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l stands preeminent. Tho druuslus speak of It In
H * fc highest lon&8n giTlngontlresatUfacilon wherever
k § KiSUSed.
t I Prico25ots.,50cts.anll per Bottle.
HWV The 25-CKNT BOTTLKS are put upor the access.
& modatlonot Ml who dealre slmnly a
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ilf JVlow dalrma a reni'tty for CONS UMPTIOD
if or any LUNO VISA ASK thoultl tecurt
H 1 [ ( A * Largt $1 BoUlu.
Ball • Mothers. Head !
SHI OAKLAND STA..KV. . April24.1883.
bK& Oentlenum. The demand for AM.KVa I.unq UaV
Vf HAM Is Increasing constantly. Tho ladies ihlnk then
Bat I' no medietas equal U ) it for crnun nnd Whooping
? Cough. C.S. MAttTIN , Druggist.
HH | SOLD MY ALL JSEDICIXE DEALERS.
HH P BBaVaVaVaK ! In 18S31 contracted Blood Poison
Haj B _ aVBW of bad typo , nnd wan treated with
H H < | Hm mercury , potash nnd earsaparllla
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H I M * Atbo arcadful alseaso has roitirned.
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H . Ber Tel 1 ° * aca on extent that she was con *
1 I m a. lined to tho bed for a long time.
B I Hp m Moro than ffO pieces of bono carno
H I m AW Mt out of hrr let ; , nnd the doctors said
BbbB ( HI amputation wan the only remedy to
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I I W MU 11 any child. Miss Annie Gebsuxo.
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Q't ImSvSbbuI Book on Blood Di vase * sent free.
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H The Great l\m \ M stomacii Remedy
Ht For the euro of all disorders of the
Hp STOMACH , LIVER , BOWELS , KID-
Hr ! NEYS , BLADDER , NERVOUS DIS-
fcT EASES , LOSS of APPETITE , HEAD-
I B' ACHE , CONSTIPATION , COSTIVE-
H NESS , INDIGESTION , BILIOUS-
jj NESS. FEVER , INFLAMMATION of
BT the BOWELS , PILES and all derange-
Hl1 ments of the Internal Viscera , Purely
Hl Vegetable , containing no mercury ,
H | minerals , or DELETERIOUS DRUGS.
Hr .PERFECT DIGESTION will be ac-
H1 complished by taking RADWAY'S
H PILLS. By so doing
' Dyspepsia ,
H' SICK HEADACHE , FOUL STOM
AS ACH , BILIOUSNESS , ETC. , will be
Hg avoided , and the food contribute its
R , nourishing properties to the body.
H" Price 25c. a box. SOLD BY DRUG-
H GISTS. If Storekeeper is out of them
H remit to RADWAY&CO..NEW YORK.
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H' COR. CARPENTER ST. AND CARROLL AVE.
} CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
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Hi made FITS. EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a
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' worst cases. Because others hare failed is no reason
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HonoBtyacd IntelHgenca. '
It pays to be honest , you sny.
Granted.
Yet how mnny nro nishoncst tlironch
icnornnco , oxjH'dioiicy , or intentionally.
One can be ( lisliduent niul yct say notli-
inpr.A
A clorl : who lets a customer buy a
ilamaped pioco of tfoods , n witness ' who
holds bnck tho truth whichn'ouhl clear
a prisoner , n medical practitioner "who
takes his patient's money when he
knows he is doinerliim no good , all are
culpably dishonest.
Speaking of the dishonesty of medi
cal mon reminds us that only tho past
week thero has como under our personal
observation a form of dishonesty which
is almost too mean for narration.
It is generally known that doctors
bind thcmsolvcs by codes , resolutions
and oaths not to use any advertised med
icines. Now , there is a medicine on the
market which , for the paBt ten years ,
has accomplished a marvelous amount
of good in the euro of Kidney and Liver
diseases , and diseases ansing from the de
rangement of these great organs. we re
fer to Warner's Safe Cure. So wide spread
are tho merits of this medicine that the
majority of tho doctors of this country
know from actual evidence that it will
cure Advanced Kidney Disease , which
is but another name for Bright's Dis
ease.
ease.Tho medical profession have put them
selves on record as admitting that there
is no euro for this terrible jnalady , 3'et
thero are physicians base enough and
dishonest enough to procure Warner's
Safe Curejn a surreptitious manner.put
* the same into pjp 'in , foiir-ounco vials ,
and charge their patients S2.00 per vial ,
when a sixteen-ounce bottle of the rem
edy , iu its original package can bo
bought at any drug store in tho world
for $1.25.
