s
m r
izpoktant pecisios.
The Supreme Court .lUken at, Tjxirtortant
iDnurziDcc Derision Ficht Aguiiut Sll-vrr-
Meat UiorU.
WAsmscTos, April 1G. The Supine
Court of the United States rendered a djt?
ton in tlie insurance ease of Emilie iloular,
plaintiff in error, against the American Life
Insurance Company, in error to the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania. This was a suit
apon a policy of life insurance, which con-
ained a jwrt of the contract the stipula-
Hon aiat "If the representations and an
swers n:ado to the company in the applies
Jion for a policy should 1m- found untrue in
my respprt. the ixilicy should be null and
mid." When the insurance was obtained
the assured was asked anions other ques
lions whether he had ever liad asthma,
scrofula or consumption. His answer was
no.
low
in tne trial of tlie case m tlie court Iks-
tlrere was evidence to show that ifrv
-i.r? 1.-..1 i..i t..-. i: -
.t.i-eti nan liad tl:ee diseases m an in-
cii.ient tonn prior to the application for in-
surance. but there was al evidence goin
Jo show that he was entirely unaware of it!
T;u "wniiMunc jury mat it mace
uijciwicf wueiner tlie assurel was
aware of it or not. if as a matter of fact
be had had tho- d:-aes. ll answers to
the comnany. although made honestlv and
in sood taith, wen- none tht- less untnie and
the comjmny w.u not bound by the ixriiev.
Thiv ruling i-. here :i.-:sneil for aixir. This
court hold.-: First That what tlie compan
retti:rnl of tin- aimd and what tlie latter
ainved to as a condition precedent was that
be Mtouiu make full and honest answer to division marched awav not a splinter of
JinV",lVlllra,H,n-faU?c?1- the dimensions of a verv much abbrevi
'ealinent. fcecoiid lliat the fart that he ... .. ,.",,. r.- . i
had had certain dUea-es and said he had not
bad them did not nwirilv iii-:iHiln? ihe
policy when there wa.-, evidence to how
that the diseases were so latent that the
a-siind was not roiwious ,f tiiem. Third
That it :i :ii rri.u.iii-: on.ictrii.firiT. f
lie fimtnct m iir.i.i .. ti... ...'. ...i... .is,!
that tlie company was relieved from
if it appeared that the a-ured had
fact nihst-fHi with the disvao mentioned.
tilaiutiff was not rwhidl ta'ml
the policy unless it appeared that he knew :
or had reason to believe at the time of hi- 1
application that he wa or
llicted. The judgment of
is therefore reversed with
aside tlie erdict.
had been so af
the court below
direction to set
sTi:iw.i.i.c. .r. vrvT siLvr.n.
A incftin: of n-itresentatives of various
5oard of Trade of thecountr:.- was held at '
WillardV Hotel to unre ujkjIi Comrre.-.s tlie
policy of a diacoutinuance lor two years, at
least, of tlie coinage of the siher dollar.
Delegates were present from the comnier
fial 1kh1'hs of Portland, Providence, New
JIavcu. New York. Pniladelphla. IJaltimon.
Cincinnati. Chirairo. ist. Louis and ilinm
ajxilis. Martin ("o'e. of St. Louis, pre
sided, and II. 1. Kojden. of Cincinnati, was
secretary. Resolutions approving the policy
of di.cintinuini; ilvr coinage were
read from tlie Boards of Trade
of Mobile. New Orleans. Detroit
luiisville. Milwaukee. Uurlalo. Memphis, I
Paterson. Cleveland and tlie Chailecton and '
New York Stock. Cattle and Pioduce Ex- :
ohange. In every tase with but oneeeej
tion the resolution were reported as having
Ih-cu adpted unaiiinionsl. A letter was
Tead from Mr. Halstead. of Cincinnati,
strongly unring cessation for the present of
silver coinage. A memorial siied by 2.000
citien1: of New York wa rul favoring the
home i-olicy. Brief addresses were made b
a number of gentlemen present, setting '
forth tlmt the thoughtful business men of
the country are viewing with alarm the pro- ;
entanil prosjcii'.e eiieeLs ii suei coinage,
and that a very decided change in the popu
lar sentiment on silver coinage is taking
place in various localities of the West and
South.
T1IK X.VTIONAI. MH.VT KHfOirT.
Values of export of domestic cattle, hie
and beer, )ork and dairy products for March.
1SS4, -cr. 010.'.0.1; same inontti in 1S"3, S10.-4:v4.:-i2Ti:
tlnee months ended March :1, 1 S4,
iS1.05T.S2: against 6::i.20.".l0 the corres
Itonding i-erhtd last year. IJeef and iork
prtnliicts for the liie months ending March
:;i. l'"". :s.42l.ooo. against sr.s.o-is.'ioo foi
the same time in IssS. Daily juoduct-s foi
the eleven months ended March 21. 1Ss4,
Sl4.2tM.04:;, against 12.0'.): .org for the cor
resMinding month of lsv;;.
m
TOOK POLAND.
Tlie
Russian Gmvnniir.iit Kiirouracinjr; a
Itpvnlt as an IUruc for Tyranny.
IyiNTKix, April 10. Kus.sias tjT.inny in
Pohuul is becoiiiins more and more intense.
