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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1890.
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Republican Ticket.
rot KpreewntaUe In Congress, HE KY U.JOHNSON. J adx of Clreult Court, I1AM1KL. W. OOMBTOCK. ProMnoatiDg Attorney, HttXKT O. 8TABB. state Henalor. JOHH TAitYAW. KeprneealaUree, NATHAK HABLAS. IKTHDB C IJNDtJIOTIl. Clerk of Clronlt Ooart, , GEOKttfC K. WIIXIAMS. Hberia, WILUAM B. DORM KB. A editor, JOHN M. WINBLOW. Tnuarar, ALFRED U MOMEANR. Recorder, BARNEY H. HOI.THO0BE. lonty'Onmmle1oner Eastern DUtrtot, BOLOMON WOODY. OooDlt Commlilonejr Middle DJatrles. CALEB J. HARVEY. Coroner, ..WXUJAef W, aUMMKBMAJ. Pnrreyor, ROBERT A. HOWARD.
THE OULD PLAID SHAVVU
Wbin New York oesses to be the "mat piTOUl State" Ororer Cleveland
will eeeee to bo the oily living boil oi
the Democratic party.
The Hobu Hannibal Hamlin, the
first man elected Yiee Preaident by the Rspublioeu party, u now eighty one
yeara old, and tall of life and vigor,
He haa outlived all hia suoceisors in
offioe ezoept the preaent incumbent.
GoviBMoa Gordon, of Georgia, who lamped into the boyoott bramble-bash
that the Atlanta Constitution planted
ia likely to have a hard fight to win the United States Senatorahip. Before hia
fiaaoo he had a walk oyer. The Far
mere' Alliaooe ia against him.
TBI Mississippi constitution doctors
propose to limit suffrage to those who oan nndsratsnd the constitution after it haa been read to them. Thie will
leave the delegatea to the convention in
oomplete control ot thauflrage ot th
State, it even they understand what
they are doicg
Tun Tv
homo market for overy ptodact wnicn
.v. .nlui natural rssouroee v.
this country supply. J.V1
. j: . indnitris.
IOC ouTorer . j. - i
.v.;. ..imil the more dbi:w
arxcr i"" w--. -
they are to oar peopi oi '.-""ZL the lower the ooet of production The
irresistible law ot eompuio w.
djwnprieeeto OMumere to ecale at wbioh any prodoct can . M
aflarded witb the same average px.v. A Ahr nursuiu. Protective
legislation looks to the employment o! labor at fiui thf t!.b . ,. eitU.ofchiD. It looka to the
oreation and maintenance of a borne "v.. ,. nroduot. of the soil, free
ff0m the uncer."- - . ,
.... . . . - - ,na toe
Bareaa orsuXUin'r. ,.mi that it haa
aeoomDliahed these purioses; that the
people have been employed at liberal
wages, and the produeta ot the
Ml kin bean Drovitfexe with a
homo market. Notwithstanding - thmiV3
vast area of our farms, and the aombers
employed on them, which are at least
double those engaged id any other form of industry, our agricultural products
are substan ially consumed at home, at
prioee which are on the average for the
whole oountry higher than are reoeived
by the farmers ot any other part of the
orld. This result is seoured by the
development ot Amerioan industries
under protection. These industries employ labor. They consume the products of our mines and forests and of the soil. The workmen employed in
them furnish a market for products of food. The wider the development of theee industries and the larger their production, the greater will be their consumption of raw products and the
aorn anasarca tneir consumers of - food in a word, the
larger and more aotive will be the home
market. When, then, our free trade
friends attaok our export trade, they
seek to limit Amerioan productions ot every description and reetriot our mar
ket for agricultural products. Tbey are aasailing the vital souroe of Ameri can prosperity the growth ot diversi
fied industry. They mean to dnye men oat of those pursuits whioh pro
vide consumers with food and make
them croduoers ot food. They would
limit oar industries to the outlet far
nished by the home market, forgetting and eontradioting all they have been
shooting for twenty-fire years, that we
must have foreign markets. Let the
o on. The end ia not far off when
they will recall and apply to them
selves the old saying, "Whom the gods
mean to destroy they first make mad.
