Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 March 1895 — Page 7

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OYER 100 ARE KILLED BEST POLISH IN THE WORLD. '

GIVE AWAY A Sample Package (-4 to 7 doses) cf Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets

To any one sending name and address to us on a postal card. QNCE U3ED THEY ARE ALWAY S IN FAVOR. Hence, our object in sending them out broadcast O.V TRIAL ä. They absolutely cure SICK HEADACHE, BiliouJtiess, Constipation, Coated Tongue, Toot Appetite, Dypepir and kindred di iansremcnts of '.lie Stomach, Ivercnd Bowels. Don't accept some substitute said to be ' 'just as good. ' ' T.,e substitute costs the dealer less. It costs yen ABOUT the same. HIS profit is in the "just as good." WHERE IS YOURS? Address for Frke Samft.e, World's Dispensary Medical Association, A'o. 66 J Ms in St.. DLFFALO. S. V. Ilolh Left. Tbe train was just ready to start for Boston when a tlet.e:i from Superintendent Hyrnes olive got on one of the smoking cars and :tid: "lto caref ul, gentlemen; I believe there are a couple of sharpers inside.'' "Miood gracious" exclaimed a very btyiish looking gentleman, preparing to get out. "1 had no idea th-re were feudi people here. Fin sure I shall get out." Another who was sitting in a scat opposite exclaimed: I have a large? sum of money with me and I have iio wish to lose it." Whereupon he, too. g:it out. "All right, gentlemen.' the oflieer calmly remarked. "They are both gone low."-Harlem Life. We raised in the Carolinas and Georgia H!S.r!M,4:M pounds of rice. Lydsa E. PJinklharn's Vegetable Compound CURES Irregularity, Suppressed or Painful "Menstruations, "Weak, ness of tlio Stomach, lnlige?tion, floating, Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Headache, General Debility, Kidney Complaints in cither tex. Every time it will relievo Backache, Faintness, Extreme Lassitude, " don't rare" and ' want to be left alono " feeling, excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, fatuleney, melancholy, or tho "blues." These afo :re indications of Female Weakness, some derangement of tlio Uterus, or Womb Troubles. Every woman, married or single, Bhonld own and read Woman's Leauty, Peril, Duty," an illustrated l-x.k of .50 jages, containing important information that every woman should know about herself. Wo send it freo to any reader of this paper. ATI trnnr w'l t! Piiikhum mt-tlir'nr. AJ!'M ia onfldrncr. LyMa i;. l"iM.liAM JIM. Co., J.YisN, JUta. Lydia E. Pinkham'-. Llvrr Pills, 2S cents. Pi 1 "Purely Vese table, JliM ani Iteliuble. l.ejrulate the Liver and Dit-fettve Organs. I'j aftf-t and best medicine in the wtrld for tLe CURE of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowe'.B, KiJuey, IMacMer, Nervous liKeas03, Lops of Af p tite. Headache, i. onstipaticn, Costive ies8. Indigestion, HiiiousnesM, Fever. Inflam nation of the Jlowels, l'llen, and all derange me::H of the Inter al Viscera, PEUI'KlT 1'IGKKTION' will be accomplished by talilnu liADWAVS TILLS, liy to doing DYSPEPSIA, Fi. k Headache, Foul Stomach ami hilioun9s will be atoide I, an the food that 1 eaten conti lbutes it nouriHhini 1 r iert.ie for the aup-l't-it of the natural v aptc ot the 1 ody. J rice V5 cts. i r box. Sold by all tlrußtfls,t. .AlW AY .V CO Vk York. 'WALTER BAKER & CUT The Largest Manufacturers of PURE, HIGH GRADE COCOAS AND CHOCOLATES On thla Continent, have receiTtd HIGHEST AWARDS 6 on b final tnriuslrial and Food EXPOSITIONS ii Europe and America. tJotlat tta Dutch Process, no AlkaOtt or otlir I'lirmirali or Vitt art nwl tn inr of th.ir ttrens rations. Th-lr dslleius BKEAK r A HT ClH UAtt uvlullj fiuia aud aolubla. ad evt ttm than mm cm p COLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE. JWALTER BAKER & CO. DORCHESTER, MASS IfliATil 6 if 61$ O-i? Vr.tl li-trit.!tie la l Kita IfllVI I r I fi iM'iilar in i.:iu aJffi1Mlll II a V ri-ri-ticr utiiico 1 111 ill I I ml0 osMl . iloo.l r.pe. U II s, uJ 10 t rutH to. ia traitiouH to IbJ-N J. ton, h.Urf- -y.Iu .