Its present extreme brutality has riven rise
to a rejKirt. which receives credence, that
lLc Czar is contemilatini?oiicf the blacker
of iKlitical crime that of fonienting a
rclielliou arainst his own authority foi
the purjxie of diverting the attention ol
the Kus.sian people from the jrniwiiis
fitren:
of
Nihilism, and
affording a
pretext for
terror whirl i
a reisn of bltvMl and
it i hopetl may crush tlie
Kihiliflts. This jKtlicy i .said to be the out
tinie of the militarj" council recently held
by the Czar and the rulers of the various
ifussiait Govcninients. It is said that
General AUVtleiiski. the Governor General
of -Kussian INifand. left the council
nnnetl with authority to drairoon tlial
unhappy country into revolting: tliat he has
found a wiiliiif; Iieutciiant in eiecutins thii
order in Major General and Baron j
Modem, the Governor of Warsaw. Tht j
visihle indications of mis alleced imperial
cnnsiiiracy are a suddeu incrcasj' in the nuui
lcr ot" iilice -nues. who now hwarm in every
liartof Poland and hae had frequent col
lisions witii the jK-ople, notably at Vet
n.koll. where one spy and several citi
7ais were killeil: the freijuency
or midnight arrests without warnuiLs. and
-without riving the accused any notice ol
the offense with which he is charced:
the imposition of new taxes, and especially
the revival of the system of retenr.e fanir
irur. witli iLs attendant exactioits and evic
tions, and the sliaiueful brutalities tene-'
tratetl by the iolice upon women and youns (
jrirls during their froii.'iit ilimiriL
iary visits. A rigid censorship ol
the press has been established
throuriiout Poland, and but few hint, of '
lb.' real condition of affairs can be olvtained ,
from Toli-di iiapcrs; but these hints, coupled .
with diplomatic reports from Warsaw to
Vienna, sen-e to reveal what seems to be J
tlie monumental outrage of tlie totterinz !
autocracv.
Found GuUtr.
Santa F N. M., April 16. During tha
present term of tlie United States Court
Antonis .Tiron was arraigned, and, stfter a
two days trial, was found guilty of murdei
in the first degree. The sentence, which
under the law is lianring. has nol
yet been pronounced. .Tiron was in
dicted April ::. 1SS3. for the wanton
inunler of Freenuin Burla, at Donna. He
was raptured on the safne daj after being
Khot in the hand and placed in the Mesila
Jail. From this jail, in company with othei
d"K'rate characters, he cscaied aud fled tc
ol. Mexico. He was soon recaptured, and,
fitter much wranriing bervvecn the twi
Government aliout the extradition paper
vita placed in the new jail In Las Cruet.
JOHN BROW.VS SCAFFOLD.
An Eastern Yankee Thoncht Tbero
Millions In II," But U I'ruvw to Be -'An-otlur
Speculation IJuated" The Disposi
tion of the Original Structure.
. Fond du Lac, Wis, April 15.
I An article In an eastern
paper, .statin
that the scaffold upon which. lohn Brown
was hansed has leen purchased by :a East
5rn speculator, has created considerable
more imprest in Fond du Lac than in
some parts of the Union, though wher-
i evcr lue
are survivors of General
fattersou'a command of 30,000 men
there the same interest in the specu
lator's purjose obtains. It is given out
that the parpo-e of
.u -.11
tuc iiiiK-
purchaser of the John Brown scaf
fold is to cut it i into very diminutive
pieces and sell the same as relics. A
rery inlerestiuz enterprise this is, to be j
.im t, ..!,. ,...-,. n- ,t . ....-inHc
i , , .... ., ..r
' "ii-amas to survivors oi i-aiiersun ui-
. . -. . ..... .,
j na,. uho remembered that between the
1 11 and l' 1st of July, 1EG1, they were
' participants in a mid on the only original
, john Brown srafioai, aad that as a caf-
Jold it was then demolished root and
brauch. The soldiers of this command
were years ahead of the schemer the pa
per refers to iu cuttiun the scaffold into
fragments for ielics. The pur
pose was so stronz to have a
piece of the timbers, and the pur
suit so searching, that when Patterson's
'llcu Iea-P-'uc was lelt ot tU:11 caiioiii
rthich the eastern fraud is to sell so fast.
Colonel C K. Pier, Colonel T. II. Green,
- .iTir..5n nit r iv.twi n-iii.-neir. ;mh1
T. F. Strong, Jr., are anion!; the Fond du
' Lac bov.s who can testify to the truth ol
low uiu. ,
liability j this report, 3tid the two first named gen
lKen in i tlemen hive iccounted the history of that
!
j raid on the John Urown
caffold very
graphical y in recent conversation
Kach
of these gentlemen and other soldiers of
fjomiwnv I of the First Wisconsin, displav
relics of the earlv visit to Charleston,
from which Patterson"? command carne.i
the acaffoid piecemeal, but entire.
DESTRUCTIVE STOItflS.
Portion of Gorsiii mid tisslssiptii Visiten
iy iestructse Wmii .storms nouses uuii
Oiher I'miiirty Iletn)jed aud .Many l'er.
unscriuu.iyii.jii i.
Coz-rnnus. Ga.. April 10.
A violent wind and raiu storm parsed
over the city Monday night. Kain feii :'..l
Inches in three hours, liuds were badlt
, washed, but there is no serious loss ol
property and no live lost. Much damag
to property is reported from Auburn.
! Alabama.
special from Chipley, Ga.. says a dis-
atrous cyclone swepr over Harris
County Monday night. The wind s tonn !
Ftruck Chipley about 2-.r.O a. in. ins
first damage done was at the residences ol
Georg.- Wiiliams and Mrs. Iiabbs, three
miiea southwest of Chipley, and from
there to Mr. Culpepper's and T. .1.
Jenkins' places, where houses w?re
blown down. Lee Alford was instantl
killed at the latter place and his wife anc
three children badly hurt. Alford' bod
wa fouud 150 yards from the house.
Outhouses on Samuel Goodman's and
Jr.o. 15. Hastey's place? were demolished.
John Laugford and son were badly hurt,
and wife and child killed.
Mrs. Mary Davis' residence was de
molished. In the town of Chipley the residences
of J. M. Kees, E. F. McGee, Dr. J. E.
