I'LATTSMOCTIl WEEKLY iir:nh.,. i n tl ftSDA V. . a VKM I'.f'-U: 1.': lSSS.
Tliat Benighted Farmer.
Mil. Kniidii : I'li-ase t ll in: J (jitnwl
inuutliat vlu:ii lie tall; a t.uilf w Itli f.irnif m
unci tli.u j i vs account of it in Iiis paper
that lifi ouyht to be honest enough to ti ll
the truth or tine tciy nothing uhout it. If
110 had akcil that farmer wlmt good the
tariff had done the maun fact um- of this
country, eyin if tliey did n 11 tliir goods
cheaper ln-re than in Kiigl arid, 1m; would
have told him, for the rc.-u.on that it in
ftMcH the manufacturers to run their s
tahlishmrnts with only the home compe
tition to contend with. Jt enables those
111 milfuoturers to giv: employment to
thousands of people, and to pay tln-ni
ii'iin r.vier to three times Mi; a.iioimt of
V. :l!'.". 11' t I 'ti- H'l.c I 1 ..ss ill' 1 lllilK I ;il
c I : i j . - i;i 1 i.;! 1. And theism . ep,-
ir li (in, !orl in mil mi lot m '111:4 iil'lus
1 1 i. iT" i f 1.- Hi.' I 1 ! 1' 1 110 j 1 1 o- III' ami
th. ii liv yr-ny iii ri':i-in;r tin? hmc inaf
kcti of 111'! I'iriii' i'; and also that it is one
of tip- trait-" of human n.itiuv for men to
li e according lo their ability to pur
chase, and when th-y have good wages
they purchase more and live hitter than
when tiny have poor wages; and also
that to take the tariff olT of wool was an
a tempt to destroy an American f irm in
dustry of which then? are some
thirty-four million dollars invested in.
That protection to A meriiniiiter-sts is
tin American idea ami should he advocat
ed ly every true American ritiz-n, and
free trade h nn Knglish idea, advocated
Ly tho English, for their interests and by
nil tho enemies of our country who think
more of building up English industries
than they do of building up American
industries. lie would have toM him
that he was for American manufacturers,
for American home markets, for Ameri
can farm product?, that he was for the
American laborer and believed that the
American congress should legislate for
American interest"", instead of English
interest. That lift was for any tiling and
veiyd :,"g that Amciiea produce, that
c a ? : e 1 .' 1 competition with t!i ; r hh !s
pt lo! . i'.in 1 oiii,! :;-. 1 1'
would
e I pi',-!
.oM til i
I'a il in
I'tV"
ri- !
! til.
Vi;;.-
t":.t ill :1 ta it. lie i V IMI
1,
tic K -.Ui'oii. a! ci',i- ol Ami
.1,
11 t I'll
r 1.'
a!
Vciv ma ii inoti- in lavor 01 1I1 p
r
)( !
1' v
f New EaglaM-l 111 11 oid li;
mil.
him
11. 1. 1 h wi.uld have informed
th it -uch as the i : -1 1 1 1 . r that lie w ,u;.
1 i
lia. ' 1 Vi i'V Am lieau ( iiiz n, native oi
f T' ig:i horn, riiUrtain of the I'iiitc.i
fcjUtis.
lie w 11 i 1 h.tve informed him th.it i.
,i.; i..t :ike hiii'self, in sympathy with
( i c 11. Jick Tjiyjor of the conf.dciar,i
aimy, when he wrote to a noithern friend
as fodo tvs:
'We made two great mistakes. Had
we avoided them we would have con
quered you. The first was thut we did
not substantially destroy the protective
fefiti;ies of the t.uilf iu the winter session
pf fi")7r58 by an acp w hich provided a
rapid sliding scale to free trade.
As a democratic measure wc could
have passed such a law, and held it tight
0:1 until it closed tho furnaces, workshop,
wi'iii'.'ii and cotton mills, and steel and
: j.-..,. works of the north and west, md
. ..11. : y..-r 'Vol km. -ii over the prairies
i,..t .ewi: .rit.- 'A Jit -a th.' war iVii.-r.-tidi
for vola
tile W.iV.
1 wo'itd mt have been ready to:
l'i'U would have been witlimn
supplies, lii'u ;ii''i-;y
Vol! Oil: L lla e !
and workmen ;uie
;--n without iinioi.'.
ami it.
uur e: on 1 liiistak'.; was i;i withdraw
i'e- senators and rcuivsi.-ntati vc f rmt!
joCji' v.'.'.ei. -. -. 1 y v.J blundered ii.
ihei; to resueeti I cunuot Hnde'-stand
except ou th'.: hypothesis of an overrul
ing i'ruvi donee.
