tf o Tdaee Xareh It, 1M, Um citr of NwOrJB--Yearexewllfaey lo xvcr-& the hp that the dechiiott reached by th iwJdt wkl Int as d to thj uafortMUito hxiieat which that rfplorbV occurrroc gave rw. aad that the frioadtr r'uitkM Jtwa tb twa eewatriea wroukl be analr ro-eUblkW. After bavin taken not, with mock Marr. ef tb Janew9 ad by the prwidoat ia hi mmih of December U. after banax

J fully apprwcaMI th word of wret aad cea

tare atWrH wtth m mac aataoroy r chief BMMrfcrt f tho repoUic, and Hkewi.; the reoHadtitM ta eooro that wen eated to his lofty wfado by the aatemr

iaeMat. the Rovnuaat of aw aajr glad tobmrathat th United S4ata aekaowlede that it 1 tbe4r m4m daty ad at uVi twt time t great idtxiTG to ty a iciaK7 Thkia'averaaMat does not htaHate r MceptthiaiaieaaBnyvitaoat prejei ttafr&icM ate? whicii H may be proper for thpartHia totake.aad eoaeMerie the rdre obMiaedaaeieat.tt mm ao reasoa why the roMtioaa between the two goveraaieaU. whfeh rekuiOM ehoakl fartafaHy reaect the soatoeC redprocal esteem aad fymfmthy that aaiaMte the two satiaaa. aaoaU not aeate beiobh Mtiaate. cordial aad frieadJy. ae they hare traditionally beoo ia the past, aad a itta to be hoped they wd!err he ia the f stare. IabriatlMforefreia to yoar kaowkAfw. t. YirtM of aatboriaatioa airea by bat escel-

locy,ta XaraH di Madad. prt aideat of the comcil, ilntotmr of foniga aJbdrs, ia

of the goveraawat of hto mmy. y

kiac of Italy, aiy aacaot sorrca. 1 ar w heaor to dcJar to year esney ht the

attc retaUoa betwa y.

Mr. rla-MWair '7 T"-'

the Missisami Pecan banks ami

In. vUn mwi t-tIk a war WXK shot ami I Iirk flooded 10.000 acres of wml. over

lata IwuW lu'Sner fmitnl ?HldIe(l

with ballets. Kav remained in the1

eahW The attacking party placed hay against it and fired the place. Hay's body, burned to a crisp, was found on the ieor of the partly destroyed building. 1 Ranchmen are coming into Douglas, from all directions, many of thera armed with rifles and revolvers and all wll mounted. The militia company

under Capt. O'Brien k assembled at the irw wnalnnad and armed, and the

tewi areaents a warlike appearance,

and delegates from Johnson county

to the democratic state convention whieh meets here to-day wlto started from Buffalo on Saturday have returned. N CARING THE DANGER LINE. A Tkratwtwr KUf la the T.owcr MU-

elaihlel-Mre lm mt I.We Krprtrrt mt MtHatn Ammmhc the ta-rae who Nave I.not AU They Had. Kimrms, Tenn., April 1. The Mkniinippt river m within one and one-half feet of the danger line, with a rise coaimg from Cincinnati ami Cairo. The St Krancia basin is raphlly filling . A t 1

p, ana grave lears are cuwiwihvu that there will be a series of disastrous floods. Reports from the waters feeding the rivor strengthen this apprehension. The levees from Memphis to VicksWrg are in a fairly good eoaditlon, yet they are not able to stand a great rise. The plantation twlow here on the Arkansaa skle are submerged and planted croon of corn are rulnid. In

eoHtheaat Mhwdssippi tltc situation is ?rave. In the vicinity of Columbus the earl river haa been bank-full for several weeks and the recent heavy rains have spread It over a territory fifteen In addition to tlu; loss of life Friday it was reported tlmta doscn negro families went of Columbus Imve been drowned. Tltere is great destitution among the negroes, many of them having all they possessed swept away.

half of which has been planted ha corn.

