Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 May 1879 — Page 3

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ISIS

E A I

A P.APFCR

FOR THE PEOPLE.

SPRING LOVE.

Colnmbos Democrat. ret tl out, Wittiest, Among all the girls

Tne sweetest, The neatest.

More precious than pearls.'

Industrious. Not blustrous,

Bui modest and kind Hhe's spareful, Hhe's careful. And all right

mind."

She faints not, She paints not,

Like same foolish girls She pouts not. She spo ts not, Because her hair curls."

Not childish, Not wiidlsh.

Not running here, there Not Jiettish, °oquelti*h, Like some rl« are."

Not wealthy, But healthy,'

And alarmingly smart A dandy With caudy Canuot win her heart.

Queen Semiramis.

STARTLING EPISODE OF HISTORY

'Of all my wives,' said King Nioua to Semiramis, 'it is you I love best. None have charms

HIUI

graces like you, and

for you 1 would willingly resign them all.' 'Let the king consider well what be says,' replied Setniramis. 'What if were to take bim at his word?' •Do so,' returned the monarch 'while beloved by you, I am indifferent to otb ers.' 'So, then, if I ask it,' said Semiramis *yoH woula banish all your other wives, and love me alone! I alone should be your consort, the partaker of your pow er. and queen of Assyria?' •Queen of Assyria! Are you not so already,' said Ninus, 'since you reign by yonr beauty over the king?' 'No—no,' anewered his lovely mis tress 'I am at present only a slave whom you love. I reign not—I only cbarm. When I give an order you are consulted before I am obeyed.' 'And to roign. then, you think so great a pleasure?' 'Yes, to one wbo has never experienced it.' 'And do you wish, then, to experience it? Wonld you like to reign a few days in my place?' 'Take care, O king! do not offer too much.' 'No, I repeat it' said the captivated monarch. 'Woula you like, for one whole day, to be sovereign mistress of Assyria? If yon would, I consent to It. 'And shall all which I command be executed?' •Yes, I will resign to you, for one en tire day, my power and my golden sceptre. 'And when shall this be?' 'To-morrow, if you like.' 'I do,' said Semiramis, aud she let her head fall upon the shoulder of the king like a beautiful woman asking pardon lor some caprice which she has yielded to.

The next morning Semiramis called ber women and commanded them to dress ber magnificently. On her bead •be wore a orown of precious stones, and appeared thus before Ninus, who, en chanted with ber beauty, ordered all the officers in the palace to assemble in the state chamber, and his golden sceptre to be brought from the treasury. He then entered the chamber, leading Semiiouiis by the hand. All prostrated themselves before the aspect of the king, who con ducted Semtraml8 to the throne and seated her upon it. Then ordering the whole assembly to rise, be announced to the oourt that they were to obey, dur the whole day, Semiramis as him-

ing 86 If.

So saying, he took up the golden soeptre, and placing it in the hands ot Semiramis, 'Queen,' said be, 'I commit to you the emblem of sacred power and command with sovereign authority. All here are your slaves, and I myself am nothing more than your servant for the whole of this day. Whoever shall be remiss in executing your orders, let him be punished as if be bad disobeyed the commands of the king.'

Having thus spoken, the kiug knelt down before Semiramis, who gave bhn, with a smile, her hand to kiss. The courtiers theu passed In succession, each making oath to execnte blindly the orders of Semiramis. When the cere mony was finished, the king made her bis compliments, and asked ber how she had managed to go through it with so grave and majestic an air. 'While they were promising to obey me.' said Semiramis, 'I was thiuking what I should command each of them to do. I have but one day ot power, a ad I will employ it well.'

The king laughed at this reply. Semiramis appeared more piquant and amiable than ever. 'Let us see,' Mid Niuus. 'hew you will continue your part. By what order* will you l*gin 'Let the secretary of the king approach my throne,' said Semiramis in a loud voloe.

