The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 29, 1877, Image 4

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It wh ft cool, bemutifal SepteaoW
iiiorning.arid Kate Howard sang blltbe
ly as she flitted through the wide hall
which ran the leoctk of 4fca jrrpid-old
!.,.,-.. T.a)i ralM mam a MaaaVwaa
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huutb, i. n- "TT-T 7fcCIem vwrrwartlnw fih ilmn linvhiH M
the HDrsrv' doorr wBennefT
itassmg
lather called her to come in. On enter
ing she found him with an open letter
.hishand. 11CiT,"44w2 "
a have just received word from my
friond Seymour, that he will visit us
next week," said he.
Kate shrugged her shoulders; "papa's
frlendeT are not generally very enter
taining to young people.
"He will be.acoonjpMiieiky.hisl
nephew, ror wnom ne nas oeen guar-
.' - dian, who has just returned from aa
t xtended foreign tour. He is a young
man of excellent family, and heir to an
immense fortune. It has long been
f Seymour's wish as, also, mine that
' you and his nephew should marry when
you had reached suitable ages. You are
now twenty, and that is quite old
eneugh. They will be hereon Tuesday,
and T desire that vea look your best,
and be as agreeable"
He was interrupted by, Kate, who,
being possessed of considerable spirit,
did not relish befog summarily dHspeeSl
of. "Do you think I am going to marry
a man I don't know, and never saw?"
she asked, indignantly.
"Do you wish to sell me, as if I were
a share in railroad stock, or had no more
heart or soul than a lump of. coal?"
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"naie, saiu ner rawer, ausnuj, w
whom are you speaking f -
"I don't care!" she cried, excitedly. 1
hate Seymour and all his relations, and,
if his nephew were rich as Croesus, 1
would'nt si.vrttfe1p ThereP "
It had been a favorite project of her
father's, and Kate bad heard it hinted
at ever since she had been out of school.
She had only laughed. The idea of
things assuming such a tangible shape
had not occurred to her.
V
IaT vaki' heiv father eoaxed,-scoldaV
If
threatened. Kate was obstinate and
declared she'd "never even speak" to
the obnoxious suitor. Thus the tem
pestuous interview ended, and Kate
went to her room in a high state of
indignation. Throwing herself on a
low couch, she gave Tent to her feelings
infa flood of ingr$ jUarsT'Sbe soonF
t dried her eyes, however, and began to
think about the means by which she
couid vanquish the enemy. One thing
was certain. She wasn't going to -stay
home to4be bored by a conceited' swell
who parted "hiahair irrthe middle, and
drawled his words jMesibly lisped.
No; anything was bmter than that
Why not go to Grandfather Howards'?
They were always wanting her to visit
hem. Why not ge.owr So the im?
mediately wrote to 'them, saying she
? vwas coming, and telling when to be at
Stanley (the nearest station) to meet
her. Grandfather .Howard lived in the
country, about onehundred miles' from
the cityj He was a fjwm-hasrted,
W pleasant old gentleman, and he aatjus
1 wife lived alos&Jna great stone awa3d-
gfc house. 0?he Ptaeefui quietof their Uvea
" was occasionally enlivened by arfisit
from grandchildren. These, however,
were not frequent, so when Hate's letter.
afrivedannouncing leiiasijk W
grfteejvent to.tl m&&
chamber was aired and rfiarranasvi and
an, endless variety f.goodthings'pre-'
pared' to tempt her appetite. "For,
said Grandma Howard, be dearchild.
S i) her arrival, and tf 5 o'clock that after-
noon Mr. Howard got.out thf MUng
top and drove to ttfe;depot at8tinley.
jsaw was accustomed to dointr as aha
pleased, so Monday -fninf fiun lee
ai me uepot awaiting the arrival of the
51 v?Hf & ChVlie was, with
her and when the train came in he dtv
isifiiP08ited herMfelT' in the carfwithUiS
-w..j . um wTHvp irom tne
frying pan into the flre and fail in love
while she was gone," gave her a parting
kiss, and she was left alone, without a
friend in thcrowdecar. She opened
!e OTft3h brotigj t, botfad.
ing it uninteresting, began to lookabout
her to see who were her fellow passen
gers, for nothing so amtsed her as the1
study of characeer. f
The car was crowded. Near the
front was a nervous old lady who"held
(m .? MJ fweim.onehantfi
W-- and her portemonnairf hvtk ethee
, all the while looking : tearltoMfTforat
her. Evidently she was not much used
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bvouu uwupunaaon. wear ner a
yankeepeddlarwas trying to convince
a stout old gentleman at his side that
his "blacking was -the best Oat's
made, sir." Glancing down the ear the
usual number of gentlemen engrossed
xin:thelr newspapers, and of ladies in
novels, met her eye. These, with a
few tired, dirty children, and an invalid
botUfk, xnsKl
whdeastf
mere was
a history
connected
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"Pardon me. madame, but this is the
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are Bone,-, taoughf she.
esawiHawsu. -s
.cqlf us as0 J? ll
amo iuu vea sugnuy vo mace room, and
a young gentleman sat beside ber.