About 2.000 acres of cotton has been

submersed. One pla nter went over his

entire plantation in a skiff to-day- The rirnr will rise several inches in the

next twenty-four hoursand this will put the water over a large part of Phillips county, Ark.

United mates are from Mat

it fuMy re-

I hasten, noreow, hi obedieeee to iaotree-

tisa rocaired to inform Toe. that pBtla

mtafeter's return to tbfe cap4Ut. I have take

charge C ta royaii WMtoa taejj

caaree a aaatrea, ae tmwmmcn w tprw IxraaiaM.

The money which was paid to .Marquis Imperiali was taken from the fend which k usually appropriated lor Vtm state department to be used in emergencies, and for special and extraordinary purposes such as the present. The fund for the current year amounted ta tm,fm and has been drawn upon, in addition to this 5., for expenses at Santiago and Valparaiso during the Chilian controversy and to meet expenses connected with the Behring sea negotiations. An impression prevails in

oftkdal circles that ISaroa Fava will not

he returned to Washington.

Tamvaa'a 'Maud fc a very

pbei story, told with tying hiata , ili.nl Mhnaa aa tiaiMlirh Ariel

pipe it in the Ik tie wild kdaadof "Tha Feaapeat. Jaaaes Swtatham. , There are son advantages m big a Xoth the prteaU w)Vc" Um aa! of Ihmmark received at her laat birthday. They keeladed a lerU0eU fan studded with diaeaoad., om waerb black laoe studded with tltamonds.a rug ehah-of-goW and an antique porcebim waU'h. Dalrv Adams, wtfe of the second president of the Unltid State, i credited with the honwr f pviring the first ice erwua ever ued in this country. The evasion was a festivity that followed the inauguration of Vahington as preaMrnt in the city of New York, in the year 1TS. The name of Dolly Adam slwrnkl lxfhldmam by all American young huike. 'The mwt noted nteeaber of the Creek nation is Gea. lVwter.trf Maegee, I. T.,

who has repm-ented his people asagent

at the national eapttal for many yearHe is a verv pieture of Indian manhood and vigor, "for he is tall, straight ami swarthy. His eye glistens like an

eagle's. Ilk title of general ne irotn the skill with whhrh he nut an end to the three Creek msurrectious in IST.I, tST and 11. A rival to "the Iwuutrful whether" hasapfH-arcl in I'aris ia the person of Count John Zamofeky, a l'oli nobleman, who Mime years ago married the daughter of Xardtal reliier. Hiswhistled note are of great rfchnes awl fiexibilitv. ami of wowderful rang. He aan whistle the most intricate and Iwi1liant compositions ami imitate a canary, a nightingale or thrr..h. The new whis

tler has already met wsa jrrrut mcac in tlie fashionable work! at Vienna. The Jlmdtan club of New York te one of the most social and informal of the literary clnbsof the city, and it if considered' an honor to be admitted to its membership. Only thirty ladies eajov thi honor, bat the number present at the monthly meetings is always augn.nLMl tv invitations. Marion Hat-

land, Mrs I.vman Abbott. Mrs. Lillian Itetts, Mrs. Kate Up-n Chtrke. Mrs. Margaret Sangster and Mrs. T. J. Itackhs are among its prominent members. In Iark as elsewhere the libraries show that fully fifty per cent, of, the books loaned out are novels. Dumas leads the list of popular authors, with Eurene Sue second. Bassac hi going

out of fashion, as is also George Sand. Of contemporary authors Zola is most in demand, and second to him is Jules Verne. Detective stories seem to have had their day, Gaboriau ami De Montepin now being comparatively neglected. PoeU are more read, in proportion to novels, in France than in England, and Victor Hugo is at the head of his class. Mark Twain at home dresses very plainly, as he thinks he can work better if he wears workiag men's ekHhes. He isalwavsgmd to receive visitors, and invariably insists that they shall play

billiards with him. He has billiard and

pool tables in his residence, and himself an expert player. There are but few who can beat him. He talks very slowly, and drawls through his nose. He snuffies when he walks, smokes a elav pipe, and never laughs at hk own jokes. Mark Twain is worth a million, whkh is quite a respectable sum for a nan to make with bis pen. It is said that he has a morbid, half-crazy fear that he will some day lose his fortune aad come to poverty. He says he w

now engaged with a book oa which he

from a heaaaryr "Put mat kU to bedr-Iamaaipolba Journal.

