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Are you Bilious?
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THE BLOOD CLKANSKR. NM3W»VJ».
.^THURSDAY, AUGUST 28,1884.
Wc MORS indigestion or Nervous Debility tl «n use Wilders Stomach Bitters.
The Task of Granddams Jennings. I Savannuti NtfWs: Mrs. Jennings, a very old lady nviug near Athens, halately performed a ratner wonderful feat for a lady of her age. She bad a couple ot bustieln I w^eac of di tie rem kinds that she wanted to save for seed. The two bushels of wheat got mlxea together and she separated it by picking out a grain At a time.
There is no one artiole in the line ol medicines that gives so large teturn for the money as a t^ood poious strengthening plaster, such as Carter^ bmart Weed and Belladonna Backache Plasters.
A Man
Large Views.
Pittsbuig Chronicle: The boss plumber is not ashamed to sit at the same table with tbe bankers attending tbe Bankers' convention 'at Saratoga. The plumber has learned to tie broad ar.d large in his views by an extended intercourse with his bills.
Tftcse unhappy persons woo suffer frou nervousness and cysppppia should use Carter's Little Nerve Pil -, which are it.ade expresslv for sleep) nervous, dyspeptic sufferers: Pric cents, all uruvrgibts.
The Results of Science
Piasburg Chronicle: They now till teeth with electricity. A woman with a t)otb full of electricity and ai eye full of tire will be a balmy object for a inan to meet on the toplandiag when he comes home irom ballancini the books at
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Sprains, Lameness, Pains and Stitcaes, Weak Bick Disease of the spine will be immediately relieved on application of a Hop Plaster over tbe affected part. Its penetrative power is wonderful. Warranted to be tbe best made.
Life's Compensations.
Philadelphia Record: Life is full of compensations. It is said that the be-t dressed wumsfli in this city has a (wooden lee and is the envy or numerous other women who would willingly exchange a leg for her frocks.
The experience of years has not detracted from the acknowledged excellence of the qualities of Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, but has completely established their hold upon the tastes of all persons who love delicious flavors. If you deaire a fine, delicate flavor in cakes, puddings, creams, ices »r pastry, uae Di. Ftio-'m Flavor*,
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SUICIDE.""
Rofus Lawrence Takes a Large Dose of Opium Causing Death.
Discovered Insensible in Hit Boom at the St Clair HOOK, He Live* Bat A Short Time-
Rufus Lawrences carpcnleT living in thv old St. Clair building on west Main, vu discovered in his room a little after twelve o'clock to-day to be insensible and almost void of life. Medical help was immediately called bat to oo avail. The man died in a lew minutes afterwards.
It was discovered that death resulted from opium. The dose taken was so large that no doubt was possible as to the intention of the deceased. He haB been a confirmed drinker for years, and although a good carpenter, has been unable to support himself, his wife and child.
Lawience was thirty-eight years old and was a brotherof Ei'.E. Liwituce. At the time Jordan drowned it was thought for a while that it was Lawrence. He and bis wife have been occupying room 53 in the St. Ciair House building. Drs. Young and GiJmour when sueatLOnedl found him unconscious and past any aid. His wife says she did not see him take anything.
RANGE AND CHINA.
War Between Them Declared. LONDON, Aug. 21.—The Times' Pekin of this dale says: "The French Consul lowered his flap at 1 o'clock to-day. The interests of French subjects are entrusted to the Russian Minister. China absolutely refuses to admit the French claims."
A Pekin dispatch lo the Times says: ••Teung Li Yameu professes to be prepared for war. They are secretly hoping, however, to involve neutral Powers in a quarrel respecting treaty ports."
Foreign Miscellany.
DUBLIN, Aug. 21.—United Ireland publishes sworn information of a prisoner named Grundy charging ex-Solic-itor Bolton and Police Superintendent Mallen with atu-mpticg to frighten him and entice tim to te*ti'v against Joseph Poole, wbo was hanged '-ailv last winter for the murder of John Kenny.
The trial of ibe scandal cases wa« continued lo-flar. Robert Fowler and Daniel Considine were ooncicted of Keeping disorderly houses and sentenced to two years in prison.
BASLV, Aug. 21.—Herr PfaU, publisher of the Anarchist paper "Die Freiheit," has been arrested.
LONDON, Aug. 21.—P. J. Pom'er, Nationalist, was elected to the Commons to-day in County Longford.
The Cholera.
PARIS, Aug. 21.—Four deaths from cholera last night at Toulon and one at Msrseilles. Quarantine at Malta has been abolished so far as arrivals from Sicilian ports tre concerned,
MARSEILLES, Aug. 21.—The report of tbe ravages by cholera in the last 24 hours in the southern department* of France is as follows: Herault, 9 deaths (rani, 5 Aude. 5: Eastern Pyrenees, 16.