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MEXICAN TRAIN HORROR WORSE THAN BELIEVED. (Vrc-ck on the Inter Oceanic Railroad Near the City of Mexico Is an Appall inir l:astcr, 1200 Persons Itciiis Killed und "Wounded.

Ocatli List (iron. One of the most frightful accilonts in the history of the Mcxiran railroads, rvHtdtin in tin killing of 101 persons and tlio serious, if not f.-ttal. injury of nearly a hundred others, o.-runvd on th lnterOceanie Kailroad :it a point twenty-five miles from tho t'ity of Mexico. A few days !!l'i a j;reat nuinher of jiersons left the capital and the towns in the vicinity to go on a pilrimairo to the v'atholie Shrine at .Sa-re Monte. Tickets were sold at retimed rate? over the Inter-Oceanic line and this road carried the bulk of the pilgrims. Friday a lmi train, aboard of which there were l.'Jt) passengers, was returning fron the place of piljiriuing'. All went well until a point on the line midway between Teinaintla and Tenango was reached. On this part of the mad there is a steep im iine. the line nt one phico on it liavini a sharp curve, where it runs close to the et Ige of a high precipice. This is one of the most dangerous places on the ro.ui. and was rendered more so by the fact that the track Lore was not in the best condition. As the train began to run down the incline the speed increased, and soon it was running at a frightful rale. The passen gers ceased their laughter and joking und looked at each .other with a strange fear depicted in their fa.es. Steadily the moment um of the train, which was swaying and bounding fearfully, increased and soon the dangerous high curve was struck I'ngiiiic Hits the Curve, As the pilot wheels of the engine took the curve the locomotive swayed outward and either jumped the track or turned a rail. It dashed across the scanty space between the tails and the edge of the chasm and then plunged downward. One after another of the roaches, tilled with passengers, dashed after it and piled up in a mass of wreckage at the foot of the track, but most fortunately did not go over the edge of the precipice. As the fifth coach U-ft the metals it twisted and broke th coupling connectins it with th( coaches behind, it. Those coaches kept the rails and passed safely round the curve. After running a considerable distance they '.vcre stopped by the hand brakes. When the engine and th" three coaches fell to (he bottom of the ravine there was n fearful crash and. mingled with it. wero the shrieks of the affrighted passenger, which could easily be heard above the escaping steam of the engine, which was knocked to .pieces by the fall. In the meantime a number of passengers in the other coaches had returned to the scene of the wreck and devoted themselves to the work of rescuing those imprisoned in the wreck. The sight here was a grievous one. The carriages were shattered, and a majority of the occupants were lying beneath the wreckage. The shrieks and moans ot' the injured were heartrending, while many of the unhurt women and children muaned and wailed in an agony of terror. The train hauls were American, and pome of them, as soon as possible, tele graphed news of the disaster to the city. The intelligence quickly spread and caused the greatest consternation among the inhabitants, many of whom had relatives or friends on the train. THEY TALK OF TRADE. Cliic:ijr' Husfncrts Men" Views on tho Spring: Outlook Cnniltct. The opinion among Chicago merchants in all lines of business, as given in the Tribune, is that the outlook for the spring trade is not as bright as it should be. In many lines the volume of trade is not equal t that for the saun lime lashyenr. The tendency of. prices continues downward, ami prophecies as to when the bottom will be reached have almost ceased to he made. The encouraging features are that there is a more conservative policy on the part of the buyers, both in the matter of extending credits and in makiiiv purchases. There are almost ns many opinions why there i; not a more general trade prosperity as there are firms in business. Summarized sonic of them are: I.ecause Congress is playing polities instead of attending strictly to business. I'ecause there is not free coinage. liecause of Wall street and the gold bugs. I'ecause the farmer has had poor crops. because the farmer has had too goud crops and has overproduced. I'ecause we do not receive enough money for our exports. I'ecause every one is frightened without cause and cries wolf when there is no Wolf. I'ecause there is not enough legislation. Itecause there is too much legislation. ltecnuse trusts and combinations of capital have killed competition. Upon only on. thing do all agree. Wh:'reever there is diversified farming, in the States where everything does not depend upon one crop or a single industry, trade Is good. In Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa, Michigan. Indiana and Ohio, where fanners have butter, cheese ami live stock as well as grain to sell, there is plenty of money and bills for goods are discounted. In Montana, the Dakotas, Kansas and Nebraska, where there have been drouths and crop failures, and where there is little diversity of industries, there iss a money famine. In the Northwest and west of the Missouri river traveling salesmen can scarcely earn their expenses. In the Southwest and South conditions aire reversed, and trade is unexpectedly good. (.Joods are being sold on a narrower margin of profit than over before, but collections everywhere are satisfactory. A Joint library co.nmittee of the National House and Senate rejected tinanImoiody the Simmons statue of t'rant prevented to the Covernmeiit by the (Jrand Army of the Republic. The work was declared u ii reeoni zahle without a label.

