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t HI M a h .mi fill I' i !-i. .n .-' "Y J; H l' 51 i i J: ! ill ' 1p i M -Ol :; U "German Syrup f Justice of the Peace, George Wil-' kinson, of Iwville, Murray Co., j Minn., makes a deposition concern ing a severe cold. Listen to it. "In the Spring cf 1888, through ex posure I contracted a very severe ' cold that settled on my lungs. This was accompanied bv excessive night sweats. One bottle of Boschee's German Syrup broke up the cold night sweats, and all and left me in a good, healthy condition. I can give German Syrup iny most earnest commendation." m HSANT THE NEXT MORNING 1 FEEL BRIGHT N0 MEW AND M COMPLEXION IS BETTER. yty doctor Mr It nets Rpntlr on the rtomeh,nr unci kidnev. pmt is a pleaasnl laxative. Tli!t cirlnt i made from hcrm, &nd Im prepared for Uat s caclly as tea. ItMChllcd LAHE'SMEDICIHE All droREists sell It at Mc and 1 a package. M you cinnot cat it, nend your aditrct Tor a free jami.le. l-nnc' F.imllr Mrriictno mTea lac bawds each dm. Acldtr T OitATOk II. WOODWARD. LlROT. N, T. CURES RISING BREA5T .-. "MOTHER'S FRIEND" WSj-SB -rct?,cijll,'bcarine 'wnaian. I have been a mid-wife for tnanv years, and in each case where ".Mother's friend" liadbeenused it has accomplished wonders acd relieved much cufferin;. Itistliolst remedy for rUInc cl tiie breast kaowj, and worth the price for that alone. :Jjis.3I.W.Bkcsteh, Montgomery, Ala. Pentbyrxpress, charpes prepaid, th receipt J price, 1 jo per bottle. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., '" :i"1 druggist. Atlanta, a. m Best Waterproof coat in the WORLD ! fl mK SUCKER TiicJ'ISH 1!UAYT si ipcrn i. w... w..-. I primf, ana nll keep j-ou dry i;i ihe harUesuionn. T.1e uji ji.i b j.u Ktii h a penwt ridlnj coat, and coversihentlreE:iil.l!. l'.iwn.(,fii-iii,.ivmc t -,. buy a coat if the " ri!h Brand" is not on it. ll!ntra tf'. t'ainliir; irw. a.. I towej:. Itnston. JIass. Cures Consnmpti on, Cooghs, CtHp, 8ei Throat. So'.d by all Dniatist tt a Guanatw. Tcra Lame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh'a Porous Plater wUl gtre great (atisfactioa. 5 cents. Ely's Cream Bain? "wilt, ccrtn CATARRH E rit-o ."rt Cout'. Apply Ilalra Into ach no?tril. KLV.0KOS..C.J Warren st-.N". J. ipRW li Izzn Ztliz. Cnrhi Si 5km Creep, ::S2? :S5 Swi -l rtV. A" rl, . fw Cesiasrisa is 2nt ttajtt ciiin n'M la U Ti;:ai rac:- Tss at :::d 7k t1 ue tte iTriTIa ef - iftcr zzOsg tio .T. ixu. s!i lv dealtrtro rttn. lagitejaa5CKsasrd$LtfO. P Proof FromThe Plains. Story of a Government Scout and Interpreter. Kickapi n Indian Sagrra, a Valuable Itemr oly Known to the Indiana for Tears anil Highly I'rlzeil. M:i!iy)f our readers have probably heard -f ":ipt. Tnink 1). Yates, trhosc exploits on ilu frontier have gh-en hira a national rep v.l itio:u Tiic testimony of sncb a, man "wsp has 1 i ved aiming tho red men is incontrovertible fvidciitfttof the nbolute genuineness of this ivinedy, and its repute among that race who.-noble health whatever mav have been their faults has always been famous. Catt. Frakk D. Tates, Gordok, Xkb. IIi- endorsement of It is still further proof of its effectiveness. Capt. Yates writes as follows: Gordon, Kebraska, July ?.".. I take great pleasure in recommending the Kickapno lUmcdles, and have known of llieui r.:no:i-t!ie Indians, as I have lived on the ex lrcme western frontier for the past SO years and am at present a Sioux Indian interpreter for the government. Mvper-nnal experience with Sajrwa irhich In Iniiun toiijruc means -THE BEST" lias been oinsMeral'le, but one of the most wonderful I'lTucts from personal knowledge in my own ca ivas