. - . fc. tk. Brill t
got fr from ouM jbt. -of . . - -there
MTtin bird were mcuc ' m ir EXt& bo littlaTlrtsii CeOin to ea ouM jdeM eeewl. I courteoaely eJated ber "Ood yoo. mi-.-
eay li . . , .,. -nd mhylT
flail T TOO,
neenrT me oy , .
Off mint mr lert eJoog wo -,
tojjo! in tbe comer ber oaW ea . w.rf. bbere thatwUb pole
iTe neero v -
"J0"'".,- taem up tbelr
heertend
ceptrre tn
money or uw " .?Zt m ti beaded
vuv .
mod eU -
TO ,, jW". PT- nopetowin.alo-
r"" : j .vtehea ere
t unuaoH,
tham J1 together
tat an oold
Kraitne ere w but emaJl Too mistbt wrep tUid ahewL
i-n k Wr a through Oelwer. end TU eeek her
en through Ctare, .toMjiWr TH search for tte or wnnaeef inx trtTelerererj
W.b mindITl nererflnd untflmyownl
can
.
Sew York Trlb
.-Th, mert hotel in the world
in GutemAlA city, Centxy-
aid ava EngUan tounsr. "
un d tho world. Thebe b only one story blghoo J" i it ia construct! in tue
yon are usberea inw " . Lauty. Tr hotel WA.fonner
. -; i rn 1 1 1 hiti v-
i rva Amenoa, but tne
owner was banished by JT
rioefor an allege ootp" j -
the government. . imie
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overlooking Kwuw :
of panKee'
and yc
LEGEND OF ADAM'S BONES.
wpeka UpilUItWmtWrY
firm hnefaele t Wee .eeee. w..-
-:v ..ere to one dollor a bushel.
i . r l- -I
uei:--n ulbsu i iocs: as i Kansas would be without money in the pookets ot its farmers, even it the crops are a little short.
In promotion ot the tfBoienoy oS the postal service Mr. Wanamaier says he wants to try the experiment of giving the postmaster oi a town of 500 $100 a year it he will ctusa one delivery a day to be made through the town. Another scheme of his is to pay the sohool teaohers to distribute, through the pu pile, daily, the mail matter that the postmaster shall send them. Ma. Fowdeblt says of the Lodge force bill: "The name of every Congressman who voted for that law should be published to the world, and oitisens who are opposed to such high banded work ahould aoratoh them on election day." And yet that law waa only intended to proteot the weak againat the strong and dslend them in their inalien able rights under the Constitution. Mr
rowderiy eeems to have gone eft hia
baae all around his late run.
A Sins-nlar Account of the Preeerratlon
of the Skull of the First Man.
The following tradition of the di
vision and filial burial place of the
bones of Adam, our common ancestor,
la from a curious work entitled "A
Mumicttl Treatise of Tentzelius; A Ka-
fr.Tr.1 W,.,int tV. TVim r.f T.ifn .ml
Barg-ela Counter Symbol. "Here is one that may suit you, uusa,"
remarked the obliging saleswoman, producing a vase in which the shopper detected and pointed out a flaw.
"Thatt Oh, lots of people Duy an
ae ia' when they can get it cheap. That
little chip probably never would be noticed, and if it were it might have been made by a servant. Tour friends
never would know the difference, miss."
The defective bit of pottery was
marked both "as ia" and Ju." in addition to the selling' price and the
information that It had been marked down from 7. A reporter who noticed the cabalistic symbols inquired what they meant.
"As isf replied the clerk, as sne ad
justed the wig of a French doll and
turned her back on a middle agea woraan from the rural districts. "That means 'as it is. You take your own risk when you buy an article marked
'as is, and such goods are not ex
changed. Generally as Is' means tnat
the goods are to be gotten rid or, even
at a sacrifice. No, the mark does not always indicate a defect like the chip
in that vase. Sometimes remnants are sold at short measure just to get rid of
them. For instance, eight and a half
yards of cloth might be sold 'as it is' for the price of eight yards. So you
sea the customer sometimes gets the
benefit.