Tiiornton, A. .1. Irwin, li. li. Waylor, It.
A. Bcrner, A. 1'. Hampton aud Laytleld
were blown down or badlv damaged
. , . . .. " . .
Thomas Champion was badly wounded
BnujiB.inainiininM.gi.uj.
K.F. McGee received Severe internal
Injury and his son was fatally wounded
L'u -
t)y
Mrs. Lavlleld and sister were tligb
hurt.
A. J. Irwin received severe internal
in-
juries.
Mrs. Lancford was badly hurt.
Dr. .7. E. Thornton was sliriitly bun.
Ilea Powell and sou are reported killed
The storm passed in a northeast direc
tion from Chipley, and outhouses and
part of Joe Dumas' residence were blown
down.
IJ. S. Parkraan's place was demolished.
Jake Powell's place was wrecked.
Outhouses and residences on I Jew .Tas.
I. Joaes' and Thos. L. IJowden's places
were badly damaged. The last named
places are near Warm Sprinss, where
Jjowden ari wife were sliriitby wounded.
The destruction of property cau hardly be
estimated. The cyclone swept evcrythiiis
in it. path, and many miraculous escapes
are reported.
New Oiilkans, La., April lo.
A Times-Democrat's Vaiden fMisB.)
special says: Biackkawk, eighteen
miles west of here, was struck by a cy.
clone Monday. W. W. Brewer's and U.
Chippen's dwellings aud out-houses were
totally destroyed. Brewer's daughter
was seriously hurt. Dr. Ben F. Kittrell's
office was demolished. J. B. Streator's
dwelling and saw-iuili were unroofed
and his
Btroyed.
stables and out-houses de
J. Jones' house and
PurcelPs shops were de-
The residence land shops ol
J. D
" .
Stroyeu
ll- Jordan, the Methodist District
High School buildings and Meinodisl
Church were considerably damaged. Mrs
Hutchinson's house was destroyed and
. , . , f..i. t..
her collar-bone broken. .Much othci
property was destroyed, and a numbei
of other persons were also seriously i
jured, but names are not given.
A Tempest in Th Tea-Pot.
Lokdox. April IS.
The greatest consternation and ex
citement prevails throughout China, and
a general levy of Chinese troops has been
ordered. The Empress has ordered the
commander of the Chinese troops at Bac
Ninh, together with the officers of his
staff and leading line officers to be be
headed for disobeying the orders of the
War Department in not fortifying their
rear so as to prevent a flank movement.
and in not communicatine. in tho Hwrt.
ment that their force was not sufficient to
cope with the French troops. 1
Easier Ej?
- , . ,1
few Americans who. ,
There are but
upon the
approach of Easier, can tell
,y of the larger confectionery
whv in manv
stores ejrirs are seen
surmoanieu uv a
rabbit. The legend is thus :
On the'
Continent, especially in Germany, the
yiauou saint, as u were, oi iim i--.:isici
e-s is tin- rabbit. Children are taught
; 'o believe that these lively little : animal
. mv, . ....-v-v.. .. -i-e-" J""- " v
are told the story of Santa Clause at
Christmas time The evening beore
Easter Sunday they nre sent to bed
early, when the older people make nests
around the jrround near the house, and
wy- T nr vnri.iuirrt mrrrv iiiki s n '
i in the inornmir the vouuirsters hunt for
1 . . .. . .-.. . .. ..-
i llie oeautuul eircrs lam uv me raonns
the nijrht previous.
ith everv lvciirnnp taster the con-
ceits in 0 decoration increase, and o
does the ui'inand for tiiem. Confection-
T were the first to introduce the Easter
": in this country, tud this was fol
lowed by the Easer card. The
I tfiuviii ii iiiu iii.iirv,L t v..nf ,xv
numerous to mention Jirs cost irom
Vi...,- M ; ..li ..,',MmWn ;..
Jm.'. " 4" "" v " ,'
fancies and de-trns. and novel-
ties are continually appearing.
1'he larger fpian'itv are imported
from Germany :nd France, but
'he work of desirninjr is irrowinc
raiiiillv in the Cniufl States. They are
, -, . ; . i
made of nrar, rmn paste, papier mache,
chocolate, bronze, old. silver, rla-s,
'. wood, wicker, etc. Natural ejr-decora-
I ted are worth fron live cents to one
'dollar apiece, anl U,e reporter who
i.-Ked how it was pos-ioie to sen sucn ; soo., to Com. W gave him nine bottles
beautifulh hand-painted ejrs for so lit- j of Swif 't Specific and lie has beeu en-ire-tie
was answered that the work was I ? cured. It has created gnat exciiemnt
... T-. i... (iKoni 'tiitti lt?'r ii !
III I .111 Mill- tt 1 I I : 1 I tlll.H A lllll II k .1 -- I
1 i-, , . . .
verv cueap. l nc-e are es uimi w men
inav be ;-een commir through the shell
j birds, mice, pigs, elephants, frors and
children. Then there are feathered im
i itations of chickens fr.en Japan, and
from China an crdinary-sized egg con
tainiiir a dozen others which run down
j to tlie size of a pia. Dresden and French
I China hjrure larjr.dy in some of the most
beautiful design.-. Some of the errs are
targe enough to iiom a jiounu oi canny,
and are made f almost all kinds of
material, some ling covered with hand
painted deigns ontiIk. Again, t'nere
are kaleidoscope n' and panoramic
eirirs showing 'hrough a glas aperture
various aptiruiKiate Easter sceiie-J
Wltlliu rccelt VOars it has become
'possible to hatch' chicken, ducks and
j rrt.e,-e bv artifical means. This method
uf ranj, hatch nz has been utilized bv I
those who eatjr to the Laster trade.
