Pike County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 46, Petersburg, Pike County, 4 April 1889 — Page 4

THE PROMISED LAND. The President’* Proclamation Opening Oklahoma to Bottlemm:. *•» •* *P»« M the Tim. M VMi . FU*Hau IT»y Knter »4 ■'«<«*«- XaXJuwt for That. Who Anticipate That Tlta».

Was«I!totoi», March The iollowIngis the President** Okta'uom i proelwtnatlon promulgated yesterday: Vaul ts Pursuant to section eight of the aei el Oentten approved March thick eighteen hundred and eighty arc, enutled "An Art male log appropriations (or tha current and Contingent nxp.naes o( the Ind.an Department, nad (ortulBUing treaty atipulations with various Indian tribes, (or the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eghiysu. and for other purposes," certain articles of ceasloa and agreement were Bade and con rinded at the City, of 'Washington on the nineteenth day ot January, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty nine.-by and between the United Slates of America and the Mnseugee (of Creek i Nation xf Indians, whereby tl<« tald Muscogee (ot Creek) Nation of Indians, for the consideration therein mentioned, ceded and granted to the United Stales, without reservation or eondl tine- fn'l and complete title to the entire west era halt of the domain of the said Muscogee ,or Creep) Nation, In the Indian Territory, lying wwht of the division tine stufeyed and established under the treuiy wlrtTORTTnatton. dated the fonrteenth day of June, eighteen hundred and sxty-slx, and also greeted and released to the United States all and every claim, retail-, right or Interest of erery desorption in ahd to any and all land and territory w^iereri ekeept so ranch of the former domain of said Museoge* (or Creek) ifitlon as lies east of said line of division surveyed and establ sned as aforesaid, and then used and occupied as the home of sail nation; and which articlt a of cession and agreement wer* duly accepted, ratified and confirmed by said Muscogee (or Creek) Nation of Indians by act of lu Council, approved on the thlrt.r#r»t day of January,"eighteen hundred ard >ighty-nlas. and the United States by Act of > Congress approved March OraL eighteen hnu- ® died and eignty nine, and Vfn* tsk By section twelve of tb*ncte»(itied "An Act making appropriations for the current and contingent expenses Of thy Indian Department, and ter fulBUlnc treaty stipulations with various Indian tribes, for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, and for other purposes," approved March second, eighteen hundred and etghlyntne, a sum of money was appropriate! to pay •In full the Seminole Nation of Indians for all the right, title. Interest and claim which sa d ■ation or Indians might have In and to er r tain lands ced-d by.article three of the * treaty hetween the Unit-d States nod said nation of Indians, concluded June fourteenth, eighteen hundred aad slxtyul*. and proclaimed August sixteenth, eighteen hundred and aixty-stx. said appropriation totecome operative npomthe execution by the dulyappotnted delegates of said nation, specially empowered to do so, of a release and conveyance to the United Slates of all right, title, interest aad rlalm ot aaid nation of Indiaus. la nod to said lands. $1 manner an I form, sat s (artery to the' President of the United Slates. aad VThurrah. Raid release and conveyance, hearing date the sixteenth day of M.u-vb, eight- ! PT n hlimlrp.l tefld At'hlv.flinfl knn kawaaan itfii I v proclamation. een hundred and e ghty-ali and fully executed, appro| and vie ^ haa been duly land delivered;