"What does 'P. M.' meant That
eoods so marked are not going fast
o enough and that the salesman gets a 6
per cent, commission on the sale.
"Then such goods are not very de
sirable?"
"Sometimes you can find bargains in them. We always have a good many
lJ M.' and 'as is' goods after the holi
dayttrade. Sometimes the pattern is
not popular or the goods are going out
of season and they are marked 1 . JSI.
to make them sell a little faster." New
York World.
. .1 eonlma ATI i
aage and peacn - y i flowers. The fare waa good, and
we had our choice
honey, fish, poultry,
and. chocolate
you are in a
thing iaserv5
cret li. PUT ol coiiee till everjuuus
has been served. 'J.ne notei rur
candles, but matches are extra. "' i there is a system of calling the gtJ
" . a a 3' w
which entitles the hotel to the name d-y3K the cueerest one on earth. You axe PVba
called by flies. The flies down there are nearly as large as an English spar
row and they sting like a hornet, though the bite is not poisonous. They
never kfll them, but brush them away.
The halls of the hotel are filled witn these pests In the morning.
Over each door Is a transom. iow
if you leave a call f or 7 o clyck your
transom is opened and the nies g .
Do they wake you! I should sa.
The sensation is like that of being san
bagged. In five minutes from the tp-
yonr transom is opened you are
stairs looking for
doesn t do any , for that system
for years.'' Chi'
l3TOPw2nrSIAe
mrm
Evil.'
A True Bred Man of Sussex.
A sketch of the Sussex character
could not pretend to completeness in the smallest sense if the question of
rmmnr wrn entirely left OQt. The
Thi. odd little work waa pnu- " ' or delicate about his per-
Ushed by ' Urn: - 7. aUxXhaJudMor Htb
-""Ifl "ni,i,t3:!l, otner nana, muca tnat is 111
natured. Take the following illustration. It is a true story, told me by a clergyman as having happened in his own parish no great while since. Obliged to be absent from the duties
of his church on a certain Sabbath, he
had secured the services of a very wise.
grave and reverend ecclesiastic for that
day. The latter was a man of great reputation. The only doubt his friend had was whether the visitor was not too learned for the country folk that he
would have to preach to. Returning
in the following week, the clergyman hastened to his parish clerk to inquire how the services of the preceding Sun
day nad passed on In particular, how
he had liked the sermon.
"Oh, sir," said the old clerk in an
ecstasy, "it was the finest sermon that I ever heard. I wouldn't presume to
say that I understood a single word
of it."
Pompous old divine I Good old clerk.
listening open mouthed and with wondering eyes! Thou, old clerk, art true
bred feussex. Temple Bar.
Ir Major MeKinley should be unable
to overeome the big Democratic major
ity in the gerrymandered Sixteenth .....
iistriot mere is one very prominent
llweees in tne Sttele mh
-v, if, aiiu uii ueote is iames tn, Lamp
ceil, uoveroor of Ohio. Campbell must make the raoe again in 1S91 or
arop oat of politics entirely, and
would soit him a great deal better to
nave Major MoKialey safely ensoonoed in n seat ia the House that it would not
do to let go of. than to have him at lib
erty to head tbe Republican ticket in
tnat State.
Th Count ot Paris in a peraonal let
ter to a mend in New York speaks of hisapproeohing visit to America and
ys: I eou.e as a former soldier of
"j v me x otomso to see oar
fettle fields and to see how old friends
aro dome. Having been with the United Statea in acme of the darkest houre of their history, it will be a pleeear erne to wUneaa their preaent happiness end prosperity." So far so good. As an ez soldier of the Union
army me tount is welcome, Butwh he speaks of iluleMPew.
"Noah was commanded by God to carry Adam's bones and the Tree which grew on his sepuleher into his Ark, and
preserve the origin ale of mankinde; which Noah did with all observance.