As it would have hoeu then, so it
would io now, and evvry intelligon;
mats who has watched the forcing of tie
Mills bill through tho IIous'j of ltepn.
iuiit'ttivc3, cannot h-'lp b'.t s?e that th.
,i.j spirit of revi'nge till prevails in th
KOidii, with which the Journal editor
is so iiii'.Lti iu sympathy,
lJuMotiTKij Faiimli:.
How the Exclusion Bill is Regarded
in tho Flowery Kingdom.
,,an Francisco, Oct. 26. The steamci
Arabic arrived from I.ong KoDg and Yo-kahuv-l
this aftemooj. The Japan Ga
ett.i has a statement published in the
Oiiiueie Times to the effect that the ac
tion ot the Chinese minister to the United
States in tho matter of the treaty which
wus ricently rejected by the Chinese gov
ernment excites great animosity agaimt
nt in wnntung, and endeavors were
..j i . by' an angry' mob to wreck the miu-i-"
!; ; '.;. The Chinesy Times also
iVk.ii i.iricl: :
lie ii.
i's lea'
ii.'.d pa-Sed t'.io. ( .V
I i.v. :i!i t vtr u ;
tt.e K
Mr the
ud t '"' '
uosious Aerica'j
r-:it .
st!l
4 ted tnto Ufect there wi:
le n : ith t courso cipen to China c.r-i
K-ul lth Veer dignity as a nation that t.
il v.-i i . t t' i it-irv ruasui es Iiy prohiliitin i
i ij'- e.- ' t'-. U.'tir-d States front eon:
: ii TV t-5 wdl i-e in ni loe.n.-.
,. . .;-:.ioi-aie o Mi harm : de-no Chinese
i; uie.;is it' America, bt will have to l.e
c4K 'order to shtny that the Chinese
fciif di, the i.a;;c tl,in, d it this wiil
have no effect ia bringing the Unitod
Stftte congress and government to reason
nnd f-;rn ss, then it will Lh; a question
r Ovn . to consider whether it is not
Mm for h r to cansel her treaties with
th t i-otiit'r, to r-cill h -r tubj- cts front
there. Jo ckk-11 all Un'ted Sj.at:a citizen-
i-ru thh ountry, and to cchsj nil rela
ions arid intercourse," diplomatic aul
COinmerci.il, with that country."
CUT ONE ENEMY.
1'iy-eir Ihy.-elf can l:arrn.
I .!:' -t II not: Ami lull of (,i'.-UV,
il' Hie l!i wind whiHH r 'l wjnn,
Vt .lit 111'. ii l.!l Juvm und tumuli e-ak.
( Vlia 'l'lmte.
PATTY'S MUSIC I50X
I'atty Ileiiilriek was so happy that f.ho
fairly jumped up and down. It had been
f.'.iovwng ull tho morning, tod u.i linimo
bad lwcn to the farm huse, l'at ty had
been having a very dull timo. Uight after
breakfast sho had helped mamma do t ho
dishes, had made her bed (for sho was uii
industrious little ;irl)ii!id t hen sho had
dressed und undressed Arabilla. until sho
was tired even of her. Now, lmwever,
she was very much excited, for when lr.
tirav came in front of her house on his
way to sec poor, sick Mrs James, he saw
I'.Mty i:i the v. iiidow n.nd called to her:
"A.k your mamma if you can go down
and spend the u.iy Willi vi.ay, lor sue has
u lini'i! thioat, und if you can, 1'il -stop lor
j.iu whi"!! I come, back," he said. Mamma
vi us willing, and now I'atty was getting
ready tui.
W'hilo Mis. Ilondrick was trying to seo
if l'atty's fe.ee was clean, that damsel was
dio.-i.siiiej Arabella und talking as fast as
her tongue would i nn:
"Momma, do you suppose Mrs. Cray
wiil Kt Amy have the lovely littlo puppy
hi tho hou.-a-Y I)o you believe we'd have
jam tarts for sr.ppi v'! llavo I got to eoiuo
Lome before dark""
.... . !
Tin-ally
Hc-ndriek,
mamma sai.l: u hy, l atty i
you niur.t stop, or you wui
drive rr.e crii.y, und I can't get you ready-
to go ut nil.
All this happened a good many years
npo, ami litt le .Mrls nowadays would think
ii.... ii.i o. i . i .i r :f o ....,.. !
llllin.aj iu..'i.ni naii.v n ui.i .. ... ,
her when sho was ready to start, feuo .
had on bright red stockings und a red .
and brown plai.l dross Her hr.lr had been j
done up on corn cobs tho night before to
make it -url. and her faro was almost as
rosy as her stockings. Then she put on a
thick brown coat, a white fur cape and
hood, and red mittens, and sho was all
fixed when tho doctor camo.
