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A CnNTWMAt IlKVKRIH.
NoMrlp lia spread Iht ran vas j-t.
Mt anchor up-ljili.-d. lur rijintiisi it.
Ami lortlt upon tin- tr.itl.lt ss x an sped.
Hut hat tlirus?Ii datij?iT. first or last.
Ami M-wi k"'1 ic-un-d. r saMj paiM-d.
From rock, or v.a .r anry storm o'erhcad.
And th"y an- stanifii tun in nam".
l)..TvlriK '' !' ri-proacti and Miami1.
Who. w!n!itli':l!jr-at-iil!n?J.iiiKT-sli?i', appoar.
ITnwrv.-d. Irnvduti-. an: ruui.tl.
Sjiri-.Kl wild alarms at iacli strariKf sound
No lonir iii'-ii. I.tit slai-i to lrutiili fear.
Hut oli! than tin-so more l.asc are we.
ir. when u;in a truuM.-d iea.
Ami temi.eit-rorke.1, hall sail our.Stilp or State.
Nor .rliiHi to lu-rald. Init:ad
IHstruM. fri:lolinKi lark. we spread,
or sit iiiimoTwi. reKn:iets or her rate.
No' In ln-r cause l't us !' strntix:
Her rliarti let "" make rit'Iit. ir wroriR;
Kurt: to Iti star, her cuinpasi still points true;
Look well to j anl. ami houm. ami mast:
Aslile all worthleis orl:Ke cast;
Iteplar.. eieh weak oriloiihlful sail with new '
The Krasiilnjc haii'I. the lie In heart.
Musi have In her IiIrIi chari?u no part;
IntilKiiemustfall.the perjured tomjurKrowilumh.
Ami "hen ilark clouds IhtsKIcs o'uruast.
As oft. O r.it riots r the past.
To Hi.- our sons with r.ilth ami courage, rome'
Morgan Haker.
Tin:
VANIIAYDKNS
PARTY.
(I!(MtrET
i:v r.HKN i:. i:i.xroKi.
The Vanllaydens and the Vander
j,ols weie rival families in Stephen
town. Kaeh family claimed a superi
orit over the otlier, which claim was
pi.shM and phoo'd at in all ways imag
inable, :us being perfectly preposterous,
ami really one of the most absurd
things ever heard of. There were three
young ladies in each family, and it was
the height of Mrs. Vandcrpuol's ambi
tion to get her daughters married off
before the Vanllaydeii girls were. Mrs.
Vanllaydeii, like a true Christian, re
fused to submit to her rival's designs,
and lesolved to. secure husbands for her
daughters as soon as such a consumma
tion could be brought about. For the
last two ears both mamevering mam
nias had worked to effect a marriage in
their n-speetive families, but as yet un
successfully. "I'll tell you what it is, Letty," said
Mrs. Vanllajtlen. one day, to her eldest
daughter, "we've got to get up some
party to offset the Vanderpools' straw
berry sociable. That was really the
stupidest affair of the seaswu. If 1
couldn't do belter than that, 1 wouldn't
make any attempt, I declare. I could
sec what it was got up for. Mrs. Van
derpool wants to catch young Shelby
for her Maria; and she couldn't get him
into the house in any other way. I
could see that he was horribly bored."
-I'll tell you what," spoke up Susie,
Mrs. Vanllayden's youngest-, "let's have
a croquet party. Wouldn't that be
splendid V We could have tea in the
summer-house, you know, and I'm sure
it would take, because there's never
been anything like it here."
"It's a very good idea," coincided
I .city. And Mrs. Vanllaydeii thought
so, too. Accordingly it was settled that
next week, Tuesday, they would have
a croquet party, and invitations were
issued at once.
"Of course the Vanderpool tribe will
le on hand," remarked Mrs. Vanllay
deii. "They always come to criticize,
mil make fun of everything. 1 do think
,,'re the most disagreeable family,
iltiiiroflior I ivir s:iw. Mrs:. "Vjiii-
J11 v ii i i i:i.. i ...
r IC.lll Ul.u. I line 10 n.ij
cut her up."
ie fun of it was. Mrs. Vander-
m -t? f -i i wMOil czlii ific civiiMf
intJ!
, 1UMHVM .IIV , "'.-
M up" Mrs. Vanllaydeii.
nand what they're fishing
iLVito her daughter Maria,
icn
'L alions to the croquct-
Ll A !. 1 Tllllt. If. ... t.i
I 1 V -I III 1 lllll It
j v in incii riiuciica.