And when Noah sent his three sons
fort ia Into the three parts of the worlde, he divided Adam's bones
amongst them, giving his legs and feet to Ins youngest sone, his breast and his arms to Ids middle sone and his
head and skull to his eldest sone. as
such sacred relickes of the father of mankinde as deserved to be kept. Now his first born betook himself into the parts near Jerusalem, where he buried Adam's skull In a little mount
ain, which was therefore called Mount
Calvary, because Adam's calvaria. or
skull, was there interred; which the
evangelist therefore called Golgotha,
or the place of a skull, in the singular number. Moreover the Tree of the transplation of Adam was by remarkable and admirable Providence preserved and made into a cross for
Christ's crucifixion, and erected direct
ly over the place where Adam's skull
was buried."
Although the text of the above copy is somewhat ambiguous, enough may be gleaned from it to prove, aMmrding
to the legend, that the grave of Adam was opened by those who were to take passage on the ark; that the bones and a tree which orliuUly crrew ovr them "eg wpwiMi in aie fessel" that was
to override the flood and were thus
ru
eT .
f
L
itMPTv, oeTtet.S -
ctia Msieisc
j ef the nia of tbe nnman m m diMMd XJver. film
La tor baa been tbe means
people to health and.
by (Wins them a healthy
any other agency on earth. (
.i tov urr thx ssarcccnv
lie
ksm m
1
In Darkest fifrioa
AND THE
Guest, Emin,
Rescue and Retreat of
Governor of Eqiiatoria.
BY HENRY M. STANLEY.
Complete in Two Yolnmes of Oyer 500 Pwres Farh, with Two Stw!
tug! anrgs rot lm thn Sixteen Jui and atMui unejiundred and Fifij Fnil psg nd father II usitatlon - - " "
TIMJ8 TABUC No. 64. m nrrncT Ararsr 17. 1SP0.
eioaeae lte
iS, New York.
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Aat Odd
The baboon is a
ter in the Cape CV
ticularly in the ne.
Elizabeth. The
him is a curious ant)
one. The signal man,
through no fault of hie
by a passing train, ant
both legs amputated, whi
urally incapacitate him frc
the idea struck him to sect
and train him to do his wo'
has successfully accompliE
manv years the one in
regularly looked after th' done the hard work of
master. The animal is po; traordinary intelligence ari
made a mistake.
Of course the human si
the telegraphs, and the.
levers according to
taking into conside:
at the station in qui
Junction, and about twenty miles
Tort Elizabeth, there is a large vol
of traffic, the sagacity of the cr
is really wonderful At first passei
raised a strong protest against the
ployment of the animal, on the score
risk of accident, but the baboon
"sToTTnAracfed?T53SferTJ!ff
m T? 23 o c s 03
le wVftkneM. ricere. Tnraora. Sores,
itlood folsonins;, Moran,
lM,ryupeIee, KUeunrtim rjid all
t Akin jLeesee. rmts 91. pei nui g Bottlps f nr $5. 1 lb can Solid Extract
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HENRT M. BTAKLET. snbtn the frfmoti Mtn Amerleaa tn plnck. endnrenee acd
achieve ujent. Has jcbt nxuHED ' Ulng "IN D AKKK-T AriUi A,tb atory 01 nia i-M angteatnat nnOrrtekine the qoeot luid reeene of Kmin. It win. btkai. tor the Brat time tbe rou extra of Mr. Stanleys rwul dlae wriee. No aoTajtsric lr.roMTioa omioKimxe this expedition has yet been pabtished, beyond the few letter aud newspal-er apo -unU voioh care opeared from time So time a ring the V three years, and whioh oontnin Utile more toan a euegestion of tbs danosiw B.icotmTxKtD and oTereom-. and th impobtist k8CI t a. hixvbd IN DARKEST AFKICA will be pnbllabed bortly by Messra fherlee Heribn r's Bona, who -trol all ritihU tor toe United itatea and he l omiutoa of Caatda. Kary to nme lasned to either ooontry will bear their imprint on the tit e pace . , ... Mr. Stanley la entilvd to toe traits of bis litbor, aod th's the American aenee of Jnstiee will eernre to him by parebmmag "IN D ARKEST AFKICA." his own book and the only one 1' o4ch he will hare a peraonal interest. Intelligent and well meaning people will not bay bogus Stanley books." offered nnder false ana misleadine repreaentationft, to no one of whi- n haa Stanley
contributed a line. Thsr will wit for th it i.t a itth auric hook on the anbi'et. warmcM bt
bTALT Hmsmu. "IN DARKK8T A KhlUA" will tie in two oetayo rolouiBa. if oyer sou pae r-H ranlwr. vitn m.rt nmfnn.1 nin.Ml&l alth wnftot AIMnnM frim Mr. Btailley S OWO
prosograpns ana ewnea. 1 ne pnoe wui oe s 7i m roLUM, in una duwu. ,, v. ' sold only by snbeerintion. throash nathorUed ae--nte. to whom ezeloalye terrlt ry will be a-
slsnea, and every preeaatun need to protect them therein.