Perhaps tho doctor argues that the
cure of the patient justifies his dishon
esty , j'et he will boldly stand up at the
next county medical meeting and de
nounce Warner's Safe Cure as a patent
medicine , and one which he cannot and
will not use.
Tho fact is that tho people aro waking
up to tho truth that tho medical profes
sion is far from honest , and that it does
not possess a monopoly of wisdom in
the curing of disease , doctoring the
many symptoms of kidney disease , in
stead of striking at the seat of disease
tho kidnc3's themselves , allowing pa
tients to die rather than use n remedy
known to be a specific , simply because
it has been advertised , and when pa
tients are dead from Advanced Kidney
Disease , still practicing deception by
giving the cause of death i their cer
tificate as pneumonia , dropsy , heart
disease , or some other accompau3iug
effect of Bright's Disease.
All this is prima facie evidence of in
competency , bigotr3 * and dishonesty.
Wo speak but the truth when wo say
that Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co. have
done a most philanthropic work for the
past ten 3Tears in edncating the people
up to the knowledge they now enjoy ,
especially of maladies growing out of
diseases of tho Kidne3s and Liver , and
are deserving of all praise for their hon
esty and straightforwardness in expos
ing shams and dishonesty of all kinds.
Mrs. Palmer , wife of the new ' minister to
Spain , is worth $7.000.000.
How kind people are to the man who is
going to die !
Tho rise of equal suffrage has been traced
to tbo decline of the crazy quilt.
JACOBS OH
For Rheumatism.
The Latest , Current Cures.
On Crutches. Forney , Tax. , Juaa 23 , ' 188S. *
Was oa cratches ( ran raatuaatlsm for three
months ; one bottle St. Jacobs OU cured ae. N
ratara In two years. J. S. WOOD , J. t.
Since the "War. WaynesvUle , 0. , Jaas J6 , • .
Had had rhaomatltm since the war la knee ; f
year ago two applications St. Jacobs Oil cored me.
Ho retnra since X. mBOH.
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No Slrep. fircenrille. O. . J'tns 29.188S.
Walked the floor at alcht , tafierlng with rhea *
rnatl-m ; ao relief , tried St. Jacobs 011 ; half a hot ,
tie cared me. Mo return In yearsJ. . C. WEATEK.
At Dkcggists and Dealers.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. . Baltimore. Mb. '
SICKHEADACHEI
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CASTSS UEDICHTS CO. . 1T2W Y0& .
Small Pill. Small Dose , Small Price.
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WhatScott'sEnmlsionHasDone
Over 25 Pounds Gain in lo Weeks
Experience of aprominent Citizen
The California Soctkttfcbxhb )
Soppbb-sion op "Vice. J
San Fbakcisco , July 7th , 1886 . )
I took a severe eold u on
my ehest and lungs and did
not give it proper atten.
tionitdevelopedinto bron
chitis , and in the fall of the
same year. I was threat
ened with consumption ,
Physicians ordered me to
a more congenial climate ,
and I came to San Franeis-
eo. Soon after my arrival
Icommenced i akingSeott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites reg
ularly three times a day.
In ten weeks my avoirdu
pois wentirom 155 to 180
pounds and over ; the cough
meantime ceased.
C. R. BENNETT.
SOLD Y ALL DRUCCISTS. ,
For 15 years I was annoyed Bp"TrirTS |
with catarrh , discharges into c5SvLrRV
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my throat , unpleasant breath Cgf rt * 4g P ]
and seTere pain in my head-fSiwA5 | ] J
My sense ot smell was much 5r"raj , B
impaired. I havo overcome Sr !
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these troubles with Ely's gw wj
Cream Balm. I. B. Case , m m Z &FSl&
Prop'r Secour House , B'klyn. BBP JS
MOTHERS' . FRIEHQ
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IF USED BEFORE CONFINEMENT.
Boos to "Mothers''MAiMtDzFRrz.
BRABFXE1.D REGULATOR CO „ ATLANTAJCA.
