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ACUSED BY STIXGIXES9.
ITJky Dr. Prt A )CtM to Being Bet
frr Murder.
In the Billington neighborhood there
is an old negro who is known as Dr.
Peter Jack. To be known as a doctor,
that is, merely to be known as such, is
a condition harmless enough, but J?eter
Jack was not only known is a physician,
but rfeallv attempted to practice medi
tiae; Kecently he was called in to at
tend old Bow-Legged Ben, the shuck
collar maker. He remained but a short
time, but when he left, Bow-Legged
Ben was dead. Dr. Jack was arrested
and arranged before court.
"How long have you been practicing
medicine?" the judge asked.
"Well, sab, Txrat fire yearsjlreckon;''
"About five years?
'Dat'swhutlsaid.
"What authority have you?"
Whut 'thority has ole NelsOU out
yander to preach?"
"That has nothing to do with the
question. Any man may preach, for
preaching doesn't endanger life."
"But it'dangera de soul, sab."
"We don't know anything about that"
"I does. Preach de wraung sorter
doctrine, an' de Lawd'll get eben wid
you ef it takes forty years."
"That's all right, Dr. Jack, but for
tunately this is not an occasion for the
expression of opinion, but for the get
ting at of facts. You were called on to
attend Bow-Legged Ben?"
"Dat's whut I wuz, aah."
"And when you left him he was
dead."
Tag, sab, dat is tolerable I mean
de generman wuz dead."
"The evidence shows that you bled
him."
"Wall, sab, de ebidence is about
right."
"Do you know, the Judge asked,
"that you have committed murder?"
"No, sab, I doan. I's bled many er
pusson an' dar wa'n't nuthin' said about
murder."
"But none of the others happened to
ilie?n
"Alt, hab, an' dis one did."
"Yes."
"Wall, den, ef he jest happened ter
die, it wa'n't no murder."
"That's for this court to decide. Now,
prisoner at the bar, you must show
cause why you should not be held over
to await the action of the grand jury."
"I ken do dat, sab. I wuz rousted
onten my bed 'tuther nigbt fer go ter
see the generman in question. I went
an' foun' him putty sick, sufferiu' wid
de dewpizen an' de largement o' d
spavin."
"Of the what?" the Judge asked.
"O' de spavin, I said."
"What's that?"
"Neber mine whut it is. Ef you ain't
read up on dis case w'y you ain't littin'
to try it"
"Procee.l."
"Yes, sab. Found de generman snf
ferin' wid de dew pizen an' de spavin,
an' seed dat be needed bleedin, so I
tuck out my knife an' stuck it in bis
joglin' vein."
"And the man died," said the Judge.
"Not necessarily, sab."
"But be died'?"
"Wall, yes, we mout say dat be died."
"From the effects of the knife
wound !"
"Wall, fur de sake o' argyment we'll
'mit dat he did."
-Proceed."
"I'se dun stated de facts, sah."
"And I'll have to hold you over."
"Dat may be, but you wonldn' ef you
had er knowd dat man as well us I
does."
"What difference would knowing him
make?"
"Make er good deal o'er diffunce, 'caze
yonwould know den whut a stingy an'
er graspin' man be wuz."
"I don't catch your meaning, for I
don't see what bis stinginess and grasp
ing disposition has to do with tbe case."
"I ken mighty soon "lighten you on
dat p'int Wbeneber dat man spent ff
cents be wanted er dime's wnth, an'
when I cut dat hole in bis joglin' vein
be strained hisse'f to bleed mo'den his
money's wuth an' it killed him. Hatler
acted like a liber'l man hewoulder been
all right now, hadenter strained hisse'f
be wonldenter died. See de p'int now
sab?"
"Yes, I see that I will have to hold
yon."
"Den I reckon I hatter stay wid you.
Hope the time will come one deze days
w'en de judges o' di9 Ian' will hab er
little common sense er long with der
ignunce. Dar's gwine be a riot ronn'
yere ef you doan watch out Folks
ain't gwine stan' dis sorter hardship
all de time. Da may bow der heads
ter-mor', but de fust thing you know da
gwine fling off de yoke." Arkansaic
Traveler.
IIOOKKlt AT LAST.
"I am glad your name is Mary," said
Mr. Slowcoach to his sweetheart, whom
he had been courting for several
years.
" "Why so?"
"Because I was reading to-day and
came across a line which said 'Mary is
the sweetest name that (woman ever
bore.'"
"That is poetically expressed. I've
heard my father say it to my mother,
whose name is Mary. It is from some
poet' isn't it V
-I believe so."
"But I have also heard my father say
that there was even a sweeter name than
Mary."
"I think he must have been mis
taken," said the lover as he tenderly
pressed his sweetheart's hand.
"No, I do not think he was mis
taken." "What was the other name?"
A beautiful blnsh suffused the charm
ing maiden's cheek, the silken lashes
fell and veiled the lovely eyes, and in
a tone as soft as the whisperings of an
iEolian harp, she murmured :
"Wife."
The cards are out
DISTAST BEL.4TIOXSHIP.
Stranger I notice your name is De
Million. Are you related to the
wealthy De Millions, of New York?