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SEAT HOCSFaIOLD REMEDY FOR
I, WOUNDS, BURNS, RONCHITIS, &c. CENTS.
stamps for free sample
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EDICINAL, TOILET, BATH, rfA$Z NURSERY PURPOSES.
nd Rapifis & Indiana,
saved from obliteration; that the eon of the ark builder who fell heir to Adam's skull waa also intrusted to
transplant the tree, which, through a
series of remarkable eoinrldoni Sin.
. . v
peuuigs, was usea in after years as a
cross for the crucifixion of the Saviour.
xne mystery of the whole affair Is deepened by the last sentence of the legend, which says that the cross was
set up directly over the spot where
Adam s skull had been decorated hv
eou 01 .woan, an assertion concurring in every particular with th
Scriptural account, which says that the
piace oi crucilixion was known as "th
place of a skulL"
The author of the work containing
the above legend attributes it to "An
ancient doctor in the eastern country and a. bishop of the church a little after
v.iinsu at, 1XHU3 KermWi. t
To Prevent "Black Eyes."
To prevent the blood from settling
unaer a Druise there is nothing to com
pare wiui tne tincture of a strong in-
ruaion 01 capsicum annuum mixed with an equal bulk of mucilage of gum arabic, and with the addition of a few drope of glycerine. This should be
i painted all over the surface with
camel's hair pencil and allowed to dry
ewunu or tnira coating being applied as soon aa the first Is dry. If done
as soon as the injury Is Inflicted this
treatment will invariably prevent the blackening of the bruised tissue. The same remedy has no eoual in rh-
-w
Bun necft. a simpler way still is the instant application of hot
by using a little dry starch or arrowroot merely moistened with cold water and placed on the iniured
York JournaL
Another Photographio Triumph. An electric spark has been nhnt-
graphed by means of a menial
in which the sensitive nlate mi
it Is said, a velocity of 2, 500 revolutions per minute, Public Opinion.
wus ia the sio ra I sr.
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.. ,,v. KKsreaanr- atsatwoa ra. : Free tradera ia the Senate an oat ot it axe running wild over the alflnd. dia oovery that about lOO.OOOthllare' worth of Amerioan nanoiac tarts, oat oi a total of t7.OCO.000.000. are mar keted 10 foreign eoantriea by meana of speoial diasoaots to the foreign buyer. Wa are iosliaed to give theae free trad gentlemen all the rope of this sort they want. They will find it tLrhs aronad
their necks before they are dona with with it If it were shown that these exports increased prices to oar own people there would be room for complaint. Bat the revert of this is the trath. The object ot protection is to develop and diversity oar industries.
nansnhle
ar ail abant Tir Dn'a rui-'
brated Electro- Voltaie Belt and A.dU-
anoea. and their e harming ?ueeta npon kha nervons debiliUted syetem, and how may will qaioklv rector yoa to rigor and manhood. Pamphlet tree. If yoa are thas afflicted, we wiU send yon a Bait and Appliaaeaa on a trial. Voliaio Belt Oo Marshall. Mioh. lan27dwly A bill will be introduced into Eng laad'a Parliament next setsoa whioh proposes to reetriot the pablie perform -aneea of hypnotia experiments. Accord ig to medieal testineoay maoh harm is done by amateurs dabbling ia this science. SuSerers from indigestion, lose of appetite, liver or kidney ocmplaints, rheumatism or neuralgia, weald da well to give Ayer'a Saraaparilla a trial For ail aaeh disorders, bo medioine is so effective as this, when taithiully and per ee variably used. dwlw
Thxrk ts Ost v nw n, .1...