TatingoetaiMwsaaaer, he was soon
apparently buried in its contents, and
Kate had an opportunity to study her
ald qnidisiinlthnt glance de
cided. Handsome? Tee, undoubtedly
handsome, though rather a peculiar
style, for hair and mustache were jetty
black, and the eyes, shaded by heavy
bro ws,7were blue, as the sky. -"He
must be twenty-five," thought
scrutiniriag him, till the Hue eyes were
suddenly raised from the paper and
met hen with trams; and rather curi-OMlook,
T
filoshing deeply at betef eaaght in
such a rude act, Kate drew krwn
Tali aad tuxid stdUooiW on the
a r -. i - -
ing landscape, station after statioa
was pasted. Half an hoar more and
she would be in Stanley, free from Sey-
ttimrinllili nmhaw Thvn tfvwiwht
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she thought of the discomfiture her de
parture would cause both the moob-
JHJWg?. H brother Charlie
taJUd fcerfiMrtjtrtMr. Seymour.
Her reverie was broken by the
stranger, who courteously offered ner
a book lie had just taken from . his
satcaeL Kate accepted his proffered
kimdnese, and sore for politeness' sake
than any other reason, began to read.
V'JLqafck jerk, a crash as if the heav
ens were falling, a sudden stop, and
Kate wsjrpreefjfttated into the arms
of the gentleman at her side. "
Everybody was frightened. The la
dies shrieked and gentlemen looked
anxSfBf The peddler grateed, his
satchel containing the 'superior black
ing" and the maiden lady still held
fast to her pocket-book as she cried
out:1I alius .said so! These cars are
mighty unsafeF
No one knew exactly how it happened,
but the engine had been precipitated
dowit&sSteep embankment dragging
the baggage-car with it Fortunately
no one was injured, though some were
considerably shaken. 0cburee every
thing was confusion, the gentlemen all
left the cars, and several ladles valso. f
Kate knowing the danger, if any, had
peeked remained fa her seat. The
stranger, after ascertaining the extent
of the damage and probable delay, re
turned. Kate questioned him eagerly.
"There is," said he, "no danger, the
Leagine has been precipitateddown, the
f embankment and it wilt aeieveratv
hours before the train can move on."
"What is the distance from Stanley?"
"Only a mile and a half. As it is my
destination I am going towallcM sliall
be glad," he added, "if when I get there
Xcan;be'of anytservjce to you." r
"Thank you,'r8ne replied, "I, too, am
only going to Stanley, and as the dis
tance is so short, I will walk, too."
He picked up her light hand-bag and
is own more substantial (satchel, and
together they left the car. The ice of
conventionality ipefhg broken, they con
versed pleasantiyjon different topics,
aad: very jentertawing and agreeable
Kate found her strange companion.
He, oh reader, is the veritable nephew
of Seymour.
Havingno desire to be married to a
simpering boarding-school miss, as he
mentally pictured Kate, he had left his
guardian to proceed alone to tie house
of his old friend, while he went to Stan
ley to visit an old college chum? As ,he
walked and talked witli Kate -he
thought more than once, if some one
as bright and witty as she had been his
uncle's choice, his would not have been
so terrible a fate after all
The convention turned on books, and
they were isi the JBidst of an animated
discussion bnesmingVtMeirl favorite'
aaakors, when the depot at Stanley was
i was warmly el:
cesaed tocher pandfather. Near bin
stood a young gentleman, to whom he
had evidently been talking. This young
5 JSiFiP01 t&ialid,
aad after-a hearty slake, turned and in
troduces firm toMr. Howard as Mr.
OciLAlbuxL After the wmal ree
ings mi. uowara presented his grand
daughter to both the young men and
Katejsfl thejopportunitiofi thanking
Hr.AUftBdIof sis kindness to her. She
Irtherjpondered at the peculiar smile
wWch pervaded hiscountenance, as her
grand fsiterfpieiiouiicedjherjBame, aut;
it passed away as he acknowledged her
.thanks; by a gracef ul bow, and assured
"tier "'Twas nothing? t
, ;Mr. Howard, after a' cordlai invito?
Uon to' Mr. Davids to bring his friend
to the farm house, took Kate to the
carriage, and they rode away. A short
-drive over,asmpoth,quiet road, brought
them to the farm - house, and grandma
Howard received, her guest with open
arms. Kate found her visit, as she ex
pected, rather quiet, but the woods were
beautiful and she took freannnt mm.
I hWhrkiging as trophies of her search
great nanaiuis or lovely leaves, or a
new scene in her sketch-.btokv'Seae4
times she would take a book and read
an hour-in the calm autumnal solitude.