Sold nr AiiDnuocisrs-
* * fC OOl. CORA 00 A 3IONTH can be made
SIDi 10 CtOUi 'workfiiB for us. Ageuts
preferred ' "bo can furnbh a liuive and piTe theirwho.e
time to the businesn. bpare momenta may be profitably
emplofdalto. . A few Taraneie * 1n t wns and cities.
B. F. JOHNSON &CO. . 1009 Main SU R-ibniond , V a.
A. B. Ladies employed alao. e erallnd aboutMncl-
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FOB YOUNG FOLKS.
Poems , Puzzles and Problems' For
Youthful Minds.
H w Kallroad Timc-TablcH are Made
The inference lletweeu JjbcIc
aatt PlaeU Etc , Ktc.
Joy Doubled.
Two little girls arc better than one ,
Two little boys can double the fuu ,
Two little birds can build a fine neyt ,
Two little anus can love mother best.
Two Uttlo ponies must go in a span ,
Two little pockets has my little man.
Two little eyes to open and eloic ,
Two little ears and one little nose.
Two little elbows dimpled and sweet ,
Two little shoes on two little feet ,
Two little lips and one little chin ,
Two little cheeks with roses set In.
Two little shoulders chubby and strong.
Two little legs running all the day long ,
Two little prayers does my darling sny ,
Two times she kneels at my fcide each day.
Two little hands offc folded down ,
Two little eye-lids o'er checks so brown ,
Two little angels guarding her bed ,
One at the foot and one at the head.
American Queen.
When Our Boys 3Ieet.
I got acquainted very quick
With Teddy .Brown , when he
iToved in the Iioumj across tho street ,
The nearer one , you &ce.
I climbed and sat upon a post
To look , and to did he ;
I stared and htared across at him
And he stared back at me.
I s'posed he wanted me to speak.
I thought I'd trv * and see
I said , "Hello ! " to Teddy Drown ;
He said , "Hello ! " to me.
Presto.
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How Time-Tables Are Made.
A railroad time-table , governing the
running of trains on an > T road of consid
erable length , is one of the most import
ant things in the management. The
preparation of such a table is a ve in
genious as well as critical bit of work.
The means employed are of the simplest
sort common pins and spools of colored
threads , in connection with a big sheet
of drawing-paper mounted on an easel.
This paper is called a time chart
The chart is ruled either for two , five
or ten minutes' time by horizontal lines
and perpendicular cross lines. The
"time" is marked above the horizontal
lines and the distances or stations and
terminals down the first perpendicular
line. For illustration , 12 midnight is
tbe mark on the first horizontal line and
each hour is marked until the twenty-
forth or the following midnight hour is
reached on the last horizontal line.
Between the hour lines the space is
divided into minutes and graduated as
fine as desired. On a two-minute chart
the space between the hours is divided
into ten minutes' time , and the ten min
utes' time into two minutes' time. The
hour lines are made heavy and the lesser
time lines are of a lighter shade to dis-
| tinguish them.
One terminus of the road is marked on
the lirst line beside the first time mark ,
, 12 midnight The other stations follow
, down the perpendicular line until the
other terminal is reached. Theu all is
read3r to prepare for the running ar
rangement , provided the pins and thread
. are read3 * .
A blue thread means a passenger train ,
a red thread a freight train , and if the
trains of other roads use part of the track
they are designated by a different colored
thread.
It is calculated that the running time
shall be say twenty-five miles an hour ,
and , for the purpose of illustration , the
tracing of one passenger train will
answer the purpose of explaining them
all.
all.A
A passenger train leaves the first sta
tion sa\T at 8 a.m. A pin is placed on
the horizontal line at the 8 a.m. time
mark and the end of the blue thread fast
ened thereto.
If the train runs without stopping for
fifty miles the blue thread is stretched
over opposite the station at which the
stop ist made , and directly under the 10
a.m. time-mark another pin is stuck and
the blue thread wrapped about it to keep
it taut.
If this is a stop sa3T of forty minutes
the blue thread is stretched to the 10.40
a.m. mark on a drect line with the same
station and another pin stuck and blue
thread wrapped.
Th train starts and its entire course
is thus timed and distributed along the
road.
If the railroad has many passenger
and freight trains running daily , the
time chart , when it is completed , looks
like a great 'spider's web stretched with
pins. But little work then remains to
transfer the time and stations to the time
table and the schedule is ready for the
printer.
The Eccentric Bird.