O .... T. J " waee swift a Sneeifia H S
, . . w U1Q
vrausiT DiOOd remadiAa ""
econsi dated aa one of the
old worn oat potash, mereury, aaraaparilla mixturaa. which never cure anything, bat bottles ap the diseased blood in th system only to break oat again in a mora violent form. 8.8.8 care by
forcing oat the poison, and relieving the
system entirely ot eontagion. It cures all kinds of blood poison, and bailda nj
the general health of the patient at the
earn time. Thar ia a man in Datroit, Mioh , named Aadrrj'wski and another named Sehewiedki. It would be inters tic: to be present when they were introduced Washinctoa Post. Wanh Haadreas el BellanL My wife used only two bottles ol "Mother's Friend" before her third eon fiaemeot. Says she would not be without it for hundreds of doll are. Had not half aa much trouble aa before. Dock Milks. Lincoln Parish. La. Write The Bradfield Regulator Co.. Atlanta. Ga.. tor further particular. Sold by all : droggutav. dw 6
ply astounding to those who never h
peweonal experience of the intelhgei
of these brutes. One of his most note
worthy performances was the correct switching of an unannounced special train on its correct line in the absence
of the signal man. The latter livet about a mile up the line, and the baX boon pushes him out and home mornJ ing and night, and is the sole eornrjjf ion of his legless master. niusfM
Sportinar and Dramatic News. Jj
Colors in
Garnets are not al 3 rri
reu. iuey appear aj- brpwn.
green and yellow. OWorfees
specimens have also ben found
is a coarse variety known as e
garnet found in sufficient quantit
do usea as a mix m the smeuw
iron. It is the nobe garnets or
precious garnets, soqietimes called
mandine, that are of Jreat value
are generally oi a crimson 7eu color
sometimes of so detp a tint that jewelers hollow it out Ceneath or place a plate of suvefat the back of it The cinnamon stone is said tn K jj,.
There is a fSLXfjT found in Siberia l
w mM - r : j a
Card for Rfdunond la
ect June 8, 1890.
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m aiau ana bxprees- , l VAimttn. KinrM,
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it Northena fiiiss ajaAMMMeaeatwai' flAavBAti atXccam. a. w -ZI
cut. Mu and Prrns . HiMiis
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IvertlslQK cossuit
Jt THOMAS.
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j1wArfii Mnfh vt. Richmond. Ind.
Attention Gtvan to theTre -t-u.euto( y
IRONIC DISEASES
which is credrthe Grossularia, from ) Wcmptiy attended.
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color. PowderedSrTY
d for polishing and l-i:
in forr""- and
nets I Jeo. used for polishing- and
euttf jther stones. The powder is knot znong lapidaries as red emery. Keione.
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Fx. WAS Leal jrrelsxit aurajn
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dnssa, and uoieaav and spnoaaeta.
O. li. A 1. iraine ctoa a ein mi "'u-rr.
ult. '-(')Mimrii aii atieiinaw viiy.
u. R A 1. trains m 1 and aav prior
oar between C nelnnatl end Orend Kaplda.
lifnelnnau ani tmeaiio utvwiona, xoa.ia
and it bare Pull man o BuCet parlor car be.
iween mnolnnau and trnieaan.
tlolninbua and indlaaapuiia train nam
tb rough slep)ne eersoa Noa 1,. "m! Hi ok. ' an 1 B banl n,w Yor snd Ixal;vllle s'.eept.ra between Klebmond and Cambridge Lily ; rtinlu oara onNn.,,8.,kj and SI.