ROME, Aug. 21.—The daily cholera bulletiu iu Italy is as tullowo: Bergamo, 4 deatns Campobaes', 3: (Jastell Nuevo, 3 Parma, 1. Fresh cases reported: At Bergamo, 6: Campobasso, 7 Casenaea, 1 t'astell Nuevo, 3. In the province of Turin out of ten attacked with cholera sevea died. Two deaths reported from other towns.
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Meeting or the Executive Committee in Boston. BOSTON, Aug. 21.—The National executive committee of tbe Irish National League of America has held two secret meetings here. The following were in attendance: Prest. Eagar, M. F. Wilhere, of Pennsylvania, a Vice-President H»v. Chas. O'Reilly, Treasurer Secretary Walsh and M. B. Gannon, of Iowa, Dr. Hannahan. of Vermont, R. A. Odium, pf Pennsylvania, Thos. Flatley, of Massachusetts, P. A. Devine, of New Hampshire, Timothy Moroney, of Lousiana, Hugh J. Carreii, of Roade Island, Patrick Martin, of Mareland, Jno. Wrennj of Indiana, W, J. Qleason, of the State executive committee of Ohio, and Wm. Collins, of the State executive committee of Kentucky. In accordance with the resolution adopted at the previous meeting delegating the power of the selection of the National committee ot seven to the President, Mr. Eagan announced the following names: M. V. Gannon, of Iowa, Michael Boland, of California, Timothy Moroney, of Lousiana, Thos. Flatten, of Massachusetts, M. D. Holmes, of New Jersey, Judge J. G. Donnelly, of Wisconsin, and Hugh J. Carrell, of Rhode Island..
The committee approved the president's action. The president before the adjournment of the National convention presented the following communication:
BOSTON, Aug. 15: Gentlemen oi the National Committee—When accepting the position or president of tbe Irish national league of America, 1 was not aware of the amendment to the constitution passed at an earlier part of tbe day that an amount not over $3,000 shall be annually appropriated out of the general funds of the league to idemnify tbe president of the National League for his timp and services in the cause. 1 desirp to say that in the future as in the past my services will be given to the cause o! Ireland gratitiously and on no condition will I accept any idemnity nor renumeration from tbe League.
Tours respectfully, PATRICK EGAN.
Married.
This morning Justice Steinmehi married George B. Mo Webster to Luoretia Watts. The ceremony took place in the circuit court room, to which place the party adjourned from the county clerk's office. Both are from Fontanet. After the ceremony the 'Squire had tbe gall to kiss the bride without giving tbe reporters and deputy cler.ka who were hanging around even a chance. They are unanimously of the opinion that the 'Squire's action was an unwarranted assumption of superiority and they are gout* tv held hiaa pecs—ally responsible.
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Ararat MtfttoVfflFfteffef P&Hy. Nsw YOBS, Ajag. 21.—President Arthur this mornrihg received at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the officers of the Gredly relief expedition, inclnding Commander Schley, Commander Coffin, Lieut. Emory, Chief Engineer Melville and a dozen others. Secretaries Chandler and Lincoln and Gen. Butler, who had called to see the President, were present. Secretary Chandler intormed Commander Schley that the President had decided to appoint him Chief ot the Bureau of Equipment and Reqruiting in place of Commodore Earl English, who commaud* the European bquadron. With tbe offlcc of chief of a bureau in the Navy Department goes the rank of Commodore. [This is the third time in three weeks tnat Butler and Chandler haye met by chance.—ED. GAS.]
DitsolitioR of Partnership. In another column of this paper will be found the official notice of the dissolution of partnership between Wright L. Kidder and Willard Kidder, who have been engaged in the milling business under the firm name of Kidder Bros. W. L. Kidder retires from the firm, and Willard Kidder will remain the sole pro-
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rietor of the Wabash flouring mills. W. Kidder is a member of the firm ot £. and F. Kidder A Co., of theBloomington Road Mills, and after a short vacation in the Ea&t he will return and devote his attention to the latter mill. The firm just dissolved has not only been prominent hert, but all over the country it was well know and occupied a high position. At home tbe firm has been held in the highest regard.
MINE DISASTER.
Seven Men Suffocated to Death. SHAMOKIN, Pa., Aug. 21.—A fire broke out yesterday in the Buckridge mine slope, 1500 feet from the surface. The ccmpany bought tbe Greenback Colliery adjoining workings, which are higher than those of the Buckridge Colliery. The intention was to bore a hole, thirtysix feet in length from the Greenback te the Buckridge Colliery and run tbe creek into both Collieries, and by flooding them put out the fire. While the men were engage.1 in this work to-day, gas suddenly poured in trotn the burning mine and before they could escape, seven men fell victims to the deadly gas. It is impossible to reach their bodies, as both mines are fUll of gas and the fire is increasing. Eleven mules also burned.