Thus the days fled. " 7
True to his promise Mr. Davids
brougktjuattyadut to call and after,
ievanoseveTyevening found him
at the farm house, occasionally-with hls-
host,buteftenest alone. He knew Kate
ww me -smpenng ma- ne Dm ipar-J
posely avoided and chance iad sqqnporr
tunely thrown in hte way7oVWevl-'
dentlydid not identify him with the
one whom he was positive she had le
the city to evade. He often laughed m
secret over their escapades, and blesjm
kind fate and the railroad accidant
which, contrary to their designakat
throwitthemloastber. Kate had beau
cef. fTherMfromfcimeaiMith,buM
ryaw -i '-Tt z"-- t'lr".1
earfFmioni the coaMnot tie-j
mitnng tnat jooaing rorwaoejpsns
si i mi i a made the days rjeas swiftly) fVr
noWYsie had grown t expect Mr. JJP
lamrfwith the growing dejfc Her
ether had written that eyporfJ:
axTivm xoiinmu ms ntsjiuow, uu(sh
had lingered stilL Evim after hearing
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It was her lasteveatagat the farm
house. Mr. Alland came as usual, and
Kate toldiim she was going home the
next day. T have made a lonfSvfsitl
she said; longer than I intended.''
Then'tJieweollection of the object of
her visit caused her to laugh aload.
Though readily guessing, Mr. Alland.
Inquired thereason of Jier mirth. Kate
gave him agraphic description of the
stormy interview with her father, and
her eecansde. adding. ,He -must, have
equally dreaded me, for vhe didnT; come j
with his uncle, and I ran awayfor no
thing, after alL"
ormothmr.Kate?"
A warm bjod frisped bars, sod a '
laoftretee
old story of love. She must have bean
a williag listeaer, for the hours rolled
by nn heeded, snd Mr. and Mrs. Howard
bad- long- been dreaming, when he
pressed the last burning-Use apon her
,jscrs's-jL t???SL2-- s
the train steaming toward the aty.
Kate was rather troabled as vleioos of
her father's indignation fitted-threugh
her mind for be was determined she
should marry a wealthy man, and her
lover, alas! assured her hatwaejnptt
rich. But as she glanced at his manly
form, and thought of the rich graces of
hisonind she felt she would nut-give
liim up for all the wealth the world
contained. When they reached the city
Kate wished him to allow her to go
home alone. , -
"I know papa will be furious, and he
might say sometmag you would not.
like. Indeed, I'd rathef tee him first
aad prepare hie mind for what's eon-,
ing, yoa inoVabe said, laugbln&v
But with the same curious smile she
bad before observed, he Jasisted on ac
companying her."
"Better have, it over with at once," he
said.
So it was with secret misgivings she
entered her own drawing-room, and
found her father and brother there.
The usual home greetings were over,
and Kate'felt rather than saw her lover
draw her father aside, and in a low tone
saysoniething which she knew con-
concerned her. Mr. Howard demanded
in an icy tone:
"Who, and what are you, sir?"
To'which he answered something that
caused her father to break into a hearty
laugh as he' seized him by both hands
and led him to where Kate sat
U y. dear-daughter," said he; "here is
Cecil Alland, Mr. Seymour's nephew.
He wishes to marry you, but as you
have so emphatically declared you'd
never speakto him, I am obliged to tell
Kim Itia anif to linn nl nnes ? JL-
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But Kate was already in her lover's
arms.
To this day (and they have been mar
ried a year) he teases her about her-
escapade. Cincinnati Times.
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Halmbolda Bachw. "
Helmbold's Buchu has long been
known aa one ot the most valuable med
icinwr attamaJble' in certain classes of
diseases, such as dyspepsia, chronic
rheumatism, dropsy, cutaneous effec
tions, and especially affections of the
urinary ogans.w, As a diuretic, it is su
perior to almost any other medicine in
use, and the great care with which it is
prepared, the absolute puntv of the-
preparation, and the" diligence used in
tne selection 01 me cruue material, nave
made it known far and wide as a relia
blejmd effective prepaaation, and one
JBiaocanralwaya; be used with safety
and benefit The great success of Helm
bold's Buchu has led 'to the production
!t man, spurious preparations, which
rrmadr cheaply and placed upon the
market to be sold on the reputation ac
quired by Helmbold's original prepara
tion., Parties who desire a really good
medicine should be careful and use
Helmbold's only. Sold by all druggists,
icej tipper .bottle, or 6 for $5. Medi
SaTdepot M -South loth St, Phiht, Pa.
Inheritors of vast wealth are prover
blally spendthrifts. The golden ore is
dug from the mine, refined, and coined,
hgJtbe labor, of-other hands and the
ewsut ofoOer-t)rows. Like children
playing with an expensive toy, they
um iunn uo just esumate 01 its vaiue.
:Wnen the jdonor weighed it he cast into
paianee so many days oiunremit-
ana tauguingtou, so many anxious
ileemess nitrhts. so much self4la.
mmVandae much care.. But theinher-
to ms balance throws only nleas-
ne values it bv what it cost
hV&thlTother, for what it will nur
cbjMQkeHhe prodigal, in the Scrip
tireafahki, he thoughUessly expends
ittPfiaifj the caprice and cravings of
his Mature. Then comes the last scene
tlsi misery, the remorse, andthe'long
amJL wearisome journey back to the
ae or rrugai mdustry. liut there
stheY nrodiirals. On her favorites
oar womiteous parent, Nature, has lav
ished her richest treasure health. But
the prodigal values it lightly, for it cost
bsx-nahfftuViod recklessly squanders
it in' riotous living. Present pleasure
ebscures future want Soon the curtain
rises on the last scene. We see him
helpless, impoverished the rich treas-
uresof body and mind all lost in mis
ramlleBpair. Bemorseful Conscience
noids up to nun tne mirror or memory.'
