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tn l tie a rackase to make it look like
nythiux have a crooked cross section of
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ike can do with a pin! rihe cannot
Walk bo many miles around a billiard
able with nothing to eat, and nothing
(to ni-ak of ) to-drink, but she can wajjt
Me floor all night with a fretful baby.
8he can ride live hundred miles without
going into the tmioking car to reft (and
get away from the children). 8he can
njoy an evening visit without smoking
balf a dozen cigars. Khe can endure
the destruction of a houseful of chil
dren all da;-, while her husband sends
them all to bed before he has been home
an hour. A boy with a sister is fortu
nate, a fellow with a cousin is to be en
vied, a young man with a sweetheart is
happy, and a man with a good wife is
thrice blessed more than they all.
Prcaldrntlal Fortunes
Abraham Lincoln's fortune was $75,
000. Buchanan possessed $200,000.
John Quiucy Adams left $50,000.
President Johnson's wealth was esti
mated at $50,000.
President Polk left 8150,000.
President Pierce saved $50,000.
Washington innrried a rich widow and
left $:i00,000.
John Adnms was worth about fG0,000.
Jlillnrd Fillmore married twice and
added to his wealth each time.
Ex-President Hayes is coining money
out of his chicken farm.
The Gtirticld family are well provided
for by the pension granted by congress
and the income of a lnrre public fund.
Thomas Jefferson died so poor that if
congress had not given him g:i0,000 for
his library he would have been bank
rupt. Van Buren was worth $300,000.-Boston
Hecord.
Hrenk llio Tarpon Kecnrd.
Mr. Shaw, while camping at Gilmore's
nursery, Mill Cove, in the Bt. John's
river, went out bass fishing one day,
and caught a fish the like of which he
never saw before nor since. It was in
the channel of Xetv Berlin, and for a
time after getting the bite it was a ques
tion as to who would make the haul,
(ish or man. For awhile the fish had
things pretty much its own way, and it
was all the sportsman could do to keep
afloat. After a time the creature tired
itself so that it was ossible to pull him
in, and with great exertion Mr. Shaw
landed tho prize, which proved to be a
huge tarpon weighing 250 pounds, and
measuring 0 feet and 0 inches in length.
20 inches in thickness, and !) inches in
width. Mr. Shaw is quite siitislied with
one such catch, and declines any more
with thanks, lis strung the creature
up to a tree with ropes, and, standing
beside his prize, had him photographed.
Savannah News.
Knw rU.
Stranger (at the door) "I am trying
to find a lady whoso married name I
have forgotten, but I know she lives in
this neighborhood. She is a woman
easily described, and perhaps you know
her a singularly beautiful creature,
with pink and white complexion, sea
aholl ears, lovely eyes, and hair such as
a goddess miirht envy."
Servant ' Iteall', sir, 1 don'tknow "
Voice (from head of stairs) "Jane,
tell the gentleinnn 1 It be down in a
minute." New York Weekly.
OTra. Whllllcarjr's Luck.
Omnha iNcb.) Bee, Jan. 16.
A Ben representative was detailed yes
terday to ascertain what truth. there was
in the report that E. C. Whittlesey had
drawn 45,000 in the Louisiana State
Lottery. The gentleman was found in
the general superintendent's office of
tho Wells, Fargo Express Company,
where he holds a very responsible posi
tion, lie stated that it is his mother
who is the lucky holder of one-fortieth
of ticket No. (JH,?44, which cost $1 and
returned $5,000 from the Lccember
drawing.
Mrs. .Whittlesey has invested four
times, and has secured prizes twice; the
other being $50 drawn in the September
drawing. Mrs. Whittlesey is tho wife
of S. C. Whittlesey, formerly editor of
the Council Bluffs Globe and at one
time private secretary to the late Thos.
A. Hendricks. She has resided in Coun
cil Bluffs at 85 North Seventh street for
a number of years, where she has many
friends who congratulate her upon her
great good fortune. Her son, Mr. E.