Joseph Sunders and Immanuel Smith, Keil nlMiut 70 each, nnd bolh blind, were found dead in a squalid tenement in Hosten, with over '(H hi their iwKessioii. It is supposed that one was taken sick nnd the other was too weak to call for help.

To l?Ifae!i Straw ;ools. As tlu rcyr.lt of j rok-np-d experiments. Keni'swarter and Kbell. as reported in a foreign journal, have originated nn itr.preved process for the bleaching of straw, wood, and similar libres. To 1(H litres of soft, cold water, 1.0 m err.iiis of pure crystallized oxalic acid are added, and then l.Hm snuns of peroxide of sodium are slowly stirred in; the liquor, when this is done, will still be acid, ai.d rcnuircs to be made feebly alkaline with silicate d soda or with more peroxide. The stuff to be bleacht il in a clean" state and free from praise is put into the alkaline bath of the mixture, and thus kept until bleached at :i temperature of from i0 to 100 deprees F.. when it is rinsed and freed from any traces of yellow in a weak acid l ath, such as tartaric, or by sIqw dryinp in the t pen air. Stich a bath as the above may be used over and over a pa in. and to save time may be made stronger. An economy may also be i fleeted by sultitutinp sulphuric for oxalic acid. - Sun.

Unspeakably Miserable Is the man er we man troulilcd with dyspepsia, ileart ; ;iipitiitior.s. sc-r.r stomaeh. heartlmm, uneasiness of the nerves, oppression or a fpiiM' ef ii'ptincss at tLe of the stomach, are Ji:;; --uz Its sy n.pte!n. l!stetter"s Stoniaeh lihtcrs eradicates it. i.Tid etitirely overeonies oiisi;i:.tiet:. li!!ei:s:u-ss. rloMiinntie, kidney ;;ih: malarial eomphdnts. 1'se this lliorousti remedy systeu atn ally nnd It will achieve I'CTiiianiiit icsults. T; Many Snakes. A burplar broke into a man's lions in New York tie other nipht and found himself in a room full of serpents. peN of the our.er of the house. The reptiles pot after the burplar. who lied in alfripht, leavinp all his tools behind him. 1,000 Ilu. Potatoes Per Acre. "Wonderful yields in potatoes, oats, corn, farm and vepetable seeds. Cut this out and send Tc postapo to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La. Crosse. Wis., for their preat seed book and sample of Giant Spurry. CNU Traveled .'LOOO Miles to Dine. They are teliinp of a lady in New York who, 011 a visit to London some time apo, refuse an offer of marriape from a you up Lnplishman. On her return to this tountry she married one of her own countrymen. Keoently she pave a dinner and thoupht it would be a praceful compliment to send nn invitation to her former admirer in Loudon. She was amazed when he presented himself on the eveninp of the dmner, but this was nothinp to her surprise when she subsequently learned that lie had departed the following day for F.npland, having taken the Journey of nearly O..000 miles apparently to tdiow that lie could not le outdouc in the compliment business. Hosten Herald. The late M. Duruy. the French Academician, wns Sardou's Kclioolmaster, and It appears that the draniatlst-to-be was a refractory pupil. Once when Iiis teacher cuidod him for not taking an Interest hi Egyptian history Sardou answered: "Asa pupil I think I ouht to Know what suits uie iK'st and what does 110 L"

