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Noah w'utv Uiu original wenthur
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. '.S'.. I.nuui lum tlin lurifuut ilrtijf IioiIho
In Uio United ytatoa.
. Aimu people would urowl about tin
Wisuvlicr if It iiitnnd ullver ilollarH.
Former SonHtor Davhiof Weal Vir
ginia in to prisma Unit, ntato with an
oipliaii iiHylum.
Tlioro uro only two (luiriciutulfcsctisi
tort in Uio tiorUioiti ntiituH and no
democratic I'ovciiior.
Sonatora .Ihiiuh atitl fjwwurl, of No
vada, liiivn again allied tliojiirtulvou
with Uio tuimullriin putty.
Tlio Duke of WVsiiuliiHtor, Uio rich
Odt nohleman In Jiiitflauci, died Fitdny
Jliti Inuouio wiih oHtliuated lit '; 000 u
da. flu wan 7) joarnol a.
It Is Hind lSnglaud'a national debt
will bo Jncioatu'd 1 00.000 000 by thti
war wiih Uio Uhiij.. 'i he, duot at
pftMeut iH nearly M 000 000 000
The titeel gang eirived bt&t Siitutda
4in(l commuHCi'd Monday haiiig the
.slt'ol on Hit) nuw load lied lot tho li. &
M. oa.il ot town. reeumeeh Journal'
I wouldn't lie wiihoii! DtiWitf.sWitch
linzol .Salve for nnv coiiBldoiation."
wnlfi' IMioH 1J IthudeH, Ctineriieid, O
lnfaljiblo for pne.A.eui.-s liuintuiiid tikiu
(iiMi-n-?i'i liewatool ciHioUM leltM. W
W lveuliiig.
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Two-lliirds of all tho world'a sugAr
in now producud fiom beotH. It n e.si
timated tho crop thin year la o.GIO.OOO
tons, whllo tho cauu titigar ciop la only
2,00-1,000 loiiH.
I "I 1 . I !. !
Tho Darlington railroad ia talking of
eondoctlug a upecial chicken train unco
a month. They ahould have acoachln
thu reat ami an engine to pullet.
CulbertHOM l'-ia,
Nuw York Clty'ri Tieeplatitlug Au-
Hoelallon, iiuuibering 'J00 numiburrt, wet
out liOOO tree.i along the utruots during
Uiu pint year. It alao workii vigoi
oiihly to pieaervo trued in tho outlying
SCUliOUH.
JL had (lyHieiHla l)ltHuveii yeam und
imvor loiiiul permanent ttdlef Mil 1 used
Kodol Dyupeptihi Unto. Now I am
well and fuel like a now man," writer,
S J Fleming, Murray, Nob. It is the
best digerttant known. Cuieu all forms
ol indigestion, IMiyHloiaim everywhere
pieserlbt) It. Keeling
Burlington Kouto Holiday Eatos.
lhi'iday intiM via Miiillugton Itoute,
Dec. 'rd, t24th, 'JOth, ilOth, itUsl, and
Jan. lht, between nlatioiiH not in. no
than 'Jim mili'H apart. Ijiberal lettuii
limit, heo nearest auont.
Rt'd Hot Jcfoua tlio Gnn
Wan the ball thai hit (2 H Mtt-admaii of
Nowark, Mich, in tho civil war. II
ea lined honlhlo tiloora that no treat
ment helped tor20yeaiB. Thuu liuek
lon'ti Arnica Ailvu ouied lum. Cutert
ciitH. hniineH, buriiH, boils, felonH.eoiiiti
hkln eiiiptioiia Uetit pile euro on oaith
l!.")e a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Keeling. druggiKt.
Daniel S.Fmd, owner ol thoYouth'rt
Companion, died in Huston, Mass.,
last Sunday, ugid Huvent-seven years.
The nniiiH of Mr, Ford wiih nevui
printed in the Comiiatilon. The name
"I'erry Mason & Co.," by whom the
magazine purported to lie published,
waa wholly liutitious, Mr. Foul looking
after both editorial and busineHs de
pailments
Dwlght Moody, tho oolobrnted
evangelist, died at noon Fiiday at his
home in Kant 2-Jorthlield, Mush. Ills
last wordii were: "I Mio eaith receding;
heaven is opening; (.Soil is calling me."
Ho was tia jeaiM, 1( montlis and 17
ilaui ol age, and had been engaged in
i vungelSoal wotk for about foityjeait.
a ml wiih ono of the most sueeessful
e uigelist that ever lived, He wih
Hie author of mativ lellanuin works.