In his own reckless fqilyhe perceives
the cause of his present pain. . He re
solves to return. The k journey is long
ana teaious, nut 11 ne persevenniy
follows the right road, he will at length
see the haven of hw hopes in the dis
tance, and Nature, seeing her invalid
child afar off, will come out to meet
sdm,.SAdieceive him back with love
and bleasfafc To fiadtthe riYht road
homeward, the suirermgnrodisal should
'wtxmA Tfuk "Pwinlaa Vkmrnrai fianaAlicwI.
iieal Adviser." Therein it is completely
I mapped out its landmarks all indicated
its inilestooes ail nujnbefed. Bead
Ad.
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the author aad MMssber,
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tot Eilft KxtrMt
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tUk
jTheari niUitng m souderndieeovery
so wonderful and meritorious, as that
Seap. (aade by Crafia A Co, Philadei-
pnia.) it tens its sto ry ou the first tn aJ
Ask your grocer for it.
A Wr t h
If ros ar ar1at
rail year 4rmf
wltfe a Tr coach or rold.
flat aad gt a botu of Dr. Manball'i Loa
mrrap, aad aava larr doctor
irrsp, aaa wn iarg doctor bill, it mwfw
lBIO 4SIL
II t. rilea zi niiu. For aata la
tmittrmvMmm.
MAEK TWAIN'S "Jitw ooir-TiiE
Adykstvkes or Tom Sawyer" b
taking the country by storm. It is pro
nounced by all who read it as the beet
work he has ever done. It pleases the
boys and tickles their fathers aud
mothers also. r'
"it aukas tbosa laack who aar tauckad baform.
M& tbaaa & always Uofa. no laacfe ta
aioa.." J
3'),(W) copies have been sold in two
months.' Agents of this book must be
rasping-a harvest The publfshers, the
American Publishing Co., of Hartford,
Conn.,T have no w an office in Chicago.
It is an old and responsible firm aud
always has jtint the right books.
Ask your jcrocer or shoe maker for the
Pat. Wood Box Stove Polish Paste arid
Pat Wood Box illacking and dont let
him put you off with anv other.
CSSC BKMWK'M PAIW-KI LLIMO
- MAGIC OIL!
-IT WOKKS LIKE A OBAHH."
Benne's Pain-KUling Magic Oil is the
best thing ladies can use for their pe
culiar pains; in headache, lame back,
lame shoulders, swelling of the limbs,
and to use for the children in colds,
croup, hurts, burnsrand for any trouble
with the stomach or bowels. Use it
freely. .
Important to Persons Vial ting Now York.
Gband Union Hotel, opposite the
Grand Central Depot Baggage taken
to and from this depot to hotel free.
350 elegant rooms. Elevator. Euroieaii
plan. Single rooms, 31.00 and Sl.50;
also elegant suits for travelers. Prices
reduced. Cars and stages pass this
hotel tor aU parte of the city, and to all
thedepota&t
wtkwr Aawsaaiy Sinewa Is equal to Cab
TEE'B EXTRACT 0 MM ART WbiD for break n.
ap a cold od carina Hoarsenes. P'n la the
Breast, Hide or Back. Soreness or the Fiesn and
Bones. Stlffsass of the Joints. Mumps, Swsllaa
I'OW) Mil
Chemlcslskill makes manufacturers
adepts' in adulteration. It also quickly
enables experts to detect adulterations.
Dooley's Yeast Powder, for sale by
all grocers, has stood the test of anal
ysis andfbeen proven the purest and
strongest of baking powders. It makes
the most delicious bread, cake, tolls aud
pastry of all descriptions.
A Bother liaaeiod Kupture Case Mr. 8. J.
Potisr IWtlr Escapes Ueitth Afir Two
Bays' .Sufferloic.
Samuel J. Potter, of Indianapolis,
came to this city on Thursday last to
consult Dr. J. A. Sherman on hernia.
Mr. P6tter stated to us that he had teen
afflicted for nineteen years, and on two
occasions nearly lost Imlife through its
strangulation. The last attack was on
the 4th inst,;when, after two days' in
tense suffering, he barely recovered.