C, Whittlesey, general superintendent's
offices, Wells, Fargo Express Company,
fifth floor. United States National bank
building, will corroborate the above
statement to any who call.
The tramp is accused of doing nothing
for a living, but he ia nevert.hslees in the
hard-wear business.
"I WIS I could And nomfthlni that
would cure Ralls and prevent the hair coming
In white," Is an expression frequently heard.
Veterinary CarbolUlve will always do it.
Sold br Druerfiti at 60 ccnti sod tl.00.
It is a-tennion to pay attention to a dull
story.
It is an old adage, "To be forewarned is
to be forearmed." So let it be in your
case, who read this, and keep on hand Al
len's Luno Balsam, which is sold by all
druggists.
Intimacy 0flnd.
A novel definition of what constitutes
intimacy was given the other day in the
supreme court. All the judges were
dozing while the council in somo inter
minable case was reading from tho testi
mony. Bather unexpectedly, one of the
justices roused up and asked the lawyer
if he claimed there was any intimacy be
tween the parties.
,-Ido, your honor," said the lawyer.
"I will read the testimony again on that
point."
And he read the question aa follows:
"Were you on intimate terms with the
prisoner ?"
Witness Yes, I was. He often called
me a d d fool.
The court looked surprised, but tho
lawyer went right on with his argument.
New York Tribune.
war ot Olntmanf for Catarrh That
Contain marcurf
As Mercury will certainly destroy thesenso
o! smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mucus
surfaces. Such articles should never be
lined except on p-eecriptlnrm from reputa
ble physicians, M the damage they will
do are ten told to the good you can p.i
bly derive from them. Hall's Catarrli
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. O., contains no mercury, und is
taken Internally, aad acta directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of tho sys
tem. In buying Hall's Catarrli Curo hi
sure you get the genuine, it is taken in
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by
f. J Cheney Co.
WVjold by UruggUts, price 7Sc par hot
lie.
What Is Lre.
From On op a Week.
Defined by Ixiuise Chandler Mouh
ton: "At its bet, I think it w some
bu title niagnetium of the Fpirit, this
epell which makeayou feel that earth
and sky, sun, ruoon, and stars exist
for one dear sake that the very
meaning of the world is in one face.'"
By George Paronn Iatlirop: "ft
may be the desire of t lie moth for the
star,' or the attraction of atom to
atom, or the harmonious adjust
ment of kindred or piquantly op
posed minds; or all of these together.
But, however it may blend tlwse ele
ments and whether the results be
altogetherhappy or partly disastrous
it is the element of the infinite in us.
and the longing to blend ourselves
with other life than our own by way
of realizing the infiniteness of life,
which awakens love and makes it the
great motive force in human ex
istence." By Henrietta Stuart: "I said
there can be no real love without
passion. I must also say, fully real
izing that a chorus of 'nonsense,' 'ro
mantic,' 'mere sentimentality,' etc.,
will greet the statement, that love
love absolute and perfect -comes but
once to any one. l'nsMOiiate fancies,
sentimental fancies 'platouk;' fancies,
we may all of us make by dozens
(if we wish to); but love is felt but
once."
By Edgar Salt us: 'From wlmt
has gone before it may not, then be
improper to define lovo as an ex
change of fancies. The greater the
store of fancies the water it dura
tion; and conversely, the fewer the
fancies the shorter is its span. And
yet, as Miss Stuart has admirably
put it, is not an exact definition of a
great fact almost invariably an un
satisfactory thing?"
By Ella Wheeler Wilcox: "Love
is the essence of every existing thing:
the root of life; the recompense for
death. It is the all-creative spark,
the vital force of tho universe. There
Is power to achieve in the mere utter
ance of the word."
China Losing Patience.