thirteen r»f thr art last aforusald. rvlalln;: to sa d lands, provides i »• followi: "Section 1.1 That lh - I »*»<•» acquired by thr Unit*! S! ar< under suli agreement ■ *;iafl hr a part ft the puh| c drmatn. to be deposed of or.lr a* herein provided, and section* l« an t Si of each township, whether surveyed or ansi r- ] reyrd. are hereby reserved for the u*e and benefit of the public schools to be established. | withia the limit* of aatd lauds under ft itch eoodittoos and rvgnlatloc* aft may be hereafter enacted by Congre**." • • • • That th? land* acquired by conveyance front the SVm . inolc Indiana hereunder, except the s zteenth ' and thirty.sixth section*. shall l*e --- .■■■i of to actual settler* under the homestead law* only. except as herein otter ' w wive provided ri opt that seel on' 'Jttd . i of the Revised Statutes shall not apply>; and. j provided further. Trial any person wpo. having attempted to, but toy any cause tailed to secure: a title in fee to a homestead under existing j laws, or who made ratry under » hat i. known a* the Ominnt“d Provision ofi the homestead laws, shall be q*i*l fled to make a homestead | entry upon sad land* and. provided further. : That the rights of hero*- .My discharged Ustoa aoMiers and sailors In Ihe late civil afar, as d«- i lined and described (,n sections Stll and s -r, of I the Revised Statute*, shall not be aar.ifgcd; i aawh provided further. That each eatry , shall be In square fofm, as ne.iriy at practicable, and no pers n Sr permitted to enter ! m"re than onequar-.-r section thereof. Bat until said Lands are op ,-d for settlemen t t*i I,- proclamation of the thes dent^no person s'nall ! he permitted to rater upon and occupy the same, and no p-rvoi voluV n; this provision shall ever be permitted to enter any of said land* or acquire any right th-reto. The Secretary of the Interior may. after said proclamat.on.an l not before, permit entry erf said lands for town si'es under sections tttr j undoes of the Revised Statutes* but no such entry shall erabrse more than one-'Xaif section of lnnd. That all the forego us : provisoes X pi r ;<••• to . ' to acquired from the Semin do Indians. Including the provisions p^it lining to forfeiture, shall apply to and regulate the d s pnoalof the lands acqirred from the M uscocee t (or Creek i Indians by articles of cession and : agreement made aqd concluded at the City of Washington, on the nineteenth day of January. Is the yrarof our lord eighteen hundred and aightx-uine" New. there!, re. I. B ii.am n llarnun. Pres dent of the United States, by virtue of the ! power in me li sted by said act of Cor rests ap ; proved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, aforesaid, do hereby. declare and Htske known;- -That so much of the lands ts ntoresa d acquired from or conveyed by the Muscogee" .or Creeki Nation of Indians and from or by the i Seminole Nallon o! lodians. respectively, as is ! contained with n the following described boon- j •lanes, vli.: BeglSB.n; at a point where the j degree of Ion.: tuJe ; ncty-eiglit tjest fr- in . r.reenwich. as surveyed m the year* eighteen ; hundred and htiy-ctght and eighteen hutidriM J and seventy one, m'.ersicU the Canadian river; . thrr.ee north along and » .th sa d degree to a pint nhfrc :i.*’ s..c.o ids the l Irnxrr n river: thence up sad rucr. along tliey-ht bank j thereof to a po ut where the same is inter- ’ "seeled by the son:h lire ot what Is known as the Cherokvg lauds, dying west of the Arkansas ! fver or. as the “Cherokee Out. !.'' said line being the north 1 ne of the lands ceded by the Muscogee (or ircekl t Nation - of Indians it the United ; States by the treaty of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and tdft - x: thence east a.oug anid line to a point where the same intersects1 the west lite of the lands set apart ay a reservation tor the Pawnee Indians by act of Ooegrcs* approved April tenth, eighteen hundred and seventy*.xih. being the ran :o line between ranges four an 1 five east of the 1*1,.in meridian. thence smth on said Uae to a point where the same intersects the middle pf the main channel of the Cr-urron rircr. thence up tai l river alisng the middle of the train channel thereof to a point where the same Intersects Ihe range line between due east and due west t being the Indian merKUia'.wh eh 1 ne forms the western boundary of tho reeorvat ons set apart respeet vely for the Iowa and Klckapoo Indians, by uxecuiive orders dated respectively August driven th, eight's* t hundred and eightythree; thence asnth si.'*; said range line, or meridian, to n point where the same intersects the right hank ot the North Kura of the Canadian r.ver. thence ap an: i «Ter. along the right bank thereof, to n point where the same 1* intersected by the west lue of the reservation occupied by tho ettizen b ml of ridtswatoaitt and the -absentee Shawcee Indians, set apart under the provisoes of the treaty ot Kebrusry twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty**cca, V* ween the United Skate* and the Put -watom.es trbe of Indians, ard referred to td the act of Congress approved May twenty-th’rd. eighteen hundred and seventy-two: thence south along the stud west tine of th* aforesaid reservation to a po nt where th£ same Intersrot* the middle of the main channel of the Canadian r.ver: thence up the«ntd r.ver. along the middle of the main channel thereof to a po ut opposite loth* idace of beginning. and thence north to the place of begin stag .savin* and except atg one acre of land la squire form in « t northwest comer of sect on cine .n toWEsh sixteen north, range two west, of the Indian meridian in Ind an Territory, and also one acre of load in the south- > aast corner of the northwest quarter: ft section fifteen. township sixteen north, nag* seven weak of dfnn meridan in Indian Territory, desor bed tsro acres are hereby Government use and control!, will a; the hour of ttreive o'clock noon of ty-second day of April next, and open tor settlement, nailer the nabjeet to all the condition*. 1 In said act of