tlie cnrlnR of Chronic Catarrh with which I )ecainc afflicted, owing to the great altitude of the country in which Iliad been llvlnr. It did not at first occur to me to take KlcVapoo Indian Sazwa for this trouble: and it was not iil til I l.ad visited the Hot Springs and I failed to obtain relief, and the disease had become so Terr :Uarmlu that I was afraid It would get t li hest of me and derelope into consumption tliat I concluded to take Sjwa. I got oue bottle of it and a lotUe of Indian Oil. The cBVct was so marked that I immediately ordered twelve bottles of each, and now bless the day that the thought occurred to me. for I am entirely cured of tlut most lIsa;rrceaMe and dltres:!iifc "of all Uioa.-. Iain saii; f.tl I wa cured owing to the perfei-t I'.iaiini-r In nhlch "tagwa"' puriCi-s tl.e McKd:anit IjIui tlut Sana. taken In connection nlth XuJiau Oil, will positlvelv cure the wor? t cases of catanh eier known; aiid to far as the use ot Kickapoo Indian Remedies as general famll) Uidlcliics are concerned, there is aatblcf en earth whtch can equal tlicm. FliiNK D. YATES, Indian InierptcUr. KiCKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA. $1.00 a Lcttle, G for $5.00. St!d by ail Oruggistfr gad-Fsp5 ilafiaBHHaWat gsTSHILOHS rMsfssBssssss KfcBBsPvBf IK''-ssssssW flHssssssssssSsssiBssMF1 A FLOWER. This little flower so fair anil "Sweet, Upon a hillside had its Wrth. where lofty tree9 had sst their feet Firm In the earth. the suu's warm, loyal heart it knew Before its tender leaves tool! Torn, Long ere it drank the fragrant dew Or faced the storm. The angels of the wind and raiu Watched over it with lovin? ere. And so it prow untouched by pain Kach day more fair. M lust one happy morn it stoo.l Perfect as full-jrrown vestal houl, Within that pr.iud. majestic wood All beautiful. And &ceinz it. I think that thus A f-onjr should srow in every part, Bursting at last all glorious From poet heart. Hsrrlet Smcad. BRAVE WOMEN; -.... i ,i-fr The women of the Kerolutionarv J01' na uutuicu. nil.- rusty ut-u uieir prop - ni-tv without .i ioh wont f.-nm iio,ic. crty witnout a igli. went Irom house to house begging for the continental army, embroidered colors, distributed arms and ammunition, cxhortin- the men to Useiheni like heroes. Even 4i.. w:-i.. : :.... ..i..i.j inv; giii? in ihuiix iiiMiinrc!) pieugea themselves not to receive addresses ot lovers wo Had not given proofs of love for their countrv. The records arc full uf noble deeds and bravery, some of which are presented in this paper. When I he lir.-t call to arms sounded inrougu me land, a .Mrs. lirapcr un mediately exhorted her husband to lose no time in hastening to the scene of ueticn. and with her own hands bound knapsack and blanket on the shoulders of her only son. n stripling of 1G. bidding: him depart alld do his ilntv. To the entreaties df her daughter that lier youiifr broiher might remain at, home to be their protector, she answered lhat every able arm belonged to the country. 'He is wanted and must iro. Yoa with Molly, must feed as many as wo , can." For two days and a ui,'ht she i employed herself diligently in baking bread; and then erecting a long tah.e on the roadside she covered it with pans of b.vad and cheese, placing gicat pails of cider beside them. Aftjr the battle of Uiinker Hill j there wis A gi-eat scarcity of ammu nition, and Washington called upon the inhabitants to" send him every ounce of pewter or lead in their province. This appeal cmid not be disregarded, but it is difficult at thi j .t ., , . .1 ua. iu iMimaxe uio value oi jiewter. a-s well as its indispensable con venience. The more