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oAelf medicines fail to do any gorl what
ever Being peculiar in combination
proportion and process Hoods Sarsapa
rilla possesses peculiar curative power
Jt absolutely and permanently cures all
diseases originating in or promoted by
impure blood Remember
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Hnrkrlc Dillc the best family cathartic
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A T mpse of Memory
Whats this you have asked me to
carve Mrs Slirnmeal
That a spring chicken Mr Board
man
Why so it is so it is How strange
didnt recognize such an old acquaint
ance
Whereupon the other boarders re
freshed themselves witb a smile at the
landladys expense Exchange
A GOOD THING
For Women to Remember
That in addressing Mrs Finkhain they
are communicating with a woman a
woman whose experience in treating
womans ills is greater than that of any
Jiving physician male or female
A woman can talk freely to a woman
when it is revolting to relate her private
troubles to a man besides a man does not
understand simply because he is a man
Mftny women suffer in silence and drift
along from bad to worse knowing full
well that they should have immediate as
sistance but a natural modesty impels
them to shrink from exposing themselves
to the questions and probable examina
tions of even their family physician Tt
is unnecessary Without money or price
you can consult a woman whose knowl
edge from actual experience is greater than
any local physician living
The following invitation is freely offered
accept it in the same spirit
Women suffering from any form of
female weakness are invited to freely
communicate with Mrs Pinkham at
Lynn Mass All letters are received
opened read and answered by women
only thus has been established the
eternal confidence between Mrs Pinkham
and the women of America which has
never been broken and has induced more
than 100000 sufferers to write her for ad
vice during the last four months Out or
the vast volume of experience which she
has to draw from it is more than possible
that she has gained the very knowledge
that will help your case She asks nothing
in return except your good will anil her
advice has relieved thousands Surely any
woman rich or poor is very foolish if she
does not take advantage of this generous
offer of assistance Lydia E Pinkham
Medicine Co Lynn Mass
On His IHetnl
WatclimaKer The first time I clean
ed your watch it was in a gold case the
next time in a gold filled case and now
its in a silver case
Hardup Yes circumstances alter
cases you know
LAST MONTH
Of the Tennessee Centennial and
Industrial Exposition
The month of October closes this great
est of all Expositions ever held in the
South and next to the Columbian the best
ever held in this country For the closing
month special attractions have been
arranged and the rates from all parts of
the country have been made lower than
ever before known The location Nash
ville Tenn is on the main line of the
Louisville Nashville Railroad directly
on its through car route between the North
and South and the trip in either direction
via that city can be made as cheaply if
not cheaper than via any other route
Ask your ticket agent for rates or write to
C P Atmore General Passenger Agent
Louisville Ivy for rates and information
Boominj
How do you find business asked
the kind old lady of the man at the
ack door with a pail on his arm
Everythings on the jump with me
Could I sell you some frog legs V De
troit Free Press
Shake Into Your Shoes
Uens Foot Ease a powder for the
feet It cures painful swollen smart
ing feet and instantly takes the sting
out of corns and bunions Its the
greatest comfort discovery of the age
Allens Foot Ease makes tight fitting
or new shoes feel easy It is a certain
cure for sweating callous and hot
tired aching feeL Try it to day Sold
y all druggists and shoe stores By
mail for 25 cents In stamps Trial
- package FREE Address Allen S
Olmsted Le Roy N Y
Turned Down
Sister I heard that poor Miss Haw
kins has gone into a decline Is it so
Brother Yes she has I got some of
the decline last night Up-to-Date
ABLE OMAHA LAWYER
James M Wool worth Who Addressed
the American Bar Association
James M Woolworth of Omaha
whose snsatlonal address to the Ameri
can Bar Association at its Cleveland
meeting created much comment is per
haps the foremost lawyer in Nebraska
and one of the most remarkable men in
America His father was a noted New
JAMES M WOOLWOUTH
York lawyer and as soon as young
Woolworth left Hamilton College he
began the study of law under the pre
ceptorship of his father As early as
1S5G left Syracuse N Y and went
to Omaha He was the first City At
torney of Omaha and has steadfastly
devoted himself to the pursuit of his