---- «•» hdodrtd aid eighty-nine aforesaid; nl »*rfS!B8 Is hereby again expressly given that I So person entering upon aad occupying Mid land* before the boar of twelve o'clock soon of i the tweaiy-sacond day of April, e^Weeft hundred and e ipity-nidei hereinbefore used, Will : ever bb remitted to eater nay of ntd leads or I aetnire shy rights. sad that the officers of the United Btntys will be required to vtrietSy enforce the previsions of the aet of Oorgrenn U the above effect. to »hmm\hereof. I have hereunto set tap hand sad caused the seal of tae United State* to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington, this twenty, third day of March, ip the year et oea Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty nine an I of the Independence of the Culled States the one hundred sad thirteenth. ~ [Signed) BgMuup Hakklk)*. ftythe President. 4 Jauxs G. Blaimx. Secretary of Stale. The Commissioner of the General Land : Offlcj to-day established two land offices In the Territory of Oklahoma. Oae for the Western district is located a* Kingfisher stage station-. and the other for thy Eastern district is located at Oathrie.

DEATH OF JOHN BRIGHT. The Kmlnent r. igluh Suininu r»«H Awajr rwctkllr At'ar • L.uf lllatwa | UrMs|i.ttl>f(Hl«niMr. Lonos. March 2*. —John Bright died : at tstjf) a. m. yesterday. Mr, Bright*# end era# peaceful, and hi# physician# say j that it was painless. He had remained in I a comatose condition since Tuesday - afternoon, and died without regaining ■ consciousness. All his family were pres* eat at his death. . Jobs Bn;h> was born at Grreahahk. near Rochdale.Lancashire.November IS. 1*11. He war | « member of the Society of Friends, and head of i a arm of cotton-spinners and manufacturers ia ^ 1 ^ __tv-- tt,..

ABti-Cbrn lJlw Assortat on Iwas formed lit 18SR. he entertxl heart’ tlj Into It* plan*, co-op-tmisr with Mr. Cobden, and the two he* -came the leading spirits In the league * In 1S43 he was chosen member of Parliament

