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HOfEFUL AGAIN.
Hr. Kasfey Review the Field an flaas
niamelf Better Satisfied wilk tke Frasl
deal' l'olicj-.
.CONnCDKBITXROAt). I
(Wicb is in the Slat in Kcntuckr ) V
January V,. m. )
I ain't ehoor that ia aboosin the Presi
dent I Lcvirt bin too fast after all.
Mr. don't alltiz show ther hands at the
beginniii uv the game, and it ig jest
barely possible that in findin fault with
His feggriency fur withholdin
my
comishn I hev bin
iv bm m error. Ef ha
demonstrates to me that it is so, I will
forgive him on receet uv my ammt
nient. My eiinngc uv hart is the result uv a
cIohI Kkaiiiiiu uv the appintmencc thet
liev bin made so far. This I hev done
and I find Miifli.shnt reczon for a mod
em sized ehangc uv hart.
I hev diskivered that change in thr.
smaller post-oll'iscs are being made
with commendable rapidity. The gillo
teen eood be worked with more speed,
but then we must forgive the Depart
ment for two reezons:
1ft They are nnv at the bizms uv
making appinlmcuce. and
'Jd Inezmiifh ez every Dimekrnlic
voter in the Yooniled Slates, without,
rogard to eolor or previous eoudition
of impeeouiosily (or buslediuf,) u.v
peclid a place, it is reely difficult for
the beds oi'Departmeiiltf'to act without
splilliu tlie party into fraginenee. I
kin appreciate tlfeir condishu and tiie
emliirr:isineiit they are in.
Por tiihlanee at the Corners there U
eggsackly two hundred and thirly-six
Dimekratie viteiv, and every one uv
em, except IJasctun. demands a ott'n.
l:com don't d-in:i:id a ollis frr lie is
ajiraktilde man which don't care for
empty honors. Ine.nmch ez he will
git the entire salaries uv the appintces,
no matter who they may be, he don't
keer about the worry uv holdin the
plr.ecs.
Kmv ther are two liundred and thir-tv-livc
apilicancu for places and only
tlirec places to give em. There are.
fur instance, over one hundred appli
euuts fur the post-ollis uv which ther in
but one. How is the 1'rcsident to de
cide wieh shel hev it, to the bitter dis
apintmi'nt uv the renminbi ninety
nine? Troo we int:uded Ut satisfy a
part uv em by inakiii ez many deppi
ties as possible, but titer couldn't he
enufl fixed tliis way to go round.
The Adtnininlrashen labcrs under the
disadvantage uv the yoonanimiin will
inifi uv the "Dimocrisy to hold )lli. In
this periikelcr ther is more unauimiKer
than any party wieh liez ever yit bin
inventid. and I don't wonder at the
hlownb; with wich things is goin. ,
1 lind likewise that, ez fur ez the
lYe-ident's apnintuienee hev gone, we
rock-iihhcd imncrat hev no coz to
4:oiupIaue. 1 don't reinenib-r uv his
lieviu appiutd but one 1t"iublikan to
ofiis. I'eerson. of Koo York, and he
eould be forgiven fur that, cousideiiu
the la"t. he wuz llier under the innnejit
.ye uv (ieor'e Wilyum Cruli--, wie'u
bet! to hev sulhiu to pint ti, ez jusli
fvin his biisiin uv ISlane. It wood hev
bin erooel to tae inuwuuii.s not to hev
given them ulhin to stand nlo.
Hut 1 nolis with grate sati .faekslies
that in tiie interest uv Cviiil-S'rviee n
fo:ni and bu-liu ninCit'cn poliliv, that,
them fellows wich honrayed the loudest
for Cleveland at t"iiei:go, liev dropped
into the failed, places and likewise
that wiien it bsscum neary to hist a
l'ost-ina.ster, fur bein a oflenCve parti
san, the hardest workin Dimoerat in
the loealtly hez alluz bin his sueei'Shor.
it hez bin 'the rool that when Ucpuhli
lciH Smith wuzTdsild ez aoflenive p.tr
isan been, he wuz cheeruni uv the Ite
. ublikin Si'iilrel (.'onnniily last fall,
tlutt Dimoerat Thompson wie'u wuz and
is Cuoermnn uv the Dimekratie Sen
Irel Commit wuz immejitly put into
his place.
Likewise 1 have observed that it
wir.u't at all agin a Dimoerat that lie
lied served int.) the Confederit army,
and I notis that a librel spriuklin uv
sich are luxooriatiu ez Consuls and so
on in the eu'ety mnn"rkys uv Yoorup.
In fact the more ohutjiUs the Con
fedrit liie more hhoor he hez bin uv
git tin a" place.
lrin these fa v. wich arc fax, I hev
ivitood my conJidoiiM'. in the soundnis
:iv the rlvsident's Dimocrisy, and his
jntenCiuu to do v.at is rite by his party.
It is troo that he is niovin .-low. Hi
bed is sot in the rito direekshun, only
he don't move fast euull'. lie shootl be
plodded from bahintl with the pin uv
ue.-sesity. Kf he. is goin to appint us
he shood make haste to do it. Every
dollar that Kubboek. the nigger jiost
luasler. drors cz salery. is that much
robbed from me. He shood remember
that lime is wingin us away to our eter
nel home, and that evert a pickled
Dimoerat. is not immortal. I am willin
to not embarrass him, but eight months
is a long time for a hungry man. It's
the two minnits and a half that yoo
wato after the regler
brckfusl hour that
is distresMii
Wut I shall now rest content, for a
while at. least. They reezoned with
liascom, Vhowin him the foundashen
I hev fur the faith that is in me. and he
1iez agreed to giv me an eNteuMiun on
wat Towe him. and credit fur a few
weeks longer. I don't care so much
fur the extonshun. but the credit fur the
fticher is important. My motto in re
gard to my del fur wat I hev bed, is:
Let the 'dead bury the dead." The
past is nothin the present and fuchcr
is all important. The likker 1 hev enn
fioomed I hev bed that wich is to come
is all that interests me.
I hev faith in His Kgffsleiicy. Grovcr
Cleveland. Wunst a Dimoerat. alluz a
Dimoerat. He will not go back onto us.
I'KTKOLCUM V. XaSHV.
(Hopeful.)
A SAFE "POLICY."
To Save Kxpmure the l'relrfent Sboa.d
Itrfutir t t;i'e "KesniMW" for KcwoTtti
from OfHc.