He returns home highly animated with
the assurance of safety from another
attack. Dr. Sherman's reputation for
success in the cure of this affliction
brings him patients from every part of
the country
Bleaaaw mt Lmmg, Cheat and Throat
are so prevalent ib oar erer ehanalnir cllMate.
that snch a medlelaa ia nP aTifhl!,.. .!.:
1 Sjrnp U JnTaluabie to tha whale coam unity, ft
IW"Whlle you hare yoor family physician to
J?irai!t"'??poi,ea ,0 ineleaient weather,
and wKrt raust-besr tha btuai of ibs heaTT
edll aKenclex is Dnde barn's Condition Powder
to pwent disease and torfstora the sn I reals to
health again when sick. Theie Powders are a
Ulned through all druggists. PrepareoUby tha
Emmert FroprleUry Co.. Chicago. ,"'"''
-The Piwfaaaaacaa the author' of numerous
standard works on raedlelaa and sarsary. aad a
Profeasorla dlCorent -Hedlcai CoilegVsfor up
wards ot twanty years. He U tha original dls
S?Ie.1K;2,.5b. SWMPf disease, and the remedies
iH't.-Hvi'SS"."!? bwuto aesirBetloB. His
vi . itiui, ai.wv
an lung i
Doxseni ormaii. cures conatiawu
ions ai teases, his Ferer and Ague Cure. 11.00 oer
box. sent by mail with full dlrecttoaa;ltlTay
u ITCHO PILES. -
oj lupiuiui lire auinurc, insirtssing itching.
as
auun pia worms weie crawl nrin and about
the rectuBi. partlealarly anlght. tfii. prltiite parts
diseases. Mslledt any addresson iece.pt of price
Veta a Box, or torae boxes $1.2S. AUdresi letters
Dr 8waynetBon S Sorto uirth stj PmiadeN
phia. Remit by P. O. order, or registered letter.
has no equals among 5-cent cigars. Mall onleis
promptly attended 7a Address Philip mxcmb.
218, 5tfi street, Des Moines. "- .,,
fSTThe foolisti maa ballt kls house apaa, tka
sands, aad the rktas came, and the floods washed
It awy. Another Baa ooaght a new harness and
C8?J!".?e5too,e,wUI,aat oll'ngor cleaning it.
until it becaaie bard aad brittle, and, one day.
when In the amidst of his harresr, the harness
broke, ..d he waa eompelied to drlra to town aad
te'Sf'J?.-7 '',Bor 'n MTlng It repaired.
Had he Uken good ears of hU harness by using
Unde Baafs Haraess Oil wh en occasion require?
a would bast arolded tha loss of tlsae and teav
per. an x Oeen greatly the gatner In both eolBfert
aud moi ay. aad kls harness would have lasted
Btncb Jongar. KamsBert Proprietary Co., Chicago.
UL. mannraetarers. For sale by karaass jsaiers!
druggists, aaddlars. y"?'y1'
J- wratt. sfCMs, ays: I bats triad
?.:iJEL.tJL0?u0Bt, Extract af smart Weed
at the bedside In bu nerous caxes of Acute Dys
entery aad other Bowel aYsetlos. aad-iaa ra
Dlpthena.1aadhaTe fouad irsarprtslagly aSlea
doas ItaeeBtsalatestaspoiriola these rirtr
Do aot neglact a ceagb or cold.
Kllerfs Kx-
tract ot Tar aai
ma wild cnenv I
Is a standard reme-
ay. aaa wiu
aaaga m
half the time re-
ailred bTordluary rasaadiea. ib asthmatic aad
nmBcaiai aaeenans. aaa ail throat aad orast
diseases. U U a tralr great aeJlelne aad has
sared maByalaable flas. Mela by all druggists.
MenSsgs?
Cat, far in stssaa,
WoBxa. Chseago.
io. UL
$2500
i year to'Arenta. Oatat aaa' a
S Sbal Gn frm. WmT Ursas ad
dre. J. Wo tCo.. a.Umit.Mo.
$984
e by dm Areas In X days. Uaew
articles. Samples free. Address,
v. m. uasxasxmjs,
Saeeialtles made la all kinds of Field Seeds. Oar
esretable seeds f principally iATrethV) Bre af tha
3?ryiestgrewth In the country. Haadqaarte's fo
OnioBSef. Orders wramatly ailed. OAtPSKT
A CO.. US Bndr street. Dareapartrowv.
The Brjamt el StnittoM
MaatfUi BBtlBl COlfl ill TsslTlltTslBrll,
ItO. 44 Rewth Werldlaa liaal Tfcla aM
i?!4.961 baa la its Faculty tha beat book
keepar. tha beat aeamaa. the most aecemaUshad
teJgrapk operatar. and Botarloaslr the graataat
eTOylBBkert-hBd writers. Sastd tmt Clreaiar
aad become aeaaaiaced with aa.
- KXH2C SOT A HEiejUET. .
P - Use De Holer's.
E
0PANISH CATARRH SHUT
Tar all dlataaia of the icoti aad msi aad far
ttewraaf CATAWam.was at .the. aaost aaaaaiMi
aad sweat dliaaiaBMe ef oomplalBta. aadreaw
or testimonials eoald be alToa. bat ahay would be
BSMeaa. b a trial of It Isira beat tttmala Rs
ert s eaeatoas. rleassag aafaadsata. Said
y all dnggbtaatS eentapT aox-or poataaa
Sw0! r BFOjasTw W.Katosraak
Rocheaatr. If. T. JmxBJCAjrsr IaxkM
sleagaatg for lewa.