•out" i-ryfiu lot uurnanj. took Ml •elite pan in the measure* for free trade, anil had much to do with the bill of ISM for the tmni d ate mod fl ration of the Corn Ian*, and the r total repeal at the earl of three rear*, or on February 1.1*19. In HIT. and again in 1854 ho was returned to Parliameflt from Manchester. In 1851 he sanctioned the sending of n deputation of Friends to dissuade the Caar from entering upon hostilities w.th Turkey, and also deprecated the policy of England In taking part in 'the war. In 1857 hit opposition to the »ur with China rendered him unpopular With h’s cote sliturnta and he was defeated In Man heater by a large in ijonty lie was. howerer. rttttroed for Birmingham. and rig irously urge J the passage of a rote of censure against the , Palmerston Adm atatrutioa for Introducing the Fore gn Conspiracy bill, in consequence of which the ministry resigned, February Hi. l*v«. Shortly afterward he ma le a spire h In favor of the redoctipn of the Br.t'.sb military establishment. and condemning the poliey of Asiatio conquest. In 1*8> be took a leading part in bringing about the commercial treaty with France. Daring the American otvU war le was a Arm trend of the Union, and supported its cause In and out of Parliament. In 1815 be commenced the agitat-oa in fir or of the eit* tension of the elective franchise, which Buatliy resulted in the passage of the Reform bill of August 15, IWC lie also urge I the' necesac y of relorm In Ireland, and the disestablishment of ih“ Irish ehuich, a Ml for which, was introduced in the Hcuse of Commons March I, and passed July 3d, 1*03. At the parliamentary election of ifhi* n large majority of Eiberuls were returned: the D.sraeii Adminlstrat on resigned December t and m the U ad-toue Ministry which succeeded it Mr. Bright because president of the Board of Trade, being the 8i»t Quaker who erer held n seal In th> British Cabinet In consequence of the failure of Ids health, he resigned bit seat in the Cabinet December Hi 1«7U. In 1ST*, hating partially recovered. he resumed his place in P rilameat. but has not s%re been able to take any prosstneal part in public business.

IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS. Robert T. Llatola to KasUml; Murat II to liurmanr; Altr;i Ttinrailrlku ' lluoo Ku-*ii; Patrtrk li;m to €**« !■; i Tu*im o Hjran, «*f K »>uiaui to MrtJeoj . llick*. of W*Uc *tt*|n. t. »•l*uru. l£f e., j Wisnijctok Mar* a S*.—The President seut to the Senate yesterday the following nominations! | R)Wrl T. Lincoln, of Illinois, to li>e Minister to Great Britain. Marat Ualstead, of Ohio,to he Minister to Germany. Allen Thorndvke Rice, of New York, to be Minister to Russia. Patrick Kgau, of Nebraska, to he Minister to Chili. * Thorttas Ryan, of Kansas, to be Minister to Mexico. John Hicks, of Wisconsin, to be Minis* ter to Peru. George B. Luring. of Massachusetts, to ! be Minister Resident,and Consul-General to Portugal. ! Marion Erwin, of Georgia, to be Cuited ( States attorney for the- Southern distinct of Georgia- ‘ Tyre'Glenn, of Nor A Carolina, to be C tiited States marshal for the Western district of North Carolina. James O. Churchill, of Missouri, to be surveyor of customs for the jiort of St Louis. Postmasters: Iowa—W. B. Webster, Cre sco. Him is—C, A. Wilcox, Quincy. Kansas—O. K. Screws, Kansas City. -/- ENGLAND VS GERMANY. Serious Hi.,: It -twe.-u t: iclot, .»S tiise. • man "‘.lUor* nu the llobokpa N. J.) StPMiAflhip UorVl H iftisrs, N. 4„ March fi.—A riot occurred early this morning on River street, in front of the North Oetpw* Lloyds steamship dock< The participants were about thirty sailors of trie British steam* «hip Galileo, of the W ilson Line, and the Bremen steamer Eats. The riot followed a free- Aud-*-a«y dance given at the Hamburg & Bremen House. During the night a mis understand in? arose between a German and an English sailor, but it was passed over for the time. Lat-r, tar Euglishr.i W. chafing under what he considered au insult, get together several of his countrymen and. determined to square accounts with the Germans. When the dance bioke up a party of German sailors started to c ross the street to their ship. The Englishmen, armed with clubs and other weapons, seized the opportunity to wipe out the insult to their countrymen. They sailed into the band of Oertnau* and laid around them right and left. A desperate hand-to-hand fight ensued. The noise of the rioting brought the police to the sc >ne, and i with considerable difficulty two of the l rioters were taken into custody and the others dispersed. Policeman Walsh was badly beaten by one of the sailors, and only saved his life by drawing his revolver and firing at his assailant.