precious metals h:.d net then found t'jeir way to the tabled of the New Enjlander.: and throughout the country services of pewte .scoured to the hrihlncss of silve- cove-vd the l.jard, even in the hou e.of e wealthy. Few withheld their portion in that hour of the country"? need: an.l noble wre the s-aci-iJ.'ties ma " in present injf thir Willing- nfrei-injrs h-s. Draj er wa- r!t'i in t; larw slock of j-cwler. w'lieh he valued ;t; the ircv.t -1 orr.a -.p.l of her house. Much of it was p eci , to her a- the gift of t clearfid nvthef. Ihit tho call reach :ii her heart, and she was thank ful that she was ablo to contribute so trjre'j to tin reqiirem3nt of her coiii.tr. The supply of domestic cloth de-inrd for iier familv was in a slm t t'iro cenvertej by her labor, assi-te.l h.- cl-.it of daughter and naid. "nio c at.j for the roldies: the .-llfi't xill'l lil:in'vi1 ivilh i-liiili lw,- aw . wr. stoi-u 1 were fashioned J mt .-ft i i-t -: al.a iy mud. lav li-.1 v:c r.ani " -. 11 .i even tiic ilan:iel- up fo:- herself and altered into men's i. of Connecticut, as ,t:i tlu: wo.nan an 1 a A " lis IViai :sie on 1 . I. , ur--vl :: a-i. n 3; iidi!e:i emer-er.cv udi!e:i nvns! e i i i ; 'n -le hour ; b eukfa t f i:i .k ani h itv pud l"n v for V)) ' msi-'i- an 1 v.-ia led -uiJi- A 1 a': lot bv the inim of "siael , .;Iliu un :: .niothin ' nio-c than usp.-i-n wa, taken on board a.i n:.i !i Ltgatva-aspv. and a de'ach- .!:! f mari-ieiv w;'vnt toc-plure n i shfiy.-il r hi v; A Mim. Israel ,.t :i yonnjr wiic ot i t -'.wnt 4-. lw. t't UUJUl I f UZ" c m. a 2iotli.. a:i:i i dcrcrlbcJ as of li:rlit itinl . ii-li..h ii-rure; moJcst auJ ivtirur '" ni;.nnc!-s Un .-t -ir.y tlie t:M'It:o s !al. hmvevLV. jsikI accom-j)::.ii-J by ; boy of only .iht year-. !hc -ri ox at full ieoJ to t'.ie iv.ft' "f i"; cattle. Tins lH cf iVm'I -.1 by (lr;vinr them into tbebarn yavd. v. t'l ti.; .-hot of the e;ijiny fall i:ir t iek about hr. There they v.-j. sa'c. for the I5ritis1i foriv in f?1?li ..f" ! . i tllt itl .1 ,w ilil ?t win to invade farm-ho:zses. One noble woman. Mrs. (;ibbs. it i root r led. in the midst f seen- of violent- tlnriiiL' the robberv of her llllll MJt. J "twL'WilWlllIlt V l!Vli I I WI hou.-t by the liritish troops, com manded ven their respect by her calm and ladylike department. In her piv.-oiii-e all w, at least, tho -how of dec rum. 'Maintaining her plac a mistress of her household, and ,uvsidliir at her table, she treat ed he- uninvited g;;ests with a dig- J nilied courtesy that, insured civility, while 't prevented presumptuous familiarity. The boldest and rudest among them bowed involuntarily to an fci-liienee which fear or force could n t have secured." Mrs. Motte appears conspicuously in her heroism when she consented to the destruction of her property. Her magnificent house interrupted the progress of an important siege, an 1 the American commander hinted with gi"at embarassment. to a lady, to whom the patriotic cause owed so much, taat its destruction would lead in all probability to the capture of the enemy. "The smile with whieh the communication was received gave instant relief to the embarassed officer. Mrs. Motte not onlv consent- ed, but declared that she was grati-, l:el with t.ie opportunity of contrib- nting to the good of her country, and should vitw the approaching scene with delight Shortly after, seeing the bows and arrows which had been . 