Poor but respectable De Million I
am a a distant relation, air.
"Indeed ! How distant ?"
"Well, sir, as distant as they can
keep me, sir." New York Weekly.
Johx Say, Jim, did you ever have a
friend who had dyspepsia? Jim
Never! When he had dyspepsia Ue.
ceted being my friend.
ill ENTERPRISING CORPORATION.
" Has AffMU Ererwhar."
The Pbenix of Brooklyn is one of tas
wonders of fire insurance, and one of the
famous companies ef the world. Its rapid
rise in popular favor is without parallel.
The familiar sign, "The Phenix of Brook
lyn Has Agents Everywhere," while appar
ently exaggerative, is almost literally
true, so far as the United States is con
cerned. Should the reader, no matter
whom or where, wonder whether the com
pany is represented in his place, he has
only to make an inquiry "downtown" td
be convinced. Its agents r re workers; The
Phenix moves, and this iti part explains1
its success. Another explanation is that
it is as prompt and sbtive in the settle
ment of losses as in tbe pursuit of
premiums.
The headquarter of the company's
Western and Southern department are lo
cated in its own building at Chicago. In
the West and South it does a business as
large as, if not larger than, that of any
other company. In farm insurance it
leads. Last year, its premium receipts
in this territory were over $2,400,000.
"Nothing succeeds like success." Dur
ing 1&S9, this company materially
strengthened its asset and net sarplus,
its fuudsnow aggregating over $4,780,000.
The company was the first to pay a loss
resulting from the Chicago fire. It paid
$425,000 to sufferers from that disaster
and $450,000 to Boston the year follow
ing. Since its organization in 1853, the
Fbonix has paid losses representing
nearly thirty.eight times its present cash
capital, tbe total payment being $37,
720,621.60. The relief afforded by the re
distribution of this vast amount among
the people cannot be accurately deter
mined. It has supplemented credit, pro
moted trade, nnd fostered oil indastiies.
Great numbers of commercial establish
ments have thui been enabled to substi
tute the new for the old, while a still
greater number of private homes have
been restored from their ashes and ruins.
NOMS DE PLUME OUT OF DATE.
Mark Twain and Others Now Write Under
Their Oivn Names
There seems every reason to believe that
tbe day of the noiu de plume in literature
has gone by. Authors of established rep
utation i.re iu several cases discarding their
pea names, while tbs younger writers are
for the most port using their own sigua
tures. In fact, wheD oue comes to look over
the field, there is not a modern author of
repute completely screened behind an as
sumed name. "The Duchess" up to within
a short time succeeded in keeping her iden
tity veiled. She is. however, now writing
under her own name of Margaret liunger
ford. "J. S. of Dale" has entirely discarded
that name and all bis books will beieafter
be published under bis own name. "Syd
ney Luska" appends his real name now to
all his books.
"Ouida" is writing her first article under
her own signature of Louise do la llamee.
Marion Ilarland, Ik Marvel, Mrs. Alexan
der, Mark Twain. Jennie June, Edna Lynli
all these are now becoming merely the
shadow of the real names which they ouce
so effectually screened from public knowl
edge. The reasons for this change of feeling
are several. First, authors are realizing
more and more that with two names they
have two reputations to make, and m these
days of literary competition it fills the
hands of and ordinary man to succeed in
making one.
Secondly, writers ate becoming more
convinced that the strength of oue's per
sonality in their work is nu essential of
success.
Thirdly, publishers are more reluctant
to place pseudonyms on the title pages of
their books than they weie fifteen years
ago.
And thus are our methods chaugiug in
literature as well as in everything else.
Tears ou the Stage.
Tears? I have never been able to under
stand what alleged stage tears are. Of
course the tradition of the onion is historic,
and, as we cannot verv well carry an onion
on tbe stage it is not precisely clear to my
benighted imagination bow these property
tears can be created. For my own part it
is impossible for mo to suppress the un
bidden tears that come in certain scenes of
the plays in which I appear. I know that
, it is contended in certain quarters that real
tears on tbe stage are not true art, but if
this be so. then all by myself I must con
fess that I prefer more nature to less art
and tears, after all, are the well-springs of
the heeatt
To come down practically to the acting
of tbe present day, it appears to me that
all its best inclinations are in the direction
of naturalness. The "every day young
man" is of more interest and consequence
than the eminent hero of tradition. To
make the every day young man or woman
express and depict sentiments nnd emo
tions that are of present and vital interest
is to make the stage a mirror wherein men
may see tbe life they know and feel and
tbo emotions which control their every
day life.
When the summer's rose has faded.
What shall maVe it fair ayniu?
Whou the face with pain is shaded.
What shall drive away the pain?
Never shall a blossom brighten
After blighted by the front.
But the load of pain may lighten.
And to need not count as lost
all the pleasure ot life when the wife and
mother, upon whom tho happiness of home
so largely depend, is afflicted with the
delicate, diseases so reuulinr to women. It
is terrible to contemplate tho misery exist
ing in our midst beeauso of tho prevalence
of these diseases. It is high time that all
women should know that there is one sure
remedy foi all female complaints, and that
Is Dr. Tierce's -Fnvorito Prescription. Do
not allow ill-health to fasten itself upon
you. Ward it oft by the uso of this
standard remedy. But if it has already
crept in. put ii. to rout. You can do it by
the nso of tho "Favorite Prescription." It
is guaranteed to pfvo satisfaction in every
case, or money paid for it will be returned.