A G«EAT RASCAL. A Man ot Many Aiikm a>i4 Vorr Kai- - entity tu kite Toil*. Toaovro- Orst., March 17.—(iso. Powe tl of Montreal, alias Fa! her McDonald, alias Father Foley, alias Father Manley, alias Father Htutbly, alias Fath“r Clark, was arrerred^horo last nirh; for obtaining $ld.OW worth of diamouds. a gold dial ice and other valuables under false pretences. He is a notorious rogue wanted in England. the l jtited States and Canada. Not knowing of Tie death of the late Archbishop Lynch, he represented himself as his intimate friend, which ultimately led to his arrest lie only arrived in the cltjr j yesterday morning. Death of Ex-Csogre-aaiaa Mahoi-j. . Washisgtox. March 27.-wEs-Congress-aaau I*. P. Mahoney, of New York, died this morning, at nine o’clock. PcIcr P. MuhoAey * is bora ia New York City Jane SS. M He was educated la the jra-BH schools ot that city. Bo was engaged n thclryrooJs business tor several years. Be held an pnblc oBlee nntil be was elected to the Forty-anlh Congress. He was reelected to the Fiftieth Congress, but la the last campaign he railed to receive the aomiaatiea at the hand* of the Democratic convent on. Bis see cessful competitor was John M. Clancy. To Mr. Mahoney's disappointmeat at this time his preseat illness is in part atlnbaMd. Mr. Mahoney was marred only two montha ago. H i Wife tea been with him thnoogtoat tus The syndicate that Was uegrt-ating for control of Syraease <N. Y.> aed several other stewanea hare abandoned the piaa^wieg te BM*4ttrt?9MUt«wnk. “ - ... •• '

fiflB". l W.-iaH Km* 9mtmm t* u» *o»a. It certain season* of the rear It frequent. roam and other cut flowers. Tte prices (a: row* or* iKtor excessive here, hot, to attar to pro ride their easterners, toe flerets, •rea the largest dealers to ndwdp frequently have to toad North Mr flowers This b dll moSdr. fiafcod Boiled, Mobile, Pass Christian, Sew Iberia, ought to be tint flower togas tor • greet sad IW city like Sew Orleans The rose* ot Baton Rouge are lorely beyond compare. They grow with a royal freedom oat to the Open ah end are abondaat bloomera It is not ttntisuiJ to see there growing brnriTato garders six or seven hundred varieties of roses. There are such gardens to all toe towns and tillages suburban to Sew OrleanA One at the most magnificent rose gardens to the ftouth is to the tewd Of Lafayette. La. It belongs to tod good priest of the Catholic church there. But. Father F. Forge, and in the tine of the blossoming this wonderful garden, trailing like a red and pink and white garment about toe beautiful church, ts scented with the breath of million} of rosea — S. (X ItHgru*.