profession declining all temptations to
wander into political fields foreign to
the law He was admitted to practice
before the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States in 1SG2 and since that time
he has argued more cases before that
court than any lawyer west of Chicago
Apart from law books Mr Wool worths
studies have been wide and varied His
essays addresses and lectures on gen
eral subjects show his great versatility
and comprehensiveness of mind In
1S75 Racine College conferred upon
him the degree of LL D In 1S92 the
University of Nebraska made him
L H D and in 1S90 he was given the
degree of D C L by Trinity Univer
sity of Toronto He has laid by a snug
fortune from his earnings and is a
large part of the backbone of the citi
zenship of Omaha
A BRAVE DETECTIVE
Officer n C Brc irn Is a Terror to
Border Outlaws
Twelve years in Chicago as a detec
tive and regular patrolman admirably
fitted Officer H C Brown now sta
The Pill that Will
tioned in Denver
for active worl
among the outlaws
of Colorado anc
New Mexico
Thanks to Mr
Browns zeal iu
tracing criminals
he was compelled
to depart from
southern Colorado
and there is a
ii c browx 1000 prize await
ing the first man who will bring his
head to the New Mexico White Caps
In April of last year Brown Deputy
Sheriff William Green and William
Kelley were called upon to arrest cat
tle thieves who were carrying on ex
tensive threats in the San Isidoro coun
try not far Irom Las Animas in south
ern Colorado Both Green and Keliey
were killed and their murderers are
reported to have received the 1000
sums promised for their dead bodies
Mr Brown was wise enough to leave
the country He is persistent in his
declarations that the White Caps were
behind the opposition to the law The
valiant survivor of these various frays
is now traveling one of the most des
perate districts in Denver
Inhabitants of AVashingtoa D C
The residents of Washington rt not
vote The persons living there who
have no legal residence there vote at
their old homes if they vote at all Be
tween 1S71 and 1S73 the District of Co
lumbia had a territorial government
and the inhabitants voted but in 1S73
most of the taxpayers appealed to Con
gress to abolish the territorial govern
ment as it was too expensive and cor
rupt Congress heard their prayer and
now the residents have no voice in tLe
government of the District which is
managed wholly by Congress
A Princess Bicycle Suit
Princess Maud of Wales when sue
cycles wears a neat tailor made cos
tume with plain skirt similar to that
of a riding habit
The pill that -will implies the pills that
wont Their name is legion The name of the
pill that will is Ayers Cathartic Pill It is a
pill to rely on Properly used it will cure con
stipation biliousness sick headache and the
other ills that result from torpid liver Ayers
pills are not designed to spur the liver into a
momentary activity leaving it in yet more
incapable condition after the immediate effect
is past They are compounded with the pur
pose of toning up the entire system removing
the obstructing conditions and putting the
liver into proper relations with the rest of the
organs for natural co operation The record of
Ayers Pills during the half century they have
been in public use establishes their great and
permanent value in all liver affections
Ayers Cathartic Pills
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given a bullet in the thigh that for
eleven long years made him most mis
erable Did uiu re and nephew send
the bullets that woundid jhemV Prob
ably not but vho k au tell
The Wisconsin boy hud to leave the
army He attended a Chicago commer
cial college and was about to a crept a
position when Jen John B Callis now
of Lancaster who had known him as
a boy and as a soldier both having been
in the same brigade wired him from
Iluntsville Ala asking if he would
accept a place in the Freednians bu
reau at 125 per mouth The answer
was Yes Im on the way to Ala
bama He resided in that State for
many years holding various places of
trust including collector of internal iov
euue deputy United States marshal
United States marshal etc He is now
a much respected resident of Tarkio
Mo his place of business being Rock
ford a few miles away At last ac
counts his soldier uncle was still a
resident of Virginia J A Watrous iu
Chicago Times Herald
Lognn aa a iMacipinarlan
Logan never permitted family ties or
friendships to interfere with what he
considered his duty in time of war On
one occasion he demanded and secured
the resignation of his own brother-in-law
Colonel Osborne for refusing to
carry out an order and he stood by his
decision despite a strong pressure
brought by men of influence at Wash
ington to induce him to withdraw the
mandate
General Logan had made up his mind