'terniined she'll catch
t-ible thing; and this
l,) t. She tried to mo-
ir sociable, and I de
icd of her, and hinted
'-n . I I thought such bold
" (1 ..,1 o.vii-oo .in.l f.mM
I. . Hit V.V'tIOV, 4tll4 J VII VI
'Uin Imw rf.il lio rnt U
Itv.-intshe couldn't sav anv-
rtf 4,tl bettor get you some
i;v':ls. The'll probablv
Ijiil tUtV.:,.. ..i.. i.,.:.. .
vl not takr-"-
l.", laWHIllll.Ili; L
Ito-rother. I
other foitiv.. ...,i-
tnd tind tr.-p'V
It wiliMfii;
will
4-
.rt. ijrat
tters
replv, anil got so rel in the f:ir thut . sitk-rM stuck up. To which Mrs. Van
Mra! Vaiillaydi-n w:a covered with tri-! Hay-leii rn.fie the r-jly that she wasn't
umpj. just suited with the society of the
Presently the ilain bem. Mrs. ' il;ic-. One had to invite everybody,
VanHavden, the Mi.H.s Vanllaydens, , no matt-r wliat t.Vir standing was.
with the exception of th- youns-at, awl ! Tin- Vanllayiii-ns felt that the V:ui
Mr. Shelhv, were niatchwl against Mrs. iIiti-Is had carried the day, for Mr.
YandenxJol and two of her daughters, Shelby acconiiani'd Maria home, and
and a voting gentleman from the vil- had iw-en caught kissing her, and put
1;,.. " i tintr tliis and that together, it looked as
Mrs. Vanderpool. on her second turn j if m Maria had got the gentleman
of play, succeeded in coquetting soTtm1- , j,n-uy nearly caught,
body's ball against Mrs. Vanllayden's j jul they ; ere delighted to learn, a
foot, causing that lady to turn pale, and
give evmence oi uaiuy iniun-un;..
quite keenly, much to the delight of the
lady playing, and her daughters, who
tittered behind their handkerchiefs, as
Mrs. Vanllaydeii limped off to the cor
ner, where Letty was holding Mr.
Shelby, spell-bound, by her recitals of
some thrilling event.
Mrs. Vanllaydeii watched her op
portunity, and removed a hair-pin from
Mrs. VanderjK)ol's hair without being
caught at it. The result of which was,
that during an exciting turn of play,
Mrs. Vanderpools chignon tumbled off,
and Mrs. Vanllaydeii screamed out to
her opponent that her back hair was
coming down just as it came off, making
her look like a hen in moulting-time,.is
.Miss Letty remarked to Mr. Shelby;
whereupon that gentleman sent off
into another paroxysm of delight, while
the Vanderpool trio looked black with
rage, and the maternal member of the
party picked up her chignon, and pro
ceeded to readjust it. At which Mrs
Vanllaydeii very magnanimously re
moved several hair-pins from her own
hair, letting it come down all about her
shoulders, so that everybody could see
it was her own, and tendered the pins
to her chagrined opponent, who ac
cepted them with very ill-grace.
Pretty soon Miss Letty accused Miss
Maria of cheating, and thereupon fol
lowed an angry and heated discussion,
in which some remarks, not strictly
elegant, but highly forcible, were made
by both parties. It was during this
little squabble that Mrs. Vanderpool,
who was determined to win the game,
made a famous run, and knocked Mrs.
. . . r l : e.At !... 1.I...1-
Vanllaydeii and Letty out, helped all
her side to become roveis, and so dis
played her skill and generalship, that
in live minutes more she hit the iost
with her ball, and looked around upon
the vanished party with victory
perched upon her banner. Whereupon
Mrs. Vanllaydeii remarked to Mr.
Shelby that it was easy enough for any
one. to win the game who didn't scruple
to play unfairly. For her part, when
she caught any one cheating, it always
destroyed her interest in the game.
Otlier players took the place of those
who had just vanished and been van
quished, and Mrs. Van llayden and
Mrs. Vanderpool sat down withagroup
of elderly ladies to say cutting things
to each otlier, while the young people
strolled off in all directions. Mrs. Van
derpool saw, with delight, that Mr.
Shelby had transferred his attention to
her daughter, Maria.
Presently a little shower came up,
which drove them into the parlors.