Lest in the Stornt. Obe of <mr local editors clipped from a leading magazine extracts from a vivid dis> seripuoaof a western blizzard which we bare taken the liberty to publish and nt the same tune suggest to H. H. Warner & C<\, the proprietors of the celebrated Warner’s Safa Cure, the feasibility of taking therefrom an extract for tha in trodaetion of one of their telling advertisements. The following is the description: “At the close of a dark dav in January a solitary horseman weuds his way across the open prairie in one of our western territories. He passes at long intervals the lone cabin of the hardy frontiersman. Two or tnree old settlers, of whom he has inquired the way, have warned him that a storm is approaching, and one of them, with true western hospitality, urges him to find shelter in his cabin far the night. But be declines the proffered kindness and urgjfs Ids tired horse forward. * * * The sky trows suddenly dark. •** He decides to seek shelter. * * * The storm mcreaaei in its fury. * * * The rider dismounts to'warm his fast chilling Limbs. • * * Can scarcely breathe. Blindness comes on. Drowsiness steals over him. The end is near. I • * • He ie lost in the biimanL " There is no doubt that the terror; which seizes the bewildered traveler is similar to that which overcomes one when he jl earns that he is suffering from an advanced Kidney Disease, and is informed that hje itt in the last stages of Bright's disease. At tt rst he is informed that he has a slight ktduev affection. Later he begins to feel! tiled. Slight headache. Fickle appetite. Failure af the eye-sight. Cramp in the calf of the legs. Wakefulness. Distressing nervousness. Rheumatic and neuralgic pains. Occasionally pain in the back. Scanty, dark colored fluids, with scalding sensation. Gradual failure of strength. Any of the above symptoms signify Kid aey Affect ioewbut he is told that h» in all right. His iRysician treats him for symptoms and calls it a disease, when in; reality t is but a symptom of Kidney troubjie. He may be tested fogrheumatic or neuralgic pa.ns lioare affection, or any other disease which he is moat susceptible to. Finally tho patient has puffing under the eye#, slight bloating of t ae ankles and legs. His physician may inform him that it is but the accumulation of b ood in his ankles fpr want of proper exercise. The bloat continues and reuches bis tody. Then he is informed he has d'optical troubles, and is tapped once or twi ». He nota-es it is difficult to breathe owitkg to irregular action of the heart, and finally is informed that he has a slight at ;aeli of Bright’s Disease. Soon his frtet ds are notified that his is an advanced case of Bright's Disease, and that he can U re hot a short time. His honorable and dignified physician asks for counsel. It is tw late. Bull he sticks to the old family pt ysician. and the physician knows and has known from the beginning that the patirnt ha^ been stricken with death for month t, far he knows full well that the profession s ekuowledge they have no remedies for thi tcureof Kiduey Disease. At last the patient suffocatee-rii smothered—and dies from dropsical trouble. Or perhaps tho disease may not take be form of a iijfops,c.-d. tendency.and the patient dies from apoplexy, ptralysis, pneumonia or h-'art trouble. Or it may lake the form of blood poisoning. In each form the end is tho same. And yet ho and bis friends were warned by t he proprietors of the «lobrated remedy known as Warner's Safe Cure, of th“ lurking dangers of a slight Kidney affection The newspapers have published the dangers. Columns of facts have beei i printed of men dying from advanced Kidney Disease or Bright's Disease. His friends and physician look urouud with horre r and regret for seeming neglect, but ho is lost. He did not heed tho* warning that a st ini was approaching. He declined the jroffered hospitality, and went recklessly j forward into danger. He struggled manfully for a time, but his strengtn failed, and ho grew gradually weaker and he was lost to the world. Not in a blizzard, but front the ter nb.e malady which is almost daiiyjx-eurring in every community, aud which is dtctored as' a symptom instead of what | it is,—a mortal disease unless properly Fim-riTi (women of Utica. Jfj Y, have signed an agreement not to let a man crowd past them in a theater “unless he is going out on some other business than that of drinking.” The Faults mad l ollies of tho Ago Are numerous, but of the latter none is more ridiculous than the promiscuous and random use of laxative-pills and c tberdrastic cathartics. These wrench, cor.ruIsc and | weaken both the stomach and the bowels. If j Hostetler's Stomach Bitters b«i Used in- : stead of these no-remedies, theresolt is accoiupushed without pain aud with great i benefit to the bowels, tao stomach and the liver. L'se this remedy when crmstiDatiou I manifests itself, and therebv prevent tt from becoming chronic. JJkzaao good butter is not tie simph thing imaginable, and it is not an except* to the rule that knowledge is essential success. Tux prevalence of Malaria in large sections of country where, until receutiv, it has never been known, is uot natty of ex planation. If you are a sufferer, it wi.l be mote interesting to you to knew how to St well. A few doses of Shallrnberger's ntidete will do the work, and do it war dialsV The meda-me is prompt in destroying the voison, and always safe: even for young children. Sold by Druggist*. Thsk* is said to be sulphur enough m lower California to supply the world