Dyon mt Amis uitiwub ' i liironfb alseplnit ear. 00 No. . S, ', r, SO and
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atAMOfliiu. iaxx in Brrru HLoca Nnrra aan atant win.
WKUH IXlUUls, MO. is Tnird Wedneeday ta eaebmonta. a.O.Oabora,W M, O, f, toiton, Ueorwtary
R1UUMUNL) IXJIMIK, No. ue - First Taeedaf tneaeamontb Ueo.T btepoeoa, W. M. , loon Ue Witt, Haoretarr
l.riNU HOIjOMUM OUAf TKli, Na
tV Friday tn eacn tuoatb A. U Mar lata, a.?X V. Bolton. Keeorder.
K
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Monday in eacn month, a W. nempls-
aaan. w. o. , cnaa. r. rioiioa. BanoroeT. T OTAL OHAPTKB, No. , O. B. 8. Meets tor
A-J seooaa ana tourtn he lard a, evenings
month. Mrs. Heater
At. Alma Ho I ton, Heeretary.
Marlatt, W,
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M.t
u. u. r.
tir HlTKWAli.lt LOU
TV vert'lrldav evening.
ilslc. 31. C. x-orterfleM. M. U. Cbrle
Ma 41. Meets
Elantb and
w.
Gbawtljr Cleverness. , '" - Pinetti, the famous eohjorer, was commanded by the Empress Catherine II of Russia to trive her a snwimpn nf
his clevemesa. On Uresentine herself
as ms loagmgs, in response to his x
vitation, her majesty was conddted
mto a room that was entirelv flr wiT
in riA1c Anil -;.v. j. . f
"?5-"-t-vj. m mm uiperat A sort of wooden gallows was rreeted ia one corner of the room, on wiih
her horror, the empress saw hanging the body of KnettL After a wbn thl
conjurer flung off one of his legs, then
ra use manner his arms, tten his head, and last of all the trunk drormed to th
..fM , . " e auu linn irjiy with the limbs nresentwi t) Zi
e , . ... Wi
7? i,.iuru;r rsiorea co nie and viaor; Catherine made him a KatiI
""i ocui i n i ii hju mtamaraon to the country. Exchange.
with.
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6 Orders for Either
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88 jfllN STREET.
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Cmtarr
4a blaod or mT9N. M i
mm . . . . . j
as, in ia order to cur-me s-
to take internal remedifs.'l
tarrh Uure is taken lDiernah... k
aireotiy on the blooa asd Ea-in,liak taee. Hall's Catarrh Cure isTrB 1 medieioe. It was prescribed bsf lraTSl
fr MftW mr tm. M ffm mr.
kt f he cuow!e3jre of the patiect. ii hamln, and will effect s yenTe,wi!fthff tbe ctlent is
irn A'pohoiic wreek. ITXITKH
V E7f ire.. AaJI' H.TTK
rk na6-deod a wly
AtnST UlJE.lI i
tn Deat pnyaicians in Una eonc
yeara, and is a reenlar prescription.
ia eoapoaed ot the beat tonies known, oombined with the best blood purifiers, acting direetly oa the maeua surtace. Th perfect combination ot th two in gredieata is what proJnces inch woaderlul resulu in curing catarrh. Sead for testimonials, tree. F J. 0HN JS 2 4 CO Prop., Tolado, O. Sold by DroetrieU. 75a. ao251wln raTcal:iijtM v--ss: JSi. Wrioii ot oeaith. haoits
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X&iy 7S to , to locally coeetS'ml Y, Company Jneorply 1.T JootW,tTttnlng,snoee, c. to eonaxinxn at coax. AJao a rtxet, mavry , to enroll Bernnow extroliert. !. paid in-)
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Allison, thi Pharmacist. 1514 Xaia street. Tetenbowe 234.
IF YOU WANT TO Buy Beal Estate, IF YOU WANT TO SellRealEstate SEE WiL E BRADBURY & SON, Westeott Block.
HKMatAWM LAMXiH, No. xea. afeets erary Ttiarsday evealna- Henry Flaefca, M. Q.J MatPeln, eecretary.