Some one called for singing. Miss Ma
ria considered herself a very superior
singer, and her mother requested her to
sing that beautiful new song she had
been practising. Whereupon she sat
down to the piano and sang an operatic
air, to the great amusement of the Van
llayden girls, who remarked that they
liked that song very much when it
wasn't murdered. They liked to see
people undertake something suited to
their abilities, and Miss .Jennie fol
lowed up this remark by saying that
she had heard Miss Vanderpool sing
some light easy pieces with considera
ble taste, but for opera, really
When Miss Maria had finished her
song, Miss Letty was called for. Miss
Letty did not sing, her mother said:
that is, not much; she was too modest,
but'she played with superb effect. Pro
fessor Tremblewski had said she could
make a sensation in society, if she cared
to. He had never heard anyone play
like her, at which Mi's. Vanderpool
smiled knowingly, and Avhispered to
Mr. Shelby that sheneer had, either,
and did not know that she wanted to.
Miss Letty fumbled over her music
for some minutes before deciding what
to play. She did not practice much.
'tiow. She was at raid she couldn t nlav
ant.',.ou4Jhiug. Finally she decided on the
nionii. s"Vj JVird, and rattled it off in a
'" rter di,,u ,' -v manner, with a great manv
, j v . 'ind some. variations.
exau;,.i - .,'"-".. !,...., ,. , ,,. ,-...
v.i. .mv. ,j.1? WI.IL. tlStvl'U .IIM. an-
K)k .m,i
... 'conclusion of the niece.
J'er - J..rybody knew that,"
kteIuiic' " J't's as old as the
jI.ee.VM.ird."
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a ierson
matter who
ft she was con-
fi.w (i;lVS afterward, that he had gone
awav witnout proving to .miss ..i;uiu.
And their delight knew no bounds
when, a week after that, they heard
that Mr. Shelby was a married man!
That w.ts the missing feather for the
cap of the VanHaj dens. Miss Maria
h.id been caught letting a married man
kiss her: It wasn't the least use for
the Vanderpools to say they didn't know
an thing alout it. Mrs. Vanllaydeii
let no opportunity of remarking about
it pass unused. Such cutting tilings :is
she said can only be imagined. They
felt that they had come off conquerors,
ami to this day they refer to that cro
qnet party of theirs, when Mr. Shelby
was caught kissing Maria Vaudenool,
as one of the most important epochs in
their career in Stephentown society.
An Imitator of Putnam.
The party of Sacramentans who re
cently h-ft for Mendocino county on a
hunting trip, were yesterday heard
from through a brief letter received
here, soon after they arrived the
ranchman intimated to them that he
had discovered that a bear, supposed to
have been the cause of the disappear
ance of sundry young pigs and goats,
had secreted himself in a crevice in a
ledge (d rocks not more than loo yards
from the house, and they could kill him
easily if they "meant hunting." Of
course they declared, with more or less
emphasis, that if there was anything
they wanted it was a chance at a bear.
The ranchman volunteered to show
them P.ru in's headquarters, and, after
thorough preparation, they started out
to do battle. Arrived at the rocks, it
w:is determined after careful survey
that the bear had crawled through a
narrow opening into a cave, which
might be large or small there was no
way of judging, (leorge (J., the quiet
est man of the party, now showed the
most pluck. Evidently he had heard o
Israel Putnam's exploit, for, after a
careful reconnoisance, he announced
that he would crawl in with his gun
after the bear, previously affixing a rope
to his ankles, and when the persons
outside heard him shoot, they were to
pull on the rope and help him crawl
out, as the bear might instigate a vigor
ous pursuit. Once outside the otlier
members of the party could cover his
retreat with their guns. lie carefully
made his way through the hole until he
caught sight of Bruin, and then took
good aim and tired. Meanwhile the re
mainder of the party had been standing
outside, nervously clinging to the rope,
and when the shot was tired, giving a
loud and very peculiar sound, to which
the bear responded with a terrible roar,
which, coming to them through the
narrow opening, seemed to indicate that
the animal was making a terrific charge,
they started on a rush for camp, and
though unconscious of the fact, dropped
their guns and clung to the rope. The
result w;ts that fJeorge found himself
"snaked" out of the hole like lightning,
and bumped along over the ground at a
furious pace. The more he yelled the
faster his friends ran, believing that the
ferocious beast had made short work of
him and soon would operate upon them.