1 reparod to carry combustible matter she sent for Leo. and. presenting him with a bow. and it- apparatus which had been imported from India, re-1 t;iested hissubstitutitn of them as Letter suited for the object than those provided."' The house was burned before her eye?: the British garrison surrendered, and after the captors had taken possession. Mrs. Motte signattze.t th" occasion by presiding with feminine grace at a grand din- ' ner of the ofiicers. . m itiiam Martin was killed at the , a. and a British ' batt'.c of Augusta oliicer r.de out of his way to gratify ' his hativd of the rebels" b convey- ; ing the intelligence abrupt! v to the i bereaved mother. "You had a son." J A . 0 said he, iu the army of Augusta? I saw Ms brains blown out on the field -i tattle The American woman t-id i.ot blanch for an instant, her ciu::ti.ji:incc was calm.wliatoverrife .and I Knte Hue No Service to do P of attadc upon the American ac!' ad niost assuredly more oml diagi.uns, chronologies by Brchi- vJri'nteiSSL for the hut J e White Marsh on the next I ll)tlle- " ls f that much cf the I teUural arcadcand ornamental panels. ruimii.it i oe jucpateu ioi tne nun- , ' si,0 ,.Atit lM,.L- to i,,i , poetry and prose cf carlv literature London Academy. , gry: for before to-morrow night hun- dai hu on? She ?ieV back to bed vnilif nnl ,L r..,vni,.nH- 'nw...l bv dreds, I hope thousands, will be on una a KnocKinff a net- uoor soon an -; .; of r ""'"" White Hhi.ioc.m. their way to join the continental nounced that, her mysterious guests , ie jt j.1" " aiit i-.denes Fro,n1 a k'ttcr 'j1 h' tJMlt.s- fo-ve W-I.nl.av t-.v..U.,l fa,, were depart ng: I?o.nc c I it Has a quaint l. mentis. , (1 j,ports-m.m yh. . Selous .to the SlDLlltU Shd rU shut up the house, and and nngl.t attract attention on that , FW(1. tl t tI curious and may have been going on within, and booking steadily at the ruffian, she answered: "He could not have died in a nobler cause.' At a time when the failure of am munition began to be vexatiously felt in the American army, supplies of war were secreted in hollow trees and other such places. The amount given to Colonel Bratton was con fided by him, during an occasional absence, to the care of his wife; but the circumstance being in some way known, a detachment of the enemy was sent to secure it. Mrs. Bratton was made aware of ,.. v. .i .,:mm,i:o their near approach, and "immediate- i . i:i . - r nL.i.. iw, ua lv laid a train of powder from the de - pot to the spot, where she stood, and when the detachment one in .sight; .j. i i, . . j, , . . jj. .. , set fire to the train and blew it up. iTU , . i i i. L, The explosion that greeted the ears I r !, Lo ;nt,.mnA nnm iw w nh. ..I :... t ..r ..:.. ,i::,. .- r I " 7E" Si" ." "Tfl i" j - ...w-. ... -. .-., -. ritatcd to fury, demanded who had l" lY " -""" " " .(la,,ed to perpetrate such an act, and threatened instant and severe : ven- i gcance upon the culprit, j lie intrepid 'man, answering forherecll: 'it was I T vrhn iiA it. Ijt. tlio cnnsnfiiiHiirfs , ! be what they will, I glory in having . i prevented the mischief contemplated bv the cruel enemies of my coun try."' A quiet, unobtrusive-looking house in Philadelphia, inhabited bv a Quaker couple by the name of I)ar ragh. was chosen by the British i n-cr as u place for private con fcr- encc: and one evenmir ol their meet ing, the party in command exhibited t.n mllr.li flnVinf i trt cfof. f.liA familY t.n bed. that the alarm of the mistress; i ...i: i u , v :.i cwa uid iiiiul;ii, m lAUHtU. cue gciuug ur. giic nivio unu ti ?nuun "to the dodr df the room and heard ' the reading of a paper containing the collected her thought?. Information must lie given to her countrymen of the impending destruction; but by whom? To employ her husband would be to place him in imminent jeopardy, and she determined to be herself the messenger. Early