The Boston Herald prints a letter
from Mr. Henry Norman giving a re
port of an interview which ho was
granted with the Viceroy of China
last November. We make this ex
tract: ''Of course, I asked him about
the question of Chinese immigration
to the I'nited States. 'I understand,'
lie said, as nearly as I remember,
'that the newspapers have a, great
deal of influence in America. Well,
tell them from me that I ask them
to refer the matter to their sense o(
justice. They make professions of
dealing justly with all the world.
How have they dealt with China?
They refuse us citizenship, they suffer
our people to be murdered or ex
pelled by armed mobs, they shut us
out of their country, except under
certain severe restrictions, and then
when we agree to these they break
them off and exclude us altogether.
China has ne vor done so false and
unjust an act as that. Yes, we have
agreed to a good many of these re
strictions, but we shall not agree to
any more. China is ablenow to take
her own position among Western
Nations, and she will do so. Shall
wo retaliii te? I cannot say. We are
perfeetly'nble, and the temptation is
great. We shall not submit in silence
to outrage and treaty-breaking, but
I hope and believe Americans will see
how wrong they are, and alter their
recent laws for themselves. If not,
tho -United States and China will not
be friends.'"
A Clergyman mid a Lock of Hair.
A venerable white-haired clergyman
!n one of the city churches recently
preached in Norristown. He hud
hardly got home from church before
tho door bell rang and a charming
girl of 18 asked to see him. He re
ceived her, they talked about the ser
mon and other things until finally
she asked diffidently;
'Oh! won't you please give me a
a lock of your hair?"
"Certainly, my child," said the old
gentleman, flattered at the request.
"I'll send it to you tomorrow" and
he did.
On his return to thecity hehad five
more requests of the same kind, and
he proudly boasted to his wife that
he was glad to see that he had net
yet lost the power to please. Ho de
clared his trip had been most charm
ing, and all went well until his wife
had received this note:
"My Dear Man. X: Won't yon please nk
your good hnHbaiul to send me just a Utile
lock of hie hair. We have nil licen taking
leosons in making f'ir flowers. So many of
tint oilier girln axked liim and he sent It to
them, but I thought 1 would rather ok you
to get it for me. Now, won't you pli aoc do
this lor mc, it in m Imrd to got white hnir for
lilies of the valley."
This was a terri ble blow, rend the less
now said aboutlocks of hair in the
married gentleman's presence tho
bettor.
Advice Fr 0111 a Solid Man.
From the Boston Advertiser.
"Young man, I have one piece of
advice to give you," said a bonev
olent and generally comfortable
looking old gentleman to his seat
mateon a train coming into Boston.
"Whatever you do, make it a point
to have a little more money the firet
of next January than you hod the
first of this." The satisfied and sub
"tantinl air of tiie maker of the max
im indicated that he had made the
niece of worldly wisdom the rale of
Ida life. i
A temous Washington gambler, it ia said,
ill sorrn goo-jjrcchirig. He-would have
hun it ten year ngo. but be has oaly just
row louud a core for his cough. It is Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
" Behold ! the world rests and her tired
inhabitant have paused from trouble and
turmoil, because the customary headache
anil neuralgia have been cured by Salva
tion Oil. Trice '13 cents a bottle.
When an actor cannot take his baggage
away from a hotel he bns lost his grip with
v"e public.
We accidentally overheard the following
dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jonee. , Smith, why don't you etop that
difgueting hawking and spitting?
Smith. How can 1? You know I am a
martyr to catarrh.
J. Do as 1 did. I had the disease in its
worHt form but I am well now.
What did you do for it?
J. 1 used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
It cured me and it will cure you.
8. I've heard of it, and by Jove I'll try
it.
J. Do so. You'll dud it at all the drug
stores in town.
"I hat beks AFFi.KTKl! with an affeetloi
of the Throat from-childhood -caused by
diphtheria, aad bare used various reme
dies, but have never found anything equal
to Bbowx's Bbontkul TaotHKB." Rev.
G.F.Hampton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only
in boxes.