Mew'a Tatet We eCer One Haadred DeMara JWward feTaareaWef Catarrh ahat ea not ha weed by Hall's CarrhCra. tJfi"ad "y fife ft t aay oldlganM inade by tWr first.

Thkst men aad thev will be true to you ; trLtUTly shI they wl" taemelrei great. Kmeraoa. Tm Soath-VTest Laml rvwtmaat Jouraal earefullv lite.l awl thorough y reteret of the South-wet al epcwU or Texa, will le maill for slxi.w.iU freor charge upon application to K. K. l'arker, N p. Xmu.4tl..St. Its, Mo. The paper emtaJns much valuabbi iaforiMtlon to thojw eoatemplatiM visiUaK or witting in the feVrnth-wattWrite awl obtain a copy. Ixvk bvel all thin,butdoe4nt maka a fellow's bead level. flailetoa Heatiuel.

.Can Yea Find

has been at work, o&

twenty years.

and on, for over

HUMOROUS.

Vrebafele Matelde. Chicao. Anril 13. Mrs. Amelia

ler, the pretty young

Mil

widow who wad

A Hlack aad Ieetat Wm. Abkrdrkx. Mk., April 14. The water in the Tomldgbee river is subsiding, leaving a black and desolate waste. Late reports which ltave reached here indicate that the loss by the flood will le greater than at first estimated. From the most reliable information to be obtained from the flooded dmtrkt it

is known that the number of lives lost will reach 250, while all vestige of

household property haa been swept . . a V t Z

iiv liv uie raannc lorreins. acci

narhiea have leen neat out. and more

than 190 bodies have already been re

covered. Thousands of people are ren dcred homeless aad the suffering k in tense.

A relief party yesterday rescued a family of nine perxms who had been adrift on a raft for six flays without a mouthful of food. They were insane

from hunger ami went wild over the siirht of food. One of the party, a lad

of 14 years, had become a gibbering

idiot and devoured raw beef like a wild

beast.

A colored woman and her infant

were found floating on a mattreas.

Thev had leen without fdod for three

' dvs anil the babe k so cnaaekted

that it will die Her family of eight

. children were all drowned.

The loss of property k ao great that 1 it cannot be accurately estimated at nresent Thousands of head of eattle

have perished and the swamps are strewn with carcasses. The country in

the flooded district k fiat and devoid

ef bilk, thus giving no refuge except tree tops to the panic-stricken negroes when the water ease rushing down

upon them. The Otambtau HMorieal KpMle.

Tahhixo .-ox, April 14. The commit-

tee on foreign affairs yesterday reported

es- I you.

hreaght into unpleasant prominence ' to the senate a proposed aKtnt to

durimr the Inquiry resulting from the

findmg of a dead infant at 5W01 Wabash avenue, has possibly ended her troubled by imkdde. That she waa Impressed with an exaggerated kka of the notoriety brought upon her k shown by letters in whkh she lkla farewell to friend and childnm and declares het intention to kill herself. Mrs. Miller wan the daughter oi wealthy parents at id had been reared at luxury.

the urgent deficiency mil aath minr

the president to appoint front the active or retired lkt of the army, a eommk-

akmer general and two aminteatn to

represent the United States at the Columbian Historical expoeJtkm to be held at Madrid this year. The eemmk-

akm k to select from the areki ves of the

I United States such pkturee, books, etc.,

as may relate to the dkeovrry tt North America and necure similar artielea

from atnaeunM for exhibit.