For biliousness, sick headache, indiges
tion and constipation take Dr. Pierce's
Pellets.
The Cape of Good Hope can now be
reached by telegraph via the west coast of
Africa, as well as via the Bed Sea anil
Zanzibar. So the dark continent is bound
aronnd by the electric wire that is con
stantly making the world smaller.
Beware or Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercery,
as Mercury will surely destroy the tense of
imelland completely derange the whole system
when eutering it through the mucus surfaces.
Such aiticles should never l U9ed except ou
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
iau;a-o they will do is tenfold tho good you
cau posFibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, and acts directly upou the blood and
mucus surfaces of tho svsteui. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the cenuine ; it is
taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by
F. J. Cheney & Co.
jM'&dd by Drutyists, price 73c per bottle.
Tbe adventures of a Vienna tailor who
traveled from Vienna to Paris in a packing
case as "faBt freight," ia order to save ex
pense, are exciting tbe risibilities of tbe
French capital.
For Couohs a::d Throat Disorders use
Ilr.owN's ItnoM-niAi. Troches. "Hae
never changed my rnind respecting tiiem.
except I think better or that which I began
thinking: well of." AVr. Henry Ward Beech
er. old only In boxes.
Gi:r.E. corn now ticklas the palates of
Saa Franciscans.
What It Costs
Mu-t la carefnllv considered by the great majority
ef recple before bniDK au aiticle which seems
absoTu'eiy necesoary. Hood o Sarsapanlla com
mends 1'selC with frpeciil force to the (treat
ruidd'e classes, because it combines positive
economy with er. at medicinal power. It is tha
oclr tucdicinj of which can truly be said
10) Do -k One Dollar," and a Cottle of Hood's
Earssrcrilla tiken according to directions will
average to Iat a moat:, while other medicines last
Lut half or quarter as Ion?. Try Hood's Strsapanlla
ai.d sec for yot:r-tlf.
Hood's Saraaparilla
f eld Ij-!1 UrafRtAi. It; kiifcr. Prepared o-ly
ly C. 1. KC'JD .; CO., Apc:tecarU,Ijn-tJl.Ma.
too Doses One Dollar
PKESQVE ISLE.
Bow well I remember
The day that I spent
On that far-away island
Where all seemed contest.
Where sweet from tbe woodland
'Midst bramble and brake,
The birds ceroid oft - ; .
It.scenied just for out sake:
Oh, v h ;re on thi orb is a spot where wo feel
The rapture of liviug a3 on the Presque isle?
I laved in her looks
And I bathed in her smiles,
Nor though of tho nook '
Where the serpent beguiles ;
I watched the calm glow
Of her passionate cheek,
As inma'denhood cnlv
Those blushes can si-cas
Then I ardently knelt at her feet to reveal
the love that was boni far away On Presquo
isle.
When the stars had com oufc
In the clear northern skies,
They but beamed on my soul
Ah, less bright than her eyes
Anal turned in despair
, From the orbs up abjve
To gaze in the eyes
Of this angel of love . .. .
Our lips met. Ah! way should wo longer con
ceal Our love on this rapturous, star-lit Presqueisle.
I am still looking back
On that island to-day,
But my lips they are mute
I have nothing to say.
Except that my soul
I still claim as my own,
Tho' icy ? oft auburn hair
Is all scattered nnd strown ;
And after each cyclone in silence I kneel
And pray for an earthquake to sink tho Presque
isle.
Bow Hackley in Chicago Hail.
THE CKY OF Till: TOILERS.
Far to tho clouds ascending,
Over tho darknei-a trending.
Wailing and never ending,
. Floats up a fated cr :
Fixed in poverty's niches.
IU hovels, dons and ditches,
btarved in tho midst of riches
Wo die, wo die, we die."
Those who h a vo mirth and madness
Mock at the wraith of sadness.
Joy shall be their, and .ladness,
Skies thit are blue and fair;
These shall with thirst ba burning.
Prone on the world's wheel turning,
By thu steep hillsides learning
The lesson of despair.
Idttlo their time for sleeping,
Sowing but never reaping.
Ever the vigil keeping
Watchfully, night and day ;
Strong in their dull perhistence.
Breasting tho wavo's re-dstane"
Just for a bare existence
So runs their world nway.
Still do their hearts aspire.
Ycarmmr for something higher,
As from fieir lips tho firo
Of hapleas craving sprint,' t
Scourged by tho thongs nndlasheS.
Bleeding from cruel gnshcrf.
Crucified upward Hushes
This cry of theirs that rings.
Hinh in the heavens oe'r us,
Iteiionant and sonorous,
Blending iU mighty chorus
With drifting v.ind nnd ruin ;
Ilke a vague out-reaching,
Di-spairii'g, yet beseeching.
Tho crvof a 'full heart tf aching
Hi longing and its pain
Sorrow their lips unsealing,
Famine and woe recaling.