Hr II II I laden. Miinmil, Ala, says:
I fiink KodolDyspitpHlaCuro j.s afipleu
did Mi,dieoo I I'UHtMibu it and' tin
.eohildop'e in It grows will uoiltiuilei
ine it digests wJiuL yon eat nutl
tpiieklv eiitnH dysjiepsiu and Indigos
Aufliow CiififuW Inn iiffiTcil to b1v
3T'i,'(iu to I. oiM n "fireproof Unruly
tinlldlni? foi Lincoln, "provided tin; cit
izens of IjIdpoIii will fnrnlHli the Bite
nod proviljoooo oi'SO.uoo yoaily to
keep tip tlio IHirary. TlioppOplo of
Unit city fu "tv'- Iryinn to net the
povcriitiifltit lo doiiKte pint of tlio ov-
ormiiiMit, tuiimru fur u flltu', and if 'they
can kiiuccimI In tliU and Mien can. f;e,(
mime other ontidder to donate oiiuiikU
fo keep Uio lllituiy running llioy will
bo liuppy.
A mail wroto to I'oiest and Stream
the other day to lnqtiiiu If tho- Theo
doro itooaovolt who wrote tlio boolm
on linntii.i,' wan "the minio man of
whom w lieard ho much during Uio
war wiih Spain aa Uio eoloriel of Uio
Hough liideiB, and who in now, I lio
lleve, the ijoveinor of Uiu fltatu of New
York? Some of tin weio talking about
thin the other ni:ht and uorno thought
that Uio writer watt a iimu who had a
fattlo ranch in the wont, and that lh)
colonel of the Rough Itldeis wan a
Now York city man." To this fieidi
ti(Uo!i the editor of Foiflst ami
.Mioam replien: 'l'liere is hut ono
ndult Theodoio Uoouevi'lt ho far as wo
kow, and Itu Ifl governor, colonel, an
thor and rannhtoan. Mr. IIooki'voIi'h
aiitivitiea liavo extended In many di
roctiona."
The lepot'Lot tho Hnrlingtoi railroad
for the fiscal year ending June .'i0 haa
jutit been lanued, It mIiowm (hat the
lSuiliiiKtoii is one of tho few Auiuiicini
lailioadri tliat opurale over 7,000 nil leu
and earn moio thin aMO.Uuo.ooo pur an
num. The fliirlfngtou nyBtem linn
now giown to 7,r07 miloo, ai d in still
building exteiiolniiH. Dining the year
coveted by the report i h e..imuia
reaelnd the. eiiorinoufl total ol HI :'8!,
oco, oi jr.8il,ooo itmri1 tlumtl.i pieMium
ear. It is wuithy of oieuiiou ili.it
thia gain ia eulitely fiom iucieased
p.fjuougcr, trail and expiea bimint-HH.
Uio freight earninga having I ..lion oil.
Tho detailed llgute ot the leport how
that the company haa lihirady apoot
money for impiovenieuta of railroad
and equipment, and indicate that tlui
lbirliugton ataudard ot lilleieucy, al
waya high, Iiih been maintained.
THE TOLEDO WEEKLY BLADE.
Preaideutial (Jamjiaign Year.
The Toledo Weekly Ulade has an
eiioiuious eireulation at ail tunes. The
year of a presidential oauipalgn, lions
evei, it is legumriy read by near two
million people. Not oiil lepnblicitos
but people ot all ehisaesi in eveiy aee
liou ol the United nlales lead it tor
politie.nl iuioi niation. For Ihiuy
years it has been u regular visitor in
every pait ot thu union and is well
knoun in almost every mio of the
70,001) postolllues in tho votintrj It is
edited with leforeuco lo a national eir
culaiion and peoplo ot all polities take
it, because of its honest and tun nest,
in thediseiisnlon of all public questions.
It is tlio tavoilte family paper, with
someihing lor eveiy uieiniiei of the
hoiiHihold Burial (.tones, poeti, wit
and humor, the Hoiisehill depnttuieut
(best in tlio world). Young F t'Us. tun
day School Lensourt, the Fainisieiid.the
(J.iestiou Mnreiiti (which aoois qnen.
lions to miuHuribttis). the News of the
Wtek in eompluto form, and othei
peolal featuroh. Specimen eopti-H uliol
lv xent on application, uiu', U sou will
Head us a list ot addrowN we will mail
a-eopy to each. Only 1 a year.
you wish t-. raise a elub wiite toi
terms
Address Tnr. Hkadk. Toledo, Ohio.