When the ehicL, or gee-e. or ducks are
a day old thty are killed and their
bodies smiled, and they are thus sold
singly or attacled to an egg or a card as
o., , - , -, -, ,,, "i.,,, i, .,.. i
Mil Uli 111.111 t VIIV .-IV71I l..ti- .1J- till
somewhat sim lar to that of the rabbit
and Santa Chu-. Chicago Tribune.
m
Juice of the Sajioln Tree.
In tho baseinctit of u substantial four-
story brick Midding in ilurray street a
jfiics reporter was shown the other day
, a great heas of what seemed to be ,
broken piw-s of putty. Barrels and j
, boxes arouuil the room were filled with I
.... .. ... i
thesunstance. lhat. said the pro-
prietor of the establishment, -is-chicle.
It is the dried juice of the sapota tree,
. of Mexico. Seventeen years ago. when ,
General Santa Anna was in this conn- j
try, his secretarv had witn him a piece
of this chicle, i saw the stull and be- ,
lieved I could use it as a substitute for gestea. Within an hour from the first i
caoutehoiic. or india-rubber. I spent plication I felt relieved, tin pai i began to
:5U.000 trvhin- to vulcanize it. and then
rave it up. Meanwhile, I had learned
that the natives chewed the rum. 1
Lnneliiilel that I would begin the manu
facture of chewinir-jruni. We have
built up :t large business probablv the
, f .-,-,, . . . . - ...
an the manufactured article 'rubber;
' t.limvirwr.r'mn .' nr rntt..r tlmt nnm.. tvrn:
,.... v -- t
1 promjith pven it as swin as we put it ,
i on the market. It won't wear out like I
. w.". " . ..., ... ......... ...... .....v ....w
siinicc orparafiine jruni. It tastes like
rubber, and to people who want to chew
jjiim it is just as satisfactory as any o'her
kind. A jrreat many persons chew u-n
adults as well as children
We import i
Will fUVl iwum.lc rf ol.w.ln nvnrf T-...f "
..'ii....:..!:' i .nf " "
io is tins -inn iiiwiiT
"It is i simple preess. Ihe 4chicle-
t is thormrrhly steamed, so that all the
imnuritis are worked out of it. Then. I
when in a semi-liquid state, it is rim t
into molds.'
"Then rubber chewing-gum is pure
chicle and nothing more?"
t- , : ' w i-:.t
I iuuiij liiuic. tic iul ii u nuiu
1 which we recommend for colds. That
leontaiis a little licorice. When that
is extnted pure chicle alone remains."
'lut: ijt.yc.iixh 'lAiini'.iv
. , KAKSAs CITY. April 22. lwt
CATTLE Shippmjr Mee ?.i : m, 6 10
Aativo Heilers 4 10
tt
OHO
4 70
f :
5 ?i
0 a
1 OP,
s
7.1
41
2 35
7 50
rative Cows 4 20
Hatchers Steers., r. u)
HOGS-Good to choice heavy ." 10
Litriit 5 50
WHE.Vr-o.1 Ml
No.a 7i
COr.N-No. r 40
5
to
5
i v, v".- Z1
RTiL-No. 2 4
FI.OL1J Fancy, per wick 2 25 fto
"-iVCnr Ion-, bnsht 7 U0 Cc
I'lTfElt (.'holct dnirr 31 ft
CilEUSIKuiisas, new 11 4o
hi.s Choice io ftf.
Iail Hams 12 &
Shoulders 7'i&
SJide.. ... ........ Uifca
tARD air.
12
11
Vi
ju
10
18
50
GOO
5 SO
5 Ml
6 00
4 25
1 10',
1 0U5
HiL .Missouri, unwashed.. 17
POTATOES Per bushel 45
ST. LOUIS.
to
L-ATXLE Shipping Steers. . ..
Ilutctiers Steers...
FIf0S Good to choice
SHHEP Fair to choice
FLOUR XXX to ohoieo
WHEAT No. 2 Winter
COKN-Xo.2 mixed
OArS No. 2
HVB No. 2
5 20
5 40
500
340
110
9S
to
to
to
to
to
46',to
54 to
"i to 17
10
00
rolTON Miildllnir
'ito
io?;
4 75
5 75
TUOACCO New Luitb
Medium new leaf
440 to
625 &
CHICAGO.
CATTLE Good shipping 5(0
HK1S Good to choice 5 50 fc
SHEEP Fair to choice 4 00 &
FlrUCIt Common to choice.. 5 00 $
WHEAT-No. 2 red 1 09 &
No. 3. ....... ........ 78
No.2 Spring K"Ai6
CORN No.2 48 &
OATS-No. 2 jg
8 30
S!J
5 00
C 00
8)
SI
a-'ii
Kl
POKK New Mcsp 10 S57;ja 17 00
NEW YORK.
OATTLTi Kxnorts
5 50 Ci
450 (ia
3 tt.'4a
1 05 Ci
4T &
7 10
6 2:.
10
6 75
1 014
1 06
HOOd Good to choice
COTTON-.MitWlmir
FLOTJIt Good to choice....
WHEAT Xo. 2 red
roRN-Ko.::::
2Tr-We6tern mixed,..
PORK bUodord Hess...
61
as
a4
16 50 a 16 86 1
The Scotch terrier that took the
death of its mistress, at btapletnn. so
, , tn , -. ,,,, Tr ,,, iitoj
8everal articIerthat belonged to her in
ne corner of the room and jninnlcd
.,,,.-..., .,.. n...: r. .
nm ...7 .t., - r- .i,. i,
died it took no food whatever. Ikdead
Hrui V tc Trttwl ct ritlr I nnf rn t ln
sfaos ,oves and fan that u had been
nardi so vWlantlv.-.V. Y. Xctrs.
. -
LETTElt F1SOJI
HEXKY WAHB BEECnEH.
axes.
BU00KL.YN. .March 23th, 154.