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is working to disadvantage; so far ms posMt friend, took heiS i yotf know fceW wekk and nervous your wife is, and yam know •bat Carter's Iron Pills will relieve ker. now why not be fair about it and buy her a boat ! Crcuse has become the rage In parts of Spain, and large numljers of machines are being skipped to Barcelona. A Doss to Time Saves Sine of Hate's How eg of Here hound and Tab for coughs. Pikd'i Toothache 1 Irens Cure in eneminute. Fr seise has becoci? sd popular among ladies upon the continent that many convents include it in their curriculum, lr afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr. Isaac Thompson's Eye Wator. Druggists sell it. 25c Tnsale is reported of a piece of property in Chicago at the rati> of $1.30 a square uicm DY**i

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CHILDREN srrn&ixe from Cold in Head SNUFFLES OK NOTHING is so GOOD FOR s s s My li»t> boy. 5 years old. w»* rick I I with a disease tor which d- ■etaaa h I no ko». The oail* cause oil hU ti I cm. ttd the fitters came off to I I middle joint foe 3 years he auCcted I I dreadftUy: hi no v rcitiuj well and 11 I ara eatislied Swift'e SpreiCe Is the! I chief cause of hie improvement. AdDihL I Jan. Id, 1SSJ. Peru, UB. I J BY A CALF-Mvl > out with sorts anal , the rcso.i of threaliva of s esif casing-incoa- _ Sth a cat fin^r. The nicer* were deep aud paintol and showed no iarliaatioa to heal. 1 cave him Swift's Specihc, and. he is row well. Feb. 13,ha Jobs P. Item Aabu.-n. Ala. Scad tor boohs no Wool Poison* £ Shin Piaeascs. (Me. Swot Srectric Co, Atlanta. Aia. T utt’s Pills After eatln;, nervoae of a blttana hahU sill derive craal heatfll bf <ah> log oacof these pill*. lfyeo havebeen ! DRINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly rtiieve the ymc», SICK 3SEADACHE and nenauvaeva sblrb fallon, no Mart the uopelite and remove cloomy fwUasi. Uejaatly aufar cearltd. SOLD KTESY-WEESE. Office. 44 Murray St.. Sew York.

60U> PARIS. 1S7S. BATTER’S uJMMtai ^^»W«ras»«l m'*ot«te:" part* _ f«»i, fra mkkfc tfrjaenxit CKiluiJtwnrraicTnS. ltls*»«ww» A*n Iwi U# affrnr.'S rf l'i«« mi.v<t ir.ih stinfr, ArrowlittiMn root or Soar, and i ca tv’tin-} ksu.'&sm up. n i» d*^ca«v jBoartrJUttr, OTn-ftisretM. rally •d adainMf « J , and __ ‘ r fcraBd* u w*a 11 for ptrap&a S*M S»y C