All our farmer leaders should tnke
advantage of the uiiprneedinted club
blng olter we this jear mi.ke, which
includes with this paper The Iowa
Homestead, its Special Fannots' Insti
tute editions, The Poultry Fanner, nod
The FarmiM-h Mutual lieitii.ince Jour
mil, These four publications are tin
best of llieir class and should he it
every 1'urnt homo. To them we mM
for local, county and general news otn
own paper anil iniko'Hm pi ice br the
live for ono i ear ?l :I5. Never befoie
was so much superior reading itmrtei
ofl'tr'il for ho h'iuiII an amount ot
money Tho four papers named which
we club willi our dv u me well known
throughout the west and commend
tlieniselveri lo the readci's favorable
attention upon mere mention. The
Uomestuiid is the great iigilcuUuial
ind live stock paper of the west. The
1'oultry Fanner is tho liiost praetlenl
poul rv paper for the tanner publisliei
to the eountry ; The 'Faiuiei.V Uuiiii1
Insuraiioe iloiirnaj Is jhe special advo
cate of fainier.s' eo-operltnve nssnci i
nous, and the Speeia Paiipeiii' Inpti
ttite eilitiotis are the inoa' piMctieu
uublleatiims fdr.iiie eioipiiiinn ot gnu.
inniini ewei piiblisiiul Pakeadvai.i
Howlsltdoh?
The remarkable suc
cess attending the work
of I'rol. Theo Khtifas,
of Nebiastoi City, has
caused the thtnlsini '
c'.iss of people to aslc
br "How is it done?" The
method i easily vx-
jgplaincd to those who
will lay aside old prr-judircd notion--, long
enough to send for htcMture explaining it
The Khuraji Alctliod of Magnetic
llealiii".
appeals most to educated, thinking pco-
use of drugs or surgery, lie also possess
cs the wonderful ability to cure certain
diseases at any distance, without ever
seeing the patient. This is what he calk
the "Absent Method." Many almost
miraculous cures have been made, and
by Araing you can get a long list of testi
monials and sworn statements by promt
Tirtit people who have been restored to
health by this means. Recorder of deeds
Ch.u. C. Itrandt. Nebrask i City, bad Iojc
entire use ol right hand and arm by
paralysis; other methods failed an l h:
could'nt work. I'rof. Kharas treated lum
and he went to work in four diys, and in
mx days lie was cntnely cured. Mr. J is
McCain of Council Bluffs, la. had lost Hi';
vise of both lower limits; in three days lie
ooiild walk, and cured In less than Uv t
. 1 I!. Tl .... r.C 1... ft?..1.. t. .
WfCKS. liaiUlir lrovll m inw iiuuifiKMi
City Haily and Weekly 1'iess says; "II
(Kharas) undoubtedly does a great deal
df ood, and personally cannot thank Inn
enough; imv rheumatism is all gone, and
my eye, where burned, does not trouble
me any more."'' Mrs. N. ISiusha. '
poin'ment Nebraska City lady was mre.l
.f nci-vous prostration often ycais snind-
jng when other doctors said she r-'tilj
., , ..fthe Nfbrasl- Mvtietie InC'Ki ,r
tl.if til inc iN'.ura'ji. .iihil in'i i ir )
rorrd her cntirt-ly. Mr. F. L IC"lwv,
11,11 .,,- I ii i i
ftliemriH Ol tllC Uaily I reSS Cliriid Ol Iir-- '
l . lK- ti..n.e c(.....i: I.. I
Vttllb iit.-.iiiai.ii. ;v-...j JiniiiHus ny i
,.n,. treatment bv Prof. Kharas. Frinndt ,
and relatives of Mrs. A. Santpiest of Ne
braska City, said she could not live an
hour; in 1 5 tninutefi she was relieved of
pain, and in two days was able to be nt
work; neuralgia of the stomach was hor
trouble; she has since been successfully
treated for cancer of the breast by Prof.
Kharas.
The Nebraska School of Atngnollsm
and the Nebraska Magnetic Infirmary
are at Nebrasbi City. Branrh rnfirmarrcs
are being looated all over Nebraska and
Iowa.
Melp Wanted
Several honest, consciea ions men and
women to work in thes institutions at
splendid salaries. Write for infuimation.
Its free. Prof. Then Kh ra-,. Sipt.
Miss Emma Wouimii, Matron
Nebraska City, Neb.
Uraucli office at I'eru, Neb,
Mr. and Mm. llillot, Manaj'erH.
.. LAST FOREVER. ffibSC-Ti!
COP?KrS PLATED
STECL LEVtI.sa.
Tor facts write to
Jones of Kinliamton
UIKCHAM70N, N.Y.