All About Those Prairie Chickens. H. C. Bell, the Marshall attorney, writes the following card: "SIR: In your issue of to-day appears a card from
Mr. U. R. Jeffers, ot your
city, in which among other things, he says: "Mr. Bell, eend home tbat gun with the ted flannel cover next to gun." In answer to this request I desire t^ say tbat as soon as Mr. iietfers and Mr. Barnett pay me my attorney fees for assisting in their own and their teamster's defense I will send the guns, and not before. This tbey promised to do and this they must do before the guns will be permitted to leave this state."
A Coal-Miner Crushed to Death. Swrrz CITY, Aug. 20.—[Indianapolis Journal Special.]—An accident occurred this evening in a coal mine located at Lyonton, west of bere, on the Narrow, guage, resulting in the death of a miner named Isaiah Davis, aged forty-five, recently from Pennsylvania, where, it is thought, he had a wife and family. He was industrious and reticent, and |but little was known ot him. He had just shot some coal down when the r«ot fell on him, crusbicg his head and body terribly, death being instantaneous.
(Jhas. Hornung is in our city, from Terre Haute, showing the "Jones & Marshall Patent Weather Strip," invented at Paris, Ills L. 8. Calder, of Terre Haute, has bought the right to sell in Indiana, end appointed Mr. Hornung his agent to sell the several counties in thi* State. Mr. Hornung also has with him for inspection what will soon be in the market, the "Hnseuobr & Reynolds patent irate fas'ener," invented at Terre' Haute.—[Evansville Journal.
Sentesced to Death.
FORT WAYNE, Ind., Aug. .21.—The jury in the case of Fred Richardson trial tor the murder of Amos Bockestro, of Adams county, this state, in March last, after being out all night returned a verdict of murder in first degree and of affixed death penalty. Tbe verdict gives very general satisfaction here and in Adam* county, where Richards was twice mobbed soon after his arrest on suspicion of being guilty ot the crime.'
Man Hunting.
VIENNA, III., August 20.—About 100 men at laat accounts, with guns and pistols, are still in pursuit of David Avery, the man who, Monday, burned his wheat stooks to prevent a levy hy the constables and then went gunning tor his neighbors and burning thtir stock also. The pursuers think he cannot escape. Tbe settlement is greatly excited. Last night after midnignt some one burned Avery's house and barn. Tbe premises were unoccupied.
Barn Burned.
A barn on the farm of Elias Adams near Jessup, in Parke county burned Sunday night It is supposed the fire was caused by spontaneous combustion in a lht of hew hay that had just been stowed away in the loft The barn with all its contents except the horses and a wagon were destroyed, including in addition to hay and grain all his farming implements. No insurance.
Miners Arrested For Conspiracy. PITTSBURG, Aug. 21.—Warrants have been sworn oat by detectives,for the arrest of all the miners in camp at Wood's Run for conspiracy. Trouble is expected, rhe strikers are many of them weakening and returning to work.
Jail Breaking.
ST. JOSEPH, MO., Aug. 20.—At 10 o'clock this morning eight prisoners broke out of the county jail here and went throogl. a sewer pipe of the water closet. Dae was captured and tbe «"»thers are still at large.
FOR ROUXD Worms. Tape Worms, spams, Efe. use nothing but Wilder** Mother's
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In a letter to Messrs. Hiscox A Co., Mr. L. Titus, of Pennington, N. J., says: "I have suffered untold misery from childhood from chronic disease of the bowels and diarrhoea, accompanied by great pain. I sought relief at tbe hands of physicians of every school and used every patent and domestic remedy under tbe sun. have at last found in PARKER'S TONIC a complete specificpreventive and enre. As your invaluable medicine which did for me what nothing else eonld do, is entitled to the credit of my getting back my bappy days, I cheerfully and gratefully acknowledge tbe fact."
Mr. K. S. wells, who needs no introduc tion to tbe people of Jersey City, adds: "The testimonial of Mr. Titus is genuine and voluntary only he does not adequately portray tbe suffering be baa endured for many years. He is my brother-in-law, and
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Reaoers of Hawthorne's "House of Seven Gables" will recall the pathos with which poor Clifford Pyncheon, who had been un nstly imprisoned since his eariy manhood said, after bis relea«e: "My life is gone, and where is my happiness? Ob! give me my happiness." Bat tbat could only lie done in part, as gleams of warm sunshine occasional^ 'all across the gloom of aNew England autumn day.