the next morning, taking with her for the ostensible procuring flour for her family, she went to headquarters, obtained Gen oral Howe s written permission to pass the British lines, and thou walk- ' ing through the snow to Frankford, lnnitfl lir snolf nt. t.Vi mill She i "'""":; ,"".;."", VuZ then pressed forward lunjini iiiu American outposts, but luckily fall ing in with an officer on the way, she delivered Her fateful tidings. Jydi returned home with hOr sack of Hour llle saniti day, and the baffled British never could imagine to whom they owed this uniathomablc treachery. i Early in the war. Governor Kut- ; ledge sent a quantity of arms and ' ammunition to the house of Colonel I Thomas to be ready in case of any i emergency that might arise on the frontier. These munitions were tinder the guard of twenty-five men. and the house was prepared to resist as- ; sault. Colonel Thomas received in- I formation that a large party of Tories under the command of Colonel More, of North Carolina, was advancing to attack him. He and his guard deem- , ing it inexpedient to risk a force so much superior to their own retired, carrying as much ammunition as pos sible. Josiah Culhertson. a son-in-low of Colonel Thoma?. who was v,'!th the liLt!e Sa"'ri30n- wold not go with the others and remained in tiie house. Besides him and a boy thi only inmate. 'were women. Tiie Tories advanced and took up their station, but the treasuro was not to bo yielded to their demand. amuumuw a n- 1 limi jtlll fa mltnii tnmin nvt b,vclca 0s an oruer to leave tne prem- ltt's- u:ul their lire waa wived with- i oat mueh iaJu"y b.v the lo?s of which , e houro ras bnilt. Tlien- fire was ,ix,-t'Kl.' ,'"'U2'i 'oni tne upper oT. and proved ranch more effect- ""ii than that of tho assailants. J he O,d-ralnonod "batten" door, hli-ongly ba'Tioadud. resisted their efforts to demolish it. Meanwhile Culbertson continued to lire, the uns being loaded as fast as ho discharged them by the ready handd of Mrs. Thomas andhcrdaugh- ters. aided by her son William: and this spirited resistance very shortly . i-onvinced the enemy that further of- i fort was u?ele-s. Itelieving that many ' men were concealed in tho house, and apprehending a sal l their retreat , was made as rapidly as their wounds would permit. niier waiung a pruueui time, aim i recomuuto -ing as well as the could . -rom " ltion above. Mrs. J homas . Upended the stairs and opened the ... .. , I I uoor.-. iiiBiuHur inus preserveu . constituted the principal supply for JMimtvr s army m the battles of Koeky Mount and Hanging Itoclr. Colonel Henry Inmuu in the National Trib une. Uhrn Were Steel Ica lareute I? All standard works of reference say: "At about the opening of the present century pens were first made of metal," or words to that effect. In tho "Autobiography of Roger North," J find something' which makes mc think that there is something wrong in the history of the steel pen as there is In nearly everything else. Writing to Mrs. Foley from London, on March 8, 1700. he says: "You will hardly tell by what you see that I write with a steel pen. It is a device but recently from France. When they get the knack of making them exactly I do not doubt but that the use of the goose quill will end, for none that can have these will use others. ' Here is a clear mention of a useful devic2 a full hundred years 1 before so-called iTiitnii',l finrl.2 inf that such a thing exists. Xoorish ArcMtecturr. , An American engineer, recently re- I turned from a visit to Spain, is con vinesd thnt tb rinralvlitv r AT-:., architecture is over-estimated in iion- -estimated in pop ular