Into the midnight pchling
Echoes the shuddering cry;
"We whom a .stern fate teases
I-ono on a sea ol losius.
Christ of the ttoms nnd cioises,
We die, wo die, xe die."
."11 Mldilffi'll.
JTilm FISH STORY."
lima FiirnMie tilt IligKest Our oCllic Sea
son. Iowa furnishes the biggest fish story of
the season. 'I ho fish in question, a wall
eyed pike, must have traveled through tbe
famous Concmaugb river iu Pennsylvania
iuto tbe Allegheny, down tbe latter into
thu Ohio, down tlie Ohio into tbe Missis
sippi aud up tbe Pat her of Waters into the
Iowa rir, where it was caught two
weeks ago to-morrow, by four
Iowa men, who have muil affidavit to
to tbe effect that the Etory they told is a
true one. John Webster, a man named
(laiues, and to brothsis named Buchanan,
residents of Eldora, Iowa, went fishing
near Ilaitlin City in tbe Iowa. Cutting a
hole in the ice they speared a pike, and,
bringing it to tbe surface, noticed that it
seemed distended. When opened a pocket
book was found inside containing $65 in
gold. 15 in silver. $75 in greenback",
$10,000 in bonds aud a certificate of do
posit for $25 on a b.ink of Johnstown, Fa.
A piece of piper in the pocketbook
had a written statement to tbo effe:t that
tbe book and contents were the property of
John J. .lones, of Johnstown, Pa.
The commissioners of tbe state reserva
tion at Niagara, in their annual report,
oppose all projects looking to utilizing the
falls for manufacturing purposes. In so
doing they doubtless reflect public senti
ment. Last year an attempt was made to
get n bill through tte legislature giviug a
business corporation certain rights in con
nection with tbo falls, but it fell dead as
soon as the people's attention was called
to it.
Parisian ladies have very odd and dainty
fancies concerning underwear, upou wbi eh
tbey spend fabulous sums of money. One
lady who wears nothing but silk underwear
of the first quality, trimmed with frills of
delicate laccand always in tbe most out-of-the-way
colors, like willow green, gobe
lin blue, vienx rose and other equilly aes
thetic shades. Auothtr lady recenty or
dered a fet of night dresses mada exactly
like a baby's first slips.
Doumss' F.lectric Soap is cheaper foi
vou to U'-o than any other sonp would be
if7trn to you. for by its use clothes art
sated. Clothe cost mote than soap. Ask
for Dobbins'. Tako no ether.
Three thousand Portuguese citizens
have left their cards at ibc French and
Spanish legations in Lisbon to show their
appreciation of tbo sympathy with Poitugal
shown by tbe French and Spanish in the
Anglo-Portuguese dispute.
There are seven monuments to Count
Cavnoriu various cities of Italy, but not
oue in Home.
The best couch medicino is Tiso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c.
WhaTjEIione is so scarce that it now
sells for $12,500 per ton in London.
Ely's Cream Balm
WILL CUKE
QATARRH
I Price SO Cents. I
Apply Halm into each nostril.
ELY liltCS- 56 Warren SU X. Y.
PRODUCE WANTED!
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General Commission, 74 fvWuter .St., Chicago,
Can net you Kod prices and bend prompt retiirmlor
Etth. Bu ter. Poultry. Wool. Hay. Potatoes. Uiite.
V. and all kinds of Pioduc-r. Caret ill attenUon
Khen to car lot. Pavmeut bv ch rk or New York rx-i-bnge.
as dkired. We refer ly iennission to
Caoliier Illinois Trust & Snviuc, Chicago;
W. J. (Juan & Co.. Wholesale UrucerK.C'liicaso;
ltraditfreet'H Mercantile Aeem-j", ChlraKo.
i If VOM liare a
jCOLD or COUCH,
iacnte or leaalns to
CONSUMPTION
i SCOTTS
EMULSION
OF PUKE OI .LIVER Oil.
5 AND HYPOPHOSPOTTES
J OB' LIXB-AJfD SODS
l za bitxui cimE for xt.
( This preparation contains the stimula
f tine properties of the Hupophorphitra
i and fine Sonrepian Cod hirer OU. Csd
J by physicians all the world over. It Is a
palatable a milk. Three times as efflca-
5 clous as plain Cod Liver Oil. A perfect
Emulsion, better than all others made. For
S all forms of Wasting Diteases, Bronthttis,
i coxsujrPTiox,
l Scrofula, aid as a Flesh Producer
( there Is nothing Uko SCUTS EMULSIM.
It is sold by all Druggists. Let no one by
profuse explanation or impuaeni ouireaiy
induce you to accept a substitute.
A SOLID GOLO RING
iTiPciiiiir
OLnnnh
Diamond 8etUn
for S3. On receipt of S3 we will esd a Sslid Oo!d
;x witn a lienulEeuiamonassemsK asa oca aia-
moth Catalogue (this is not as Alaska, camo.'Sia or
cteed by Ltppft-Pierchas.wcolesale jeweler, of
tfiK city) i cr.oa:e;ei(tc: "JCUewID aena tta
ricg v.v.u. xor exaisiriiucs. :caa nxe cih
t
jglDiNtlt0
EprWfi
:!