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customers exult! net con ■ jleolly buy unit! late In the Mason, and tt w« . o accommodate Umn that Hast rail made a to; iireof Twenty of my Beat Stallions. Old er ! (b for Serslec. which will be placed on tale > uteh »», It being mT determination to to eont til my Importations that 1 can offer purchasers a 1 nit-cfaaa Home any day In the year. A Satisfactory Bi rodlac Guarantee nd implored my appetite so i i ch that my boardr Q« mistress says 1 must heap In locked np or she till he obliged to raise my lx i d with erery other earlier that take* HdPd's Sat 1 parUU.” Thomas ICtutux, WTillarjiSt., Broo «»*=T. rones and St sngthend sstlng benefit. Upon our ick with scarlet ferer. Its e ntirely restoring the noiso esioting her to good heaitl wampecott. Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla old by ali druggist.?. $1; < .1: fof H Prepared y C. !. HCKiD * CO.. Ai*>tb sries. Lowell. Mass. IOO Doses Oi Hi Dollar It matters not if the dread 1 r contracted by exposure, t Isirtetox will be apparent rectmcnt. We hare seen so i rroaght by our Emulsion in taco of consumption, that i hat it is WITHOCT AS tOC or erery kind of lungdiffSci o far gone in consumption a ny other medicine on his st 11 disease be inherited «' effects of li&Gtt s .[era short coarse of may marrelous cures early erery form and ii fearlessly maintain lilt toslayasn specific lny. A patient who is 11 obe unable to retain can take what is more, wean li ortxe all druggists to efnnd the purchase money ti any patient who tali , reasonable condition, and 'irho. after takme two ottlesof our Emulsion. Oof l|l(btgam in weight, it > plain that it hcoasamptii ’ patient continues to ain in weight, a permanent H ire must result, i Cam or HEuEurrattr H xsratPTiON Crsto. . SVRAcrs*. N. Y. J. A. Magee A Co.: Sirs-I oare been a long and atient sufferer from a Inn iBleultr; hare taken great amount of medicin „ and been under the are of sereral physician; idl of which finally ailed to benefit me. I had 1 ml two Meters and one rot her from the dread di ■ are of consumption, nd when thedoctorsgaret i upl thought I should allow them by the ranges il khe.same disease. I ras terribly reduced in we ii'm, ecareety weighing » pounds where 1 once we H ied 130. I took your Imulskm and at once be* into experience relief, ained strength, and now h sigh 130 pounds, jjo ther medicine ayild hart lone as much for my mgs i amsursD&dl can v-commond It without esitation on Its own merit: . Yours truly. Nellie Nolan. See that yser Dren I <4 relis you only Magee’s Emulsion W PRKPAR cir» BT A. MAGEG&CO. !Uawrenc«\ Mass. 20 PRIZE SULLIONS Pert herons and F -inch Coachors, RESERVED FOR ! |i|»RINO TRADE, TO BI.iiCBD On Sate Mar A 25,1889. These Stallions woreP tut Witmersatihe three great Horse Shows ot i*ra ire. t$S8. M. W. DUNHAM Wayne, Illinois. MABE WITH BUNG WATER. EPPS’S GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. 0 G C O A MADE WITH I IDLING MILK. ^

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AN HONEST DRUGGIST, (rhea aslred fo he best Mood-i>nrtfier. always recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical l>»scov : v, because he knows it has by far the larjfest sale and gives the best satisfactio i to his customers. Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors, from a commoi Jlotcb. or Eruption to the worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum. Scaly or Rough Skin, ii short, all diseases caused by bad Mood tire conquered by this powerfhl, puri ing, and invigorating medicine. Great Eating Ulcere rapidly [teal under its *mgn influence. Especially has it manifested its potency in euTing Tetter, iczema. Ervslpelas, Boils, Carbuncles; Store Eyes, Scrofulous Sores and Swi lings. Hip-joint Disease, “White Swellings,” “Fever Sores,” Goitre, or Thi Seek, and Enlarged Glands. Consumpt: t, which is Scrofula of the Lungs, is arrested and cured DJ thb remedy, if tali i in the earlier stages of the disease. ! - I Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery WAR;: ■A-PaiL.rilJ-1 is the only medicine of its class that is *S*3Sm ii * guaranteed to benefit or core, in all of diso > a for which it is recommended, or the money paid for it Drill be prom ly refunded. . ■ ■ for Weal Lungs Spitting of Blood, Shortness Coughs and kindred affections it i its, at $1.00, or six Bottles for $5.00. Asthma. Seve Sold by Drug of Breath, Bronchitis, 9 an efficient remedy. ss, by World's Bis pens akv Medical Assoc Linos. Proprietor*. ftopertim of U». Sana CbNbViESIS^ »e5p*isr

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1004. 1884. THE OSBO-RiST BROTHERS nave removed to the'r elegant Sew Bnfffetc on Main Street, where they have a large and1 splendid l.ne ot ’ ; BOOTS AND SHOES, Tot Men Women and Children. We keep R. 1* Stevens* and Einraerson'a brands ot Fine Shoes. Petersburg. Indiana.

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