The secretary approached, and two slaves placed a little table before him. 'Write,' said Semiramis: ''Under penalty of death, the governor of the citadel of Babylon is ordered to yield up iheoommxud of the citadel to htm who sball bear this order.' Fold thia order, seal it with the kiug's seal, and deliver to me this decree. Write now, •Under penalty of death, the governor of the slaves of the pa 1 a*» Is ordered to resign the command of the slaves into the hands of the person who sball present to him this order.' li it, seal it with it the king')* seal, and deliver to me thia decree. vVrite again, "Under penalty of death, tbe general of the army of Babylon is ordered to resign the oitumaud of the army to bim who shall be tbe bearer of this command.' Fold, seal, and deliver Ibis decree to me.'

She took tbe three orders thus dictated and put th«m in ber bosom. The whole oourt was struck with consternation the king himself was surprised. •Listen,' said Semiramis. 'In two hours hence let all the officers of the state come and offer me preeenta, as is the custom on the accession of new princes, and let a festival be prepared for tbi# evening. Now let all depart, Iet my faithful *arv.«ni Nmaa alone renv«io. I bav» to consult hi in npou afTtirs of state.'

When all tbe resl bad gon- oat: •YOB see,' said Setuiraoiis, 'that t) know bow to play the queen.'

Ninus laughed. •My beautiful qaeen,' Mid be, 'you play your pert wonderfully well but if your servant may dare to question y©u.

Nevertheless, this was my motive: I have a vengeance to execute against the three officers whom these orders menace.' •Vengeance! and wherefore?' he first, tbe governor of tbe ottadel, 1* nuB-t»ye«l, and frightens me every time 1 uir-et bim the second, tbe obief of nUvee, I ^ate because he threatens me with rivals the third, tbe general of army, deprives me too often of your compxny you are constantly in "the camp/

I'm. reply, in .which caprice snd fiatt»rv were anitalod, enchanted Ninns. •u I,' lie, laughing. 'lien* are the not officers of the euip ra dismissed l«.r

«,ry

*'ifflcieut re taou*.'

The geutie of tbe court now came to present their gi.ts to tun qneen. Some gave precious sv. »w others, of a lower rank, flowers ami fruit* and tbe slaves, havin* nothing to give, gave nothing. Among these last were three young brothers, who bad come from the Caucasus with Semirauiin, and bad res cued the caravan in which Hie women were from an enormous ttger 'And you,' said she to tbe three brothers, as tbey ptssed the throne, 'have vou no present to make your queen?' 'No other,' replied the first, pire, •than my life to defend ber.' 'None other,' replied the second, Artaban, 'than my saber against ber enemies.' 'None ether,' replied tbe third, Asaar, 'than the respect aud admiratiou which ber presence inspires.' 'Slaves,'said Semiramis, Mt is you who have made me the most valuable presents ol tbe whole court, and I will not be ungrateful. You who have offered u*e your sword against my enemies, take this order, carry it to the general of the army eucamped under the walls of Babylon, give it to him and see what he will do for you. You who have offered me yonr life for my defense, take this order to the governor of the citadel aud see what be will do tor you. Aud you who offer me the respect and admiration which my presence inspires, take this order to the commandant of the palace and see what will be tbe re ault.'

Never had Semiramis displayed so much gayety, so much tolly and so muoh grace, and never was Ninus so captivated. Nor were her charms lessened in his eyes when a slave, not having executed properly an iusigniffioaut order, she commanded his head to be struck off, which was immediately done.

Without bestowing a thought on this trivial matter, Ninus still continued to converse with Semiramis till evening and tbe fete arrived. When she enter ed tbe saloon which bad been prepared for tbe occasion, a slave brought ber plate on which was tbe bead of tbe de capitated eunuch. "Tis well,' said she, after having ex amined it. "Place it on a stake in tbe oourt of tbe palace, that all may see it, and be you there on that spot to pro claim to every one that the man to whom this bead belonged lived three hours ago, but that having disobeyed my will, bis bead was separated from bis body.'

Tbe fete was magnificent sumptuous banquet was prepared in the gar dens, and Semiriuias received tbe homage of all with a grace and majesty perfectly regal. She continually turned to and conversed with Ninus, rendering him tbe most distinguished honor

You are,' she said, 'a foreign king oome to visit me in my palace I must make your visit agreeable to you''

Shortly after the banquet was served Semiramis confounded and reversed all ranks. Ninus was placed at tbe bottom of tbe table. He was the first to laugh at this caprice, and the court following bis example, allowed themselves to be placed, without murmuriag, according to the will of the queen. She seated pear herself tbe three brothers of the -Caucasus. 'Are my orders executed she de manded of them. 'Yes,'they replied.