Take a cork of good size for the body
of the bird and cut two matches of equal
length for the legs. A third match , cut
shorter , will serve for the neck. Slake
the head of a piece of bees-wax or bread
rolled into u. ball and sharpen a match
end into a beakusing bright glass beads
' Tor the eyes. Take a long feather for
the tail and two shorter ones for the
t wings. Cut a large cork in half fasten
| the legs in the rounded side , making a
stand for comical bird , which may be
varied in many ways by the addition of
F atage. Mtamps ef the Worltt.
There are about 0,000 different de
criptions of postage stamps in existence.
The museum of the Berlin postoffice
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alone contains between 4,000 and 5,000
specimens , of which half are from
Europe and tho remainder divided be
tween Asia , Africa , America and Aus
tralia. Some of the stamps bear a coat
of arms and other emblems impartially
borrowed from the heavens nb' o , the
earth beneath and tho waters uuder the
earth stars , eagles , lions. horses , ser
pents , railway trains , dolphins and other
• • fearful wild fowl. " There are , more
over , the elligies of live emperors , eight
een kings , three queens , one grand duke ,
several inferior titled rulers and many
Presidents.
Set Back for tie Peacoae
„ 15 5 |
"Don't yon know it is wrong for little
hoys to coast on the Sabath ? "
"Not much ? Dis snow corned down
terday , an' I guess it an'tno bin sleddhV
in Sunday snow. "
Flack vh. lmclc.
An exchange makes the following
truthful comment on what is common
ly termed ' 'Luck : "
See that young man early and late at
the store , intent to serve his emplo3'er.
"Wby ? Because in caring for the interest
of his firm he's caring for his own. His
salaiy is meagre , but he is determined
to live within his income , and he saves
something. His money is earned b > *
diligent labor and he is careful in spend
ing it His habits are good and his per- '
sonal wants few : it is not his ambition
to be a "hail fellow well met , " among
the gidd3r throng ofouth who take life
and spend ' his aim is
easy money freel3' ; i
nobler , higher. He looks into the future
and finds it holds out no promise of re-
ward except in the strict performance ' "
of dut3T . j
Step by step he advances in salar3T , in .
influence , in experience , in position , j
His character is capital , his reputation |
the key of success. From boy to clerk , •
from clerk to salesman , from salesman I
to junior partner , to full partner , and
finally to head of the firm and head in
capital. These are the successive stages
that mark his business career.
He'grows'in wealth , in position , and
in honor. His business' and bis fame
swell beyond local markets , and extend
to the wider avenues of trade. Although
the possessor of large wealth he is not I
puffed up with self-importance , but is
willing to aid voung men who , like
himself , have the will and ability to
climb.
Young reader , this is no fancy sketch ,
but is actual histor3 % The man and his
success are real to the life. His name
and fame are as wide as the markets of
the world. Once a clerk in a small
country store one of the members of a
large family , whose bo3"hood and 3'outh
were spent in humble surroundings , but
whose later years are passed amid the
stirring events of the great metropolis
of which he is an honored citizen.
'
"What was it , luck , or pluck that made
the manr * Look within , 3'oung clerks in
some far-off country store , and find the
answer. Your ownheart will tell 3'ou
that luck did not do it Why not climb
the same way through duty nobly done ?
Oh , it is royal to climb through truth ,
and honor , and right. There is a glow
in this exercise that kindles a new fire in
the e3'e and a new enthusiasm in the
heart. Life broadens out into high en
deavor and the world becomes a theatre
for grandest achievements. Young man ,
resolve to climb , be brave of heart and
stong of will and pause not until you
win the prize.
A 'Sew Puzzle.
Scores of people in this town , sa3's a
New York correspondent , are. engaged
in driving pigs. They are not setting up
an opposition to P. D. Armour. Their
pigs are not real ones , but only little
round balls that reprepresent pigs , and
they are sometimes as persistent in go
ing the wrong way as the leanest of
of "hazel-splitters" in Southern Illinois.
The pig-drivers are merely trying to
solve the "pigs in the clover" puzzle.