RETURN OF THE INDIANA.

enteral Kecptta mt th Viwl mad Het

Cargo by the l'ropte er limb. Pnn.AiBi.piA, April 1$. The steam

ship Indkna. arrival at her dock yes-

terdav ntorniag. nwi .tare mv.s and Ship's Doctor Laban are eathuMas-

tic over tn-e recepoa wmcn

corded the officers and men of the

ael by the people of Libau.

When the vessel left l.ilu tapi. -a .

Sarrcnt had been presented wun a

iMndsome silver urn, on whkh waa an

Insorhstktn tcmlerinr the thaaka of the

T4e for hk services in relicvhag their

auteriRfS. It a aeitcaw piece o

workmanship, handsomely earveu, -htkl with nactak other than silver, aad on the top ia the head of a reindeer, on at 1t it.

the head of which is a lac smuie tu iwe

gokkm crown of Russia. The panel on

the lid show the coats ot arms oi uhs city of Libau. the county of Lrbau and of Russk, aa well as those of Philadel-

whk and the United State. . .. ... ttj .i t-j:.

On tltc ly tne vessel siu hk

of Ubau prescntetl to tapi. iMirgeai,

for thekdiesof thkeity. an immense basket of 'flowers, and with a card oa

which waa written their thank for the part the women of thk city had take a a .1

in giving them relier. A nanusomeij-

framed teMimonkl from tne mayor o Lilmu awl the council was seat to Mayor Stuart, and a copy was presented to Cant. Sanrent. The ktter waa also pre-

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acnted with two loaves oi uresMi me by Rwkn women from the flour whfch was a part of the Indkna's cargo. Ha also received a piece of a loaf made

from the same material ami whkh had been formally bked after very appropriate eeremonk by the bishop Of the Oreek eh arch at Libau.

IiK-vMdtary Mere la AeUria. ViKKX.v. April 15. The Are which de

vastated the vllkge ot Leoaafeldea. in

Upwer Austria, did much more deMmc- . .a a .... a

tkm than at first reponen. i ne aem part of the village k destroyed, and the iakabhantaare bek eared for ia the

neighboring farm houses. The fire k believed, beyond doubt, to be iueendkvrv, as difficulties had for some time ... a a . a

exkdol letween the MMtmg employer oi

the labor in the vllkge and certain workiagmea. The rural dkdrkta ol AuMrk are almost in a pattk on thd subject ef ineandkry fires mhieh mt

beeomina very

MTea g to bed at twelve er oae. Aad tbas drrey par health, my sea1 -Xo. father. wm the rspart-e. T Mttiac P that klMac mt."

"Docs vou pastor permit himself to make jokes in the pulpitr said one lady to another. "0, yea." was the answer ia an apologetic tone; "but they are never very good ones. Washington Star.

Schoolmaster -Thk k the third

time vou have broken the rules of the school. I shall be obliged to punkh

Give me your hand." Female I

The Oaly Oae Krer 1'rlHtt

There k a 3 inch dUplay advertisement ia this paper, tbi week, whkh haa no two word alike excett one word. The same is true of each new one aprine each week, from The Dr. Harter Medkirw Co. This hoae plac4 a "Crcnl oa everythiajt taev make ami paldish. Twk for it, md taem the name of the wool aL thev will return yoa bock, beautiful litbograivbs or aamidee free. A coal dealer caa't lie a miislekn. He ran never leant to rwl tb scale aocurntely. UiaghamUm Iteputtlicaa. A DUchnrKr or Cannon Ckse to the ear could hardly startle a peraoa of eaitive nerve more than the slamming of a door, the outcry of a child, .tkiTnr a hMvr vehicle over a cobble