The fete was very gay. A slave having, by the torce of habit, served the king first, Semiramis had bim beaten with rods. His cries mingled with the laughter of the guests. Every one was inclined to merriment. It was a comedy in which eacb played his part. Toward the end ot the repast, when wine bud added to the eeneial gayety, Semiramis rose from ber elevated seat and said 'My iords. tbe treasurer of tbe empire has read me a list of those who this morning have brought me their gifts of congratulation on my joyful accession to the throne. One grandee alone of tbe oyurt has failed to bring bis gift.' •Who is it?' cried Ninus 'he must be punished severely.' 'It is you yourself, my lord—you who speak. "What have you given to the queen this morning

Ninus rose, and came with a smiling countenance to whisper something in the ear of the queen 'The queen is insulted by ber servant,' cried Semi ram fs.

I embrace your knees to obtain my pardon. P*rdon me, beautiful queen,' said he 'pardon me.' And be added in lower tone, I would that this fete were finished.' 'You wish, then, that I should abdicate?' said Semiramis. 'But no—I have still two hours ts reign,' aud at tbe same time she withdrew her hand, which tbe king was covering with Kisses. 'I par don not,' said she, In aloud voice, 'such an insult on the part of a slave. Slave, prepare thyself to die 'Silly child tbat thou art!'Mid Ninus, still on ids knees 'yet I give way to thy reiun will soon be over!'

You will uot then be angry,' said she in a whisper, 'at something I am going to order at }bis moment •No,' said he. 'Slaves,' s*id she, aloud, 'seise this man —that Ninus!'

Ninus smiled and put himself into tbe hand* of the slaves. 'Take biui out of the saloon, lead bim Into the court of the seraglio, prepare everything for bis death, and await my orders.'

Tbe slaves obeyed, and Ninus followed them, laughing, into tbe oourt ol tbe seraglio They passed by tbe head of tbe disobedient ennucti. Then Semiramis plao*d herself on the balcony. Ninus bad suffered his hand* to he tied. 'Hasten to tbe fortress, *pire you to the camp, Artaban Assar, do yon secure all the asten in the palac«.

Th«s* order* were given in a whisper, and executed immediately. 'Beautiful queen,'said Ninas, laugh* ing, 'this oomedy only wants its demme ment pray let it be a prompt one.' 'I wlil,' said Semiramis. 'Slaves, recollect the eunuch—strike!'

Tbey struck, Ninas had hardly time to utter a cry wheu bis bead fell upon the pavement the smile was still upon his lips. 'Now I a09 queen of Assyria!' exclaim «tf StMiwratnls, 'and perish every one, like tbe eunach and like Ninus, who dare* disooey ray orders!'

ThkrsIs

dou^t

what would you do with tbe orders you Liver Compound being the best family have dictated?' medicine in this country for tbe Liver 'I should be no longer qneen were I and Blood. I» la becoming tbe moat obliged to give aooount ot iny actions.' popular remsnly.

JfeeS A.A4

EE. FSiflE'S

OH! MY

BACK!

Brian's Disease of the Kid' eys, Retention, or Ineontlnenoe of Urine, Nervous Diseases Female enkne88. and Exeetwes UIVT'N RKMKDY Is prepared EXPBKSsLY for these di. eases.

THE GENUINE

DR. C. MoLANE'S

CELEBRATED

LIVER PILLS

FOR THE CURE OF

Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,

DVSPBPSIA AND SICK HBADACHB,

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

PAIN

in the right side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pressure sometimes the pain is in the left side the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with lax the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part.* There is generally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone something which ought to have been done.

LIVEK

sively deranged.

A E A N E E

DR.

MCLAXE'S LIVER PILLS,

CASES OF

AGUE

rERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

PitovjOKNOE, R. I., June 16,1878.

WM.E.«'LAHKE—Dear Sir: .A member of my family had been troubled for veral ears with Kidney Diseane, and had tried numerous remedies without relief she used HUNT'S REMEDY and was completely cured. S. V. APLIN,3 Exchangest.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., April 7,18 9

WM.