It is reported that the President is
seriously considering in his mind wheth
er it would not be better to refuse to
give any information to the Senate
whej) it begins to ask him troublesome
quwtions about his reasons for remov
als and suspensions than to at
tempt to explain the reasons why
men have been removed without cause,
contrary to the spirit and letter of the
Civil-Service law and his own reiter
ated declaration that the oflices must
be administered upon the merit system.
Unquestionably it would be the best
jtting for him to make no answer at all,
jfcut throw himself back upon his re
served rights under the Constitution
and ask the Senate what it proposes to
do about it. anv'uow. Jt iif be the
safest
bornortheiilemn.tlorhi:tono-I y-3 no frcfeni s vww rpctmg nnkes oue of wUv dj" r.... . . . . IttaCBaKVV
fcrtlie Senate that the Uonstmilion , tue wvnervice tiye..uou arc ,.o. - M.,, f h h .Tn ft n, -- -- ----"; j''V" " "" "" V IBHV
Wovidesthat -he shall nominate and views of the Democratic i.ar.y; n h. Tana, lbnt hrI(!(,1;!ttil .. ,e . -tc nht vork awa from home, cats KKGT
fi.. .? .;i:, w.n -tdvVe .iftd consent of . homirar mucn :uen:otis exj-.sitn'-: .........-. - ;t . .0. a. .nvox onenuiniriaollar on pis- PtR7
mi o ..'..,11 ......;. a,..li..ct.u..rw: nii.-nri.iviir:.i .NitiiT tit. Ii-4.. . . . - "- -- u.'.lfr scaem'i TVOUIU Ce ! 'TVaVt D9
la .- """ ' -. 3at a.tT Vti L i. all VLUaX aL.. anir.a.l - X ?.. !. . .aVaaTam. BTaTaaaTaTaTPaTcTaTaTaT'
uie i!ii:i.: miut .ijiiiuhib "..in-w...' - - - - - - -- r-rn.i7 - r-i.ijr- .., - .... a.-zH tr-
ti,o ..nt.'.in MiiMers mm r:uati!K. . ru-a vmtfi.nu r-.-lbu.hi cornv.' ... ' , ......... .. !. t?pr.cai vruKr to one hnu- yVV Z.m
25w u.e s.-.tc c.d....4-ir.b Sft. '. : rArj;";-; , tS? ---"' a-c:aHai
other oliicers of the United Staleci' lAinuv. The JsHS-oeraty arc not ftv
whoso appointments r.re not herein confnetiliw. .5 iioa-sianKan aupoiut
othcrwise provided for, and which shall mer,t?t aud Hr: Ctcvclaud i for them; j
Se established fcy lw;M Uiat it H-tite tlut k tke niuk.of it r. .
n... .o,.....c .if rim iinoi-ti rsiaitLS i.iinit.-. A.ii .-pr.ucrr.-, iiio iw 4i' .. - ... . -- - -" - t - naaanaiM
I the function of tb Senate to approval
or omapprovai; that it does not require
Mm to express hi reasons for suspen
sion or removal; and that it does not
authorithe Senate to ask for them.
Such a position as this will avc him
a great deal of trouble. He will not
be obliged lo compromise himself or to
publi-di to the country upon his own
authority that he has violated the Civil
Service juv and done despite to the ef
fusive and e.orpient announcements in
lus letter of acceptance, in his message.
upon puoiie occasions ana in Jus cor-
respondenee with his Mugwnmp
friends, that "public oflice if a public
trut" and that the patronage of the
Administration must be disposed of ac-
cording to meiit and not as a reward
for partisan servicer It will save iiim
from exposing the mothts operandi by
which his party friends secured the
nominations of such ano.stles of reform
..,,. . ...-
:is Morris,
Cii
- f
ii.-i-e. j roup, miAimry
and othery, run ballot-box stufiers, tin-
workers and jail alumni into c2ee,
" n Z 1 ( ? f , ? "
Capital Self Of entire all tins in-
voIvm his .stult.heat.on, but he had
much bcti'-r .stultify hmv-clf than by
giving the why and wher.foro liud
hiiiiaelf in tlie eouditirui of the man
"oiigeu u come lorwaro ano -late to
nn; oeua.e iiiau wiiu me a-iniance 01
the heads of deparl incuts he lias re
moved between forty ami fifty thouaud
olliH'-hoMers without a caine, that no
investigations have been made where
charges have been instituted, and that
the only reason why they have been re
moved is that they wvm Republican
Union in en who believed in a Union of
the inoV.pendent sovereign is tales, "one
and iiMip-irr.blf," and not in a Union
of blales ImviI upon the Iognia of the
A . . - - t
.tate nriit of .secession at iileasure,
...'?.. . '
ami that tliwr places were I. lied by
tlune who b.dieve in tne right o.
eestiou ani oeny ine oiuoin lorce 01
the Cfi!i-lilii1inn. It would' be a fdill
further rehneiiient of crueitv. after
pre:tt'hiii; the merit system with si
much fervor, to allow the Senate to gr
rummaging among the appointments
and expose iiim before the country ii
the act of parceling out tlie olliees oa
tlie spoils system. Uhicayo Trijitne.
m m
SHERrIAr4'S ELECTIOM.
Hi Sncrrn AoHiircil from tlio JilJirl. AI-
UhmiuU :ilti I'raiui aiul i:i4icctHliUiy
oppiuvil Him.
One of the most memorable political
contests of American politics may lm
sahl to have culminated in the election
again of John Sherman to the United
. -. ,,. , . ., ,
.States Senate. His ib icat was the oh-
jective point of the iVmoernls from
the firt. Tlie coil-oil gang, which run
the Deimicratic machine, cared far less
for IJoadh's ro-elect:on as (lovernor
than for Sherman's defeat for tin: .Sun
ate. Willi that end in view the Clucin
iia or Hamilton County fniuds were
pern. 1 rated.
These enormous and conceded frauds
were, not eomniit'ed and upheld either
through enmity to Mr. Shcrm:.u or
frictiuVhip to Judge Thiirman. who fig
ured at beat as his rival. Had ihere
been any chance for winning the ven
erable1 Thurman would havu been left
in retirement. The man for whom all
these trieks were played and mime.-,
commit led was not even a friend of
Thrm:iu. The candidacy of Allen c.