it would be for the good of the country
to organize into regiments and properly
drill and equip a large number of ne
groes He saw in them good lighting
material and thought it would be better
to use them as soldiers than to allow
them to bang about the camps in idle
nor An order to this effect Avas issued
and Colonel Osborne was named sis the
man to put it into execution The lat
ter remonstrated Logan insisted
Finally Osborne openly revolted de
claring so Lieutenant Merriman as
serts that he
Did not come here 1o fight for nig
gers or to act as their military in
structor
When this reached Logans ears he
sent for Colonel Osborne and demand
ed to know whether he had used the
language attributed to him Osborne
said he had and that he meant every
word of it He had taken up arms to
light for the Union not to free negroes
and to teach them to be soldiers and
he didnt propose to lake any part iu
that kind of work As Osborne spoke
Logans face grew black with anger
Finally smothering bis emotion he
thundered out
Write out your resignation at once
sir or report yourself under arrest You
Avill obey orders while 1 command here
or be cashiered from the service
Osborne Avas speechless for a mo
ment with surprise His relationship
had brought him into close contact
with Logan and tliej had been good
friends Presuming upon this he had
thought his refusal to do the duty as
signed to hi in would be overlooked and
another officer named for the task But
Logan was obdurate He declined to
modify the order in any way and in-
sisted upon Osborne dropping out Ap
peal was made by the hitters friends
to the authorities at Washington and
Logan was asked to smooth the thing
over He stood firmly by his original
order and Osborne left the service
Later General Logan named another
officer to mobilize and drill the negroes
and the order was obeyed without hesi
tation He had shown he was not a
man to be trifled with and from then on
he had no trouble in getting his com
mands carried out To antagonize Lo
gan was to arouse a ferocious lion and
every soldier knew it Fair in his treat
ment of both men and officers no vet
asking of them anything but what he
Avas Avilling and ready to do himself he
enforced his orders with iron resolute
Avill When his word went out there
was none to oppose it and early in his
career he Avon the confidence and love
of all who served Avitli him
Where He Belonged
The historian of Company F of ie
TAventy third Massachusetts Ycfim
teers calls to mind the awkAvardness of
one of the hiav recruits
Iu his composition there was not a
particle of time or tune and the step
ahvays bothered him
One day at drill Smith was persist
ently getting out of step and out of
place until the drill master demanded
impatiently
Smith Avhere do you belong
With innocence upon his face and a
sense of injury in his tone the recruit
answered
In Ipswich sir
I wish to heaven you were there
AAas the officers despairing rejoinder
Kvielences of Progress
Two Washington County boys AVere
dodging bullets at Sharpsburg The
balls commenced to shave off the bark
of the pine tree which they were using
for shelter Finally an enfilading fire
began to chip off the other side of tUs
free One of the besieged Georgians
remarked
Bill dont you remember that Gen
eral Toombs said in his speech at San
dersville that Yankees couldnt shoot
Yes Tom said the other he cer
tainly said so
Well Bill they are learning
fast arent they V Savannah Press
Willinsr to Forsret
There were loud and prolonged yells
with much Avaving of handkerchiefs by
the ladies in the galleries when the
speeches were made at the reunion of
the United Confederates in Xashville
Tenn that the name of the body be
changed to the Confederate Survivors
Association that they might retain the
cherished initials C S A but Avhen the
votes of the veterans were counted
there was found to be a big majority
against the proposition
BLUE AND THE GEAY
BRAVE MEN WHO MET ON THE
Ft ELD OF EATTLE
Thrilling Stories of the Rebellion
Old Soldier and Sailors RelnteJvemi
nisC2iice9 of Life in Camp and on
the Field Incidents of the War
Fourlit on Oppstp Side
Some months ago 1 told about the
late Gen John Gibbon lighting his oavii
brother at Antietam Gibbon was com
manding a Western brigade and his
brother was an officer in a North Caro
lina command A peculiar feature of
the incident was the fact that the
brothers knew Avhat they were doing
kncAV that they were facing and fight
ing each other I have a similar story
to tell but before telling it let un say
a word more about Gibbon
Three weeks ago 1 was at Arlington
Va one of the most beautiful cities of
the dead in the wide world The good
Virginia lady my hostess drove past
scores of beautiful anil costly monu
mentsmonuments erected by compa