E. CLAUSE—DearSir:Isaw HUNT'S REMEDY used In a case of Dropsy with perfectsnocess, 1 did not weat the patient, but four attending physicians had 'lven lip the case as hopeless. HUNT'S REMEDY wa then used with perfeot success, and the patient Is well. 1 shal' give HUNT'S RRMEDY in Dropsical aid Kidney Diseases. H. RI.KCKRX.M IIPXT'8 REMEDY is purely Vegelable, and is used b.v the advice of Phvci 1 an s. It has stood the test of time for SO yea and the utmost reliance n»ay be| placed la it.

I HIJKCKKX« ft*.

HUNT'S

REMEDY

ONE TRIAL WIUL CONVINCE YOIT. Bend lor pamphlet to WM. E. CLARKE. Providence, ft. i. SOLI) BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

ictii

adacliei

Positively Cured by Littio HiU. '."Iioy n1sn rol Ipvp|

CREAM

Em'awi uc-r^L-ta nd physician® oar if? tv* these ola are ftroo -o:n RC.I *\*a ion, richer, more effect:v produce botr results thua 4-ny otSi rs, and that they use them in Uifcir own families

STEELE & PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS.

Vo:-i liysp'-p-

sia, Imliis't'Htkm u:it| jO Hi-iirty K'ltiiu:.! A ppiTei-t rcxicily furl

8TTLE

N a a

Prows! iicss.liad Tastf*l in the Month, Coatmll Tongue, l'nin In tiiel Hi'le, feo. They renr.-l lu:r tVie Bowels aiidf |r.vvi' 't Constipation I ii.'1-l ThcnninU-|

P6LLS.

e?t and eusiest to t.i h.Ouly ono p' 11 lmf\ 40 Inn vi-d. 1'uif] Wgetubie. l'rice 25 ceuis. Sold by all Ia:„' ls.

CARTtR MEDICINE CO., Prop'rs, Erie, Pa. I"ve Vitils by mnil for o.ie dollar. W»FR- NUN*-' ?W

45 Years Before the Public.

AND

FEVER, when

taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would •Ivise all who are afflicted with this disease to pn*e them a

FAIR TRIAL..

For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled,^

BEWARE OF IMITATION*

The genuine are never sugar coated. Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with tbe impression

LIVER

FLEMIVG BROS,

aoout tbe Swiss

DR. MCLAXK'S

PILLS.

The genuine MCLAXK'S

LIVRR PILLS

bear the signatures of

MCLANE

on the wrappers.

Insist upon having the genuine DI. MCLAXE'S LIVER PIUS, prepared by Fleming fira£, of Pittsburgh, Pa., the markr: iieinp ful! of imitations of the name McLaur, spelled differently but same pronunciation.

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HrXT'S REMKIY,thegreHt I il tie ttitd l.lvrrNeil Iolne,cur sl'tims in the Hack,side inr Loins, and all Disease* of the Ivhlneya, Bladder and Uj'.nnry Organs, Uropsy, Gravel, Diabetes,

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Office. 611 Mala street, between Slxih and Heventh.

"CE! NOTICE! ICE!

THE EUGENE ICE CO. Would most respectfully Inform thecltizens of Terre Haute that tney have on haud an immense quantity of PURE

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•AND-

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rders for any quantity promptly filled.

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TVTAMFft

residents

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"More health, sunshine and loy In Hop Bitters than In all other remedies." Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is th« Beat.

For sale by all drag Berry, wholesale, Terre

slight,

dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility he is easily startled, his feet arc cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin his spirits are low and although he is satished that exercise would be bencficial to him. yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the

[ists. Gullek laute.

E O E A E N O I 8 E I

9 1

OrayN Mpeciflc Medicine «ADE MARK ,.«uii Is especially recom in enaed as an unlalllr.g cure for Seminal

Weak ess, Hperma torrhea, ira potency, and all

iiDg

sequence on Sell Abuse a« LOHS of Memo ry, iTnlverxal Lassitude, Pain in the Back. Dimness of Vl«lon, FrematnreOl-l Age, aud mauy other diseases that lead -o Insanity. Consumption and a Premature'+•»ve.al 1 ol which as a rule are first caused by nevlntlng from the psth at nature an« ov«Tlndur gence. The Speclflft. Medicine Is the result of years of experience In treating these xpt-c al diseases.