Thurman, iu fact, had no special ...ig-
mtieance. 11 was a recogniiioii 01 i-i
the inlelleclual mastery to command
admimtion. His faults are dn: to tlie
pernicious theories of polities whiebare
ingrained in his nature. He followed,
with the intivpidiiv Ol profoiiml Con-
victiou. the. logic of Iho'e theories even .
when the Union itself was imperiled. '
but no one ever seriously qiuMioiud
his sincerity and conscientiousness. !n
all that iiiukes tatesinans,hio from a'
Democratic, point, of view Allen O.
Thurman in superior lo any other living
Democrat, unless it be that physical
wreck, Samuel .1. Tilden. And it must
not be .supposed thI. his candidarme
was too root out of winch the vmieiC-
nati frauds grew. On the contrary, his
fair name was put forth to give a wr-
tain air of respectability to crjine which
had been iierpclraled. vet baffled.
This is not the first time J5ntIor
Sherman has beaten Judge Thnr-
.-V J" "J ,!" ". w,r-"c . :i'Ty "- bids from the interior to-n will he laade bnlh-t. r.ml ti.ai the bulh-l could not b? OOKS; ln u,y ". ne original " 7" 'nt anVtili, ZA ul TLo m-!- "Xi'iTaVUfcVr
...out u.u mm ei uiaiin uvaiuai loiiuu . for the reunion. .,oli.. oUt. lie was u ihi r.t',ng crazv, iizar.1 escapes tlie ottier. mat i reauy j, Rlflrfon btts i.. 'iruuK tvinptomt BueuVcur.u4cu.i-.Bi
his ilambovaut anuouiiefuiunts of re- . : .1... ..!. ,... ... .... t.i :.. ...i i r?... urc the "ecko has the facultv of throw- timeltrtaM-d. ITiebVuiMotnii 1 have tus Tllr. ar.Vl'4.1 Ii
form mill liio-Ii.vnniuliiKr il..i.1.tiviifiric 1 . ... .. ... . ' .. ....... - ;,r r.ir Iij t..;i u-mn ,ii-i iima. n.l mintionttl or nnv unu.nal action or irrila- ALt RIOUIRK AT
, . , , n - ,.- ....... ciation was held at t5i olllce of Oenerul . M;iH'i7c tncin. 1 tooK tin juice, gol nil -"-... ....v.. ....... ,..vw. ... .,., nf .i.0-n.r ..hanaeL Indirate thtat- TlTtfiTt rWTS'lIIC CIMH(T A Kar
of inib-pemnmceof jrarli-an motive and . Mi, Rt For. Lcarcaworth th(! 0.Jlcrcvca. 0f,. bl,i,etf .,.! then I went to the voung c pumuer attention i3 drawn Jj-JJ dlmothatS!h TlTlKr$ CWJBE HBJdSni
hostility to I in spoils principle il wmibi j in The or:Kinal laeir.hers o! tie commit- : man. and. aft. r looking in hi., mouth. l,,,C s,l",r,"lnr "U-tnbor tne anunaj announces tho ebm-n of ciiinijtlou. Wo 2SZ
he a refinement of -cruelty if he were J ......... ...,..!., n .... a .-.. . i .1;. .... .1 v-..iw... :..;,.. ...,.i ..,. 1 iLself c5Cijjcs. "Iiut it loses its tail? do not trrat tho et.uKh. buttr' to hem tho vf2Tj
familiar fsicl that he is the pride of the "'i,' ' o- a'l ot beef, porl: and t!n. .. MUW imii;riMCM ti,J;l ). v..a,
Ohio nomocracy. If he lacks the wire- , ,la'r-v, l",If'5 f the twelve months j.,,-,,, to be hanged. " He begged me to
pulling oualilies necessary to Demo- rn,Jwl 1e ,,p,1,,"r ,31-. r'- was Kvl.K0 , ,:llL l5l.. ,.. :JU(l 1U)t lct the snakes
cralie Icadersiiio in these dnvs ho has , ""..WS.i;-, tut- previous year.-.x- , , , j ' n SM;(, t, SM!lkpS vvt.re
man. in 1CS1. wnen tne laiicr was A litter of enriv snring nigs will nlwavs sell Vlid-oihrr i:rsirletinn.
still a Senator they were the opposing for a good price. The" second littw cells When it can be proven that the bus-
candidates. It will b" remembered , lower, it is true, but tie tno will bring up , , , .' .-'
that (leneral Gariield was originally j to fcrtv to fifty dollars for the year, fully ! baMtI. " an ;Cut s.-ohitiun of
elected to the Senate as Thunnan's ! as ranch as that from an average cow. The , a"nago will be granted the wife. If
successor. That was in the winter of cost of keeping a sow after it has attained ' -he hub.ind is convicted ef dnmken
1S80. He had no Republican opposi- j its growth is bat little. In summer it needs I hoss more than twice, the wife can oh-
1:011. ami tne coiuest iroiu ursi 10 iav
,1.. l.r.. ...... .1.1. dial W,lf.l tll'lfl.. 1l
i .1 tiiiiiw&.uii.. a .. .jv.... .. ..
Ihc newly-cleeteu Senator eontaisieu an
eloquent and just recognition of the
fairness of the struggle iu every re-
spect. Judge Thurman was in a osi-
-
llOIl llieil lO riHUU aim :rirc ciihcut
-...w ......
to the contest on the Democratic side.
and that insured decency in the detain
of the campaign. When the Presidency
for which John Sherman was then
and that insured decency in the detaih
honing, and on account of whkh lit
i...r. ... ..... o .....! ...
Kept out Ol liiu ccuaiuiiai Jireii.t, ensue
to Gariield instead of Siierman. then
tne latter s return to the Senate otcame
a matter 01 course, it is no uuusuni
thing for Ohio to have, as now. one Ke-
. 11 a.Ka-a.K .! --W mm. I ltll mm ka.l 1. J
jmuiicaii huu u.iu ciuoci.iu . li.u
4,- ... . . T r .
aimsic, mu. wneuever .Joan oneruiau s
seat is aoout to ue vacaieu tue Kemu.-
beans take good care to nave a major-1
ily in the Legislature. The truth i
that I'endleton. Tiuirman and Ps.yne,
the on iv democrats elected to the ben
ate from that State since the wav be- j
..... U 1
j;au. o.cu men succos ij ikcjiuuiic.iH
apathy or dissensions. With a candi-
date in the. held who could command
date in the held who could coiamantl
the entire strength of the Ibmublicau
party, there is never any danger in
Ohio, but ifr the parly is divided ot
lltlit,rt lttf.'Mt 1C ltl.VltMhlp Tl-!