On the vrp.y down to tho village Patty
and tho doctor met a gray haired, cross
looking gent Ionian riding ou a black
horse. Patty nodded happily, and the
gout Ionian nodded back, while Dr. Gray
said:
"How did you happen to know Mr.
Simms? I didn't supposo that ho liked
littlo girls very much.
, i- i ' !
. v.... u ... ... ..v. .... .... j ,
oo.vS so cross. One day last summer 1
1
went to tho oustollico with papa, and Mr.
Simms camo out with a lot of papers in
his hands. After ho got upon his horse's
back ho dropped some a: id looked very
cross sib ml it. 1 went and picked theia
up and gavo them to him, and now he
ahvavs says, 'liowd' do, Patty?" to no."
Al'ier she had finished, Patty blushed,
for 1 in.t was a long speech for a littlo girl
who had been taught that "children
should bj sec u end not heard," but tho
doctor was so kind that no ono was afraid
of him.
Suo:i they reached tho lm;ice, and Amy
was in tho window watching tor them, i
and oh! how glad she was to seo Patty,
tor a sore throat is not very good company
on a stormy day.
Tho littlo girls went upstairs into Mrs.
dray's room, and there was tho puppy
dozing away in front of tho fire, and on
one of tho chairs was Amy's doll, Violet.
Now Violet ha-1 a wax head and Arabelh
had a chir.a one, but they were as good
friends as their mammas for all that.
First tho girls had a romp with the puppy,
and then they put Violet and Arabella to
bed. and then Amy said:
"Why tho very ideal I forgot to show
you what Uncle Charlie sent me on my
birthday," and ofl she trotted. In amiu
ute she' came back with a little round blue
box with a handle on top. She turned
the handle aud tho box played a lively
tune. I'atty was so astonished that sho
could hardly spea'i, for she had never' seen
a music box before. Amy played tune
nfter tune and then she let Patty play.
They had their supper up iu Mrs. Cray's
rro!u o-i a doll's table and from doll's
-ho, but although 1 hey had tho cutest
little jam tarts you ever saw, still I'atty i
was s taken up with the music box that j
tho tar's didn't taste as good as sho had !
expected. j
While Sam was hitching up tho horse :
to take Patty home she played a fast tunc, i
aud such v.P'5 her excifoDtei'.t that she i
almost for:-ot io put Arabella's cloak on. j
When she got homo Patty told her pnpa
rtr.d mamma all about it, und said that sho j
aid wish sho could have one, and that I
night, sho dreamed that sho saw littlo an- i
"els. all playing ou music boxes instead i
of on harps.
Weeks went by, but Patty did not for
get, and I era afraid that sho teased hc-f
her mnm'ma o 'ytva't deal. Fu'u'iiy'Mrs'.
Ileudi-ick told her that for every stocking
sho diu-itcd nicely she should have a
penny, and i.Lso a peuuy for every six eggs
alio found.
When the Grst of summer came Tatty
had nearly enough to buy the longed for
ni'isio box. Ono bright, warm Sunday
Patty went to Sunday school and the les
son was about' giving. After it was over
tho teacher. Miss Lucy Sessions, told the
little girls how tho minister had told the.
people in church fhr.t morning about tho
prairie tires put in Michigan, and how a
great many people wcro left without hoaio
or clot hes or money.
"i,..i .v . f ( ,l.M,i-.c " T.ii-
v Ul . U kUILia KsL 11, .X.UU.CTLL, i'tl. ; JILIV
said, "there aro little bovs and girls who ' V - . T
haveu t any clothes or anything to eat and the destrucvi of the tumor. Phil
and no place to go, aud some of thevn j B9Pba. ra.
have lost their papas and mammas, "
Aren't you 6orry'for them?' Tho children j Care of a Coal on Lamp,
all said" they wero. Then Miss Lucy said: Although tho daily press prints copious
"You still have your homes and parents, statements of horrors, many people coii
and don't you think that you could, give tinue to confide' in the common oil lato.n
thor.i soma o; ;he ; yifcVtmes tnat you nave
to buy candy viithV You think of it,' and
if 3 0a deciuo that you can, bring them,
nest .vauuay. ageotent. Some of the state legislatures
AH tho r.'iiy homo Patty was very quiet, hovo enacted laws to regulate the mr.:a
and it soc-med as it t here was a lump iu faeturo of kerosene oil, limiting the "Cash
Lev throat. Sho was very sorry for those Ing point" to not less than 100 degs. Fuh
cl.ildren out In Michigan, and she thought renheit. This, however, appears to beau
it i:iu-t lo dreadful not to havo any shoes, illusory safeguard. Experiments seeon d
or supper, c r anything; but tho only have conclusively proved that most of tho
mer cy sho had was that sho had been lamps madii will,- eVeri with the best rpial-
saving for tno music box, and oal tuo
CGi.u:i t
civ.-i vp. it hid taken so
"o-; to r-et it.