Full particulars in our pamphlets whlca we desire to send free by mall to every e. The Specific Medicine Is sold by all drug

f*.

to have been exten

tftta at 91 per package, or six packages for

or -v'li iwsent by mail on receipt of the money, by ad'reading TH GRAY MEBiechanic'n Block, Dettoit. Michigan.

money, by tilNIT O No. 10

Sold in Terre Haute, wholesale and retail, by Gullek A Berry, wh 'legal agents. Sold -it retail by Groves A Lowry, »"eok 4 Bell, W. E. McGrew A Co, and responsible druggists everywhere.

HERE-

You can make money by sel Ii ng our ster

nt*r

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Appreciating the fact that a majority of the people prefer separate apartments for different purposes, (and the enormous passenger business of this line warranting it,) we are pleased to announce that this Company rnns its PAXACB SLEEPING CAJEtS for Bleeping purposes, and Its PALACK DINING CARS for Sating purposes.

KIMBALL, Gen'l Superintendent.'

THE FfUEVDOF ALL! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOr» and aot most powerfully, yet soothingly, on the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS and BOWELS, giving TONE, ENERGY and vigor to the whole system. They are wonderfully efficacious In all aliments Incidental to FEMALES. Young or Old, and as a general FAMILY MEDICINE, for the cure of most complaints, they are unequalled

IMPORTANT CAUTION.—V jne are genuine unless the signature of I. HAYDOCK, as agent for the United states, surrounds each box of Pills and ointment. Boxes at 25 cents, 62cents and $1 each. 09" There is considerable saving by taking the lar er sizes.

•i

ling Chemical w'ck*— never needs trimming—no smoke oi' lOe

each, 8 for 35cen*«. ^ml stamp for catalogue of wonderful invention*, suple and fancy goods FOSTKR A 00., 12S ark street Chicago.

NITED STATES SCALEa

STOCK, GRAIN, WAGON, ORMANT ANDR. R. TR\. K. With protected hearinas. and otherwise highly improved. Warranted superior to all otn»r*. Sold the No pay till tested and found strictly as represented. ale bo any scale.

cheapest. tly as rep

Sca!e bx ks at reduced rate*, suitable tor Fairbanks

Several palm second-hand wagon Heal for sale cheap. ». J. \U*TIX AGO Terre Haate, Ind.

Office at Eigle Iron Works.

and

WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE

oWmtkt

Platte

tr.. }Mt

Its mnln line runs from Ohleapro to Council Bluffs ftnrj t.nmhu, passtriK through Juliet, Ottawa, 1a ^alte, Uoneseo, Mo line, Hock Inland. Dsvouport, West .Liberty, lowit City, Marengo, lirooklyn, Qrlnnell, ana Des Moines, (the captlol of Iowa) will* brunches from Bureau Junction to Peoria W on Junction to Muscatine, Washington. Fairrtela, EUlon, Xiu 1 knap, Contreviile, Princeton, Trenton, (lallattn, Cameron, Leavenworth and Atchison Waahinj ton to Slgourney, OakaJooaaand KnoxvUle Keokuk to Karmlngton, Bonaparte, Bentonaport,

und Avoca to Harlan. This is positively the only Hall road -which owns, controls and operate* a throuith line between Chicago and Kansas.

Tills Company own and control tbeir Sleeping Cars, which are inferior to none, and jtlve you a double berth between Chicago and Council Bluffs, Leavenworth, or Atchison for Two Dollars and Fifty Cents and a section for Five Dollars, while all other lines charge between the same points. Three Dollars for a double berth, and Six Dollars for a section.

CHICAGO, BOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

IS IIIE GREAT €0 NECTL\TF I,L\K BETWEEN THE EAST AND TIIE WEST!

HOLLO WAY & CO., New York.

A CURE FOR ALL!!

Holloway's Ointment.