This puzzle is the most popular thing in
town. Two or three weeks ago several
street venders came on shouting about
the "pigs in tlie clover" puzzle. The
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THE FUZZLE ILLUSTRATED.
puzzle itself seemed to have little re
semblance to real pigs in a clover patch ,
but the man who invented it seemed to
think that was as good a name as any.
n After the first day or two the street
venders- a bigjbusiness with the puz
zle. It became popular , and it is now
almost impossible to walk the streets
without seeing a half dozen men offer
ing the puzzle for sale. The trick to
accomplish is to get three of the little
balls into the centre "pen , " or "clo
ver , " by turning the puzzle with one
hand. It has already made its appear
ance in Chicago , and will reach the
small towns in due time.
Pointer for the Young nan.
The way to get acquainted with a
dog , says Our Dumb Animals , is this :
"Put out your hand easily and confi
dently to the dog , so that he may smell
it Put it to his nose. If he sniffs at *
it and wags lus4ail-or-otberwjse
friendliness then you ma3 * speak to him
and pat him on the head if 3ou like , and
perhaps use other familiarities ; but if ,
when you offer your hand , the dog re
mains sullen and passive , the sooner you
take away 3'our hand the better. Never
approach a strange dog with either
timidity or menace ; but , as we have
said , the best way is to let all strange
dogs alone , and get any desired informa
tion about them from those , who have
the honor of their personal friendship. "
Here's One for Brainy Boys.
A farmer had his sheep in three pas
tures. In the first pasture there were
twice aa many as in the second , and in
the sepojid twice as many as in the third.
Jympcp onfcloT thejffet dsturgjjnto "
thesecondpaH " ' 33 jumperTfro mithefeec-
ond into the third , when the number of
sheep in each pasture was the same.
How many sheep were originally in
each pasture ? Answer next week.
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A CT cnllH8 B aH > Show.
London Letter : Beauty shows hav
ing becomo stnlo , lmby shows ilut mid
complexion shows unprofitable , Vienna
announces a fresh attraction in the form
of a croud competitive exhibition of
masouliuo good looks , and bad looks ,
too. Prize * will bo awarded in four
clnsses to the handRomeut man , to tho
most "killing" mustache , to the biggest
nose , nnd to the most impressively bald
head. There nro already numerous en
tries in all classes , nnd a highlys uccess-
fnl show is expected.
Prominent Clergymen , Physicinns. nnd
all classes of citizens are unnniraoim in the
indorsement of Salvation Oil , thn great
cure for Rheumatism. Price only 25 cents
a bottle. At all druggists.
Yonnt ; ladies on the ovo of marriage ,
now give "spinster dinners , " nfc which
female friends only are entertained. They
are iillowod to talk of every thing , and
never fail to mention tho numerous cura
tive benefits of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup that
cures nil cough , cold , bronchitis , croup , and
soro throat.
The Il-iuiot Krn.
We are living veritably in a bonnet
era. Tho bonnet is donned on ever3 *
possiblo occasion. This statement ,
mndo from closo observation , carries
with it discouragement to the sensibil
ities of tho amusement lover who at
tends the theatre and opoiii , to enjo3'
their merits and not make a study of
millinery. Luncheon toilots aro no
longer complete unless supplemented
with a bonnet ; nnd ono cannot but ad
mire the stoic firmness with which a
party of Indies will chatter lightly
through a luncheon of several hours'
duration , their pretty heads buideued
with tho weight of a fashionable bonnet.
Perhaps the blnmo should be laid at the
doors of tho milliners , who fashion suck
marvelously becoming headgear that
they are irresistible.
Weak will power deramrcs a mnn's
life in every direction. Hia will must
bo weak when his body is wasting a\va3r
with racking coughs nnd night * 3T sweats.
"Warner's Log Cabin COUGH AND
CONSUMPTION REMEDY
is a .conqueror of the malady we all
dread , and restores the victim to health
and power.
Ilnrvent fortlio Typewtitnraj.
Boston Post : A pretty young woman
in Washington , who is at the head of a
typewriting establishment , says that
since the new administration came into
power her business has increased enor
mously. The reason is that each ap
plicant for office thinks ho must have
his papers t3pewritten. The young
woman claims that each of her assist
ants has earned on an average of $70 a
week since March 3. She charges an
increase over the nsnal rates to com
pensate for tho bad spelling and writ
ing , and has no difficulty in securing it.
Better Than Oklahoma.
1200 acres of tho choicest land in tho San
Lui3 Valley , in Southern Colorado , all under
fence , water-rights secured and ditches
ready for use It will be sold as a whole or
in quantities to suit the purchaser. It is tho
finest land in the valley , and is adapted to
either farming or stockraising.For price ,
terms , etc , address HENRY A. BUTTERS.