Thoughts of those poor children ia
Michigr.u tortured her all the week, aud
when she started for the Sunday school
the no-:t time there was something heavy
in her pocket, knd, ' something heavier, iu
her littie heart.
Sho wuited until tho lessou was over,
and then she put her hand In her pocket
and took out two or three handfuls of
pennies and small change. These she laid
in Miss Lucy's lap. Only a littlo over 3
in all, but U4 much to her as $300 to1 eoiae
elder peoplo. - a ; .. . ....
"That'u for tho folks In Michigan," she
sai J, and ran out before Miss Lucy could
speak. "
t'ttt ty waxtca nom, and part cl - tne
vay was tbrouli bohiw woods. "When
hint had fono alxiilt half way hho sat
! low;i uii'l cried us if her littlo lieart would
brca'c. When hho wascryinfr the hardest
bh" looheil up and bjw Mr. Siinina. '
, "lioivd' do. I'attyY" ho nald.
1 ' I'r et ty w well, ir,'" tho answered
, hel ween hi-r soba.
1 Then ho ai.ked her what was the mat-
ter, and t-he told him all about tho peoplo
in Michigan, for she tho-iht Lx-causo ho
didn't o to church tliul ho didn't know
iibotit tliem. lie looked ho kind and in
tcr; s'cu, not one b'.t cross, that fcho told
hiiii about the and the. uiusie box.
llo tohl her to l a lrave pirl und not
cry, and then ho asked h'. r to kiss him
(;ihi by, for he : ai .1 l.e v.'as roing a long
way otf. .Slio did and then trotted home,
feeling better, because sho had told soimt
mi.? of her t roublo.
Tl:o iiuxt ni;;!it after s'uo had 'oiie to
bed I'atty heji-.l her jiapa say: "Well. I
liuve found out what tli it Mr. Sininis bus
been doing hero . lie haa l.-et-u wi ilin- a
boo!;, ujid staits for 1-,'evv York to morrow
on his way to Huropo. W hat an ujly
fellow he was!'"
One day later in the week the minister
caiao to seo l'atty's I. lot her. lie suid he
hud KouitM hilig to show her; ho handed
, her a nolo und this is what .-ho read:
Mr. Cunningham Kueiosed you will
find a check for $100,. which you will
please tend to Michigan with tin; re; t. 1
j don't want to bo outdone by littlo I'atty
: Ihiuliiek. EmvAKH Simms.
Thero is only a littlo more to the story
One moriiiufe, about two iiiontlis after
i this, tho expressman stopped at. tho lien
drk'k faim house and took out u kkjJ sized
h ou whicll wa3 printed in la.i;e letters
MSS patience iiENDiac:;.
m:w u a mi's i i iter:,
f. s A
Wl r.t-1 PnltT-- Tuirv r.r.otif.rt if 1hi.-' WHS
........ - , ,
wult dj yon s,ir,,,rtl.v A ljr. bl.
mu 1j0Xj lu;ulo out of ghininj; dark
wood L(,alltifunv inlaid with mother of
L u vus ul;roud mid thero was
a key with it, and nfter it was wound it
: would ilav for an hour. Mr. Simms' card
was in tho box, but that wua tho last
Patty ever heard of hii. Springfield lie
publican.
Amusements of u Conjorer.
In December, 1S."5S, Bosco, tho world re
nowned conjurer, came also; ho was a
wonderfully jovial man, reveling in the
practice of legerdemain, of which he was
a consummate master, and not in the
least reluctant to fool all he met, high
and low, in public and In private. He
n..r- 1 1. l..-t e 4Un .c ;.i: n.l.
l.uJ iu. u Kit tiiv i;iLHAiii.avii a . uu
trustc,i nlo,.0 to their marvelous manipu
... ... t. ol.t.5fi.:ai tricks and'Snre
lation than to artificial tricks and3pre
pared contrivauees; short aud very stout,
lie would perform iu a sleeveless shirt,
black velvet tunic, and, flourishing his
massive white arms in the air, apostro
phize the "spirit! infcrnali miei" before
: executing some perfectly hicrediblo feat.