Possessed oi this REMEDY, Every Man may be his own Doctor. It may be rubbed into thesyste n, so (intoreach any Internal comp'alnl by these meant, It cures Sores or tllceis In the THPOAT, STOMACH, LIVEK, SIDE, or other parts. It is an In fallible Remedy for BAD LEGS, BAD BREAD'S, Contracted or Stiff Joints GOUT, RHEUMATrSM, and all Skin Disases.

IMPORTANTCAUTION—None are genuine unless the siana'ure of J. as agent far he united States, surrounds eaci box Pills and Ointment. Boxes at 25 cents, 62 cents aud $1 each.

There is considerable saving bv takrger sizes HOLLO WAY & CO., New York!?*

Tlie Only 35 Cent

AGUE REMEDY *IN THE WORLD,?"

ERMALINE

A safe and reliable aubatltat** for (nl nine. The great ta8tele»s medicine for all dheases caused by Mnlarlal Polaoalafr, being a preventive as well as a certain remedy for

FEVER and AGUE,

Dumb \Rue.

A|TM«

4**'

CUKTI8. Terre Haute, Ind.,

Bree'ter nr Pure opo* and Whl boras Bmm tod White China Geeae, and Moseovy Uncks.

Stuck and Eggs sale. Agent for vnimal Meal for Fowls and wine* and «ieroan Riwr Piili,

DU NDasBU A(X#f

'35 Wooau-r Street, New Yprk.

Ten cent explanatory book mailed FBRR on application Hold by D. P. OX, iruggh»t. }y27-ly J.J. HACK Drngglst.

Portable Unlay Saw Mill,

Vltt lmin n»)!iw»ii r* •n (4

tmtlf IM4« I* osrMal* cichb«rM*d It can fee roa bf elthct ttrua «r wter po»»r. aadttsspseteUy

ACE SLEEPING CARS for Jts PALACE DINING CARS One other great feature of

Itrr-f be ipermud bjp dtlsi twocr tfcras sm«, via as tawb iuAi in pr*. JMTUOS I? ID* powtr sad trtmbfr vf buds

n«M tbs sttfiaci rmpntA a* musr' swim

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rtwoto thrM fin twr'«St-

•khia *b»tt itttfe Dot 2:nNr }«*lUr erect* Mlfl. rarlaKripfncimlir. nrini «*.!• CHAVCjLXll A TZ.T1X3H, Xadiaaapotla, lad.

\VEST LIBERTY,

Rapids ft Northern R. R. At

OTTUMWA,

PAIiACB CASS are ran through to PEOKIA, DES MOINES, OOVNCIL BLUFFS, ATCHISON and L£AV£NWORTH« Ticket* via this lilne,

known as

Ticket Agent* In the United States and Canada. For Inioa-matlon not obtainable at

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"Vlmm

onr Pi nee Car* Is a SMOKINO SAT.OON where )'UC..ier.J'y your "flavaiiu" at all hours ot' the day. Matmlflcei.c Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by tills line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs, Leavenworth end Atchison, Connection* being made In Union dt «ota.

Til t'KINCIPAL R. R. CONNECTIONS OF THIS GRE.XT THROUGH LINE ARE AS FOLLOWS Att

UICAQO,

Oska-

with all diverging lines for the East

and South. At K.voiJEWOOD,with

the Lake Shore & Michigan

Southern and Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. Rds. At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with Pittsburg, Cincinnati & Louis R. R.

At LA

SAIXB,

with Illinois Central R. R.

At PKOHIA, with P..P. & J.: P.. L. & D. I. B. 4 W. III. Midland: and T., P. ft W. Railroads. At HOCK ISLAND, with Western Union

the "Oreat Rock Itliuid Route," are sold by all

your bmae ticket ofllce, address,

It. and

Rock Island A Peoria Railroads. At DAVENPOKT, with the Davenport & NorthWestern P.. R.

with the Burlington, Cedar

Rapids & Northern U. R. AtORlXNBLL, with Central R. R. of Iowa. AtLi:s MOINES, with D.

COUNCIL

& Ft. Dodge R. R.

BLUFFS, with Union Pacific R. R.

OMAHA,

with B. ft Mo. R. R. R. (In Neb.)

AtCoLPMHCS

JUNCTION,

with Burlington, Cedar

with Central K. of Iowa 8t.