They never stopped until they reached
their wagon, and they found George
badly bruised and with his hands lacer
ated and full of slivers. Afterward the
bear was found dead in the hole. Sac
ramento (C'al.) Record-Union.
Industrial.
TiiomasO. Orwio. Solicitor or Patents of the
Iiiwa Iatkt office, at I)es Moines, ruports the
folInwiiiK U. S. Patents Issued to Western Invent -
.Tl'LYlS.lSTG.
Mutch &ifes. Chas. Prankish, Tone
ka, Kansas, assignor of one-half his
right to William Glasgow, Chicago,
Illinois.
Feed Steamers. J. 13. Moffatt, Mon
tour, Iowa.
Animal Traps. John II. Morris. Sew
ard, Nebraska. The door is always
o en until the animal attempts egress.
His weight upon the platform then
c oses it.
Inhalers. liobert L. Steen, Topeka,
ICansas, assignor of three-fourths his
right to A. M. Edison, same place. The
chambers for acid and ammonia lie on
the same direct line, and the connect
ing, as well ;is induction, and eduction,
tubes are inserted to such a distance
that the series of chambers may be
carried in the pocket without the con
tents becoming intermingled.
Stack Covers. Geo. E. Tuck, Herbert,
Iowa, and James Steinson, Ridaway,
Iowa.
Reapers and Mowers. Andrew J.
Cook. Wichita, Kansas.
Rolt Trimmers Thomas W. Ellis,
Greelev, Iowa.
Tuck-Marking Attachments for Sew
ing Machines. Allen Johnson, Ottum-
f'l Tl1W!1
tt .,".i Ar.,n.,rn in-s ii-iii;.!,, it
llllt tlllll .UlUIUlC X UilV. MlillllUI U.
Jvvets'inger, PL Madison. la.
.t, I'.iUlU -VUJiClO. Vlill .UIUUU,U1UUIU-
L I'M. la. The auger bucket is provided
.ifSth cutting-lips and a reamer, ana lias
M ..:.. t..1wi Mr..l flirt ?lot i--tt1irl
K-Slh a collar and shoulders on the
lz?ve. The bucket is secured to the
'v 1 f 1.. ol,off l,. o enrmrr
IVl fill I Ul U1C Ollrtlt w I'lliJJ,
i. which encases with a notch m
' shaft, and the hinged doors are se
StpA hv straus and nins.
Feed Steamers. Warren Pierce. Ce-
Wr Palls. Iiu
T rhiims. Ilenrv B. Wiswell. Belle
Elaine, Ia assignor of part his right to
Oliver 15. Cone, w m. l,. isess, una r . a.
Pauska, same place, ine cnurn cylin
der has at its upper and lower ends per
forations, through which the milk or
cream is caused to pass by a recipro
cating vulved dasher.
Forty years ago, July 26th. the first
railroad "locomotive ran into Utiea. X.
Y and two davs afterward the first
excursion train reached the city from
Schenectady. Trains soon came to make
the distance, seventy miles, m about
four hours and twenty minutes, includ
ing stops.
TUP! 3IAKKKTS.
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John W. Young challenges any man
in the rniled States to fold any num
ber of papers from loo to 1,00.) f,.r ,i
wager not exceeding $."n. the man
folding the quickest and lir.it lobe de
clared the winner.
The rnivcrsity of Ic Moines. .
The treasurer of the rniversity of
I.v.s Moines has icceiitly published ;i im
port on the success and status ot that
institution, which is eiy gratifung to
its friends and pation.-s. The building
has been completed throughout, fence-,
and walks have been built, and the cam
pus grounds, for which nature has done
so much, ha e been made beautiful The
elevated location presents one of the
grandest landscapes in the west. Presi
dent Molt and facult aie slrmnglo
make the school one of the best in the
land. The assets of the I'liiversity. al
ter deducting the liabilities, now amount
to 8M.ooo.and the endowment is still
vigorously grow ing. For so new an en
terprise, such success is seldom equaled.
We predict for it a biilliant future.
To the IJapthts. it occupies a rcutr.il
position ina veiy lame tciritory. On
the west, north and south they hae no
other College in Iowa. Nebraska or Da
kota. With such a large field, and supe
rior location, and Hie patronage of such
a large and growing city as lies Moines.
where, it is the only College, its success
is iissured. A good attendance is looked
for with the beginning ot the new term
the Mth of September next.