..(.....Uw .v..n. - ... . ...... ,...,-
Ocean.
REPUBLJCAN BREVITIES.
tSAs to Governor Foraker it wJl
be a ncck-and-neck race now between
him and the 18SS will-o-the--wip.
rkitedctyhia Times.
J&'Senator Vest's defense of the Ad
ministration in its recognition of office
brokerage in Mrtine, i5 as weak as was
his onno-;t;on to the admiiwlon of ,
. . . . a a. It Y
uaicota. utsmmynau ocucr jnui nj
Vest down. Knntas CiU Journal,
I f until lit rVfiTTYf? ti a. lMtirrnT? ctit -' I atviamH
j. --.. - . . . - - -- m--- .. - w ww a aaaaaaaaaakuaaL.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabaaaaaaav
GRAND ARMY GOSSIP.
Major TT. SeofuM, a former ramtwr mt
tke Twelfth Kanei una an old itttler of
Miami County, died in that county oa tb
14th, aged I(chty-aTe year.
Frr.nk P. Blair, !?o. 3, Worasn'i Relief
Corp. recently jjaro a fair and festival at
Central Turner Hall, St. LoaU, coutinnlnj;
tto dayn. The proceeds were for the bene
fit of the relief fund.
At a meeting of the executive committee
of the Southwestern Iova and the North- '
western Mionri Veteran Asciation re-
J centty held at MaryTille, Mo., Crc-tton, U.,
i wi selected a the next place of holdin;;
the reunion, and the early part of Scutem-
' ber tbe time.
Tlie veterans of the Koldiem Kome at
Lrarenworth are sa-d to be verv much in
need of reading matter, and at ."late meet-
inot Lincoln po.t and its auilianes at
: Tnnv- n ran.M.. ?..,,
I "' '- --fcV rjISlA b-,4 .! 4V
tceive donations
for r. library, and all
! ,i0,,(J
j., ll
10m art? requested to '.vrit lacir names
ifirkVv pf
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i Th"e is a htrODK dM,M on part f
mrlIiy of th leading members of the G. A.
! U in Omahn to secure th-next r-uulon of
1 the department of Nebraska fr that city,
' Th f,nTmii TnoMit.- ....it i, ,p2h t?.i
t Cloud next montb'at v.fcich a number of
j w-s appointed to cecnre
a caartor for the
agioeiation. Tlie trcasnrer wa directed to
- v- - iv, ouii t 011 un ji;iii. x lu;jiiIiil.lu ' 1 mi'im 11 ir' iionioiiii inn- iiuu onii 4 ..- - jv 1 ..aaa jik-.
invest tho fund en baud, some Si.OOO, to : and the poor fellow fniilv cried for iov am,'' cunouslv enoiign. sometiuio tw
the heat advantage. In a iiort time h.- w well." " ' " produced, iiiatvad of one, -Th
fifth annual encampment of the de- ' A voting man who has had the "mon- ' 'aw ''uc-'0 CaJl.
uartuifiit of Kansas, (Jrnr.d Ai 1:17 of the
itajiuhlic, will ! convened at V.'.ohitn.
Kan., oa Tnesdav. Februarv Zl. l-itf. at
two o'clock j. m. All railroads In the
Stite tvill isue round tr.'n tickets for one
f:re. The depaitinent president of the Wo-
iiinn's I'.-lief Corps and Colonel of the 1-Ian-
sas division of the Sons of Veteran, have
nu tlrili VI li J'III.- V CIVI
. .. ,.,--. .; .
1 both sientned their intention of r
I'ouvemng
their re ctlTO onjanituiloiis in annual
t Ineetin nt the me .inie a::(1 ,ace
) . . ,.
t Mrs. Lizzto Anderson, wife of Mjor T.
, J: Anderson, of Topeka. Kan., d:Vd in that
1 cny on me ui, ageu luirty-eiKut years,
j During the past three yearn -'he has ijiven
j much of her time to the ornanizatkm and
, promotion of the Woman's Relief Corps,
, auxiliary to tho Crand Army of the I-
publlc. She wiik one of the original found
ers of the organir.aticn, having assisted in
its creation during the Xutiounl encamp-
nient at Denver in lSs.'t, since which time
her lifo hns been given up to b:in;;irg joy
I into the faniilie.t of destitute soldiers.
0n the MTPingof Januarj"-i there was
' organized in Lincoln, eb., a ue'(i. A. IL
' post that is intended to b in tho natnre of
, a State organization, and one that shall
in " a!, .ti,H. elements of l-ri.g life.
Appomattox" is tne inline adopted for the
, nv .m nm, its I)rojecU,rs pn,,Ke in.
dude 111 its niemherslu'i. a large iiumherof
prominent ex-toldier-, from all sections of
the State. This is dtiied to be tho he-
gijin.ngof n new homo for such comradei
as hav been conuected with weak ousts in
the State and been dropped from the ro!l,
but whose- individual members may wish
o retain membership in this order.
o
STOCK ITEMS.
I Hogs d?eii 13' the dozen during tne recent
blirzards. not .so much from cold as from
suffocation Tirod jced by crowding together
j to ;eep w arm.
1 Russia is .said to have mor'j hones thnn
nny other nation. The number is put at
' about fourteen million. The United States
t ranks s.eeond, with about eleven million
, head.
The total value of tint exports o domes-
c,'l'Vr-
Tu' "n-es of com pnr day to the single
, sl,eep will assist greatly in keeping up the
. "csh thioushoat the cold xnontiM. The
K" Miei,Kir.emii- ami eeps.-.nve uie
c-nimal heat. When the 1 am cu bo had
st three-quarters of a cent per pound, as it
has been this whiter, no ilock owner should
ncgiect to use ::.
Au average cow on pasture consumes 1C0
pounds o! grass per ilny. Some assort that
by soiling, one sicre will keep a cow tho
year round. Hut generally it turns out
that a liberal feeding of bran, horts or
meals hav been noces-ary to eke out the
( proouct of the acre. Ordinarily it requires
! from two to three acres to keep a cow
', throughout the year. Liberal feeding and
good care of stock is always profitable.
xchaugt.
w e Know o; no srorx mat is more prouta-
M.. l,n.. n ...! I,....l ... .11 '. l'...l
i..c m.iiMi(,u"uuir-juui(, Jim. wen ...iiiMivu.
i ntt: cut pasturage, anu in winter win get
I .t... .11 .m ..u.. I. ..... H....1n. ...
niuui, nvi Vi f'.il.VV-. UCCV7I. IIJIL9 UI
othar ckrap food. It should not be kept
(m.Kxehawt.
t, nork-rrower who
The herd o a "Western
i feeds his pigs upon a varietv of food, giving
m,- litt!- ran -r.tll thov rn 'mir nrfir.