nies regiments brigades divisions
corps and armies by States counties
and individuals They designated 1ip
graves of heroes generals admirals
colonels majors captains and lieuten
ants Some tower high toward the
heaven to Avhich the spirits of the sleep
ers have llown some are broken col
umns others bear corps emblems all
Aer very full of interest naturallv o
Turning from these my eyes sAvept over
the forest so to speak of the little
white stones that mark the graves of
more than 10000 brave men men of no
high sounding titles knapsack and
musket patriots Avithout Avhom the na
tion would have fared sorrowfully in
deed
After we had entered the Lee man
sion and viewed the rooms in Avhich
the great general had so often received
and entertained the first men of the
republic in the long ago Avhen he had
dined slept studied Avorked and plaj
ed I said to the Virginia lady Please
diiveovt by the pavilion and wait while
I find a certain grave On the grassy
slope fifteen rods to the right of the
historical mansion facing Washington
only a few feet from Avhere lluius
King father of Jen Charles King the
popular author had his tent in ISOl
Avhen commanding the brigade which
Gibbon helped to make famous is the
modest irrave of Maj Gen John Gib
bon It is Avithout monument not even
a little Avhite stone marks his resting
place A pine board whitewashed
bearing his name date of death and
rank and a grass covered mound are
all I saAv save a cluster of roses sin
earlier comer had placed there IIoav
still itAvas in that beautiful spot I
could have remained there for hours
just to look and think Memory Avas
anxious ro help me see that sleeping
hero iu the activities of life in his
countrys most trying time to see him
fitting men for Avar leading a brigade
then a division then a large army
corps in great battles then in Indian
Avars always great brave and noble in
his chosen calling And this is the end
this little mound marked by a board
in this quiet place close to long ioavs
of costly monuments Xo no This is
not the end Gibbon lives beyond this
life and ho lives and Avill live for cen
turies in this life His deeds Avere too
great to die to be forgotten Before
long a remnant of the Iron Brigade a
command that Avas the apple of his eye
a remnant gray haired bent and dim
eyed Aviil gather about this silent bed
and with fitting ceremonies they Avill
dedicate a monument ro the memory of
John Gibbon It Avill not be as broad
high and costly as some in that won
derful home of the dead but it Avill tell
a story of courage honor and useful
ness not often told of a soldier It will
bear the emblem of his first brigade
the names of its regiments and the bat
tery he greAV up Avitli from a cadet to
captain and a list of the battles in
Avhich it fought It aviII be just such a
monument as this dear old hero Avould
have chosen had he been consulted in
his lifetime
Yes I Avas lonesome when I moved
aAvay from Gibbons grave that bright
Monday morning Not only is Gibbon
silent but the voices of three fourths
of those five regiments and Battery B
are also hushed forever
In 1S40 a Virginian named Raines
one of a large family married a South
ern beauty and left for the new West
They settled in the lead regions of
Southwestern Wisconsin Their son
John W was IS years of age when the
war came The sound of the drum
brought out to aid in collecting men for
Company C Second Wisconsin carried
young Raines into the army At about
the same time a Virginia uncle some
what his senior but bearing the same
name John W Raines became a
member of a Virginia infantry regi
ment The Virginians command be
came a part of StoneAvall Jacksons
First Brigade The badger boys com
mand was a part of the Iron Brigade
Nephew and uncle were at the first bat
tle of Bull Run the Virginians brigade
being led by the intrepid Jackson Lees
right arm later along and the Wiscon
sin boys brigade was under the com
mand of Col William Tecumseh Sher
man later along Grants strong right
arm Neither suffered more than a
-dreadful scare in their first battle In
August 1SG2 iney met again this time
at Gainesville not far from their first
meeting place Their former brigade
commanders had groAvn to corps com
manders by this time and the Rabieses
and their comrades had become veter
ans It was a mighty clash Jackson
who commanded the engaged Confed
erate corps pronounced it the most
stubborn fight of the Avar up to that
time The Southern man was slightly
wounded but the Northern boy was
That Terrible Scourge
Malarial disease Is invariably supplement
ed by disturbance of the liver the bowels
the stomach and the nerves To the re
moval of both the cause and Its effects Hos
tetters Stomach hitters is fully adequate
It lills the 1111 as no other remedy doe