On market days, strolling before the
countrywomen und their wares, he
would carefully pick up a carrot or a
turnip, cut it open abstract edly, and with
feigned surprise extract a piece of money,
i repeating the experiment soveral times
i from diife-reut baskets, till the dazzled
venders ruthlessly performed tho same
operation on their whole stock in quest
of the coveted silver. Bosco, laughing
like a. boy at l is practical joko, gcnerally
haudod his dupea'tha valuo of their dam
aged Roods, preaching meanwhile a serious
littlo homily ou the dangers of covetous
ucss. During' his stay in Berlin he was
asked to perform before the regent aud
his family. In tho course of the seance
ho pointed to a terrestrial globe on a
stand, saying to the prince: "Highness,
drop your linger on tho kingdom of Pru3
sia. and you will see it grow under your
touch." rfhe prince, complied with the
request, and is he placed his baud on the
spccilied spot tho frontiers expanded on
either side, to the incredulous surprise of
a score of bystanders. Bosco denied that
he bad tho gift of prophecy. "Court and
Society. "
Metbntl of Klectric Acupuncture.
Tho Chinese, we we told, mployo4
acupuncture at least, '4,00(1 years 'sine?,
and the Japanese adopted it long ago.
Their practitioners employed puncturing
needles of gold and silver, and their manu
facture was an art of great importance.
They wero of different shapes some
bladcd like swords, and others of the ordi
nary needle form. At tho end of the
Eighteenth cr-nxury tteuptinct'uro. was in-troihu-ed
intq'phrcvpei and was -developed
ia iho present century. M. Gaifi'e, a
Fic-nch cieetrlclau, has recently con
struct ed a variety of needles for electric
acupuncture, especially applicable to tho
pvn'oratioii of painful tumors, so as to
avoid unnecessary pain.
By the electric acupuncture tho, current
is conveyed iutoi.be tumor, aud applied at
the- point whro. it is most required to
effccC tho dissolution of the morbid liquid
contained in it. For tliis purpose the
blade is varnished, except at tho point,
,i - - . ..i . ii.. . i. . ... .
,iiiiir.ii ii.iiii.i.i . I li li. ill.. - r I'm
' - ,
oniv escapes ai rue point, uiass "v iin-ia
rubber has been used tc ooac tho 'needle.
out tastuattiig- viiruisn is prcterrea, since t
It does not' thiclic-ii the nrobe so much.
lho upper end of tho needle is connected
to 0110 polo of the voltaic Vaitery used,
and thera is a'pondactinr plate, applied to
tli kir; arici' conneced to the otKeT- pole.
Vy'lien, therefor", th$ iieeuio is forced
into ti;-9 tuinor the current flows from its
point to the conducting plate through the
flesh and decomposes any unhealthy fluids
there may be In its passage. This process
. , .11 M . 1
with a fearless reliance nothing short, vv
incredible, considering the. welj
dimgera associated witi its'careles
known
careless wan
xty ot oil, generate gaaln sulhcieut quan-
tities to cause a violent' explosion. A
writer m a late number ol Ihe -c.5aili
American compares the ordinary ke'rosc no
lamp to a immature gas'maohiue,'-mak;rig
gas and depositing it m too. 01! tanK c.s
effectively as though' it wreaa apparatus
especially designed for that purpose,
It. may bo worthy of ment ion here that
tho gas thus referred to is au element
capable of exerting immense energy whet;
igai'.ed. but this contingency iaa" be "ai-"
ways provided, pgamat "bv using ' a good
lamp and keeping- it well supplied with
oil, so as to leave liLtle'spaco in- the laid
for gas. . Under these conditions a iauiji
that is carefully handled and never Vo-
plenished white burning1 will raiely or
. never explode.-"! M-". ia Eostou Bud-
get.
Not a Pimple on Him Now.
ad with Eczema. Hair all gone -
Scalp covered with eruptions.
Thought his ha'r would never
Crow. Cured by Cutlcura Rem
edies. Hair SDlcndld and not a
pimpie on him.
I eai.iiot x-.y ciiimi;;1i in iuWc of lliel rn
rriN Ukmumks. My loy. w lien -n- tr of
;ijje". :i" ki l:i'l v.itli i ( inia ill;. I lie 'est nil
of his luiir. t'i si-iOn uaK eiiwi-nl wiili ii
I lor. Itii li I lie (lector" ,iiil :i scilil lu-iil,
'ii. ll.:o Iil luiir x.enM m i - uii iv s u -. 1 1 .
I He (. a i i lie if a no i- 11 1 Iu . I . I -1 : -1 . -. I I eau
Iti.. ii'.- of ' i; ii i ii a I: .m i- ii i. .i l. I i in
ha .y o my . uilli H e iiiiiI fifect muti-h
Mis hair is'i w s- 1. n.o.l ncil iIh ii- Is ml a
j . ' 1 1 1 1 I - i i: him. I ) i cim It end t he I t'liil itA
''Ml l'IK In In. II. els :-h the .. st spe.ilv.
i'1-..i'i'in cat ;iti tl Miiee-'ir f..r;..li !i"ne
tf ii fai iK anil i hl!lr. 11. ai il IVi I that ly
iiiiilt'i-i vi Im has an nhii-tei I . t t v II n nnu n.e
fart-i !.iii ;;. Mils. M h. Woo 'I'M.