TXlCXl
wCfewiP
3KE1
iXtm AtMHtmnrrFAfi
UEWELKY CASKE
a"Fxeplafr, PHee tiftmt'.JB
OoatalBB the rTaet-Articles, aad la the stese
VALUABLE r'kasT ef Its kln la tha world.
FAPI PAIIAPEOTTIIIS ATlLUiBLECIlTmCATI.
Motick Tate Eaveesae eeatala mere Sta-tlo-err
thaa any other Varletr Packara aad U
the airy Oaaalae Package aaaie aa, EvaryP
are alas eeotalaa or rare Wall
imse
ST Jteravalav. saS mmmm mm Baaanfnld TSBSlI
Bead fey dreaiaxef rstsrsatsa, a C BBISTOI
A
ttoetaaiJveBaid).
vvi Dome, cures Catarrh.
kBecuoas. and aeatraHses all poisons Ib
-'IWlJTerBenoTator Pills. 2$eenu oir
a aaa an bit.
ibopNAllw asakmaiiilsf aaawa4aWark.
arrriai fjmm rraa. t. rrAM A CO, .
sab txaa. r-iiifrfK-
&-iMKzm?zruxir;
av walla atartlrtaav BMaaUeaa faralsaaj.
draasyi. W TatagrB fimu. JaarMsa Wss.
PA-iJili lfiliriHsl.i
laataaUy teres JCaaraKSk 5soetM a4 sack
acsdacaa. akawmsHslaT Tasjarka. aa4 att
asrroaapalaa. Ask yt draagut tor R.
S-S5aaSJB pa ASkeriea. stapta arUa. Trade
ecBUaaaaraUmsaaisg. Asrata waatad erary.
wkara. smt Jar slrRbst f Bewssrr WkUav
ssVaasy seres JLT. r.ftkit.uc.
Eiropm Larch ui Evergreens
Betstk aad I
adlawi
at prtcaa la Awertca. caca
freav aaa4 bafara kwrswaaiaat sssaaik ars
D. HIU Draoaa arsssar Ka Oswaf. m.
L-a tor th, t l liwv at iurtuij
VUM-r. uu iv,ft.ri orar
Transportatioa farcUbad ttr.
sSkNIS
iVIWttkjUk
he sal)
WANTED
Most pert aat, darable. aad chaapaet IreatBg b
to ,b. world, a-4 tmr ''
OdeaUaLaBAliaas. stw scaioaga.
DIAFNISSIS
A popalar aad heaaufaiir Illustrated treatise ea
tha diseases of the fit aou ar by P. U. kill,
Aarist. Tbuae aBictad with daaraseoeaws die.
ease of lb ear. wilt tad sums. Meg of advantage
la this ezrllfit little work Bawl for a cap)
Price a cents by maiL. Addraas ktaaaoaiTB
rcausBiau Co. KikfcaH. lad.
SAW MILL FOR THE PEOPLE
rPMU saual r tW ai aWiUfU4
J. M mf aa.y aw tarn a siaa w
aa4 aln S. wl , pr 4 Saal ka-
I m ta im umiw BBia. n
ara iu BMt Maitl aaS si
wl 11.4. mi4 w4 hIi1 t In
d imI It M Mn, aaS
s; iarl4 la trm aaa to ! tmf Urn.
Ill mmi; f rtava isnataf
gtamaMitaWlat tra -f
teat frra JSSS u
a PW lata ar ymr
Tk. BUI a4 IuIm m; m.mXi ka
,ii.nli.l t, tea awe. hcaS t ekis'ar.
jszuxtKuain. chandler 4 taylok.
BRISTOL'S
Magical
Witch Hazel Ointment !
rsaSUve Cara for Piles. Old Acres. IMrers.
InB Bird Krellds. Holli, I arbuades. Corns, liun
lons. Chapped Hands, Ac, Ac
l'rlce. - 3 ceflts per box. fiepsld by msSl.
5 boxes by mslt. prepaid, for - - 91 i
One doxen, by mall, prepaid, for - - - xw
rend for atrial box and conSOeaUal drcalar to
igenis. and yon siili be sura to-order more, aa
you will find It the most magtcal hrallng aiiU
curing medicine you ever tiled. Sead all sums
orrr one Hollar la ot OSceOideror Keglstered
Letter. Address C C. BRISTol
11 East Houston street. New York.
BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP.
UnrlTalled ror
ithe toilet Bd
theheth Noar-
USeUI and de.
ceptlve odors to
corer common
ahddeleterlotts
agredlent
After Tears of
Iscieatlflc ex
oerlment tne
manufacturer ot B. T. Babbitt's Meet bosp has I
prfrct ed and now offrs to the pnb'le the FI S KRTT
TOlLEThOifiMUE n ublu. only in purrst
vegetable olta used In Its man a act u re. Pr Cae
Im tbieNwraery It kssss Kejajal. Worth ten
times Its coat to ever mother and family la
Christendom. Sample box contalnlsg 1 cakes of
6 ounces each, sent free io any addrts ob receipt
ot i cent' Addrexs H.T. skatkblit, Saw Yark.