Moat men who take pains to be eccentric
are laughed at for their painee.
faa fcaby w i i. k fare Iter CsAlorla,
WLe hbtt wa u C1iiJi, tb crHxl lor CasTena,
H ties sh taunt Misa, br elusg to Caatoria,
Tt bE ihe bail Children. y.iTe ibm CiMtona.
Whatever is said to the chemise he ought
a!wys to be ready with the proper retort.
Ed wiu Forrest Secret
The great tragedian, Forreet, had a se
cret which everybody ought to learn and
profit by. Said he, "I owe all my success
to the fact that everything I have under
taken 1 have done thoroughly. I never
neglect trifles." That's the point, don't
neglect tritles. Don't neglect that hacking
couch, those night-sweats, that feeble and
capricious appetite, and the other symp
toms, trilling in themselves, but awful in
their significance. They herald the ap
proach of consumption. You are in dan
ger, but you can be stfvei. Dr. Tierce's
Uolden Medical Discovery will restore you
to health and vigor, ns it bas thousandx
of others. For all ncrolnlous diseases, and
consumption is one of them, it is a sov
ereign remedy.
Mrs. Cannon, wile of the Illinois congress
man, is an expert seamstress.
onr Friend Committed Suicide.
You never suspected it, none of his
friends dreamed ot it, he did not know it
himBelt, but it ia exactly what lie did, nev
ertheless. Do you remember his sallow
complexion? Do you recollect, how helmed
to complain of headaches and constipa
tion? "I'm getting quits bilious," be said
to me one day, "but I guess it'll pass o!f.
I haven't done anything for it because I
don't believe in 'dosing.' " Soon alter that
you heard of his death. It was very sud
den, and every one was greatly surprised.
It he had taken Dr. Tierce's Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets he would be nlivo and well
to-day. Don't follow his example. The
"Pellets" aro easy to take, mild in their
action, snd alwHys sure.
The Woman's medical college in Phila
delphia is now in its thirty-ninth year.
There are lit) chrysanthemum societies
in Kngland.
onsiiBwptlnn Surely Cured.
To the Editor: Please inform your read
ers that I have a positive remedy for con
sumption. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles
of my remedy kkek to any of your read
ers who have consumption if they willsend
me their express and P. O. address. Re
spectfully, T. A. Sl.OCUM, M. C, 1S1 Pear)
street, .Nen York.
Meumatism
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SilacobsOii
Diamond Vera-Cura
F'oit j)Vsii:pnia.
AXD All. STOMitll 1 KOI.Ul.btt IKH AS:
Indlg.T on, Seur-Siuiufl'-h, H?ftrf'urD, Nausea. G.l
Airi'itM, CunmlDailon, Kulincs tfier en Ling, Food
fl:slnrc In the Month ind DUairrf-eable tattle iller
eating. Kervouiueit ind Low Spirits.
At DrvQyintg and Dalermr irntbjmailon receipt
ofTicts, fi bores l.00i in tiampu. HatiKpie cnt cu
receipt Q2-cent Stump.
THE CHARLKS A. VOiiELEKCO., Baltimore, Md.
Orators
find Uiat Pico's t;ura
for Consumption not
oulr PKKVKN'iTJ, but
aim CUKES Hoarse-
Sweet potatoes
w b sprouted on shares. No expertenea required.
DMollona for auroutL"? FREE. Adrtreaa
T. 4. ftlilSJtEZl, Cwluubua. Htaiai.
rSLTLL reli'f f or
KIPPER S PASTILLESa'm??
sltpBHHHaBBDasassssssB L'httrlesumii, Uaw
U i J for our fa I" hpIHikc bonk and
AffSntS WMT6(j bibles. I.tmeeno hindrance.
HiK J-'rollU. Ivmpyreal I'tib. iioune. St. niil, Minn,
W. N. U Omaha,
454 i.