Niil ;tv . Me.
A Feyor Soro Eight Years Cured.
I I.IUM i-Meni; I y.-ll 1 1. ici- V. of oi," of
III)' nisi " en. wli.i Ins tieni cure I I J llliir
I I.h I ill li-.i a heiie'ilh s el a . i.l.l sme. causeil
! a I.miu Mf ell 1. 1 ii-kni"i- or rcver e'vilil cat
ai;.'. lie ;i- s . Iniil In. u.i, feaiful he v..u!.
have I" hi.ve l is I. l' tin I'll t .1 ' ! . Inn i- h "I'r.v
to say lie I" tio eii' in I y ell.. - sunn. I s a ih.l
111'. lie n 1 1 e Ih e 1 1 II e his la me, ulitli is
II. II. t'Aso.v. iiicn-liant o llils olace.
.K HIS . MINI) K. .In i:yl.
I lano l in, 1 elill .
Severe Scalp Disease Cur d.
A r.-u week" ao icy w ife Millcivil ve y lion h
fluai a cut ii'-oii- liea-.c f Hie i-cilp aiol 1
eeivc l in r-lh'f l: inii t!f vai i"iis icim- lies shf
II-e.l llM il she tile 1 I I 'I KT 1: . he ilise: s
liroi'it t i.-iih i t Iliis I i.'ntiiii at ami in a
short I . me she Was i-n 1 1 . 1 well. T has
hccll lilt K-llil IT o! f I'l-i-lis... ;.:. I i; -1 ( C I.' V
1 a 11 Us No. 1 i 1 our -s inia: i..ii ior ilii- -ase t f I lie
the sk in .
kkv. .r. rurs-i.fv r.Ai.-rrv'T n d
1. u. n . .
From Pirnpies to Gctcfula Cured.
Crrn iiiA.thfeii.at skin cure ; (1 imci it
Sn.u-, r i;ne.l Iruin ir. ctii:ully
aul ( I Tirl ia liiyil.VKM', !li new hieiid
p'M'ilier. iritemal y. are a i i-i;ive cure f. r 0
iv In 111 of i-kin and hi oil iIim-hm. iroia : m -ple
to MTolula .
Sol-1 evers where, rnei'. Cn n r a.v. .".ne :
SnAi'. e."i c. ; h I' i.oi.vknt, si. I'repareil hv t f
I'ot'er Drejr and Chemical 'o , Huston. Maps.
; 'Scnil for "H'ov to Cure kin lliseases.''
U4 pages, fid HI11 tralloi s. and loo testlnionials.
13 A T3 V C k'' ' "l f-'c:iip prescrv
DlD I O beautified bv Cuni'i lM
rveil ;iil
A' Kll -
CATKO SO A P
Catarrhal Zangors.
To l-.e freed from t"e ilanre s of sulToeiili'.iii
while lying do:n ; to b eatlie freely, s'eep
soundly iuid tinilir'.ui'iH'ii ; to lise lefir-heU.
head clear, brain active and irte from pain or
nelie ; to kimw that " l)oi?om us. pntrhl nut
ter d lilc s the 1 realli und lols away the deli
cate machinery of the smell, taste and heal h;.
to feel that Ihe yptem does 1 ot, through il
veins ami jn teiies. mu-k no the 1 els-11 that is
sure to undermine imd dcMny, 1 ii.il ed a
blessing beyi lid ull oih r liun.iin enj ymen s
To purchase in nihility from sucli a. fate i-hochl
bi the object of all attiic;ed. Pnit those who
have tried many reim dies ;..iul pliysii-laiis c.es
pair of relief or cure.
Samoimh U.VDICAl. C'L'KE incts every
phai-e of Catarrh, from a simple head cold to
the most loathsome und destructive stages. It
if local and constitutional. In.-taiui iu rcl v
inf;, permanc nt in omi.'i, safe, ecoiiia.ie.il unil
never- tailinn .
SANHHili's Raoicai. ('l:ltir c.'ii-i.sts i f one
bottle ot ii e KaIih-ai. Cl i:k. one box C.vT.w
giiAi.hoi.VKNTuri i-iii' li.ipro ed Ixfiai.kb.
ill vvi apped ii. 01 e packake. v. i h Ilea; le .-.nil
liieci i.iiiN. and soid bv nli ill nirts for p SI
TOI T Kit Dltl i AMI CII1 .MIC .SI. CO..
lSo."tou.