A httkdbed models were submitted in
competition for the statue to Geo. Stark,
at Concord, N. H., and that aude by
Charles Conrad, of Hartford, Conn., for
tbe New England Granite company, was
selected. Stark is in continentals, with a
three cornered chapean on his left aim and
the right himtt thrust into the bosom of
his coat. The statue is' to te ready by
October, and $12,000 is the sum appro
priated for it by the legislature of New
Hampshire.
A Haaated House.
This body of oars has been likened to a tene
ment. It often has a haunted apartment the
stomach. ECftreXl by fue eldrich sprite; dyspep
sia, digestion flies' and refuses to return. What
cau break the spell, what can raise tho ban laid
nion tho unhappy b'rgans? We answer unhesi
tatingly, Hoaicttcr's Stcmacii Bitters, and we
are warranted in the response by the recorded
testimony ot myriads, covering over third of
a century. A course of the Bitters, began in
any stage of tha affliction, and persistently fol
lowed, will terminate iu a care positive, not
partial. Th'o Bitters resto'res' tone fo the epi
gastric nerve, renews and purifies the juices ex
uding from the cellular tissue that act upon the
food digeftively, expels bile from the stomach
and the blood, and promotes a regular habit of
body. Malaria, kidney complaint, nervousness,
rheumatism and neuralgia give way to this med
icine. Ex-Senator Tabob, of Colorado, hav
ing recovered ail the money be lost in min
ing ventures, is expected to try once more
for the United States senate.
Hew te Bay Bujrsles.
The correct way to buy jroods of any kind
is Irom tho manufacturer "When possible.
For sixteen years the Elkhart Carriage and
Harness Muiiufa'.'turin; Company, of Elk
hart. Ind.. have sold direct to the consumer
tit wholesale prions, saving their customers
the middleman's profit. As tbey ship any--where,
with privilege to examine hetoro
paying, and pay all charges if not satisfac
tory, tho buyer runs no risk. See their ad
vertisement, and end for catalogue.
New England merchants are begin
ning to organize to secure legislative pro
tection against the "fire" and "bankrupt"
sale companies that tour that section.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Cattoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The London city council has now swal
lowed up tbe ancient court of burgesses of
the city and liberties of Westminster. Oue
by one the old landmarks disappear.
Florciue, Ala.
Th- personally conducted excursions to
thK rapidly growing city have been .-o -.tic-ces-dul
that tin- Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Hailrond (Kvaiisvillr lloute) will run one on
each of thf following date: Feb. I. 11. LS
and 25. For copy td "Alabama a It I ." ami
further information. eiil to William Hill.
Ocn. Pa '.'Agent. Chicago. 111.
Mr. Cleveland's guaranteed iucome
from the law firm with which bo is con
nected as 6:ccial counsel, is $.'15,1:00 a
year.
DurtioisTs report this fact with reference
to "La lirippe:" that when the epidemic ar
rived their Miles of Allen".. Lung Balsam in
creased. Everyone knows that the Lung
I'alMini is a valuable expectorant, and will
ease and cure the cough attending this most
troublesome disease by causing freo and
asy expectoration.
Canada proposes to place a duty on
foreign books and pictures, and the Loa
dou illustrated papers are protesting.
Oregon, the Paradise or Fanner.
Mild, cquablo climate, curtain and nbaudant
Props. Heat fruit, graiu, grasH and stock
count ly in tho world. Full information free.
Address the Oregon Immigration Board, Port
land, Oregon.
In Edinburgh it is found possible to
supply for half a penny a wholesome meal
of vegetable broth and bread.
An English syndicate is now negotiating
for tbe purchase of all tbo Newark, N. J.,
patent leathor manufactories.
A 10c. Cigar in quality, hut oulyn !k: cigar
in price, is Tansill's "Ptineh."
Orange City, Fin., boasts of a head of
lettuce nearly six feet in circumference.
A FACT!
INFLUENZA, OR LA GRIPPE,
Now so prevalent in the land, his caused the
demand for
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM
TO INCREASE.
People appreciating the value o. this Old
Remedy as a Safe and Speedy Cure for the Hacking-
Cough attending I.a Grippe take it at
once. It quiets the Bronchial Irritation. caninx
easy and free expectoration and curing the couch.
It contains no Opium, and can be gnea to the
old and young without fear of harm. For
CROUP and WHOOPING COUGH
It is almost a Specific.
The ladies think there is no remedy to equal it.
Don't experiment with New ami Untried
Medicinei.
If yon have a Cold or Cough take at once
ALIEN'S LUNG BALSAM
Sold by All Druggists.
DEN ftlANft aATaOrefcCI.aiSM,
rBIIOIvnO Send fur Circular.
1atbicz WTabbcix. Atty.at Law.WaihiDgt.iu, D.C.
VnillC lim Wanted to b-arn Ytl.rji hy
lUUnD RlLR Situatinii.s luruintin! (ir-tit--i-.
tree. Andrew Ul.r.iiM. htof.. .JancMllo. Wit-.
PATENTS
r. A. I.KII.M.N
Washington, l. C.
eS-ul tor circular.
We cuarunirei cood paylrt
I.Doaiubn to eyerr nrjdnata.
aericaa School of Telegraphy. Madison. Wis.