Tlic man wttu tiatt iim-Med Irora Uirce
to five doilan in a Rubber ('out, and
at his first hit If hour'i experience in
a if rra find to hi lorruw That it la
hardly u bctier nroifrtiun than a raoa
ulto netting, nut oniy feels chagrined
at bing to Daaiy taken in, out aiao
A
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HEN
'lTT,ia,'liil
We oiler the man who want service
(not style) a Karniejit that will keep
tun dry in the hardest storm. It in
called TOW Kit's FISH 13 RAND
' SLICKER," a name familiar to every
Cow-boy all orer tlie land. With them
the only perfect Wind and Waterproof
Coat is "Tower's Fish Brand Slicker."
feels if he does not loult exactly like
Ask lor the "FISH UKAND" Slickbm I B lm and take no oilier. If your storekeeper
sirvoa nrvf hnvit the riK?( Hitivn. ".purl fnr dfir-rinHv-A cn.ta1rii A ..T.ToWKR. '20 Simmons St.. Bos tun. Mrts.
KnthinrnniliAfnrm lAV4 Rmttmm
r NORTHERN-GROWN tian CJ meadow or piBlarn, end
. vuo way vo grv luem i w iuuuw iu9
directiutiB given m my pampule- on
lGraa and forage 'lai't Culture1 which
La wnt Free to all who a3k tor it. We
curry tremendous stock of Northern crown trasa and Clover beedd. and ca
SAVK VOU lttOKY every tain. Get our Catalogue, it tolls all about it.
cai 7nr rvTRa crass MivTimr ? p?;re or mriow,
Write.... W 1 I w tur
i NORTHERN-BROWN th,
""(GRASS!
buehe.,$2.00 per 100 lbs., 913.00.
rick, dry nuiiH. per
Bow it arid cut 3 rousing rropit annually.
LUCERNE CLOVER
Tha area fnrtiliirlnr riant makim the dewrt fertile, and erorywlicrfi ifotor
well, ainkina- tta roota dcap in tho ail, ttmiiiiK nouriRhmfnl an-l muitfum in all
Uoila and ciimes. A clover everylrdy should try in the East.. Wetst, North and
Smith. Sea Catalome abtmt it. Br mail. 01., HI cents t ui.. .10 reins, uyei
pn... neok. Sg.riO; biinhel, SO.OO. S.nd W rpntl for grain mtmnlea
LONGFELLOW'S MAIDEN,
whoii
" Standing, with reluctant feet,
Where the brook and river meet,
Womanhood and childhood fleet I "
is a type of thousands of young girls who are emerging from the chrysalis stage
of their existence, as they enter upon their "teens." Nervous, excitable, irri
table, stirred by strange, unknowable forces within them, each a mystery unto
herself, our girls need the tendcrest care, the most loving, pnticnt oversight, and
the aid of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Priscription, to safely carry them through this
critical period, during which, in too many lives, alas, are sown the seeds of dis
tressing forms of diseases peculiar to tho female sex. But this boon to woman
kind will prevent oil such diseases, or cure them if they have already seized a
victim. Woman owes it to herself, to her family, and to her social station, to be
well and strong. Let her then not neglect the sure means of cure. " Favorite
Prescription " is a legitimate medicine, carefully compounded by an experienced
and skillful physiciun, and adapted to woman's delicate organization. It is
purely vegetablo in its composition and perfectly harmless in Its effects in any
condition of the system. Sold by druggists ; (1.00, or six bottles for $5.00.
Copyrighted, 1888, by Wow-D's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietor.
MBTCDPTJQ T1?T T "CTQ PURELY VEGETABLE and
. rlbitUfj O rJliLLjlO. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
Unnqualcd at Liver Pill. Smallest, cheapest, easieat to take. One tiny, Sugar-coated
Pellet a doao. Cures Sick Hoodocbo, Mllous Headache, Constipation, Indignation, Bilious
Attacks, and nil derangements of the Stomach and Bowcla. 2S cents, by drugflata-
slrkth PURE, It mm: 10 OPIUM
la in; few.
a mnna the beat remedies A I leM. I. u Ma Rat lam aa
ajttDda pre-eminent. Tbe nrtuvrKi.t apeak of it In
blf beat tenaa, aagiTlnf entire aalistttction wbererer
It ll need. .