Alamosa , Colorado.
It seldom pleases a man to be told ol
the goodness or greatness o ! another.
ConMumptlnii Snrely Cured.
To the Editor : Please inform your read
ers that I have a positive remedy for con-
Biimption. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottle *
of my remedy ntEE to any ol your read
ers who have consumption' if they will send
me tlieir express arid P. O. address. Re
spectfully , T. A. SL.0CUM , M. C , lSlPear !
Htreet , New York.
Louisville , Ky. , will bring natural gas
from the Indiana fields.
nlWJI Baby wnasick. kp ; rnve lie CtBtorla.
W lien she wns n Child , slip cried lor Cnstoria.
U hrn f-he t > r < nmo Mikr. fIip rlun ? to C.istorla ,
When kIip hart Children , sup nvp them C.iston 4
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Ohio fnrm mortgages aggregate $375 , -
000,000.
For two two-cent stamps we will send
you one of the hnndsoniwHt nlmanuc-t in
the country. "Homestead , " Omaha , Neb.
Dr. Monk is dead ; the well known com
poser of church music.
A storm moves at the rate of tliirty-
six miles an hour and that is the
speed of the world known Golden Gate
Special on the Union Pacific. No stops.
Through in sixty hours from Council
Bluffs nnd Omaha to tho summer land
of California.
If there was no sour there would be no
sweet.
Graduates of tbe Lincoln Business Col
lege readily obtain profitable employment.
Business men select them for their fitness.
Catalogue and specimen free. Address
XiiLLumiDOE & Roosc , Lincoln , Neb.
Were it not for the elephant , the ox
would be considered a very large animal.
if fB'cled with Sore Evc , n e Dr. Isaac Thomp
son's F.J e Water. DrupgUts srtl It. 25c
The Argentine Republic will spend § 5. -
000,000 to get immigrants this year.
A TRAIN DISPATCHEK'S LUCK.
He Hnd No Idea Tlmt the Idirlittting :
AVoitld Strike Him , Hut It Did.
Toledo ( Ohio ) Blade MnrchS0. ,
In the train dispatcher's office at the
Pennsylvania depot the other after
noon , there sat before a telegraph in
strument , a handsome , well-condition
ed , and well dressed young man , to
whom a great deal of good hick hns
fallen lately.
It was Mr. T. B. Marshall , a Penns3'l-
vania rtiilroad train dispatcher , and he
was the holder of one-twentieth of
ticket No. 10,420 , which drew the sec
ond capital prize of $100,000 in the last
drawing of the Louisiana State Lotteiy
Company.
"Have yon received yonr § 5,000 yet ? "
inquired a reporter for the Blade , who
had happened in.
"Yes , I received it a week after the
drawing , and it came in a draft through
the KetcTiamV'NatioiiaKBank.
"I had purchased ticket No. 10,420 ,
and immediately after the drawing .was
notified that I had drawn the neat little
sum of $5,000 , and that it would be im
mediately forwarded to me.
"I drew it from the bank , took as
much as I wanted for my immediate
use , and then deposited the rest with
the bank. No , I have no particular
plans as to what I will do with the
money. 1 only know thnt I have it ,
aud that it is a nice little starter for a
young man.
Richard Hiscock , fathpr of Senator His-
cock , died atPreble.N.Jfnged fU. . . ,
? * " & * ! KIierifl M Sale " T&Z
Smoke the Sheriff SaleSegar. A straight
10 cents Havana Csgar for 5 cents.
Tho Prince o ! Wales has accepted an in
vitation to dine with J. W. Mackuy.
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of its own , " says Dr. Frcderiok Roberts
of University College , London. First
get rid of the kidney disease bv using
Warnor's Snfo Cure , thou tho effects of
83mptoins will bo removed.
How tho Inst winter hats aro llngciing in
the lap of Mprlng !
Said Mrs. G. to Mrs. D.
( 'Twia o'er a cup of fine Bohea ) :
"Our pretty hostess yonder.
Has gained in looks surprisingly ;
She Eeems as-well as well can be !
What is the cause , I wonder ? "
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under a positive guarantee of satisfaction in every case , or price ( $1.00) ) refunded !
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out for many years.
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