City. tSTFar sale by all dragglsta.
RUPTURE!
DB. J.A. S11KRMAN of 1 A nn jt , N. Y.. Is
still at Mr irnrb office jr. PUthSt., 8t. Luuls
No., fnrnlshinghlstrratmeat fur tha relief and
cureof rapiaie. The Injury resulting from the
continued usr of Irassrs. saeh as impoteiicy. kld
ney aad biadder sffcttlotis. loss of maubo.'d. etc..
are all aroldtd Id it. Sliermsn's trcatme"t.
Tetras, moderate. Personal attendance necessary.
Thoe from ti e country can rvretve treatment
and leave for borne the satue day. Hopks with
photograph llkenrsses before and after trtatment,
mailed for luctnls.
Now read what Mr.fleitheuser has experienced.
Db. J. a. SHERMAN Duak. Slit: I am leellng
Ixtter to-dsv than 1 have for twenty years.
haTe spent duritg that period at least J.W and
received iio beneet whatever, except when I re
ceived treatment from yon last winter, i bantu
to the Lord I have got over my trouble new.
JSverytblBfT Is la Its proper place, and I am soaud
once u.ore. My friends Mr Srbentkand lager,
are doing well, aad are very much pleased with
your treatment! Tours truly.
HSSUYQBLZRkCSBB.
St. Lfiuls, Jaly S. TL Stall No. 1 South Market.
K 8.-The i e are severl m-re of my friends
anxious to get under your treatnisot..
BEAUTIFUL.
FABMKRS FABMKRS WXTZ8.
ONS and DAUOTESsrttSnUonl
Learn to baatify your HOsCBS) and
VANTAGE and moat ECOIf OMICAIXT.
a-rSHSff nd b"1 GUIDES sumTCAT
ALOOTJES in the WORLD.
l.Tfyo? hBvisr a FAJtM ox QAJU
for FREK deaonptiv CULRCULAR: or
10c. for lUuattateatatosEe, 13dpeiw!
r.o.iK,,, B. K. BLISS A SONS.
No. 5712. ' 34BarcUrSt.irewT.rlr
Mr aaaual catalogue o Yege-able and Power
Heed for 1IC7. win be ready by Jaaaary. aad seat
FKKF.toall who apply. Caatomers of I st ea
season need aot write for It. i offer one of the
largest collections or vegetable seed ever sent out
br any seed house la America a large pertloa or
which were grown an my six seed farms. Printed
directions for ealtlvatioa aa every paekaca. ll
seed sold fiom my estabtlskmeat warranted to be
both frek and truataaaae; aa far. taac akaald
it prove o:hsrwtse I win rctu the order gratis.
as the original latredacar of tka aabbard and
Msrblehead Kqnashee, the Marble heo cabbsges
and a score cr other new vegcUbles. I Invite the
pstroBsge of aix wo abb abxiocb to hatx
THBIB SBXD rBBHTBT;a 84 Of the TUT
BBBTfrrBAlB. Maw efxaSablew a Naeelalty.
JAafXS J. II. aaaauatl Marbiekead. Mass.
Garden Seeds For Ioia Soil
a- fc
(KsTABuaam w law.
Th subscriber having twenty .aaa years ex
perience In suppltlar seeds adBgdasl ta Iowa aafl
aad eliraatev aoUclis orders Jrom gardeaerssad
farmers, awlwvlaB that from nootbae soarre eaa
.better or as good seeds ka ebtalaed far Jawa cal-
PRICE WST:
Thaaa saada will be seatfcy aatt peat paid, at the
prices named below, excepting Pea. Means, aad
Cora: -for tbeae seeds thirty rests per aaartmaet
b sent for postage. XemK taoaey by draft, peev
ekmea order, ear express.
Itrry Valea-fna Bash Scene
" Mohawk
Black Wax v
Large Lima rale
Sryptlaa Tavaip Beet.
Loayr, Blood .
a
Bsriyskiooth Bleed-
Whltb Sagar :.
KarlyWlnniBgHetraafle
" JeraeyWakefeli "
Large Late Drumhead "
Prcmlam , Flat Patch
Impreved Loag Oraage Cssrrot....
Noaprtel CaalHower..... .
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rrce MKX.J A. DKOLUXORK. UkriBT.lsl
rujx nj. (Pormssly stra. Of. a. H. Colli s
SarA. A.a tor reail.Katsersatvtyaa
Vw awajay B4m.Ur( (i r HarmBm-itn
1. MtHsssMaf Paaluy. how to cara tam."
1 ) eats) rwl revltsa,'-eaaetila.
X "tb Uaai SwwI-lar ta PU. or le apiu''
(Wita rleaant rutl.pM frontlsplra 1st. ete.)
aayiRaatratad clreaiar af ta Saaka. aad at
loyrhulre ajraJisMaa and STrkilsa. (Lsaoaar
aitd aaT Foals la the world), maild lot dt
stamtt. Clthrr txxk n. poi'.psUl. for M ran' t by
I1SO. f, MOkShaX. Mairoa. Ma.