OPIUM
HaUt Tnaoniyeertata
and easy car. Dr. J. L.
Htenbaas. Lebanon. Ohio.
Sure relief iCTUUa
ifinnro'c dictii i re price
ssttsJioinmn
niuua.ua rfiuiiLLLU.
bymail.Stowell &Co.
iCharlaktowa. liana.
MPS!
BT MY ESCIIPTM9 SUPPLIES
landuanr Tft iinncti
A.iiima r ue aiBiir HiiiHiirn.
313 Nebraska Street." sImux cW. Iowa. .
H
flair CTIIIIV bookkeeiu ic.l!nineF.FomiF.
UmL U i Ul! I.l'fniuau-.liiiirithnii tir.S ort-
ll3XlU.t-4 II1070.Vlli H.HW'. !.. Iiitii,.!
1'Pf. I..i AM's Uf ! C'01.LEt.J. liUtlllO. N. Y.
A CI" LI aUi A CAN DE CURED.
A0 I niwlM A trial bottlrt sent Free to
anyouo atlllcted. Da. TA1T 15KO., Rochester. N T.
PaiCE-LliTS OF RUG MACHINES,
i'atterna aad Varnf, and Colored
Pattern Kick free. Agents II an.
K. KOSS CO, Toledo. Ohio.
ASTHMA.
Popham's AathraahpecUM
ItrllefloTax ruxtnia.
Parza u. sworsa, M. u. Frte
U.wn.l'..write: -I bavehaa
AitamaforSOyaani; found DO
relief until I tried Tour Speet
Ce. which relieved mo imme
diately.' Bold try all Dru
Kits. $iparbos,bjaiaU.DaM
Ibi'al package fbu.
Atfdrear,T.FOrHAM.
TO COALCONSUMERS
Throughoatthe Northwest:
Write to the Mil IIR MIL COifMT at Strcatcr.
111 for pricen on the best Krade of
LUMP COAL
Delivered at your station. Thw make p;elal
prices to jaiu. rw iuhojuu us. .- .... .
ruwwt-. aso. Tha Fllrliarf Rarriara
HamtuMfg.Co.
r.r 18 Tear.
ha. ..14 t.
c.aaers at
TTHOLaollE fltl'M. IIU.
acalen pralt. !iMjiitei"rn.
alutU. ktfhrt tnrl(. rar frrtckt
kartwIftMtMtlihrtsrx. w.rraatel
jrSrran. l-pif.Caiakjoercie.
AMrna a. . FTT;ee-y.
Klkhartg Indiana
M
tv
battunawirr
2 ....
kSs 923JOS.
BliMaaaaVaaJavlfat
Peter Beid, a retiied London bttsiaess1
man? is the person who has given $500,
OOOforilie establishment of a home for
convalescents in that city.
Progress.
It Is very important In this age ot vast
material progress that a remedy be pleasing
to tbe tasto and to the eye. easily taken, ac
ceptable' to the stomach and healthy in its
nature and effec'ti; rossesinj these qual
ities, Syrup ot Fics ia the' c&9 perfect laxa
tive and most gentle diuretic knowm
GladstoneTii a laje Nineteenth Cent
ury article intimates that Swinburne will
be poet laureate after Tennyson dies.
HEALTHY OFFSPRING
are only begotten of healthy mothers. How important, then, that the
health of the future mothers of our land should be carefully gnanlcd.
Our girls need the tenderest care as they are entering upon woman-
hood. At this critical period of their existence it often happens, through
neglect, that the seeds of distressing ailments are sown, which afflict
them in after years. As a regulator and promoter of functional action
at this important stage, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is- a most
reliable agent for building up the strength and system and establishing
the proper functions. " Favorite Prescription " is a legitimate medicine,
carefully compounded, by an experienced and skillful physician and
adapted to woman's delicate organization. It is purely vegetable in
its composition and perfectly harmless in its effects in any condition
of the system. For all those peculiar weaknesses, "bearing -down"
sensations, weak back, displacements, as prolapsus, antevefsion, retro
version and kindred ailments, it is specific. The only medicine for
woman's peculiar diseases, guaranteed to give satisfaction in every
case, or money refunded.
A Book of 1G0 pages on Woman, Her Diseases and their Self-cure,
mailed, sealed in plain envelope, on receipt of ten cents in stamps.
Address, World's Dispensary Medical Association, CG3 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Br.Pierce's Pellets
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"raaaBsavtaHBrBSrarArtf? avawapavAL a.ava,B 2aBstavaBBnarvtte'4
vaaaaBKftKenaBawAe asiaavaHariaaaask -- - -r-.
H aTaTaTaTaTaTamB3aaa1HaV aeE BaTaTKansninav sasHksBa'4fcffaiajKaas
k aaES9ai3naSSisSbatffiavwaVhflar n V ' D i
mm iBnawr vHSaBaflEMBHaV A5" 0UR cnoccR ro
MW IB B , JB m O. AQSOIUTEIV PURE.
W Um ' "aaH9BHt8 tJMBiTI''w JKiManTi1afc "- " " "
'mWwFP 5aaBawlB?vfet
P ISO'S ICKMKDV FOR CATAKKll. Rest. Kisiiwt to me.