Louis, Kan. City ft Northern and C., B. ft Q. It. Rds. At KEOKUK, with Peoria and Warsaw Wabash, and at. IKIUIToledo.

Keokuk ft N.-W. R. Rds.

At BEVERLY,with Kan. City, St. J. ft C.

ATCRISON,with

R. R.

Atchison. Topeka ft 8anta Fe«

Atchison ft Neb. and Cen. Br Union Pacific R. Rds. At LiiAVENWORTH, with K. P. and K.Cen. R. Rds.

E.ST. JbHN. Gen'l Tkt. and Pass'gr AgC, Chicago,

A N E

Neither

nor Poisons

Used.

DK.Knife

RosslsagrsdusM.and

a thoroughly educated physician, who has, for 2 O years, Dads the treatment of CANCER a specialty. DR. ROSS has a large practical experience in Throat, Imm, Oatarrk, Scrofula, Dgnjttptia, Female tHieam, ami ail Chronic, Private and Wcu/tmg Diw**. When It is lnoonvenlsnt

to visit the city for treatment oxoept in dancer caseqj medicines can be sent privately ly mail or express erfty where. Letters onnfidxntinl. Ci'Otilais free. Address Dr. D: D. ROSS, Cot. Alain vm' Adums St. Peoria, IB.

tr" I thorough MooO-purlfying iiropfrl'ii rr (.ioldrn M«"ll"*ar DI*covi:ry cure* i'if tvont Scrofula to a common

kize Of PELLETS: qo

Cuke, Remit tent,

Intermliteul Fer«r«, Kl ney Dit* esse. Liver and Bowel Complaint, Oyspeptiaand General Wel lllty the b»-«t general Tonie for debilitated Systems. Price 2) cents per box. Family boxes ll.uSold by Druggists Mal ed on reoelpt ol pi 106^.1^^..^

Eruption. Mtrairlnl (llfc.-i?',

1 .i t.: their e£fect.s sro ersdlcstec, xjimi'W'h'.'-Wirtvl a pound crnstltntlon est:^I —f !a-s alWhrnm, Tcrer Sores. Bealjr iu all t!itc-asi.st causrO n* b: 1 .1 1 ly tills powerful, purliVlng, ant .IcllK'. ^.i.. V}*

IJ:

•L

PiJ. It It

«It )..^nlf.sti'd Its potency In ctirh.r

•*». ituae l.'urli. Bolli) ('urbmitlrt, Bore Eynt .i S ro» mid Sirclllncn, tVKite Swclllars 1'jlt Kick, .1i Enlurffcd Clands. 1 t.i I, «i'C-i llitatcil, luive sallo'v 4 y. lii/v. U!i-tro«n spots on facc •'I fw-M, ft li(- :i'iu!)o or :i/.£iiicfta, bad taste in i: .-tl 1.1.it rhllls ulienmtcd with li'.t ,1 ,vi ,,lt*,! inifHr"i«yfnri'l)ollngs.lrn-cii!i.r .. I. rait-'."v'ii uvc i-uircrln« I'rnnj 3 Llv« r. .-r "BUIou.iien.." In muny rasc-n oiu Jutnt" ..ly jiai ll'.' Mi' fymptoins urc ii' c'. A- tm-.ry foi- t.ll nu'li rases, Mr. t.i'liU-ti Mi iM. al Ufscori ry has no ei|Oul, ai ,V ini'iii mill :it niri's. curt' «.I" Itronvhlils. Severe Cousbs, tint) lllO Tirlv i:n Coramaiptlon, It lias uslonitflu-iJ tho i.-r faculty, und ctuiiit-iu pliysli-Uns pmnoiiiu

T.tti i.irili' al «!lnp«vcrv of the aie. •nstlte

t!ti Willie «-m !t- Cough?. If strengtlienstl»esysti the blood. &. V) hv "Inu'glsts. .11.. l'IMIti P. M. I)., Prop'r. Wontl's Dlspcnsa iijvl J.ivallilI lot. 1, liu(T ilo. N. V.

\etces

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easaivt,

cUetG

Knwn of taking the irfrr, ri pulslw, nsuseno* i.». r! of ch-T». rrti •••. mid bulky lngr- I nr*. .1 1MI nr-Ofaer«-hriarstrtlia« wwtard•*•«!«.