The capital of Iowa is a rare place to
prepare students for a successful life.
They are where the world is awake.
They can see how enterprises, religious
and secular, are conducted. They can
hear the first class lecturers and preach
ers and attend the best of Sabbath
schools and sociables, and visit the State
library and the Legislative halls and the
various courts of the city, and the State
and National courts, and thus get a prac
tical knowledge of men and things that
will be of use to them in after life.
State Iteyister.
AV. Paine, A. M., M. !.,
Professor of the principles and practice
of Medicine and Pathology in the Phil
adelphia University of Medicine and
Surgery; Ex-Professor of Surgery and
Diseases of Women and Children in the
American Medical College; Member of
the Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons; Honorary Member of the
Academy of Medicine; Author of a
large work on the Practice of Medi
cine; one on Surgery; one on Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children;
one on Materia Medica and Xew Kem
edies; aReviewof Homeopathy and Old
Physic; former Editor of the t'niversi
tv Medical and Surgical Journal, Medi
cal Independent, etc.
In another part of the paper will be
found the advertisement ot this dis
tinguished physician and surgeon. He
is acknowledged to be one of the most
profound thinkers and original investi
gators of the age. His recent discov
eries of the absolute cause and nature
of disease, together with the antidote
or remedy that produces instant cure,
has excited great interest both in this
country and in Europe. Those who
applv to him for medical or surgical re
lief, "can rest assure that they will re
ceive all the aid that medical science
can afford.
Many who are suffering from th effects of the
warm weather and are debilitated, are advised by
physicians to taie moderate amount of whisky
two or three times durmjj the day. In a little
while those who adopt this adrlce frequently in
crease thenumberof "drinks'and In time become
confirmed Inebriates. A beverage which will not
create thrist for intoxicating liquor?, and which
Is Intended especially for the benefit of dobllitated
persons, whether at home or abroad, is Doctor
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Containing the Juices
of many medicinal ,herbi, this preparation doe
not create an appetite for the Intoxicating cup.
The nourishing and the life-supporting proper
ties of many valuable natural productions con
tained In It and well known to medical men have
a most strengthening influence. A single bottle
of the Tonic will demonstrate Its valuable quali
ties. For debility arising from sickness, over ex
ertion or from any cause whatever, a wine-glassful
of' Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals, will
strengthen the stomach and create an appetite for
wholesome food. To all who are about leaving
their homes, we desire to say that the excsllent
effects of Dr. Schenck's seasonable remedies Sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are particularly
evident when t3keu by thoe who ar InJurUnsIy
affected by a change of water and diet. No person
should leave home without taking a supply of
these safeguards along, for sale by all druggists.
The Kalnbow
In the sky Is a sign of God's promise that the
world should not again be destroyed by water,
and viewing the tenacity with which men hold on
to life. It is surprising to all how reckle-sly they
snap the links one after another, by paying no
heed to the derangement of thfir constitntlon.
because they are so light as to oon wear away
Mistaken delusions' If one -f the parts of our
delicatelv complex organism be injured. It
throws greater strain on the others and all suffer.
Wishing to maintain the animal economy in a
healthful state and to restore lo power, we have
only to use the celebratd Home Stomach Bit-
TERS.
The Photographic Copjing Company of
Burlington. Iowa is giving employment to hun
dreds of men and womn a canvassers for old
pictures to be copied and enlarged either plain or
ce'ored. Agents wanted In every county and town
In the West.
Hopo Like an Anchor
Steadies thoe who use the means Providence has
placed in their way of guarding against the com
ing or physical ills to which "fleb is heir. The
hocet merchant insures his stock of goods: the
shipowner, his vessel and cargoes, the banker,
his treasures: whilst the mass of poor humanltr
neglect to provide for the maintenance of health
wnich outweighs all the treasures of earth com
bined. To sustain 3 hungry man we give him
food, and to replace the wasted tissues of the
body by promoting digestion and attending to the
requirements of the iowls in snn aer. we ad
vocate ulng the celebrated Profeso Cameron s
Blackberry Brandy. prepird by tncUoine Bit
ters Company. St. Louis.
Never squander a moment for we are never
sure or an hoar, neither delay the purchase or
Kllert's Daylight liver Pills-
fWGt'. fU n a di?r s -S - iraM
rroa. n:ticr ess H'sm a ?-er--s ' r tSrt
ins ::s IT:ep-- tee K..nt IJ rbl i '
F...I ...- 3 r. tc nr"! artei xr.l ;..ai
Dr. VrArr.lM A recs.ar crsJoa:of Itft ta
aal Actrxia J-t;tt Treaty jnni''
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tins I.:r L.rji Hrr! TIrt.t. H-l .