WW Ki eHnu 'in. iiuitiees eveiy hottt
of Hll iiiibeiia'ii'& CoiirIi ltetneih an.
will lelnml ih ipoucs to an one hIi
is not s itiNiietl t'.ei iiitiiiR two-i' 11.. 1
t'e lonieiils Plus is the bent r me I
in Ih" woildtor I 1 i(ripp?,cDti.'hH.cn:'i,
cpoip 'h1 . li iiijui t4cuiili end is p.i :i -tut
an I sale I l k . It piiveni-i 1 j
tendo n'v or i culd to lesnlt in pt.eu
monla. "Tho obinet ef tli! Lnacue hl b to nroleot
Amorie'xnr labor by r tariff on ImporU, which shall
ailrquately gueurs American industrial produotf
jainit ths oomputition ctforoign labor.
Thoro are no personal or private
profits in connection with the organiza
tion and it is sustained by memberships,
contributions and the distribution of its
publications.
FIRST: Corrpondflre l eotcH! regarding
" Mnibsrohip " nnd " Official Corroponilenti."
SECOND. W nd nnd weloooiacontributloni,
whotnar email or largB, to oyr cams.
THjnD: Wit publish A lanjo line cf document!
cevenng all pluuej cf tho Tariff ijuwtion. Ca'n
elate ik will bomailod loany addreaafor 50 cants,
FOURTH: Sand postal card rejju-t fnr t-e
itmplA ooy of tltf " iniorioan foanoniUt "
AdJMa W.lpur F Wnkeman. GanoralSaorsUry.
35 Wast 2Ud Stf.at. Ndw Vork.
Ttlti tln wii.tiiuni(i when in Autniiii
iiai'iaiik.-ii.iiiiiriiiiriii i' tits v im i fit
J'ni'k tlnii'. AM t.i mil met," .loin
j&awa
arak T h
v y!i,VvJ!3ii((l
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p.c. Tlic ignorant and superstitious arc rotiinrphrim'voiinii iidioii imihh cmi nnu paitment, siMontinu ami ineelianica
afraid to investigate any new science. ViTiin" Rrip'L'n nuKoprn'imrl; inlnnnation, FaHl.ion Articl-B for tl.o
l'rof. Kharas cures all curable and many Hon ( mitxicribvrnDti i!.mif Issuc.an.i inch Wuineii: liiiinuroiiH illusllations i'ur
so-called incurable d.seases without the j imn i XX""1" "Bl, old an, vonn-. l! is "The PUm.1,.'
,7..i,r Up pvin he Incd. Mlt, M.iv Dim. UoUlcnronmrriiiiiim uu uimnwrwi i". ...ir.u. ,...., yWi wi... ,-.. ..v, ,-..- r. ,..,..,
never oe even iiiicu. juihi ih.i wun- i " oODAnEUY COVERS COSTofniatciiulanil labor, leavi ur ! , ttinimiilJoNt profit iniairlmxilr.
c;itl Ncbrask.1 City, rotlld not turn in U 1 JmtwTniob.tU UmiVObuKloJ mlivond to ndvcrtlao our Uutrer raetorrwearo willliiij tolll.TIll'Jlot
c'1"' , . 'm , i ., , il.lin IMIOH! I At H. Wo k..ow iJ70 OOCnUv protlton 70 buwlaylll satlry us, ndvcrtUo iwovirHiieio
m badly was she afflicted with mf, orp- ruVub' ompoir LAB.iKsruuGOY uubinkf.b in thu would.
, . . . TUP ACME OUEEN webmlilln niriow or wloe track. ciotU or li Btlicr trlmmoil, cml aprl-Kr. ImtToil
tIV rllOllinatlSin lor sevctal Wt I; ,. WthcV ,,ia'ter ",. ""litmnrl ba U p-H,(ff Jntmcl .Iriakrrtnitml ! ul Nuu. IliibW Mrf. Mttt Urft,
, , nic liu Mice U'lirmon !.. Iirt i.tixfllni In K . 1 ' i. n it oo I i tin hcci rili''l l 11 Mil'. I "IJ hliii'U ifci ,ti'. tr'n iui
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It tfvcH all important hlwh of tl,
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market roportK, lasoniatiiip slirirt sto-
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PRICE S55.00 R"i i".'1. h"?,e le" tho
Ono Dollnr stmt with order, n
I1UILT IN OUK OWN FACTORY IN CIllCAnn.
from the brst material inoiicr can buy. Wlille in
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OUR ACME QUEKN AT 950.00 lo tlio tnost
wondorful vnluo ovor olloreil, Tin. l.uti:8T rilllK I I Ml
inn urii n i iiiiruiniiiuii.1, wo maintain
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