I have used Allcock's Plasths for
' cnm venrt fnr mvcif ...i fmiir nr-fi. ns
.-....- .-, ,
far as able, for tbo many sufferers who
come to us for assistance, and have found
them a genuine relief for most of the aches
( and pains which fle.h is ho:r ti. I have
used allcock's 1'x.asteiis for all kinds of
Lameness and Acute Pa n. and. by fre-
queut experiments, find that they can con
trol many caes not noticed ia your circu
lars. ilr.5. H. TV. BcncnEn.
A coon many who invest in distant bo-
' nanzas find tiircselves i Ulicted with a
sji;, t ,,,,1 infirmity absence of mine,
( A. Y. Ltd'jcr.
j
j "A single Fact u "Worth n snip-load ot
i Arsmncnu"
' .,Mr- );-B- Lathrop, of South Easton,
JIas-i., uiiiier date of Jail. ., 1SH, savs:
4. v nth,.r haJ or vears an e'ating cancer
on his uuiIt 1 p. wiueh had been Ltaciuui-
: ly growing wor until it had eaten away
i illh ,u.nde.r lio down to the sums, and wa
J J fd WedSthSS
xu tins section."
i Treatise on
Illood nnd Skin Diseases
; niailed Iree,
TlIE " W I1T i-l'KCIFIC CO..
Drawer '.',. Atlanta, Ga.
"What's the d fTewnce," asked n teacher
of arithmetic, "bstweeu one vard and two
I yiriis?" "A fence," said Tommy Bealos.
Huston Jt'osC.
Wiely Ailopted by IJalrymen.
Tee adoption by most of the prominent
dairym-n and farmers of ho United States,
of the Iiaj-oved Putter Color made by
Wells, Itichard-ioa & Co.. Iiurlinrtou, Vt.,
is a proof of ti.eir wis soic in a business
Io ut of view. 2e.trly all winter liutttr is
colored in orderto make it marketable, anJ
this color is the liest, in legard to pari y,
strength, i;rmaneuee and perfection of tint.
AVnrN does a horse lecnme a book-keeper?
"When lie l-ei-oiaes u '"charger." Wir
nicia Jitdcpendcnt.
Tnn te;timnv of many wlo long suf
fer d from 11 honl.h, caused l.y au impure
state oi" tne b ood. goes to prove tna: thy
best remedy for rnatcirg the blood rich, red
and i lire, fur beautifying the comilexin,
for curing sores, pimples and other skiu
iljseas-s, for removing aches, paiu, st.fT
-ioint . rli.Miina. ism. etc. for increasing the
! .-,,.- rf .... ...,,..,, frtr f.-i Iiolrli ?llH
s.reng'h 'o everv weak poitiou of the
i lxh-. is Dr. Gi: ot'. Yellow Dock and
S irsapanlla. it.- effec plea-ses the user in
every instance. o other remedy equals it.
An Iowa editor wants any young lady
who "jumps a? conclusions" to consider
h.ma "couclusiou."
rial'5 Honey of Ilorelioaml anil Tar
Will st) a wheezing con h. Pike's tooth
ache drops cure in one miuUte.
We Buspect tho reason why so many
young mn are so v-ry fresh is merely bo
causo they are not able, to earn their salt.
Fnoii Mnjor Downs, Military Instruotcr,
Mt. Pleasant Acad-my, Sing Fmg, N. Y. :
Du ing tlie v-ry cold w-ather I wa. suffer
ing with Catarrh. My head and throa:
ached so severely that I was obliged to
keep oilier. E'v's Cream Balm was sug-
subside, in a f-w days i was eatireiy
cured. W. A. Dowxs.
Tnn more you contnet a cold the
prea er it becomes. Drake's I'r-jreler'
Magazine.
ABEUNETnT, the rrreat English nurzeon,
asked u ladv who toKt him see ouly had a
cough: " What would you haver The
plauo." Beware o: "only coughs." The
r,..u i..
-nrs' nes can, h
J- Hall's Bal
nwv-r, tie curoa uv iiL
Balsam for the Lcsgs. In
Whooping Couch aud Croup it L sure to
prevent a fatal termination.
Glove fighting is called manly sport,
probably because tvnrnen do th-ir "lighting
without gloves. 1'hila. Chronicle.
ro womak can live without fonw share
of phvsicai suHeriug; but manv accptas
inevitable a creat amount of nain which
can be avoided. Lydia E. Pinkhnni's Vece-
table Com ouiiil was invented bv one who
nnders'ood its n'ed, and had the rare skill
to provide a simple, yet admirably effect
ive reintJy.
Somkthio that should novcr be lost,
yet seldom kept a bad temper. A. 1.
'Journal.
If you wan a fine looking Face,
And a Skin rosy and clear,
Us-i "Beeso.n'.s" Sulphur aoap; all Trace
Of disease will disappear.
ESrSolvi by druggists, e c, everywhere.
A vocvG woman is about to open a cigar
store in New York. We have no doubt sh
will have capital to back her.
Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Renewer" re
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia,.
m
WoilEK' ornament 6hir dro?ws behind
because they lik? to have nice things said
about them when their backs are turned.
" Buchu-paiba." Qui--!:, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Lnnary Diseases, $t.
The more successful the hoti-keepcr,
the greater inn-ability ho shows.
Leaping Physician . Eminent Divines every
one who tries it, endorM,' 6'nJuirUun .'e rcinc
Coughs. For Coughs, CoMj, Sore Throat,
etc. use Brown's Bronchial Titocines.
Sold only in uxes. Prico i0 cts.
" Mother Swan's "Worm Syrup," for fev
erishness,wonii'j,constipatioii,tasteless. 'Us
Etepnal han-inc is the
lants. Erratic Enrique.
prizs of Tigi-
" Ronjrh on Corns." 15c Ask for it. Com
plete cure.hard or sof corns, warts.bunions.