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MS&w4 ibcmii'..! tratJ od fi3 Tt
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or r!.rictr r o:irVci J 'si.t t - rate La
t:K'i. S'-J priTt tr;mM fr j: ?
r-- lar to ibfr i ii. .t:er Mui&:aiu&;i
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street. Itt:-rV lua
it t nnw i,'aii"l T lKtri "-r't'.t -J
rat-tare.! J.e.?!e tLt lltW K ".-KlV. Ft
HKLT TKt v the ret ai1 e'. m.i. Tt
Fact-r)istt-.an'iltt.u I Ik: . .
soSrrrd tu '-e v:. '.be C--1J ri aA tl.ej rr tt.) rU
au! :.j i,-i lets tn.. It It CjujC) U titttae
kri'. orr o! rm still aU thr:u rum.' rtso.vst
ai:tl3r tvraslwuai d 'e -! l"u-. Mm C'e
d:tiia l'uil'r " a:t la lfi.n thfm ts r- .!
Srfha&'le: t.aL.-et!ie;ua.:t a-.dquaatUj ottltr
Fjr rui-t:e Jirars . ! th i:a. t itnj-.c ar. i
M.'trhe. r,:etlXie Is trie etet rrmrOf il!r
ni"Te. rroifa the yteai the rx!u 'n cans.
We trust tin tune will come whrti
every one will us' Itilbin Ebvlnc
Soap, (made by t'ragm A. l'.. I'hilade!
phiu.) Its sale i- daily mrrexstng. a H
alwajfl the ca wyth Articles of merit.
Try il
rruf. AV. I'nliir, A. l . I. II . ltU r.t
MmiIUoii Mrrt-t, I'hlragn, 111., ami "M
North Ninth Mrrct, riilljulrlphla. l' .
Is the dlscufi-rer "f tt.e lirnu ? Itjr at. t t.i
I'atanh Vapr t r Ll juld 0'fhr and Urrr Itru
valor PUIj. for tbrtr install! drlrucil u llr j-
itivrl) airrt that thre m do cio it Catarri.
Ilrniirhlll. earl Ivhsuiiiptloti. riu Pri-ctj
i'uraUla. Ktiroinatmu. !l-hrrU. vatlrt "
tT. Mtnall Pox. Chulwra. I)rutrrj. or "tln-r !.
3fr pr-MtucM b the growth of (.'rrtii. thai It1-'
III not ur- .5Mr. 51V p-r b"ttl. p.t !
than t v' tttn" -tit li v Xprri Pill J i-!.t
per !h.x. nit l Uiall V-r Jrll lrr.it iiit-nt. ,
l) at fllher !&' ' Irtlrr IT l'i prr..U
tir-Thcr l:n rii'Trr bein k ii.-v t a r..uh r
old tub'-iru at t n-nttt thf r:i..n of Mirrt
Pltrrt f T.r and Wild l hrrrj It I. a iimU' 1
leuied) tlii.ugti"iit the I'littct St!r. and tin
rapid Inrreaii' In Iti al- ail l tti ti tt.t It t
),Tiliig tu popular t.ir..r
Tin' I'l-it jlai" t gi-t ( ainpnign fulf- rir ' :
K rl i 'i; t an t " 5l.ite st . i lii ag Vf utill'.
dlfllll-r l iuu.n
Iti all chi ut do.i l l":i to tlie Mr f tiirtrj
and In all casrn wf artin and pal:n tr Kllrit
O.ivllKlit I.Itit PlIU
The UnivBrsity of Des Moines.