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CATARRH
Ha*Ferer Is tvp* of catarrh having peculiar tymotoms. It is xtiended by an ID Aimed condition of the lining membrane of the nostrils, tearnets snd throat, affecting the lunn An acrid mncnsls secreted, the discharge 'S accompania with a painful burning sensation. There are severe spasms of sneezing, frequent attacks Qf blind* ing headache, a
watery and in flammed state of the eres. E»!i ""am Bala is a remedy fonndeo i: a /rnnt diagnosis of thisdiseue and can te. «w«* °d npon. dOcts acdrit. {gists 69 cts man.- dample bottle by mail 10 eta, ELY wX)ru£ist£SOS. Ovr«*o»i«.l.
Hap Fever. _. *.
For twenty-live years I have been severely afflicted with Hay Fever. While I was suffering intensely I was mduccu, through Mr. Tichenor's testimonial, to try Ely's Cream Balm. The effect was marvelous. It enabled me to perform my pastoral duties witnout the slight* est inconvenience, and 1 nave escaped a return atack. 1 prnnouiftK Ely's Cream Bilm a cure for Hay Fever.— Wm. T. Carr. Presbyterian Pastor Elisabeth, N. J.
Succession duty is high in Ensland. The present duke of Buccleuch, who has just come int the title, wiii bave to pay *1,000,000 te this tsx.
Neither mental nor p&ystcal labor can be accomplished satibfact'iriiy unless the system is in order. Wheu you feel tired, languid, wearied without exertion, the mind slow to act. and requiring great mental effort. y,»u can rest assured that your liver is not nesting properly, and that nature req tires assistance to help throw off impurities There is no remedy thai win acqooiplith tnis so mildlv and yet eflfcotualiy as Prickly Asn Bitters. A trial will satisfy you of its merits.
Tbe tomato can be trained as nn ornamental vine.
Breakfast joeoa. as a coverage, is miversallv conueavd superior to all other drinks for tbe weary man of business or tne more rouust laborer. The preparations of Walter Batter and Co. have long teen the standard of merit in tbis line, and -ur readers who purchase "Baker'* Breaktast Cocoa*' will find it a most healthful, delicious and in 'ieorangev*r*i/e.
Glass Houses.
Courier-Journal: The Presidential scandals seem to emphasize the old saying as to the impropriety of projecting masses of concreted earthy or mineral matter from grounds upon which the architecture fs v:t ejus in its composition.
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evec if you have tried many remedies for your Kidney disease or Liver complaint without success .it is no reason why you should think your disorder insurable. Tbe most intractable cases readily yield to the potent virtues of Kidney-Wort. It is a purely vegetable compound which acta on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels a* the same time and thus cleanses the whole system. Don't wait, but get a package to-day and cure yourself. ..
.Special Ssesloas.
Turlington Free Press: "It seems to me,." said a Vermont judge to bis daughter, "tbat young man calls a good many times a week. My court doesn't sir anywhere near as often as yours does." 1
The seeds ol sickness and of death In a disordered mouth are sown When bad the teeth or foul the breath.
Both soul and body lose their tooe. Till SOZODONT'S brought into play, And sweeps those dire defects away.
Thirteen Tears' Dy*tetsia. "I suffered with dyspepsia for *.3 years," writes John Albright Ecq.. Columbug, Ohio.
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cured me." As it always cures sue disorders. At druggists.'
The Montana penitentiary contains 12o prisoners
Bd?"All Ladies Should Know That hoods, scarf, ribbons and all fancy articles can be made any color wanted with Diamond Dyes. All the popular colors. 10c. at diu'ggists. None equal them. Wells, Richardson and Co., Burlington,
"Froae to death" and "Starved to death" are tbe names of two crcek6 in Custer county, Montana.
As a Cure for Sore Throat and doughs "Brown's Bronchial Troches" have been choroughly tested, and maintain their good reputation.
There are" 1,662 clerks in the pension office.
(523 BANK ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y.. 1 bave qeen SICK for sevui'*l yeara with con sumption I trie? uany. remedies and doctors. They were .laeleas to help me, jll I heard from Dr. D. £. Kremien's Augsburg Stomach and Blood-puritying Drops aad Breaat Tea. After using several bottlee an nackages, I did gel better, and 1 am well'and healthy to-day, and therefore 1 recmmenJ those remedies to all who are suffering lib® 1 was. ROSALIE FALCK.
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Tiny brown jugs of clay are a new chatelaine trinket.
Wm. Soli. No. ti67 Central aTeRi/e Cincinnati, O., says. Baving ted Dr D. D. Kremien's Augsburg Bret Tea with goods results, and 1 wart end it to ethers. I would oc he vi itGUUCK & Co., agents.
Why Welcome.
What makes Floreaion Cologne weiome on every lady's toilet table is its nir fraiTArc* snd rtrh flower or?or.
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Clears out rats, mice, roacnes, flies ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gupera, 15 cents. Druggist.
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