IITOODWAHD LOIXIK, No. 2jS. Kary Wed. TV nesdae evenina. Jamas Meeera. H. (!.
tsaae Loan, rteoretary.
RICHMOND LODOB, Ko. M. Keerj Mondaf eveuuuc Ialbey, M. U. ; Xld WUeon,
ioreary.
oJLfcfXALi feNUAMi-atK&X neoood
. y toorta Xaeai
btrattan, C. h.iJ
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toorta Tuesdays in aucU moctn. Haasell
W. Henderson, tterUi.
Et-KN DBOBKK, VAXJOWIKUti OW bt). teKK AH Heeood and fonrUi batorday eren. ija lx. eaok month. Mra. Maftale Olmslaaa1, ai. .' . as Us nettle WUson, Heo. aoeretary.
KhCAMfklKl, X Heoond and
tuortti Tuesdays In earl) moeUi. Wullam
III KKMONIA
AA. luorui rineadayi
Via. J. P. Henry rlty Horioe.
DlLHMONIt
At, ( UAL
IKlUl-iJ, NO. a FATsUAK-
Cl K l.K Keanlar meetinm Uibrd
lueetlay in eaok month, r rank. Hawn.Uriad W. Al. Miloheli, teecretary.
K. of f.
rUi-A LiOiJiiSorS. E'rery l enrs lay nitiS at Pyatdan 'letaple. Booth KUdiq sweet, at, KileUe, U. (J.j Ueorga W. CotKOx, A. ot . a b .
Clibc ii Lit. mJwbt LAjuuri, tw. S vexy Xaa. day ereuln, at x-ytloan Temrle. Wa U. bar lei. O. O. ; T. W. Morris, K. oTg. a a, GKHMAIilA mjOIMsH, No. a .Set mday ereula, at fyaoiaa Temple. rrauaU Next, w, G. UN CPU KM BANK Monday eyenlaas at UK frthlan 2 ample. Ueo. WilUaiki, Uoausua IMt j hi. hid, ItaecrOes. CAIATHKTEMPLS Mo. B meets at PyUuaa Temple on tbe first and (turd Wed needay ereniag ot each month. Mrs. Oeeer rrlar. Most Vxeelleat Chief; Mrs. Geo. W. P Jaekson. bitter Mistress ol Keeorda and.rxaree. poadeuee.
a. A. M.
- OL. MJiUalTriM i-ObXTa. as, meets ew J Thursday erbalnc Henry Ford, p. UaOeo . Jones, Adjutant.
nroMAirn vEHKr oonpa.axn. MKRKDrru
IV roat, u. a. b .Baeete every Thursday alter-
Uall. Mrs. Maria
noon M 191 la O.A. A
wen i aier. x-reatdena.
OK B Or VETEHANB, WILLIAM P. BjTNTOI
lamp mo. m, uretaloa of saeea
Monda Blahs u u. A. K. bail. Wm. u
Mali, Captain ; J. A. Pleaeanta. Plras Mareent
aea as km.
UeuuuiA Xttiuas, ao. 1 Meets Aaaxaoay erexuoaa at wigwam aeaoipment rowa
i. O. O V. bnlldma. CaeJeea 1'rvu. aubn :
Chaa Oatos, 'Ue of Heworde
a ofH.
ANCHOP IXJIXIK, NO. 8 HUNOK, meeta first asd
tn eaea month, JUMe stonei back. ieo. jTV
t, NlttBTIt OP onrtb Taedayt oee UssunJ Ka.
pollen berg, tWeaaaor.
HOTAL ASCt AM 11
JM. a. OOOMC1X No. 81, itoyal Ananlia . meets every first aod third PrMay sieu la Id eaoh nymth, to the hall soma of Mlotb and Mam street. B. H. Myrlek hasntj I. W. tAmaoc. Beeretary.
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UlA lXJlXtK, lio HA Meet erary WedhesO day erenlne at 7 X, Q. A B. haO. Emma Boorer, O. T. : Mrs. Clara Bwartaea. Hi entry.
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IT meet
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