opinion. That which he exam- ined he found extremelv dnfootivo from the engineer's point of view,and he believes that where one ancient Moorish structure remains, scores must have perished. The tenuous horseshoe arch and the nrprnlnnen nf pillars seeniinjrlv tno AnVmaia t .i the work imposed upon them he as- ' cribes to the fondness of the Moors for i ...j iv uivmuuiimui LI1C .UUUI 'S IOI i ' creating in structures the impression ' , of instability, a trick, the result. rwr- ' creating in structures the imm-es4nn ' of instabilitv. a trick, the result nor- ' haps, tif something deeply imbedded ! in the Moorish intellect. Too Indefinite. The Voice From the Telephone I, this Mr. Titters? Titters Yes: who are you? The Voice From the Telephone, sweetly Your fiancee, love. Fitters Er can't you be a little more explicit ? ChicagoXews-Iiecord. eould not rest that night. She heard -"""PPi "m -J s'- " uie nng in imagination sounds of feet frcnu ffay till it reaches the (ulf of the midnight council, and at length ' M- and ,raomte l,art of th? Wl'siji 4: tK i i:i, .t -,!...,... It is not true, as a general state- TO-DAY. Plenty ot It, Such a It Is, and Tlentj of Reader. n may be claimed by some that in the near future the civilized portion of the human race will consist of noth ing but poets what "proseists"' and then to speak scmowhat ruggedly may God help tho savages. Man, for want of an audience tirod of reading continuallv what nono of his breth ren can afford to listen to (being sira- ! ilarly situated themselves), will rush to t!ie wilds of Arizona or to foreign ' . . , .. 7 . , , t, . ' less inhabitants to lend their ears, ... ,. . . , . "ke Marc Antony s countrymen, . w, , . , ,-,, , .. .thc11' ntnw . doubtless have ! Lhr s J"le J Ve". of . Jwff; i V AHA? tl Vtil s-V--h lltn aau-i t al- fri It nl I i u.ii in iiicsu cimuu .Clitics ii nas na-i .. . , . . . . , i ls surest and greatest development. i .. .. ",,,. . . l . ,, ' says ho Denver J lines. Look at the a a Ji f t '".'"u "- newspapers, magazines , and periodicals: glance over tho list 1 of dailies and weeklies (ther- arc , SCVCiitv in Denver), fctudv the li-t of . ,r,.0wth that literature I ; - admitted. An en- has made must be admitted. An en thusiast may well ak: "Was there ever such a universal spread of en- i iijrmenmeni; sucn a universal uapusni ' of Heliconian fire?" Athens and 1 Rome never dreamt of such an av " ahinche of literature evon in their palmiest days. The library of Alex andria, destroyed by a vagrant .Moor, had several hundred thousand manu script papyrus rolN. but it is a small American weekly that does not claim that circulation and swear to it when ever called upon to do s-o. rhe history of riirish literatures , Jginninff with Caedmon. the AngltH I baxon. resembles the flow of tno ment. that the art of writing has de teriorated. It is perhaps not so ex- would be voted dull, heavy and stupid, and to be read only by the ! drv-as-dust untiquarv. There are I bright lights along the stream hero land there, beginning from the in- faney of English literature, and there LITERATURE OF . account, out me greater pun ion oi it , nire annual, the white rhinoceros, lias I an emptv saek ' havc bccnjicnods m lis flow, wouso this frentlcman attributes the fact that sible purpose of compact bMliauee exeeeds that of the ' ;n this part a few .snecimen fctill sur lier familv .he ' Psent day that of Shakespeare and v've the constant persecution which iu i Milton, of Pope and Addison, for in- stances. But in these modern davs we excel m the number of minor ! writers. Who iu these days really and truly reads Milton? The dear ' public does not to am- annreeiahleev- .' " tent. He does not interest. And who reads Shakespcre? Relatively few. QUANTRELL AND JAMES. Hnrnlii? o! ' woman's story of I ho Lawrence. "1 was living- in Lawrence. Kan-as. when QuantrelFs gang sacked and burned the town,"' said Mrs. Ann Boettler to a (jlobe-Demcerat man. "There were ve y few able-bod'o I men in the place at the time, and the guerrillas had everything their own way. They massacred ltU people, Jesse James, then a beardless boy of 16. was with the gang. I was living with a woman named Stephens, whose husband was a federal soldier. He had been wounded and sent home. : Jesse James and three or four others , of the gang invaded the house with 1 the avowed purpose of killing Ste phens, who was confined to his bed. , He had been shot through the hips, and his body was paralyzed from tho 1 waist down. ' "Mrs. Stephens met the guerrillas ' at the door and begged for her hu , band's life, but they only laughed at ! her. They crowded past her and ap i uroached the bed. 'Would von mm. 1 Jl . 1 - uer a wounucn man.- asKeii Mepnens. -C)h, 1 guess yon 11 onlv be easier killed," said James. -I've killed nini- teen people to-dav. and I want to make it even twenty." Mr. Stenhens , had a large navy revolver under his , t pill-. He seized it and bogan firing. (You never saw such scampering in yOUr life as those guerrillas did to et put of range, lhev rushed out- side and fired a volley through the windows, breaking Mrs. Stephens' left arm. Then they set, tho house on fire. I was but a ohild of twelve, but with niv heln Mrs. Stnnlinn managed to get her husband out of doors, and she stood batween hiir. and tho rruerrillas. Thcv told hoi- t.i st-mrl inofln o- t.hnv wimi,! un !.,.. too. but she refused. Mr. Stephens still held his pistol, and thev wore afraid to approach to drag her awav. Her husband commanded her to -jh 1 - .- v . and leave him to his fate, but she would not move. The guerrillas Hred on her and she fell across her husband. They fired again, ano ,ftepheiis fell back dead."1 Orations to Suit. It is tho custom in Franco for pane gyries to be pronounced at thegraxos of notable persons, and even obscuro men have their praises sung in t he cemetery. This has resulted in the appearance of a professional pan egyrist, always to be found in a wine shop hard by the cemetery. He is known as "Monsieur du Ccmetiere." He has on hand an assortment of ora- tions to suit customers. All he needs, are a few hints about the life and career of the defunct, and he evolves iiv it 11UIU 1113 llUUiUUUUII. Alio mourners never fail to bo convinced that in the deceased tho world lost one of its greatest men or women. T hn 114 fHnm lni imiitHniln.. rt.i Congratulations. Thoy were en a train going from Cleveland to Columbus, Ohio. Tho tra'n was crowded and the last man on took the first teat he could find. "Going to Columbus?" he asked, after a few minutes. "Yes." Avas the response of the fiist coiner, who, by the way. wa. quite a respectable looking person. "Legislature?" "No.1- "Pcnitentiarv?" "No." Ah. let me congratulate you. I've? tried botli. Detroit Free Press. All ric-xied but Harrow. "Mr. Hawkins," said she. "I wish you ty decide a bt between mc and Mr. Harrows. "He savs it is onlv 5 ). "-H from here to the beach and I sav ' ,,'j)'" "-!!. "H-J HawKins, -I should tav yo ,:ioJ iav i'ou wcru "otn "ff-it. "Ifsabiitt ""J of 1'arrows' fec-t and 1.0W of J'""1'"" HarperV Baxar. T- T :trMti3 Il'iirer. "'ome of the flower badges of na tions are as follows: Athens, violet; C;.nada. sugar maple; lgypt. l-.tus: j ' ngland. rose: France, Ueur-de-lis i (liiy): Flci-euce, giglio (lily); Ger- lfthai lily tl ,Ja linden: gnx- or.'