Price 25cts.,30cts.,anl $ 1 per Bottle.
Tbe JHENT BOTTIJtS re put up for the aceom
modatioA of all who cletire airanlr m
(XllJUH or CROUP REMEDY.
Thorn i tiring a remedy fur VOjVS UMPTTOS
UAV VIU Ji AN IS ttimua ueur
er ny L
lAt Large f JSotlla.
Mothers. Read!
Oakland Sta., Kt.. April 24, 198".
OrHmn.-Tbe demand for AI.LBS SU'KS BAIa.
Sah ia increaalni: contntly. The ludiea iblnk there
Cougli.
la no nedictAe eqaal ut it for croup and whoopin
MOLD BT ALL MED1CISE DEALERS.
The most cer
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that instantly
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For SPRAINS, BRUISES, BACK
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Price 50c
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lllfUtOktalailSt.
VXoaaan
Cincientti, 9
WELL DRILLS, all Sljlea for all Tnr.
poti. bend xo cent Tor
malllnt; complete and
handsome Catalogue. For
particular, addreai.
GOULD, AUSTIN &
CALDWELL CO.,
167 16ft
Lake St.
Chicago.
111.
I prescribe and folly m.
!orae Bir aa the only
specific fonueceriaincura
of this diaeaae.
O.H.lItOAHlf,M. D.,
Amsterdam, N. Y.
We have anld Big G for
many yeart, and it haa
f;ivpn tne De or aatia-action.
I). B. DTCHK CO..
Chicago, lit.
SI. 00. Sold by BruBfUta.
Aj-TWIOIMTI
fl AKS.T WANTEDS
Uh fVCIKCTTT.AllS TRF.K.
Holderi GIVEN AWAY to lotro
duce them. Every home owner bny
1 rom 1 to fi. Lines never under borA'a
feet. Pcnd2r cenm In stamp to pay
postage and pocking for Ntcklf
)lated trample that sells for
cents. Addrrss,
Brewster Mf g Co., Holly .Mich.
THE SEED MAN
li. W. iATl!V:i, Freeport, 111.
(Succfsnr to tiarrtner Brot.i will sp.nd tou ht
n America,
More seeds fnr ihe monev linn yen rim bur
iMwhere. PACkCTI II Cvnte. TRY V.
IGURE FITS!
I do noi, mean niftrejy toetop them i or a time Mnd
then liuvo thein return. 1 mem a rudicaJ cure. 1 have
made KITH, KP1LKKSY or iiAIsLlNG SUlKNESSa
liie-lonr study. I warrant my remedy to cure th
went cane. Uecsnse otliers nave failed in no roani
i or not now m:eiv,nfr a cure. Send at occe for troatiee
aiM Kreu Bottle of mr hi fa lilblerenieily, (live 1-:tiu-c
aadtaO. U. . ROOT, M.C. 183 Pearl i t. S -V
4LOFPf4aCIVF.N AWAY.PkVt.
r QC ClO MumI t' low er S.hnW, fcfc
kind -J, Otrmc, and loo. Orliflnate foe
jFvery flower lover deliffht'fl. Tell nil you:
alliicnda, 0. W. rAil. FAMHSTTsauEO. A
St;.t nt one. Xlilt nuttcs will nut nppnar aaltv
Tne addrean of Polrllar
and Hallnrt whoHOMh
jA.up.u "" man
I Acres, be lore June
ISM.
WANTED
SOLDIERS'
HOMESTEADS, w- E- oses.
tWManium thla paper. DuNVKIt
tow.
ASTHMA
CAN UK TRKI. Atrlalhot.
lie .em Jrrr t-t iuv oe atHlcted,
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