' months old. has so far .seanod ho cholera.
t His nearest neighbors, who feed mm exrfn -
i His nearest neighbors,
J sively. hare lost heavil
TJl0 feeil for R Lon
FT -- -.
Midi.caa Farmer-
.
bono fchould be ground
to be given with cut fod-
nmfM Tin r it iv tr Jim mri
"i " -- - - "- -
..,. Cithri ;rl,..llu.t.PnnO,..n.l
, or i"t fs litelv to be swr.I'owrd too quicklv!
, n,3SS in tbe-stomRch antl canKe lndlwtion.
I xv pun uuacu iteu tor a norsc !? wirve
- . r-. j l m 1 . - i
busheis of OJt9 byshel of oats n!Rfi oae
'
( bushel of rye groar.d together as finely
as
poss;be. Finely ground Teed is more easily
dfscs:ed than conrse mti and three quart.
0. Jt ,-s eqUany a.s KCC(i M four 0; $,
coarser meal. A. T. TUna.
Farm Notss.
i
?.
As a rate, it pays when the price or any
t product is low. "to increase the vieM bv
every means in one's power. But ia mak-.
j ;n? batter another question conies in, viz..
, the effect of the food upon the rjualtty of j
j the prodnct. Oil meals give batter a very I
,- ., ; ,-r ,.'? .v.
product. Oil meals eire batter a very
nwtmtteravervl
Ir m 1.1 J . ,--
M micnvr uaiur, anu mtj are urairr a. ute
I nM:.t..K .. ...l T .1 a
(in .vx uiau 1.TJ1 u iucbi. .iu uiucr itru liiakes
. en -h-aM mm-nrmtA hnt.r a wn m.at T
j j ,;,i ..-., -i .. -.'
wetted. A", r. To;or. j
k.A UUUU ? m aaaaAiru va AaaA a.11 rA AAam a.ak K11U -
J. S. Root,of Baffalo Cocnty, eb.,
boasts of a porker weighing 1.C00 pcaads,
and only thirty-four months old.
Tancen often hare opportunities to bay
valuable calf, or even several calves, if
they thought they cocld raise them itb-
oat "i--k- Th n be done, and rTrj
brnTia aM.rt rarjrall fw ra nA1 a aA
-w --- -"- U T V
. Pt m a kettle and boiled xcry itewiy
cn-
gers. of cholera lha; it torches; in a fsw
mlaatesjbeissoae of Um bM aUtmfectamti (
kwr.-Zxayc.
TEMPERANCE.
LL LEAVE IT ALU
If I drink Ht
It n.BV.c rre oueer.
t.
If t tlr'nk nto
It iuak- mo )ala
ll I tr.nU vino
My jo, decltna.
It l tr n' Kia
1 1 !v.'l to .n.
If ! !nu' rum
irl xirow com,
irl limit, siog
I"m all asr.
T-, ntitt t win.
I'r.dti vaI or t U.
It yri rue pan
.fn1 turnn nv brnla.
I'tllv.iic : nit
Uvtwicl fall.
C'trLf I tar. at 'tVotl:.
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MONKEYS.
m f uml-TT,,, ,s. .v.
ouo.1 rr...i.rrai:ce i.cctu.-,
"A man with the delirium tremens
' 5 a cmvaru. ana wou.a not iry lo hurt
nur itu ' wtil fir 1lit!. f tiitiurT
a ..
t f vi t,. ntwi '. uijt .
' ro a well-knoun w,ug man was
,.,,.,;, to ..... uMU (.,: fo.
hu""'Uo " home in Cumuung fo.
nie to treat h;.u for delirium tremens,
' 'I'his vouuir tenii ima'riued th-.it a witch
h:d !:ot hhu in th jaw uilliaMlvcr
ippcu il' iioKeuerrv ji
1 111 nn lianu and -.tuci: mv lingers 111 u
1 nioutn 1 nulh-d it out with the bull. !.
ky. after lifin more than once told
I tho reporter IiN experience.
. "I've had 'em,1' he beran, "and you
bet all I wanted was to get out of tiie
wav. I he iuvt l:me 1 ever had the
' mnnke.i they eMne on nu-Middenly. I'
had ju-t gt into the door of mv loom
? when a human corpse in a collin met
in.- r-i-i. 1 firi.Mi rt riii'ii irrmmi run i
g out. but one arm reached out and
j alnll.k ,,.. At thlxl momt.t the cariK-t
. ......... -.- ......
iriu ttr'Mm't .1 ,? !, it 5?i. l,l.t III , I tl ln.it.
r...... V .... ..... ...... ...... ......
able deviN. I tried again to got out of
the door, but a large lion stood right iu
front of me. 1 sprang to the window.
but when I looked out the sidewalk was
a mass ot Hon. Hirers, wolves, pan-
, r -i.
thers and otner ferocious annuals. I
ran to mv lii'O. mil toumi H eoveivil
with snakes of all sizes and kinds. Aif
loiiir as I remained .still the devils would
I-.m.ii .mift f ..f.iiiil lii fl.-ti rmtii nil
..V.V.,. .,..... - .,
night praying for deliverance, and I
never slept a wink.
il wink. iNext morning
e boy who cleaned up tho
, ... . .
wiien .Jim. tne
room, came ami opened tne uoor tne
demons v.int.ihcd. 1 said nothing to.Iini
about it, but sentliim after more liijuor.
I drank it. and for more than a week
I remained iu that room and was tor-
, , ., 1 I, ., .
lured by the monkeys. Iunnr that
time I had moments of reason, when J
Ciiuld banish them from my mind."
I was 011 my heat one night," said
. Policeman Stroud. "It was bitter cold
and the wind whistled around the cor
ners. As I turned from Alabama
.-treet into Rroad I heard loud and pro
longed screams for help. I ru-hed up
the stairway from where the voice
i came and expected lo lind a fellow
j whipping hi-wife or a woman who
4 imagined there was a man under the
b.'d. In-lead of this I found a man
! pcre'u d on top of a chair at tlie head
j of the stairway, and his appeals for
' help were heaii-rending. 'What's the
. mailer?' I a:l:ed. calling him by name.