OpportilT ttlfs Ivi'ii f r !! trtt In 1
srti-iilitSi or . I sf. cil .rf Ihirl at lh.-tr
l-wi-st Dgurr IIOPII shl s AO.MI I I KI It f
Location Healthy uhiI Iteautiftil.
stiidciiti gatlinrisl ii'liiij- fr in I r a Ni-'ijiU
atnl Dnkotit lite s. h I irjr Oi ir'i ' s., 'piiiIipi
1Kb. Kr -atalugu- a bin t". vHT"l", 1'irn
lilr-nl. !; M"liw. Iuha
1 Dr. CRAM'S
I Dr. CRAM'S
LIGHTNING
3
ItiNt.intl) curri iiiuialgia a-! a.i i r i
old ! I rain A Mnlrln-r II"' K lta-idj t !irrl
( tilr.igo. and all tlrt rLin driiKg"t "" ti
and ;1 per bottle .i:-nt nant-d
Law, Real Estate and Loan Utfice
o y
Mt. Ayk. --- - Iow.n
nrliavaset of Abtractor Title to Ittuggob'
cuuntv.
lllallll'in PATLNT smitT BOSOM
I II L I il "V HTiti:r ii Kit a
llllljIMV JS Ironing Board.
Most i.itrffct.. ilura'di'. and chi-atii-kl IroultjK'
board lu tint world Alai r.-a! tor uu'. lunli
no adjusting tltian hltt. iirrpjr out if ordfi
Agtmts wanted ei'rvhen UllKKV , MIA
.IKK. U -South .Iflfertoii Mleet. CIIICAOO. Ill
Mention this papi-r
nv
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i Any pc roii ran uiaiv yn
a luoiitb irlllng our let
ter-copltig book Any
ulii that hat a Irtlrr I)
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Htatnp for circular
KXCKI-SIOK MANUFACTritINO CO.
IT Tribune BulNlng. Chicago. Ill
"ORGANS!
We are pleated to be able to announce to Mutlr
IlealiTH and thn.MuMcal Publli. that weharemade
arratiHtmunts rorthii extensive sale of the cele
brated JEWETT & ROODMAN ORGAN,
An lntrmnent that Is not only snperlor Intone
and power, but In durability and workmaniblti.
The lmnbir and materlM In the InttrtiDKint 1
thornughly S"atoiied. and f)nlhed In thn most
durable manner and very bet style. We have been
handling the linlruinutit now for over a year.
cautiously, and critically, wishing to be able to
tewtlfy of our own knowledge as to the qualities
and capabilities of the Organ before making any
great effort to sell them, and have found that they
have stood eviiry test, have borne out all the testi
monials presented to us by the makers, and given
the best natlsfactton to all who have purchased
them of us.
We ask your examination ofthem before pur
chasing, with the full assurance that If you want
a nrst clans Organ, we will not fall to sell to you.
Dealers are Invited to call or correspond with u
In regard to these Instruments.
JIII.I.M A CO..
Iea .Ifnlnra. Iowa.
College ol Individual Instrnction
FOK BoTII SKXI1S. bistouries of Stj If .stu
dents advance separately acconllt.if to Iinllvl.lti.il
AMllt For catalogue, acldren W' p .lONK-s
A M . Lakeside Hall. Kiauston. III.
"campaign UNIFORMS !
Onlv SI 'Oeach Continental stjle superior to all
others In design and finish
HAYES & W1IK EL Kit, also
TILDEN & HEXDIUCKS.
Manufactured by F. KKM.OOO. M and , eJate
street. CUM AOO. ILL
send for circulars glv.ng Ul dlscrlptloi.s.
mi Ilfl AND FISTULA positively cured wlth-
II I I, V out pain or the use of knife, ligature
I II r,, or caustic. A SCKK CCI'.K iMi NO
1 llJIJUPAY. With patients from a distance
we will contract to paj all traveling and other ex
penses if wo fall to effeet a radical curn. No
chare" for consultation or examination DK5.
MINK It .V PHILLIPs. 167 Madison treet. Oilcago.
ETEHY FAEIEH HIS 0W5 IILLE?.
Challenge Feed Mills
and Combine! SHKLI.KK and
fe
OP.INDKK, wlllgrlndany kind or
feed, whether wet or iln. with
ease and st.-3. and wl'hout het-
Ing
CHALLKNOE MILL CO.
Malaria
Illinois.
RCXS FOR PlRCULAR J1D SrrCIXM
IVwt rr.msr.t;lp ol, IVrf)i.
l . rtpYa of actasl
Iet Rsi.4 rj Ta'.tlon rl Br-i. tt VonTJI2"iTO
KC:SVS OOLUr.i.m '&,&. IJL.
n
TIP;
AXAKEHIS.
fK- KILbBKE-S
Kxtrrnal rilr Kimf4j
Il
The oalr Sor Ccr for
FlIps. In order to prarti-
I I I rally prore to th i,iW.