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Drought Proof Field Vrn. Here is something new. Despite 110 days without a drop of rain. Salzer's new Yellow Dent Corn yielded on a larpe acreage over sixty-eight bushels per acre, while the Department of Agriculture reports the average yield on corn but a trifle over twenty bushels per acre in the United States. Now think of the possibilities of this corn in a good corn season! It will go double this yield then, or bushels. If You Will Cut This Out and Send It with 14c postage to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse. Wis., you will pet free a package of this Drouth Proof Corn and their mammoth oatalogue.CNU The Chinese believe that the water obtained from melting hailstones is poisonous, and that rain water which falls on certain feast days will cure ague and malarial fever. There is more catarrh In this section of the eoiintrv than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years v.as supposed to he incurable, l or a preat many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly fallir.? to cure w Uli local treatment, pronounced It incurable. Science has pro. en catarrh to bo a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's 'atarrh Turc. manufactured by 1 J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the only conMifuiioiial cure on tho market. It is taken Internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directlvon tho Mood and mucous surfaces of tho svsPmii. Thev oficr one hundred dollars for anyeae it fails to cure. Send lor circulars and testimonials. Address. F. .1. C111:m:Y & CO., Toledo, 0. tiold by Druggists. 75e. Not only to say the right thing in the right place1, but, far more tlitliculr, to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment. Sala. If You Have a Wokryixo Cough, or any Lung or Throat trouble, uto at once lr. I). Jayne's Expectorant, and don't parley w ith w hat may prove a dangerous condition. American sheep last year grew wool to the extent of :.O7.1lO,0O0 pounds.

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thrive on Scott's Emulsion when all tho rest of their food Bcems to go to waste. Thin Babies nnd Weak Children grow strong flump ami healthy by taking it. Scott's Emulsion

overcomes inherited weakness Emaciation or Consumption.

children and all persons suffering from -Loss of Flesh, Weak Lungs, Chronic Coughs, and Wasting Diseases will receive untold benefits from this great nourishment. Tho formula for making Scott's Emulsion has been endorsed by tho medical world for twenty years. No secret about it. Send for pamphlet cm Scott's Kwtu!sin. FREE.

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He's All Right Now. November 21, 1S91. A. V Ault. of Galveston. Ind., wrote the Sterling Remedy Co.. of Chicago, extending Ins thanks to them for the cure effected in his case by No-to-bac. lie said be formerly used five cents worth of chewing tobacco .1 day and averaged live cigars, and was a continued victim of the tobacco habit. After taking nearly two boxes of No-to-bae the desire for tobacco was completely eradicated, cud he now feels like a'uew man.

Need Clear Heads. Working people need clear heads, sound sleep nnd good digestion; for if sickness comes, what thon"? It is cheaper to keep well. That "o.ueo-r feeling" springs from indigestion. First you "pooh pooh!" Then you grow alarmed and send tor lh cotter. No need ot that. A box of Kipans Tnbu'os will set you right and keep you right: so you can eat. sleep and work. Ask the druggist for them. Hemoval of Ticket O'hVcof Chicago. Milwaukee St. Paul lly. On March 1st ihc Chicaeo ticket office of the Chicago, Milwaukee v. St. Paui liy. will be moved to the t ew Marquette Iliiilding. corner Adams and Dearborn streets. The number of the office will be '.." Adams streit. C. N. South ek, Ticket Agent. Piso's CntK cure' mc of a Throat and Lung trouble of three vcars standing. E. Cadv, Huntington, Ind., Nov. 1L s 1. Mr. Wiiedow Soothtno Stbc for ihitfrta trethir.g: seitens tiie sums, reiuoos Inflammation, tilavB 1 aia. cure wlud colic ' ceute a bottle. Cleanses the Nasal Passaged, Allays 1'ain and I ntlniiiinatlon, Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Heals the Sores. Apply Balm into ach noetrü. Elt I3ROS..6G Warraa St., '. Y. 8 "Mi 0'!0'5? nnd all tho tendencies toward Thin, weak babies and growing 0 Druggists. 50 cents and SI.

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