Piso's CcriE for Consumption does not
dry up a cough; it removes the cause.
m -
"Kougb on Couf;hs."iVs., at Druzjrists. Conv
plete cure Coughs, Hoarjeness, Sore Throat.
Dr. L. M. G.
Ind., writes: '
M 'Pnirirrox. or Dloomlmrton.
'Xamardan Sercinc cures fits."
Rirccni & P.n 'Sfsssssbjzssz.
IIUUUkLL 1 UUI V prtTfid Tl hltut I
ANNUAL.
Machines, larse '
rowtn, saw
MlUa and EboSmcs
fmrFnrmnnA PInntntlon use. Addrrvt
,uyr RUSKCLt. A CO . KS-salMon. O.
FARM
PRilSTILE. CtaIo(rvie and
I'ncv L.s. nali ti fr e Aa rein
C. A. BUOCKETT. B-jpX i
Kansas C:t, Ho.
Union Stove and Machine Works
OSTX, XAJTSAS,
nxruTAcruxtM or
STOVES!
Architectural Iron Work, House Fronts,
and Castings of Every Description.
Patent Sash Weights, and "Portable,
Indispensable Bake Ovens," for Eaiers',
Confectioners' and family Use.
DEALERS IN
Enamelled and Plain Hollow-Ware,
IZuntoer ntvX I-ntlirr Rpltlnc Brim
Uoodi. ;.i and Water l'lpe, and
nachlnlkt' Muppllr.
VIGOR,
HEALTH
AMD LEFE
If found in the Great Modern Discovery,
DU. SCOTT'S
Coca, Beef and Iron
(nitli Pnonpliorui.)
Pov's'tiKmaT-icJoascumllve vlrxu In all forms of
Xri-inan liability. Ilraln. Heart and r
vou tllnram. Ujjpth. Went Lur.g. Nirrvoa
EvhauMon aal llrokcn l wa Conitltutlonj. Sl.OO
perLolt: Six bo: 1-s. -1 OO
St-nd potal fur th ,31rrnspr or Health,
and rcaJ of nor.dirful curei cSIectfd by Coca. Hat
and Iron. Al'COUrdrul.t for it. AdJrass
on. c xe. rcott,
KanaaH City, Tto.
X3TVSE DE SCOTT'S LVEIt FILL?.
rgSTETTft
The fc.dneys ait .s
pcrifiprs of tlib".oiI.
and when the tr fuar
tlosa are latcrfen-tl
vrtih through -c-cat-cess,
they need toa-
las. Th"y becoai;
.'.thfully act've by
Oicofllo-''' !'r'
aacti nitters.
t4h nialllnRFhor' of
relief fro ia otlic r
ourcs. This Kurvrb
Ml mu la: ins tln:c
also prvrvaf s and ar
rests ti-vor nsd auc.
cons-tpailon. It rr
CDinplnlut. drsprp
tli. rlKtmiatum and
oilirr nllmTit. U
1" with rcKUlnri j
For ha!c by nl Ira
jrixts nnd Dealers
v? nerai.y.
STorr.ACH
TRAMMEL fJETS
HOOP NETS,
FESHJ
KETR tMnnar,nr',d bv us wa-rntfs3 of Nt twine
&r.d ina:.rUI. Wntc t. u' fo- p:1c-s iforr purctasis.
E. E. MEMOES & CO.
Oiroct Importers of Guns anj Gun Goods,
121-123 West Fifth Street,
lThr"tri Ctilu?n- Fr.e Kan.au City. 3Eo.
CatarrH
Causes no Fain
orDrcail, Gives
Kelief at Oucc
Not a liquid or
sauJT. Applied
with tlie flnser.
Thoronch treat-
wsfdm
HAT-FEVER ment will
enre.
Price. rOrpntK. tyraal oratilru;c,Bt.
ei.v ii!:miins Tr"-i..
ELY IIKOIIIEKS. Drer-l''-. Owejo. K. T.
IS UWrAILlWQ
AyD INFALLIBLE
jk centxe
i
'Epileptic J;
Spasms, Falling
Sickness, ConTul
clous, fit. Vitus Dance, Alcoholism,
Opium Eating, Scrofula, and all
Nervous and Blood Diseases?
t5?To CTercyraen, Lawyers, Literary Men,
Merchants, Bankers, Ladies and all whose
ecdentary employment causes Nervous Pros
tration, IrresulariUes of the blood, stomicb.
bowels or Kidneys, or who require a nerve
tonic, appctizerofstimulant, Samaritan Xerv-
Ine is Invaluable?
C25Thousand,s
proclaim it the most
wonderful Iavigor
ant that ever sustain
ed a sinking pvsteta.
theXgrSi
is
5L50 per bottle.
TheOR.S.A.RICHM0ND
CCOHQUERQ
MEDICAL COSole Pro
prietors, SL Joseph. Mo.
SoldbraUDranlsts. (13)
USD, STOUTHB'Jfn CO.ijab, Chi, l!L
m
)df IS the TIME.
VA
To prevent and cure all "Skin
Disease," and to f ecnrv xh'. .
jfy soft and beautiful CoaaplezloB, uie
BEESOWrS-
Iromatic Alum Sulphur Soap.
Bold by Drngglsta. One cake will be sent on receipt
of ZS cruta u any addrca.
WM. UUEVDul'l'EL. Jtaaafeturer. 3u8 lortn
Front Stre.-i. i'atadelplila. l.'x
DCOX'snd roost economical Laundry Poap for
DG9 I Wajhlns. ftp-dally Merino. Woleti and
Und.-rsirmenti (clean n rf ctandeay:mifc-rltli
Si'nV0 u DREYDOPEEL'S
Sold l al. vanletile grocer and OrK-ciaai tvtaUera.