Cheapest. KHief it immediate. A cure is certain, tor
CoM in the Head it li.w inciiiat.
It i an Ointment, of which a sn:i!l particle is applied to the
nostrils. Price, Sir. Sold by druists or .sent by mail.
Address, K. T. Hazfi.tivk. Warren, Pa.
XJTFR
iaGRIPPE
AIMFfTS MAGNE1IC INHALE
I'ateiitedJune 12, 188S
Price. Oae Dollar.
The hiaiiet French medical authority dennes "L
Oitn-fr." an follows: "La xnppe is a catarrhal affec
tion, is epidemic, and in characterized by a conges
tion of the mucous membrane ot the noe. pharyn
Keal and laryngeal lironclM-. witli feerihh a-tiin.
more or lehs pronounced, accompanied by headache
and Keneral lever."
Dr. Palmer, an eminent Kiwli-h I'h ician. who hx
dev..ted a life of ntudy to t!io Milqeilot catarrh and
diexnor the head, tunut. and Innith, ome limn
kiuce commenced a eeries ot experiments with a
viewto (letcnuinli)i; whttheranvcomhlnation crmlil
, r I.I.I. ..l.l l'.ll I I... . . i ,. w i t Jk ..lit fl. t 34
UT lunucu W11ICU miiliu .in in- i.-i... .........
ahealii'icpowtratthesaiiiolim.. Tim result ot hU
exucrimmts wait the introduction and rapid Ieof
hi Magnetic Inhaler, the tames of which, when m
hIed. are refreKhilix and cooliriB.and for the iuime
dlate relict aud Fpeedy cure of h-ad.lic and Kore I
throat. which are the forerunners l.. Cltll'l'C
U. ' KUUAL.
T3E: ii-?i:iAsI?e:o
UecaiiiH: you cannot escape an attack of the most
aiinojinit diwawe that ever exUtd in this country.
DIE. PALMKK'S MAGNETIC INUAI.EIL it
used at the couimeuceiueiit of an attack. U fciimto
break It up. Six pereona employed in one eotablish
rncnt in Cidraso were attwked with L. iKII'I'E
in one day. but a liberal application of the Inhaler
through the nostnlb and throat presented their Io
iQK anytime aud aed a doctor' bill. Send for
an IMIAI.EK at once.- An ounce of prevenUon
ia worth a iound of cure.
Beware of imitation, as there are unninipulous
person b ertcaged In tho manufacture of a (.porious
inha'er that btrongly rcbembles the eenuiue.
Full dirt cUons. tctimouialK. etc rent with each
inhtrnment.
L'imju receipt of Wl.OO I nill (end one Inhaler by
Ball, postaa-e paid, or for 5.0 I will send hlx In
halers to any Kldress. E. A. ftA VISK. C'eiicral
Wentern Aieent. 271 Franklin St-Chlcaso.IH.
a- ITPfntPfL
rri iit-a immi - ------
SEEDSSr"
I unit upwards acconlinr; torarity,
s.cnrcitv.orcost.flii5iK.tf uny
i....w i w. lrjiiorwiovtr-if: ftitiil
'aue free. K.II. htiuinway Itockford JU.
MENTION- THIS PArER "f m otJT
ILtOHIO"'
TUBULAR WELL AND
PROSPECTING MACHINE
famoai for neceenlnar where
others havo filled.
SELF CLEANING.
T4H ---fi i.QO tlie
m sNlaatliee
CATAJflBUE FREE.
L00H1S & HYIiH,
TIFFIN. OHIO.
PB""ala9laaaI JOU' V. MORRIS
bNtflUll Wa-liinKtoii, l. C.
Successfully Prosecutes Claims.
LatePrlncipl tiaralner V. S. Pension Unrean.
8 yre in Iatt war IT. adjudlca-.ins claiiat, atty Btnce.
JtEMlOM THB TArt-l.
ranisa to uiiimui.
HluBiillitl. Yfa'aafalf'
Til VHaV-fawC
ar.vuBuaa
fatmmm
ijam
aiacalae.
it ALL ORDBB8
tf KIIJ.KO
p PIlOilrTLT.
wbMF aaV1 wvlBWfa
Sire JJEgtt A6
CURES PERMANENTLY
SPRAINS.
Severed Tear is aala.
14 Suuner St,, Cleveland, Ohio,
Aug-. 11, 1883.
In 1831 I sprained my arm clubbing chest
huts: suffered years in pain and could net lift
mv arm. It was finally cured by St. Jacobs
Oil. JACOB ETZEXSPERGKR.
AT t-RfGGISTS AJD Bealxks.
THE CHMtES a. V06ELEW CO.. Baltiieere. M4.
regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach
and bowels. Omc a dose. Br droggbts
ilii.su-, h a handmaid, Mauds rcal
foadtt in all fncia! iiUasurvt. and itaUtiew.
CflPIII CIHPIHPI -Col3c Shiu'h" (Wi rM-.!.
DUblrU. alnblRb! Cilei. S.m.- f..r lUjUo.
i.Mit-.r" i-ailifl'. "dood Old fcouKs We lscl to
SllWU0'.