1 'Don t vou sec tiie train coming and I
am tied to the track?' he replied, hi.,
face deathly white and Ids voice trcni
bliM". ! :mi "'olii'v In !( killcil! I am
! r,oileM b killed lr Then in a moinenL
ilres-'cd in men's clothing and that they
were going to hang him because he
i,:i 1K.,. iJrinkiug.
a-vftd lo hear that
I tell you it was
man beg for help.
I had to pick him up and lift him out
of the chair, and as 1 did so he took an
idea into his head that I was the dcil.
He begrred piteouIy not lo be thrown
into torment. prom'iin"- to be a better mntism,neuralgia.paralysis,niid maeyoth
man. 1 nursed him until I got iiim Ldifc!.?.0
ijiiiet. and then hired a negro man to
remain with him during the night. It
was three days before he got entirely
straight. I never want to ate another
' man with the moukevs as bad as he
bad them. The man has never touched
a drop of Hipior since.1 -
. t-lllulloii.
l
AUUKlit Lvll'
SWEDISH LAWS.
: Drnukennrn
ami Oirorre Contracts
. ....... ... . .. .
. .iwuo nnrn in :t sihioiii inloxtcatiriii rot
nm a divorce at once bv anidvinMo
II- O
I til., iri.lry 1 tlio i,.i.r....ii. - ....
V- . Ti . . , fV " . . B
"Ian J"l" hud either the husband or
! wf" ' inebriates, and
manifest Iv
' ,,na"'e to take care of themselves, lie
"' ;M'I' l" mc com o.. who win or-
' a separation for one year.
and long-
: 'f necessary
ihc penaltvof viit-
- -
rm ilaKtii .-.9 m ai i . m Mm I hti. ... ....!! 1...
. .- .
'"r- '- ''n im.i hum; win ou
Irioimont from one to six months,
&hou,fcl the J'bru,ty continue, the King
mav decree a permanent divorce. If
either a man or a woman contracts
marriage in a state of intoxication or
oromi.-e. to marry, the contract is void.
Xo transaction entered into while in a
state of intoxication, or in a condition
formed in which he could notfuilv real-
l" nam re aim ron-equ.mcv. can oe
su.-lmnen by law. Ib:t. ith a euriou
, inconsistency, he is held fully respon.-i-
iy.e it.- nature and roncin,u,nc.v. can be
( bh for anv crime
he mav commit
in
i t:::it s
;:te.
ame
penalties are
- m.,.1 e..".. :
.tuu .ine. in
r meted out as if conscious and
I ' " uioae liicurreu ior menneiy.
. Should anv one become intoxicated in
a nublic house, and the landlor.1 allmv
a public In
' to go
-0"' " H.i
which the
out on the street, the land-
note to a nne :or tlamagea :
I which the dmnkeu man mav inflict.
iult. mu umiiKCU man mav Ulilict.
. Xt Ic tll.l null f ll.A clnn.i l-..r..... J .
' ..- ..... .....j mi. ....iuuii-mtuji'.-i uiiu
t.liwf tnril tn t.L'y p.ra nl mni ....-..n mii
, . .....v. v... v.-. hum i.uiibi, .111
UPrSntlS VlIO llWrtlne JutriT trT f r.ll nn
I ft.e-r nr..n.ii N'rt nnrmn Mn 1 .,-
------ - --- ..h. a - v u k-ia aaia UL v,
ccivetl into a lunatic avhim in a state of
intoxication. Three private asviums
have b&sn openefl for inebriates; the
local judges can send persons to ihesu
iilacc-s rather than to the hort$e of eor-
rection.
. A strong sentiment in favor
riate asvlnms has been jrrowinrr
of inebrl:
among tlie mcdic-tl men and law
makers, ilnf. unfortunately, the Tera-
Fw lrtr against it. or.rjwf
- - . . - MUSk o--rma.
Iisousaxtc drink themselves ti
de:u before one dies ol tiureL4jwiy- j
'kom. '
A QUEER TRICK.
1 n.ii w m --
mmm .- m,wmw . wmmwm wj m Mi"'-
Th;re are some curious cajfta among
the geckos," said a Los Angeles coun-
try naturalist, "litre is one. dead.
that is called the leaf-tailed cccko.
You see the tail bulges out soon afW-r MtbofoUowinf.,frorjltflWiroep-pcrho-leaving
the body, and assumes a leaf D j iTrtjjoa. nta U weJ-nown not
or arrow shape; hence the name of the
. ., ,.., .
; animal. Now. when the little creature
. is chacu, you will ce it uooge aronml
f a limb and hold up the curious leaf-
I i;t-n t;i 'lT,..r ;. -tl ,,t x-r. , i
'like tail. ITiat wall that ou can .-o.
and so, naturally, would tmnk tta part
' of the tree tUelf. Hut this lizard has a
more remarkablo wav of c.cape vet.
: We will imagine that'you have trici to
pmcK wo teai. im- animai urops
among the rock?, where it attract the
attention of -omu of the hawk that are
- ""
forever prowling around Immediately
a chase ensues; the bint gain, and is
finallv about to pounce upon its prvv,
when" all at once two liard- appear,
one making off. while the other dances
. 1 . . ., 1 , .,
up and down into the air and along the
ground m a very nrjstctiou way. ro
that
Cllirirncdiil tlw. ro.urrl.if !.. i- f..r- -.
time. T hev can reproduce this organ.
and, curiously enougn. sometmu's two
. "
1
Fast walkbig-sUclcs Hurricane:. ruti
lurh Chruniit'TtU'jr.ith. ,
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THE GENERAL MARKETS.
KAN-VSC'!TV feb r
CATTI.E-Sh'pp'nsr ftrV fsVfi'vi r.
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iiuteiu-ii Hi vr .. li .-a k. 3 Kt
. vii ii.:-i .fifiti if. ..iifiii'n ii."i
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tho .tnni;!iii! htr.l Ktnti rtnil rnvfaoui too n
... .... . . ...... I . rvilt ..r iinliip ftrt I IT ..I tftk . mm . k -
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10 m it. 10 ;'
01 4C 'un
I. put
1IK.VT No. W rod
i lHtl r.'U ..........
, j.j j. sort
.YJltV No. - '. .'.".'."....."
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, rijomt-Frtnerl'i.o'r'inrt"!.'
H.W l.arife haltil
' TKr:"y:j;,,.",,,cry"
ClltKal. run crcaui
ff.cs-aioTe
u..j. nam.
;
LAUD.
hoiiM't'!.
S.des. . . .