I I I I ltbat AnitpU." ts ail e
I I I I Iclalrn tor It. we will, on
li J 1 1 1 irr-clnt of a letfr stacd
send toanyinfferrasatnplortn Anakeli.tre
ofcharse. P. SKIHTAEDTKIt .,
Sole Manufacturers of AnakeIs.
Rax 4. Sew York.
teSJHS.
Tocanrasj frr Kalarjln
Plctur"-. Wp ar" pajlnz
larsfrcccmtlor.s dolnjc
Snap .r..k. nrt PllklflP 3k
greater rarl'tr of pi-- '
tnrp-s than anr other top-
Ttny Housi- in tn TnltM tatet. Address, wltti
utarop. J. H. NAJON KKOS. 212 and .11 Mate at-.
thlcaxo. Illinois.
ESTABLISH KD YEARS.
JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
thanrt fillTeSt .St Im! 3o. "9. ritefrrelrluar
Mrs. Dr. Keek's Catarrh Remedy.
No rapors. No sjrlnires.
Nodonehes. No pain.
No sni
No ejhorMtant
fee. Attention to all
those tronlded with Catarrh and Consnci-tlon and
other1 special dUaes. to call on Mr. Dr. Keck,
the celebrated Catarrh and Consumption Special
ist. Her treatment Is attracting (treat attention
w bererer she toes, she tieats the worst of ca.s.
She cordially inrites one and all. Treatment free
atouroOre. Circulars xtTlnir full lsiormatton
sent. Address all communications to
MRS. DR. KECK.
51J Bradj street Davkutjrt. Iowa.
MVl
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mix
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CALKIX.H' XOVKITY
3
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CI.OTI1KS WASIIF.K.
:
131,880
16 MILES OF
SOAK
's rr w .-x
sold dus::;g zzz ysas ists.
EVERY STOVE IS
niiLi:rsi.r. t sidoksuiii
As Absolutely Without a Fault,
Our Hr S if
Son. 37, 3 :!'J. 17. Is anil I'J
Hi . . . S-' "
Convenience,
Neatness
I Economy,
Ami nil tin ri'titla! juiiut's tlml ;:
to make 1 1 1 tlit-
IfH
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V. r oUt-roil to tlic Mil.lit.
MADI.O.VI.Y UY
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING GO.
Kos. 613, Cli, GIG i CIS J. iiaic S:.,
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EAST AND SOI Til !
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HoxllTO, rnrM'ii. iu.i H'",IA.
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Thorn rivals! F.ii.rli ami
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Karnrr r COMMhNf f FIN'-H t I-aii:
without the user fa V.Lht 1I
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M u n frt ii rrr. rrriM.rt III
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
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a r ot pnj -ir f f I All tirt
books CMUJ. J ISO liH 3t tfnxrr.y .p1
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Co. as the onlr reliable telezraph school, cir
culars free. Address N. W. Telegraph Institute.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERTWHIMJ
IWttrawHEa
ErV.fcVA0lT0H
""XllDnVi-QllKS.
; Dr. Whittier,
617 St Chariot street, St. Loal. Mo.
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C!7 St. Charles street. St. Louh.Mo.
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MARRIAGE
SECRETS.
WHIINtt I HULMtS
ORGANS!
M Mlls. M s( Mill s
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MONEY
To ljnmn In loss. Kjtutrm Tl.brMka, tat
Xnrthnrtrn "f lp4irl.
t"In iir.wi'pJ frrr.s ,- iini uf -Vas aaS ap
rd. rr a'4-rw .' t ti J 7"ar. IstvrMt at H
j,er rm. pajia'.ir at atsxallj. I
- !. 'at .? $i.'.M ard sp-trtlt.
rr -!p-a' ' pr fru. -
nOlfyJL KONDfS WANTED. AppiTlo
Ri KMIAM t U -UT.1
fini- Rlaf lu'va.
loHafrlntlaiCo. I 3t alnrs. M.
FARMERS,
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trr p.e I. RDES
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tr r-LOWS IV
- rur world hat
V pi r wairarji'lii
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Sn f f.,pnnp hi .!&
pirr.ph.-t, wh wj f jrr s" rre containing al-
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etc .' AIvt a fu.i irvr '".n f.fotr -JsUt
t It j- C ;ppr fl jxi, t ult4Uirs. Kie. HarJV:.
Furst & Bradley Manf'g Co.,
ST to 3 North Dts Walues b.. CUICAQO. U.X-
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