Ifctns entirely Tc*r!abl«j, no particular enr v.'hlli: Ing I!»w. Tltcy operate without ,1t'.ie tonstltHtlon, dli t. or occuj-'f.-r. rr Jaunrtlrc, Ilciwlarhr, Comtlpatlon, l»wn 1HM4I I aln In the hnnl'tor*. Trh'msaf tb* k'*'. #«s 'kx.r i^ructn'loujt —an tho stomach, i,. I Tfcutc In the y.otiih, I::I:NM Suck*.

I'ata

ot Kldacx*. Internal over. Wonted ferltNC about fitoma h, Kmh «t tao .1 lo II. ad, tnk- l»r. I1erc'« fltMMl.I'iirgitlve i' Jets, i:i \planatlon '.:a r'''i :dlil t.. .• l*!ir»4tlre Pellifts »v :i v.-.rlft* of. I rjtl.I that tkr'r action npen the un»ia*l ccOnaHty ••leersel, net a gland or t!a*«e«*eopine ibctr Mautlve Imprtm A a 4 .1 il (:.lr proin ril.-s of th.*e I'll' tfc Tip vare •nf ln«'lowri lo

CWM

tin lr vlrtius tx-lnx tlierel-y prynrved unimpaired i..r r-fiV «ff!li of time, in any rtlmate, s» that tiiey zrj ulway* ih-h n»ni reliable. This I* not the raw- *ltu pil! put np in cheap woo«len or pasteboard box. #. S'ni- all diseases where a Laaatlr*. Atterattee. .-r l*»i*««tlre. Is Indlente't, tlhsc llttli* l,

,il'ts

will give

nto-t rfect ul«faetlon. ®oM by tfrunMa. It. v. I'flCHt'E.M. D.. rttof n. V, orlTs l5lspen«»ry and lavallUs' Ilutel, \.

CiWRRH

SYMITOMS.—Freniunt hea-l-%che,llM.iii«vi J,.lUi»K Into thrortt, sometimes watery, tlil* it mticous, purulent, offensive, »•»«•.

In others, a dryness, dry, wat ry, weak, or Inflame I ejt-s, stopplnr np. or ofj*trnetlon, of the isal pa»ringing in cars, tnr to ctea the throat TfilO

rlnpinjf in ears, deafnew, liawkln* and eoiiKl'*—i the throat, i' rtd, nasal twa_^. .... ... or t.itisU deprivation of sense of smell and taju-j I

ilcesttc-n-c

ulcerations, scabs from uln rs

nasal twang, offensive bruath, Impatn [ration of sense of smell and ta*te, I

zliufs, mental depression, loss of appetite. Indirection, enlarged tonsil*, tlekllnr coogli, etc. Onl* few of these symptoms are likely to be present In any !»t one time.

DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY prtMinrearadical core*ef tlie wontenaesofCatariiv, no matter of brvw lonjt *t4ndltw. Trw llquW rem. may be ^r lKtU-r aptHle.1 by tlie me of lr. —a tiAiii-h,.. This 1' tin only form Of can ... .... ..... to .- tr'ts tin- a.Teried nasal pa»» tftvt, and. the thai

This 1

die only form Of lnstm-

nertt wt IhventfKl with whleb Dulil ifartilcloe can .rn.^ iiMiii tr and i-EtiKrxTLY APPLip u» al. parts "f tin* aTeeled nasal pas* t*e«, and the tha!. ber4 or cavKli- rommnnlentlnn fberewlth, la which snrr« and ttlcert "reqnenUy exist, an-l from which the catarrhal ^charp pnerally procewla Itsii?o Is t»tcasant and easily u» dertrtood, from

KIMUWIS

aeeemnanylmr "feh InsfntmeaU Div fnrrh fc'tnwlr "i r-ee it .attacks of H'-Bd"by npt)leattmM. It Is mild aixl Dim -in- ,. '.at ir.l on stmnror caustic dr noi rtui. I^ nieiiyand TkmcbesM nr* atbs% *. rtrnc*, M. D.. Proper,World's Dlspciuai. t„iJ lnv^.lds' Hotel, Bntlbks K. \.

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