:, M sourt unwanted.
for a rocs..
sr. 1 a wis.
CATTf.i: Shtpptnz ".teer....
nna '"ter-., uteer-i
iiot.s PaeJiiiur
sn Ki:t fair n choice.
1 1.t"i: npiice
oIhn-nTk'L'! " T1. '.'.'.
' oiy No.'r" . '.' .".7.7.
iiX-UTT,?,?- r.
l rl I. it Creamery.. .,
pm-K
COJ'l'O.N'-Miditbiies
CIMCACtl.
CATTI.n-Slilrptnir Moerv .
UOlJS I'nekinx aiul -.hippinu
HIKIII'-Ku-r to elioico
H.Ul'U V. inter wheal
Will: At .x.'o. '! 1 oil
.r.
.No. 2 ppr-iit:
COliX-N'y
OATS-No. '-
in K-.Vo. i
HI rriin-Lrcauirry
KKW VOItlC
r.Trr.i:-i:vnnr.s
Hi!n llooil toclioue
SUIIIU' I'oiiimon to eoiHl...
Kl.'lt'U Coml lo eho.ee
W 1 1 1: AT No. V. 1 cI
OATS Western in!xcd
IM'TPKtt-Creaiuery
I'LTUOI.JJb'.M-L'mted
Anosn of Red Star Cough Cure will pre
cnt you disturbing tho congregation, and
putyou in n. right frame of mind to enjoy
the services. Tweutj'-llvo cenU a bottle.
A Knight of Labor Tlie one spent on a
morning paper. JlU Spring -YVir.
Ynani- Men, Itoad Thin.
The Voltaic Uslt a, of Marshall, Midi.,
offer to .send thfircwbdirated Kt.KCTr.o- Vol..
taic Belt and other Elkctiuo Ai'I-manckh
on trial for 3) days, to men (young or old)
afflicted with norvout debility, los of vital
ity and nil kindred trouble1. Also forrheu-
Currel m .' davs trial is allowed. Writo
them atouco for'illustrutod pauiphiot, free.
-
Staiitt.i.vo figures Ghost. Burlington
Fru J'rtu.
A V1TI"T?AT. rviln?- tfinfflntloe atAnflnti
. pnxlucwl by Buckingham's I)yo for tho
t Whiskers.
An ode-out thing A poet. California
JU avt rick.
Lkaiiino nhwlclans t.tifv to tho value
of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, a a ecific for
colds.
WnKrK!.F.S5 engineering U what is wanted
on railioads and ateamboatc
Pike's Toothache Duors cure In 1 minute. Z.o
tfrtn'.Su;)our.sviphealund lcaiiU:!e. -U.
GKOMANCoicvKeuovcKkilU Corns i.l2ualons.
ItELTrr Is Immediate, and a euro aura.
Tij'. Homoily for Catarrh. V) coats.
Hood's Sarsapariiia
I preparcJ from Sra?ariav DiaJettoa. MoivlraVc.
Dock, r'pilscw. Joc'rr Uerrtci. tad oiarr -xeV.
1. . .. . . . I .. .... ... a .
.,i, ...-i . .-
...w. I'iVj'V. V.UU mUA (V.- UU. A.U 1.U .V
-,., ... v.-w. w amtn ..- 4 vk . 1- k V
-.-
jkv- sr4paniU. Einari; cxxTmi.rr povcr aotr.-
ctcii by other runJtdic. 1; cccu rcsiril4
curei vncre others fan.
Hood's Sarsapariiia
I the tct blood pnrtCcr Wore tar pu V.Ir- It cril
cr ererr Isipcrlsj-. aa4 csrcj Scrorol. m.t
iac3a. BotU. riaptc. all Ila-aor. Ut-ttaU. P.I
louracs Sic Kcsiache. Itt;rJoa. It zycnl D-o-btiltr.
Catr-X lUicK-natUsi, KUTaej acJ Liter Coa
;.!a!r.t. It ovtreae :i extnsae urcC t ccaf. acd
bctldi cp lie rtc
M-r o-. -
, riUCQ 3 OSrSSpSiitia
nMmrtar-4r.eidBeeeM: hone. Sacaha
Hs met nr-KelMl cceo a: hone. Sach ha N
coae tl po uiaritr la Love.1. iimti-. i-irre It it
a-'1:e' "" 1ra'e ctj:iSortixt arc tiiias li at tie
aeitrae. Ttso aasse -wcadcrTnl taecctJ I eitewJ-
t-.T- .... ,-, t.. ... .w. .-,..
Mf..W.l. IO W-i..... J. .- . C MiLi.. .IHVI
. aer frteaita tliiij-
Sold by an drajsuti. ft; ix for tz. Prrfredj
& -hood co A?otecarie. Lovci, Mat.
IOO Dotes Ont. Dollfir
HUT tar mi aa inr
lt f mMmmW mtmmiM kalALaUto
j WirjallifiiiCi. TTflWt
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HAS WPO10 FROM FRAHCC
1 Mlm4 at UiA
ia ara arar ap hi !
iW r" vr Abt WH1C
f?at!r!iteraarfraL,?!?!Jr
"r : u tat cafchtr
CVKS IMPOflTCO TO
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JUST AS BAD AS PAINTED.
. . - t. - - - fmlmm kHT
wimb vbi. " r
. ..,. rdn. r . mU
Tk story puhllhd in thrw colaa r-
cmtlr, from th Kociwtcr . x J-nwri
, a CAn, cvatx: a sci ot rv-wsBtaj
ter " " C ' 7, f
only in lwchct-r, bt.t la cl.r "."TK
of Ataflrtca. K?nt tuifixtcot'.xinrt.e U tot
" Ta f dxvfzo btrh " duly mi
limbed. deUuun:; wi roinAiiwcwFcru-ccv
a&! rvnio frouibatw-mol to i jrrtaln
death. ItvoaM ta upo.llUecu.-vto
lhtf j, inqene vrb,h hara
10 at our ofScc a. v tho raluUty oj to
article, Lat tiiy hav ta w namr5
tbat further lnrcttpMioa vi tfco jt
'Jf StTZl iv --,r,o'
thUirrcalW on Dr. ilnnaavhU rv
to? Interview occum-d: Tbrt ,. U
j'ours DocCw, ha civaUxl qtuurf jrfcirl-
' - 1 a .ft .--. - i ... a- A .k-
ZSiZlV
Wen rtnitxl, Wb n you can usiM "
" Ererj ono of them and inauyaZuitfon-
al one.-. 1 a urourht o W by nt.