S, WILSON'S
UBHTNING SEWER !
Two ' konund stitches sv salnnte. Th- -y
mbsolutelvflr-i-en hrwlnr Machine In the
vroi-ld. fa"s Ui trlsl. IVatrrmnt-il ti yr-a-t.
Head rnrIllosU-atedC'talwiie and Clrcnlnr
K. ATcnuWantxI. THE WILWX HEW
ING MACHlSi: CO.. Chlcaso or -New York.
uriiwi.TTtiiiMniMiMarittei. SRSaBMtb
UsAsrah If srsltr Ofc, 1 74 W. 4U fiU, CUclaaatl, O.
m
HETtrirfNSJ
CAIN
Health andHappiness.
cP&cmf j
DO AS OTHERS
HAVE DOKL
Are your Kidney3 disordered?
ITI. TVi- hr.iht ta fmm fr. rrfp. &jtit
wf n-. aJWr 1 hid brmj- cirf n up Lt 13 test docUr in
Dttrclt." JL W. DeTeraai, iltxtrr- linit.ilxli.
Ata vrmr Tipnresi 'Xyeak?
T?l 4nw TT'.m. .a .n fmm WTtim. WPkLllM
c.a!icr I wis not fipwtwl to lir.'-ilr. L M. B.
I Outiwui, Eii. ChmiicA itMi'.ar CfcTelasil, O.
Have you Brigrhfs Disease?
j . -Kldner w oi t cnirl mo whea iry Kiicr wa just
I wi.e cuⅈ azu lien no oinou.-
inwK v.'ilson, itsiooc j,
Suffering from Diabetes ?
I JniT-Wori U tee nit facctsf nl rtraclr I have
"KlJn
ever lucd.
Ul almost imocuute rtliti."
Dr.riUIlpU.ItUIoa,ii.iiKKin, vu
Have you Liver Complaint?
i -Hidm -Wort cuth1 ino of chruiJ Li er lidas( 9
j after 1 prajeil to ct.t'."
Ujsij Wan;, late Col Olh at. CaarC, . .
s your Back lame and aching?
"K. J.)T-Tort-O tx.tticl nirpd mo when 1 wuo
lime 1 tad to roll ctit of lu."
C. 1L TaIa50,iniwa3lcec,Wia.
Have you Elidney Disease?
"Hidncv-W ort madr tar timi. in llrcr aial tldiioy
I after yirs .if ciiT!ifa! tortiar. lfwonh
SUaU)!." iiijl lludei, WULaostuwc, t Va.
Are you Constipated?
Eidn-y-Wor: raa'nrisToa Uioai and cnrtd
mo tiler IS cars us; uf c'hrr niii.-tnes."
Have you Malaria?
"Itldnr j-v.'ort haj doni? better than any other
rezacU? I Lato ctct used in n y rrattlee."
Dr. ILL Clark, SjuCs Hero, Vt.
Are you Eilious?
"KI'lnr7-Wort 1 j.1 clone rae ini.ro good than ary
other ruoedy 1 liae ?cr taL..,
. 1. uouia, u. x la. urri.i.
. Dr. W C Kl ne io.arrinIeu it to rac
(m. U. Hurst, CaI.it.r H. Bank, iljerktown. Pa.
Are you Rheumatism racked ?
"il.dnry Wort ren tl lac, after I wr Riven up to
die by i.byilcian and 1 baa uff.rnJ Uifrry ytar:"
K!bnd;o Ualcoim, Wet IUth, Vmne,
Ladies, are you suffering?
"nidncv-Wort ci:rtd in of i-ei--liar tn.ui.lM of
eTeral yiar KtnnO.r -r. llany f r.cnds en !"! praise
it." ls.U.Laraorvacx.Ulu.LaHGtU-.Vt.
!lf you" "would Eanish Disease
I g i and gain Eear.q, ?ake
KSSalaCSaaaaataaal
The Blood Cleanser.
LP ilkj 1 IPJMCVtIrrSn
CAMCER
Tte illTClopxf nt? of t!c trratment of Cancer with
SwlftV Speclflc stem so wonderful, t tot ail 50 aSIcted
!iouldni!u.-c9.
CAIJCEBfor. 14 YEAES.
S?astbceo. S. C. March 14. 1SS1.
Ihaveforll yrtiri b.-i a u2crer from a mnnlcK
wreuacj facr tint ecrjboily i-illccl a CiCKii. I
ho used omt?j j worth of inr-d w and luucdno
rellff. About four nuntlinj 1 Iniuh- nc Dt:re uf
ijrlff3 bp-cttlc irom lir. II E !! lnl"s!i. and fice
I.ivrlK)mJitnetIi,r, havrtak.-n J. nttlivv favr
crszu SE sound and wili! Jly lure 1 a f rce "rom a
ten- as snvtK).ly's. and niv heal'h I re-f c-"r rm'fim!.
lfeel like tortv year li.id ta 1'tinl of? tnv liul.
Yoan imnMnlir, EUZA TUJ3LEV.
TrcsUse ou Ulood and Skin Dlicascs niallid ;rcc.
Tni: swift spEanc co..
DratrcrC AtUnta. Ga.
. bet. eta and 7th Avt.
K.T. OfS:e. 17) W SdSt.
XX.-CAUTIOW.-XX.
As BLUE FLi'EL Garments
Or Inferior Quality or Goods
are jold as tbc "irnnln Mlddl'srx. which are no1
BuulebyitrU mla. Tti-.M!iMI-c3: Company. In onIr
lotirutrct tbclrtustuaiTdand the public clTt- notfos
tha: h'reaftrrallCliithliicmailefrom 1 HE.U1DDJ.K
KEX fTAVDAUI) IN11IC.O HLLK FLANNELS AND
YACHTCLOTflS. snlil fv .l H'adlcc c.'ntlilc r. mut
lrtii-"SILKIIAGr!ns."tarnl-lirt:byUicei:in
Agents to all pnrtli onIcrlutbt.-?uod.