performing its work thoroughly Its In
gredients are pure and wholesome and It
admlrublv serves to build up a system
broken by IU health and shorn of strength
Constipation liver and kidney complaint
and nervousness are conquered by it
Rolling Prisons of Texas
Texas according to those who have
driven through the State has some
queer ways The climate is said to be
the hottest coldest Avettest and driest
in all the country
Convicts work on the roads in this
State Following the chain gang is a
wagon conveying a big cage iu which
bloodhounds are kept in the daytime
The dogs of course are used to track
escaped prisoners
At night the brutes are turned out
and the convicts sleep in the cage The
chain gang processions are seen in the
roads summer and winter- Toledo
Blade
Thirty thousand elk are wintering in
the Jacksons Hole country of Wyo
ming according to the estimate of the
game warden who says that in one
herd which he saAv there were luOirJ
of them stretching over a distance of
six miles The sight he said surpassed
anything he had ever seen and utterly
amazed him The elks trail over the
snow was like Hint ice he said so hard
had the snow been packed doAvn The
animals are seen by thousands any
morning moving along the Snake river
from the Great Swamp to the Gros
Ventre hills and at night the Avails of
the calves straying from their mothers
may be heard
Real Rest and Comfort
There is a powder to be shaken into the
shoes called Allens Foot Ease invented
by Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y which
druggists and shoe dealers say is the best
thum they have ever sold to cure swollen
burning and tender or aching feet Some
dealers claim that it makes tight or new
shoes feel easy It certainly will cure
corns and bunions and relieve instantly
sweating hot or smarting feet It costs
ony a quarter and the inventor will send
a sample free to any address
In her early days Queen Victoria Avas
a diligent sketcher her mother the
Duchess of Kent being her tutor A
collection of her drawings dated ISO
each bearing her autograph will soon
be offered for sale
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure Price 70 cents
When our children go astray the
cause is outside of them when the chil
dren of others so wrong the cause is
inside of them
Xo one in ordinary health need become
bald or gray if he will follow sensible
treatment We advise cleanliness of the
scalp and the use of Halls Hair Renew er
Tobacco and warehouse receipts is
sued after it was stored were both
used in Virginia as money
Picos Cure for Consumption is the best
of all cough cures George W Lotz Fa
bacher La Aug 26 1S95
Children cry for the moon and when
they grow up they Avant the earth
airs Winslows Soothing Syrup Tor Chllrtrt r
teething softens the sums reduces inflammation allay
pain cures wind colic 25 cents a bottle
The world cures alike the optimist
and the misanthrope
ROOFING
Tho Fay Manilla Roofing Co Camden J
ITorso and Boar
A desperate fight between a horse ami
a boar which resulted in the death of
both animals Is reported from the coun
ty lino eighteen miles north of Warsaw
Ind The animals were on tlie farm of
Arthur Munson and got together in a
field when the combat began At the
end of twenty minutes the horse was
torn and bleeding bad wounds being
inflicted by the tusks of the angry hog
which was also in a dying condition its
head and legs being broken by the tre
mendous kicks administered by the
horse The animals survived the fight
only a short time
WOMEN
How Many of Them Have Quietly
Obtained Advice That Made
Them Well
My sister if you find that in spite of
following faithfully your family doc
tors advice you are not getting- well
why do you not try another course
Many and many a woman has quietly
written to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn
Mass stating her symptoms plainlyj
and clearly and taken her advice which
was promptly received The follow 1
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one doctor
told me II
would have
to go to a
hospital1
before I
would get well I had female troubles
in their Avorst form suffered untold
agonies every month my Avomb tipped
back to my backbone had headache
hysteria fainting spells itching leu
corrhcea
My feet and hands were cold all
the time my limbs were so weak that
1 could hardly walk around the house
Avas troubled with numb spells I
have taken four bottles of Lydia E
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound ono
bottle of her Blood Purifier one pack
age of her Sanative Wash and am
entirely cured I have not had one
of tbose numb spells since Can you
wonder that I sing the praises of a
medicine that has cured me of all these
ills Mrs Louisa Place 650 Bel
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