lJj lfc f.'iriSlfMta.l
did cot tuinU l was nr ltl true l mul
fn-inent headache felt- Urcl tait of tb
t.nic; could cat uot-iniC i-a day ant wm
?xt; Icltunu iain r.Li ray ;
ItlllS V .( , Sf.tllll !l.t ftt1 OUT Ilnil trV'
!RP to reh"Tu xho hedr.le. pams a.out tho
IKMlVl'IULilCI 9. .ilLH.JLklMm UUi tf UI1U 111 '
,1,ill!n,n.t ,.,". ,.- of -1: of ihc, "a... 1
,. ...--, ,
ments." 1
"Thi. then, Ls what you meaut when you J
aid that inort than one-half the duuthi
x hlch occur arUo from Itnhi'n iIIucm, is
itDKtorl '
l'recl.selv. Thourandi of dhuwses art
torturfhg ieopl U-lay, w hich in jrabty
art Unirut's Ui.-eaMi l.i r-otno of lt many
forms, it in a hydra heaibd monster, ami
tho tdichtcjt symplonii uliouid atnto trrvr
to every cno u ho has them. I ran l.ok
back and recall hundrtiU of dctitlu wbuh
physicians declared at tho tmie wore causl
by'jianil) i"s apoplexy, henrt-dIeAM, pueu
mur.ia, malarial fever and other cotniuoii
coaipliilnUi, which I m.c now v,cro cauxxlby
ltrigufdiea-'"
"And did all thev) canes have aimple
si'iciitoms at Iirt,',
"f.vvry oim of them, and might ha vnl.eon
cured as'l wn.s by thu timely UMitif thohame
reined v. 1 am getting mv even thonuiKhly
oM'uel in th tuattvr ami think I am help
ing other to eo thu fact and their possible
danger uImj."
Mr. Wurner, who was viIt.nl at hit rstalv
uietitou North St. 1'uut atrvet, jo!a very
earnestly :
"It i true that Hricht'ii iliMan had In.
created wonderfully, and .e llnd, bv relJn
ble ttatitle. that from TU to 'tO, IU growth
was over "Ml j-ercent. IK'k nt tho pminl
neut men it has cnrrl-d otr. and it taking
otf every year, for while innnv nr dying
nppnreatfy of pnrnh sandajip' x, thv
are realty victmisof LnlnevdivonSer, which
cmiMheatt dtMaM, parulvMb, apoplexy,
etc .e.nly every week the" jKjers nird
the death f nomo prouitneut uiau fnmthli
scourge. H'-ntl , however, tin lucn'a!
has b-eti elnx. k.d and I attribute lhl to tho
tjenernl um of my remtsl. "
"Do you thiiik'iuauy jK-oph an ailltctcd
with it'toluy whoilo not rvalue It!'
"A prominent jirofe.r in it New Origan
uudhal rolicgo was ! tunng iM'foro his
chaMSou tboHihject of Hrij;ht sdlM'aM. Ho
had various Hinds under iinnsc. pie analy
sis ami waa showing tho atiideuts what tho
indications of tins terrible uialndy were.
'Anil now, gentlemen.' ho said. nwo have
veeu the unhealthy iUilicttions wut hhow
you how ft nppars iu n statu of rfect '
henlth,' ami ho Mitiiiiitt'Hl bis owultuidto
tho usual ti vt. As ho watched tho rosulLs '
his countenance sudd.-nly ihanRfd his
rotor and cotr.umnd lKth letthiin and iu u
treuibbiig voice ho nuid: (Seiitlemen, 1
have uimIo n pa.nftd ibcovcry; havo
bright' difeaw of the kubit-vs.' And iu
less than u y t ur ho wis dead. The HllchteKt
indications of rlny kidney (IifTU-ulty hhuuld
bo eriougli to i.trike terror" tf any one."
" Vou know- of Dr. HciiicuN com-J" 1
" Yes. 1 havo luth rud mid heard of it."
r' It Is verj- wonoerfuJ, Ik it mitl"
"No more."' than a great many othort
Ihnt havecouu to my notico as having Ih!U
surel by the sum" iiiouik."
"Vou ldievo then that lirigbt'ie dUeakO
can be cured P J
" I know ft can. I know It from my own
and the extierienro ( tbotisand-i of pronil
nent jxrHii; vlio weit? Klen up to tlio uy
both their plisiclnin nml lrlinU 7
"Vou taeiilc of your owft exjKrrlenco;
whatwnsitl'
"A f-Nirfi.l one. I liad felt hinguM and
unfitted for 1 tinlnew for yan. I'ut I did
not know wSat nihil mv. 'When, however,
l found It was kidney d:fik-tlty 1 thought
tluro wat tittlo hope and so did'tlm doctors.
I havo nni h-armd thatono of tho phyal
clans of this e.t- jxjieu. J io out to n gi n-tl.-m-u
i: the utreet ono dnr, k.iv,ng:
There goes n man wno wll lwifrnd within
ayenr.' I Lebcvo his wwrd would havo
roved truo if l had nut providentially uwil
tho remedv now known u "Waraer'n tafo
Cure."
"Did vou niak" a chemical nnaIrN of tho
capo of i!r. H II. V"arnT. some thro vean
oco. Dos-torf ' wa-. aj.ke.i 'ur. K. A. I-atti- I
more, one of tho aualt of thu atato board
ofh-'alth."'
"Yes. nlr."
" V."hat did this anal vls fhnw you t"
" A serious diua-i of the kidney"
" Did you think Mr. V.'araer cxiuhl recor-
erP
"No, sir. I did not think it jwdble."
" Io vou know anything aloiit the rcmo-
dv v.hnh cure. I hitn'f
"" I hav.j chemically analyretl it and find
It pure ami hnnnlc""-"
Dr. HcnKin was cured yar ago and tt
vWf and attersd.ug to hisj.'ro.elrnal d.itis
tijMlay, in tins city. The standing of Dr.
lfeaion. Sir. Warner and Dr. I-lt.morr in
tho rornmunitv Is lyoud q iet.on, and tho
stat-iments they mnkecnnotfor a tn rncnt
IO Juuo;ei. ir. nesioii "ij(.'rjwi.c: t mint
tiuit bright' dlwaso of the kidneys i ono
of tho met deceptive and dangorou of nil
diseases, tri.tltis exr-.Iingly common, but ,
thitt it can bo cured If tnlvn In time. j
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