WENDELL, FAY 6c CO.,
SELLING AHENTs. MIDDLESEX COMPANY.
88uadM Worth. s: , N.wYor!..3? Franklin at..
Uo-o.. 14 Chestnut. St. . l'b.Iadelplr.a.
XWSTITTTTB.
EfiaMiht-I. lf72: Iniorpori'td.
15MI For tin- Cun of Cuurrn,
Tmrom. Vlccra, rcrofula
nid Sti.s DlSKAsr. without the
njeof fcilfeorLosoy Blood, and little rain. For
INFORMATION, rt'.lTHEi iNI ISErEREXCXS. ddres
1K. F. W. PO.D, Aurora. Kane Co., IU.
'J-'JhLLS JUJifW
IEUSTSC TRUSS
Ha a I"ad ditt. rent from all ctb-
ci' er. Heup iJiapr. with Stlf-Ad-
rcFNctDir juuntr liaii m nuier. irutiuii-
TRUSS & hile:ltcballiithecuppre;ses
cats me tntestines lue.z ne a
t rrn rinrn v H thr fip.ppr.
With 1 1ti t rrrn-r- the llrrnia ia lioTTrrJr dar and
nizhu and a rariu-jd euiv irm a. Iiu. -a.v. rturabTe ancl
rhap. Sr-nthr nuiil C-rula-ufnc. ECCLESTON
TRUSS CO., 69 Dearborn St., Cnicaso, liu
I CURE FITS!
WJicn 1 say cr-1 uo noi uunn mm j to flop thesi for
atune and then SUitr tt.eni rrtam a-a:n. 1 mnan radi
cal cu-e. Ili.n-ma.tc tn.' i1ivum .f KITS, Ei'lLErSr
or FAtXINU S CKXESS a lift-loiu; stadj. I warrant my
rrmitty to curt- the wort cx--cs- nccaa? otners ha.T9
f Jiltil u no reason, for not now rt-eei1n5 a cunt. Sentf afc
r.ncufor a truatiM- and a Fn- IIo:tlp of mrinfalllala
remlr. Glvo Expn- and l'on-OSlce. It costsrjou
liuUuiic for a trii!. and I will enn- ttki.
Addres lIt. 1L G. HOOT. 1S3 f'u-l St.. XrnTort.
GONSUUBPTiON.
I h.ivr a pu.il.ire remedy u-r u.e aUjve du-ea.se. or its
use tlt-m-sindj of co.-- of tb- worst k nd and of UnfC
utandunrlvi'tobeencurvd. Indrs-d. onniriHmv faith
In iuertirary.tlxat I will send TWO ItOTTLKS FREE, tn-(TPth-rwiUiaVLUAIiLKTKKATIai:
on tht. direac, to
any sufferer GTKTpr-sajj.ll o aJdress.
UK. T. A. SLOCUM. IS! Pearl St.. hew Tort.
CvJWJrT11iHi1UH
eeus WHERE all mt fails.
BestUoneliSiyrup. 'futrs rood.
Ue Intime. hold by dnycjtsts.
PILES
i,ADakesfs,,rU3gsgS
nn infallible cure for Piles.
Price SI. from dniKjrlita, or
s-Tlt prepaid bv mall Samo!rs
free. AtL"AXAKEmi
Makers. DoiillC. NcwYoat.
MTHE BEST IS CHEAPEST.
ETCHES, TUDCCUCDC SAWMILLS,
ItnePcwen
il IIIIUWIIIbiIIWi
CraTerHnlfert
(Suited ta all ectlons.l Writ.forFREf:niU3.Panipblft
adyriCTStoTbaAultmin &7jlor Co.. ani.f.eld..oaio.
nnrs buhd r.uxn
. .. te .. tm4 kM4. mH .Sw
hiMM " - Vb.
.. v m ..jmr.. &.S., .h
vwfe VlllNHllbC.l!
..k... .Ikj i in ii '
L. A. I UUTU A IO., Aitsu,
$65
A MOVTU and BUAJU forth cellre
TounrJlenorljdlrii. In each comity. Ad
orcul. W. ZJEGLEBisCO.. Ctlcago, 111.
Good Pay for Afnli. SlOOtoSZOO per
mo. made aelllns; onr fine Hooks ts lllM-a.
Write to J. C MeCurdy Jt Co.. Mt. JLouIs. Mo.
Ill ID "Wholraile and retail. Send f.r price-list.
nfiln Ouodint C. O. It Wis made to order.
Ilnlll E. linUXILVSI. Tl Statr Street. Cfclcaco.
FREE;
Jtu return nuril. -!l Urrtmirm
SIood.T's 'Srvr TallorTstent of
reiSCUtUliJ s!OUUTUl.CatUaatl.Sl.
FDR I IF! F RF Tte Rrandrrt artlcl-. &iuj
run LAUILO Ujr.. -amp for Uluatrated circular.
Ut. H. C.FAKK. 1G Etsex biraL Uoiton. ilau.
SURE
C U R E for tpilepf . FIuot SpMma. Fcrr to Pooe.
Dx.EKUSZMru. Ctjrr8IIiclujryf.gt.Lou;fJfo.
A.N.K. D.
So. 975
irrrxx trMirixu 70 AurmnTisERH,
9mmm y you aasr the AdverUtcmtent
in thlm pmjfer.
Are you tormented "with Piles?
KldncT Wrrt traaatHtl'j eu-rri r.if uf L!rvtLi.s
p!lu
rEnSiHijait
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&
VrV'T
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