80 Rheurnaiiz J bout file
IN ONE MINI Ti;
J Tl Ctfcitra Ant'fin
r Plrfr j cleaves Kh-'oua: :c,
Jpy Sciiiii... .'-'uiide'', sharp ai d er
JAVl Tains. Straih.s ard Wcak
g Sp-m syex. Tht! r.rst ion! cnly 1 :;in
s: r kiilimr ii'-isw r. N evv. 1 ii;-ii:d. in
stant aiicoiis. ii fallible, safe. A iiiai vclous A 11
idiite to Pain, liitiammat en a- d v m'kik-v-.
tTf 'ciIy iiiilike and vastly supeih 1 to ail other
I'liiflers. Ai all dncjisis. 25 cent : five iin .? ;
or. pe!a -e ."ree of l'm'TKiiDiipi o I'hkm
ICaI. Co.. Koston.
Sheriff's Sale.
By vir'ue of an order of a'e isue! bv w. C.
Sluiwalter. eleik of f-e dsiviet e: 1:11 ' v ithin
nd for Cin-s ccuniy, Ni !.;-ekr. and t" me
lireeied. 1 xviil on ih Villi da 1 f N( vcji.l.e:,
A. U. lxss, tit 2 o'elock j. in., o s;ii,i tla- at 1 he'
-out 11 door cf the e. m t li."!'.; t n. eoiinty.
Sell at 1'i.blic Au. tyii. uiiuivideil half tif the
following real ekt'e, o--vvit :
The in rtii hid. it- f the id't'hwe.! f!i.-ntr
of sectiiui 5un,-.fei 11 (lio town-hip eleven
.11) range f uHi.eii 1 14 1 ami the nor hwist inr
tr ( M ) of 1 he northeast iiai ter ( l,4 ) of seel inn
nineteen (ia townshii. eleven o 1 ) raiej four
lee 1 ( 14' a.'so fourteen and three-fourths (U1,)
acres oil 01 1 ii cm ill sn;o' ot the son lives
quarter ('.) of the noil lo-ast o",-nyr ,, 0
irter (". of the noil lo-ast n'rvviyr ,,) (tf
lion nineteen (lii) foi;i-' a'ul
irtli (14V)'"re-. o-f o 1 t.y. tii',:ti iUs 'i Hie
ithei: :1 t ,vri"n'r ( .-not hii'tt'i!i nml lln e
seel 101
fourtli
... 1 . ..
oui.in;i; .1 iaiici v 'v 1 o;o
fourths(I4.) aeius i ii ofluc noith side of Uk
sontl'wtsi quarter ' H f the northwest utuu-tc
Ci) all il' xeetlen liifeteen tl!) towtssliii "'oven
OUr .;-'e fonneeli l'!4 all ia L'iv" f.iu.iiy. Ne-
u..i.ii.i.,i..i..:i ..mi irn- piivilencs ami -.:.)-
natlnii.iiii.iu ll.ni'L.ip' . . " E
,,v . tv ...... v , , ku,45..- 0 ueionin!; or m nay ihe
ajeeitulio-;: "
T.ie same bejri-r leid ip,.-ii au.l taken a the
I .... . .
i)iwi .iv .11 .ictie i-cimi . !'. iei-iaiii ; to )Hipi)
i J !" ill u :im ( OUl f l-ellvV! if ny I 11 J
i i.'sm.-iii oi sant com
i inn'iie. in..iiit:n. u;t!'t sa ,i(-ti'iiiani.
F I'iattsinouUi. .Neb. Uct- l.er ?tU. A . I.
inllPlirf Cass Couiils, Ni b
Hy TMvmAiii.i.Ki:. Deoiuv r.t
SMcrlfTs Sale.
Tv virtue of an extent ion i-sueil lv W. C.
Showlter. Cleik fit the District Court within
acl lor Cups emi t v. Nebraska, iind to n e ti'.-
-ecieil, I will on tl.e nth lay of Xuvvni A. j
l). 1XS8. ill 1 oV!r-!; p. m, ol :U Jo", at'tl'til
souin 00 r oi 1 ne ",-' 4o-ie m saiti county-.
Sell ai Hubiiu Av.toji, tlie fol cwir.; Kejil Kj
tatb tr.-'uU i
A uiuiiber five (5) and 1 t iiumt.pr six (Ci in
lilociv 1 umber forty-one iu i-ltUMoutli
City, Cans county. Nebne-ka.
'1 lie s.-iiiih l(.in levied '.;. edi taken as te
1'iopeityof Cliailv-i Mcl-utee. Dci'eiulaut ; to
s:il:vfv a ti;J:,.e.i.$ of atil 'Court iecvend lv
.1, K. 'iuiii 'ii i ly .laiu"s S. Mtliey ais-'w.-d,
ii;ilnt:iT, ayuLiit-t Siii.i ilefeiiily,tit.
Platismouiii, Xebrg.-tot tl. A J les.