toe pavement, tae waiiiBK oi aiirnr..r. baadorzaa. Qsiet and nren(?th en supersensitive nerves with Hotettr's Stomach Hitters, aad vou can brave any hubbub illitv. IaliireeUoa. a fruuntl

cause of aervousnesw, k baaisbed by the

Titt- Kn aiv taaUrious. bilious ami

kidney complaints, debility and rheuma ti?Ei. " ,

i fAu nar aa v.h f o and are able to ko

M yea pay yoa will get there. Williams-

pertsma. Whea Nature

Jfeede aseittaace it may ba best to reader it promptly, bet oae ehoakl remember tense vea the most perfect reaaedies emly whea ui Tlu haat aad naoit stmpM aad

rBtie remedy U the Syrup of Figs, maaa factared by the Califeraia Fig Syrup Co.

Most people would ae aeea be told ahat thev are ill-toekiBK as to be told taey are

leokiag iU. Boetoa Traaacnpt.

v. a m Tiivmuii. Boatoa. Mass ., tays:

I ordered aad diatribe ted oae doses large

beetles Bradyerotiae mimmbk my xneatta v

neted with headaeae, tsa ia rrwrj has afforded ahuoet iastaaUaeoue rellaC

i jLaMM-t. follow tha a ail ia a chlrop-

adkt beeaaee be cuts tee cora from we foot

at a atlL Bjahawtoa Laaer,

a jp a t t xx Co.. MS Canal St . ew York

am .At aMtta ia the Uailed fa'atea fer

teaam'slilk. ceata a bar.

rB..iir lima meala absolutelvsureef

rettiHR hk name right ia the paper is whea

ae gets ia jail. aamira uazem.

"Ho Tnouwjt to raise babies if the Mohher

4rim3t the "A. B. U. MoaemlaB BOMIW

Boer." Amerieaa Brewing uo.t sn. noaw,

Tiimv waa a re ia a lawyer's office here

the other day that was caused by a soot ia

the eauaaey. ieweu isouner.

Explosions of Couching are atppped by

Hak's Honey of Horehoumi aau lar.

rlke's Tootaache JJrops tare ia

Tstcmiakter's ituay hlwta wdce heth

aseet. Ufa

JTmds ojf diaae Dr. Picroa'i Goldou Medical Discovery. In a way, that yon can understand, too, by purifying the blood. When you're -weak, dull and languid, or when blotches and eruptions appear that's tha time to take it, no matter what the season. It's easier to prevent than to have to cure. For all diseases caused by a torpid liver or impure blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Scrofulous, Skin, or Scalp Diseases even Consumption for Lunsr - scrofula ), in its earlier

stage?, the " Discovery " is tho only remedy that's guaranteed. If it

does'nt benefit or cure, you havs your money back.

You pay only for the good yoa

get.

Tho proprietors of Dr. Sage's Ca

tarrh, llemedy lose $500 if you'ro not cured of 'Catarrh. They promise to pay you that if they can't cure you. What do you lose by

trving it? Is there anything to risk, except your Catarrh?

Consumption carries off many of its victims needlessly. It can be stopped sometimes ; sometimes it cannot. It is as cruel to raise false hopes as it is weak to yield, to false fears. There is a way to hlp within the reach of most who are threatened careful living and Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil.

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he did not eare whether they had papa's consent or not). Ihsek. Snooper "Why are you looking- so ad.doetor? Ilaveyou had the misfortune to lose a patkntr Dr. Paresk "Yes; unfortunately I hare completely cured

Mr. Seadds. He paid so promptly, too." -Smith, Gray Jt Co.s Yekly. A Good Point. Owner "These steps are too steep, carpenter. There are only Ire steps where there oujrht to lie at least seven or ehrhi.' Builder

"But think how few there will be for the children to fall thrum.' Yankee lilade. Plenty in It. Italanch "How is

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the next, baliftT Baff-"The next ease, yer honor, is a ease of liquor." Justice "Let the ease be opened, and U it aia't better lkt nor than we've been

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