I
TrunrDIMPri''r''"""-raure ' ntsad" (Xi ct.
I LnrLnHnbL; or wi dor.) Knirn .V .Morey.
TWniicrasce lUllyiUK Sonis." OK t. or Li.1 do.)
Hull.
IHTtirU Bnf11fCI"l"-3',r Anthems" (f ct. or
nRtnLM BUuna!$TV0 iloz.) Enicnwin. -An-thtmse.f
fraie 1 Kr$Mlnz.i hmerson. 'Ameri
can Anthem l.'ook" (12mr ti di z.. lowV "lto-ponM-t,
and Sentences" 10 cts. or $: - doz.l
riptf PIHT1TICI Sacred 'Until aed Uiaz'
Wbi uMIJMJlu! 0 en- Sd.a ): -Kebeccar
i"rcH.irt.iW.) secular -Dairv. Mania Supper"
(Jict.rfl.dnz.l:"!anlen of MmclDK Flowem"
. ... ... .. . , ri .1 . l
graat UPPPCQ flf HllT NPW SI IIUSlC BflOllS
OTMI OUGCCSb Ul UUI HCW l PUilU BJUHi.
DIMI OlUUCaa Ul UUI new i wuoiu ujuna.
l'.ano 1asii s" .Vol. I and Vol. 2). "IVpidar Piam
.l ectimi." -1'npii ar lirco Mude Cofection."
... . -.1 ..I .. . I I ... . .n.l ..kdi fnr ttfl -
-Classic Paritonea'id bass SunK-, Clastic Tenor
runt. s.m'-u uive.
maile; rou I'.rr-m. rnrcc.
LYON & HKALV, Chiciigo, HI.
OLIVE". DITS0N COMPANY. Boston.
Jr I'm wiSHA-
. ooi ga
irrrviir.virR. '
SrOTiiWfSSCt
rnrcl-a one of tha cele
brated smith a -wnssoM
anna. Thu finest i-mal 1 arms
ever mariufarturnl and t!i
nrst. 'it''?',:i'U' 7 oi.
Jiaanrariurr,, m .;r" -.-;------ --.
leor'iouriic kuuo, nair-ijr u.iiiii.-ii' -j
Tinretiaoibli. Conntniitt entinlyo'bejt qual
ity wroaaht utrcl. carefully initl for cr
manKh'pand Bt-lc. they arounnval.il for Unl-b.
dnrnbiliiy nnrfnecame, po not te deceived b
cheap uiallfnbleca.t-irea Imltatioaa wh-'ci
areofen ld for thenulne artkrto aa I aw, not
pt)W i irIiab. ibut danyerona. The SMI1U
WI's- Kevolvere are all atarnpeil upori the liar-n-lt
wiili finn'e name. addrera anI dates f lry.eiite
and ar- tjnrcclrra perfect inex.-ry detail Jn
ituon havimr tho -feiiuino article, and if -our
dealr cannot iipply you an rrder -r.ttoadcirea
llow will receive prompt and csref -ii atttntioa.
Dncriptivucatalnirneand piioobfTnwhert npoa p-
nation. SMITH & WESSON,
1 Mention h'.-rar- rlwel4, Slnea.
Tie Oldett Medicine in ike World it frtSa&ly
Dlt. ISAA: THOMaWJOfr
CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.
Tl,S"Tsa"rxluTly p,e;ere.t l'".'';'" ' P
Kriptloa. and has teen In constant n-- lf"'V;
century. There are fe- di-eases to which n'
are fihject more distressing than sore eJ"2
none. prhr. for which irorc remedies l-avo leeri
trll without guccess. Forall external "''"matloii
of the eves it Is an Infallible remedy If the direc
tions are To-lowed It will """5"l FSXlV,
invite the att'nron oi pmKMm uv.Ii"i;,."5 crivj
iatiralMra-rglsui J""1-: OXW- SOS
ft; CO- Tbot, S. V. LstablUhed 1. J..
detectives'
Waatfil itr I m.a ti Ml u. l.r ln:r.--llooi Ii Wcri Ser.!c
wail ttri-jTil.:Ii- re-le 11- Ittt.rn.uoal ln-le.
Or.ne.n WarclRX Artn.f fr.a't. Grabain'9 rocan Gn.rr of
ke4 Oi".i.i- Tfte iLtf-ttel latf--xliTe b..in.., erd-tir-Inc
I. itwtlei .f M teat, r.r p.nieTiT.r.. K-nlmci-ai fur
d-bBasSAI BETSCTIVE OCUCil' lO. jlnail..tUrualLO.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Hlow mice railroai urds
FREE Government LANDS.
.vl 1 1. LIONS or Acre in .Minne-oti.. North !).
kola. 'Int.-;i.IilaIio,'aliiiKton and Oiriiii.
CrNIl rnD'",,ll'-'aUoD. it mspides cnbiaa m
gLilll lUil BEST ASrlcultural.tirazintr aid lmu-r
Libds nowopea fiSttlcM. SKSf 1'ICKK. Addresa
CHAS. B. UMBOW.
Lanil I ninini-sio-inr.
ST. I'AII- MINN.
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