.. C. l KK'HAY.
r.erir; Caa Cour.iy, Ntb.
hy Iax-i Alkv De'ity. 5t
Probate Notice
In I lie matter of the estate at Ihoiaas Dan
ear, UfceHsed.
In the Coiiuty Ciit of Cuss eountv. Nf-.V-fv-ka.
Police : icrehy fciven. that Ai'-Jxw AU.
tous adiiuuiMrHtor of th wttn ir oai l Tlio
inas Daueak. (ieoejiea, Niii iViade application
for S jiuii'di t and that said cause if set
icr aiiiij; at mv office at 1'iatlMiiontli, on the
:rit day of November. A. I), lsx. ai y o'clock
u. in... on said dav ; at which time aiul place,
all p- rsons interested may lia preHont auJ ex
amine said accounts,
, Jii'sscn-. County Jii.1e.
F',HVotitU. 0oLir i.t. iitvH, si 3
SherifT a Sale.
Py t.tue of an execution issued by W. c.
f-howalti-r. clerk of the district coiu't. within
:iiid for as eountv, Nebraska r-nd to me di-
mnttt.t I ,,-lU ,l.A mil. .1 .. t , I
..1. "ii .ni me juiii uiiv oi oveniuer. A
It l.ss. at 2 o'clock p. in., of said dv. at is.u
residence of Samuel b. Tliomjts. i Puittiauaii
Precinct, in said county. el at public and uu
the folU!v;inp mrii ii.ropeitv, ro-wis :
-To u.o:i.lrr I one-hai ioteitMt In twa bull-,
nml the undivided ou-pvntb interest in eight
cows, tiyeteevs oua to two y-are old, elt-Ut
calves, oue bui b.ie year old, and two oue-year
old I'i.-r-n.
Tiie same Wins levied npou and takea as
the jj-operty of Thomas JL 1 honius. tieiendant ;
to attsfy a judgment of sa d . court recovered
ty Cjeorse E. Dovsy, plaintiat, againet gaiU de
fendant. rbutsuioutK KeK, Oct. 22d. A l. 13.
ShrUT Caw t'ouvtj',
; T n
, USB
L
CMleii's slid Misses'
Call tally fid make your teUctioiis, l r
you all know how dillicult it is latt-r on to oct
the i-i.es.
I 1. 1 - v ".. . ; : .;.!: :. . u. i.ni ia i ;u i! I :.r
irains in that iine, coiiiiiiehein: with size 1 at
$4.ri? with a 5('e. rise for a size made ol a
r.rtovn Checked Ali-Wo(d Cloaking. JMaitd
skirt, with Surah Lined IJood.
lines ironi '.Oii i.pwaids, sics
2 to 18.
We
of J'liish
St
013 DOOR 3 AST FIRST NATIONAL BA1IK.
turn
9
Oilier Tiianclii-s, such as
In all varieties. Our Stcek
Is very complete. Iieii.cmher
ett-jr a Special
PerCen
On All Woolen Underwear.
Call Will Convince
v.
I !
t Discount
i
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Wee
CLOAKS
Our Stock of Clo:iks is now coiii
jik'tc iiml wciiic sliowin the I.nrcht
Line ever oji"iiel out. in ihin city. J.u
cl io? ileiiinr a New 'iuj tliis musoii
h!io-.j!1 nut nii.s looking over our line,
tor we are hliovin the Very Lutcrt
Novelties ut verv Low l'l iers.
This cut rt'ji-.!St'uts our popular
."..t.O Lielie-.' .luelo-r, liiinh" of All- Vool
stiipi'il ( Moiikino-. an I .if l!i;' jiricn a
leeideil haruin.
We have Full Lines at Si5 to $15,
u-h nia h; u j of the very li t, mrtterials,
in Mlil colors ami stripes.
Missos' Jae'cets from to
Sizes ranire fr.nu 12 to IS.
.H.
-vi ajm t .
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We have lull
rat'e;:n troni
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t i
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I
Plush Cloaks.
have never carried so larv
Cloaks as thi:. Mason.
e a line
and at
ju ices so low.
Flush Sacques from to 15.
Flush Ntv.-inarkets at S'Co.rO.
FI11.-I1 .Ja(k. Is from Sl."i.(-() (o :.'). (!0.
Flush M.ljok:iV In in I's .-o to S'.'J.'.OO.
Flush .Mantcaus frt.in 1 S.oo to 1 ().(().
C:elS jirl.v siimI 11121 kc
your f4ef eelion.s.
rrmania
9
coiitiuue to oti'cr
SPECIAL PRICES I
and Extra Cood F.irain.s in La
l io-s Children'o and Mi-ses'
Seal Plushes,
Short Wraps,
Cloaks,
Ncwmarkots.
Plush Scquos,
Etc., Etc
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