MONEY
i lw laeeav ajaslsrsi
lull ibssssi Bflaasiairt
irpaa tsaproved farms Tn sams of MW
u'V
yards, for a term efl ta m years ; I
ereeat, payaoiearBii aaaaaily.
Choice Iowa laaas H SMav aad Mwkrda.
iad at 9 per eauT. in' reei
somuol isoNoe wjurrau. Appir
UttlllABl A TIlLLBTH
Onaeni lilurs lewa.
IHEHIX; TOBiiTO.
MATCHLESS
ri.irxT ring himatco
Isi ita aOHLI). AHA fax
It. TkKr. NO trTHKK.
THE nOHEE TOBACCO CO.,
ltd Water PS.. N. T
9A UKKHC, Chleagre.
STEEL HORSE MnOES.
Farsters aart Oivarni of Hersrs
ran save at least
no PER CENT IN MONEY.
byaslag HTKKL SUOXS la tka tlace of IkON.
Por sale by all leading hsrdware boasas through
oat the country, bead for circular to
CLKVSLASO KOLLI.NO MILLOO.,
Manufacturers, Clevelaad. Ohio
LANDS FOR SALE.
960,000 Sootli eit limit
First-lass Stock Farms. excellent AsTtcattutel
Iads. aad "be beat Tobacco Region In the West,
Short winters, no grasshoppers, orderly eocteiy.
good markets and a haaltby country. 1
frtrea! IiasM'red'ti FreeTraaspottatloatotbr
lands rntnlsned purchasers. Tor farther la.
formation addraas A. I. Duss, La&a Commis
sioner. M, Louis.
CATARRH.
ir too are amlcted wit thU modern leprae
tad have triad ail tha so called "sare earesrwlth
oat permaneat relief, aakvoar draawiatfer Da.
KAKMNkRH CATAKRirTRKATMKNT. A HIS!
bottle free; or INCUMB SXraBJUt CHAK4i
(Z)TO VH FOR IT. wa waat a reliable ageat is
every county, ta whom wa offer extraordinary
ladaeameata. Try this remedy rally at oar ex
recse. call, or address, wrra araar far .sr
"ulara. PACSiAaBFBBBOWBBcmrrneraioAfl
W. O. MAMILTOR.
Konnt 1. 7 W. vsaiaon fttreet rmiOAfNi.
15.00. GENT? V A WATCH CO
I .ImMetersof the great SUMcm Winder. Abeaa.
tlfulneavy atem indar and stem setting watch
iiiaeiiatoaropfla race, sioaea aicsei ctae. u ran
jewels, expansion balance, ad lusted to beat, cold
and position. We guarantee ike beet time piece
aad meet aeonotolcal watch for railroad men,
farmer' school teachers, mechanics and beslaes
mea.yet Inveatcd. ami tne price plaee-s It within
Mack, af SH. Ooat pay t or ie for a watch
when yon caa buy tbts ae fr M (Unt "C O.
I.."toany part of the C H withprtvllagoof ex
amining before taking. Over S.ama) inuwln
York Slate alone. Andreas. Oaaara. WercN Co
Imtorters: Western office IClarkht .Chicago. Itl
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Inhto. Bead tt.M and
'cheat mataarsv
Ask forFrat Mesa aateaf JBraew.es
TRY A BOX OP TIHS AND
TOTJ MILL USE NO OT1IKH.
Ann Eliza
13 Young
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Rttract frci a tetter frww Ivw A (u Uii
lU&over, N IU J- ra, lCA. Ytw raedlelaa
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oar best pMklsBit sad tbre U ao sckuI vt
what It U filflret.
ktilrsct from s Utter rro 1U ,Niitt Mad
ay, Coaaty Jadjeof fbib ( wjni tadtI
llarlaa. April is tTJ I I drldiit pretdrd
to sny other llatmeat sold la tbl ; n
Kttract from a Utter frm It kt nuetKr Ut
ed Cut, Mo . Aug 1 IsTl 1 in. iiif tea
bottlea of joar t.srrMor tt) i 1 wl no
bottle of an j other ll&lmrsl
Extract frm a latter trtn J II lHntetiNrc.
dated KIlBl. Cbrroha Nan Itnl T pl t,
I'-TI 1 keep ,oi t.srffMBC P H eli raptdt;
nerrhanl's flargllHa; Oil 1 tb ind
ard llatntcut w( tha I nlied Mate. Ittblt.bd
J KJS. Larr le f 1 u:ata, -Ac o.ll r.
traall slse for fainllr Vr Manftsrd at
Locaport, N T b Merthaat .enr lor ti t .
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Steel ISohiii Plow.
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THE DEI AM) IWUHI.Kn YKaKI.Y.
ALSO
Three Horse Equalizer Plow Clevis
as shawa on above rut
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brat-eat j Iu pluw vita three ttar.as. l
smssI Memati flaws. Coltl vetoes A Hart owe.
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THE ELECTRIC PcN AND PRESS.
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