., in 'ciuitc. ooiIaiid. Thi-,tl. .imiii, pumui-uiiutu: Wales, leak leaf Street-car drivers and others who are con stantly exposed to all kinds of weather, and cannot find time to lav bv. should ever bear in mind this plain fact that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures coughs and colds. Itisune qualed Two great foes of the church the go!den calf and the leathery oyster. Tho Fire Department in every city could not do better than to keep a dozen of Salva tion Oil at each station. It instantly re lieves all burns, scalds and bruics, und in a few days makes an effect ual cure of the wound. 25cts. Ile Koad the Taper. First Sportsman Is your gun loaded? Second Sportsman Xo. Firbt Sportsman Then, for heavens sake, load it! l)o you want it to tro off accidentally ami kUl souiebodi'? Truth. Th Xc- Itrcad. Attention is called to the new method of baking bread of.suiierior lightness, fineness and wholesomeness without yeast, a receipt for which is given e!se heroin this raper. Even the best brenilbakers will be iutcrotei in this. To everv reader who will try this and writo the result to the Iloyal Bakin wWbtlint .?, 2, l)n..nl Mol'innr Powder Co., 10(5 Wall St. corapanv will tend in return a free copy of tl,e mt iraetkal and useful cook 1-ook. ? t!s..i,tsJn containing one thousand receipts for all kiniLs of cookincr. vet meiitioueil. Aleution this paper. l'apcr, I'cns anil Ink. aper, as we learn from recent dis coveries, was in tttc in Egypt as far back as 2300 B. C. and not merely, as old I'liny thoight, from the time of Alexander tiic Great. The ancients, it appears, knew more about pens ami inks than they usual have credit for. The Greek nt.ide silver and other me tallic pons, and Latin manuscripts show a great variety of inks red. purple, given, line, silver and gold. The great FioreiTo bible in the British museum shows the skill of the penman in the twelfth century in the use of this mode of decoration: and in somewhat later times it was no unusual thing for scribes to annotate their texts in col ored inks red, g :en. violet, blue- us ing each color for a distinct class of net s. historical, biographical, geo graphical, etc Scientific works are of ten made exceedingly attractive by col ' not vet gone the war of the dodo and ' Abe great bustard, though some have ' ventured to give .Mr. Selous' authority for y'ng that he is extinct. Itiato . y"" -' m.s..u,.a land, whieh kept the native hunters to the west of the I uimata river, that ' the last twenty vears has utterly ex- i terminated them in every portion of I boutk Central Africa. "J here may 1 yet." Mr. Selous adds, "be ten, or even twenty of these animals left, but cer tainly not more. I think than the latter , number." , THE WORLDS MAMMOTH HOTEL is , the 1.10(1 room, fire-proof, summer Hotel, the I "GREAT EASTERN," at St. Lawrence Ave. and 00th St.. Chi-aso. two blocks from Mid way Plaisanco World's Fair entrance and overlookinjr fninous Washington Tark. World's Fair vi-itors can avoid nnnoynir-c and extortion of sharks by engain rooms , now at ?1..1t) n day. earh ilrson (European) by addressing Cope'nud Townseud. Manager, formerly nmr. Palmer House). 42 Rookery Blinding, ChiKigo, III. Tlie Lu.y woodchopjier should wear a cut away coat. Ao :ttr ES'ntlv can le had for c oilgSlN and Cold. or anv trouble of tli Tliroat. than "IJaowx'x Biioxcjiiai. Tno- ches." J'rico i" cents. Sold onlv iu boxes. Most reop!c are wiling to do away with vices of other j-cople. Bnker'a Cod l.iTcr Oil. Tlie best in tho iriitM. Cures uo:i:iiiiiption. Makes nutr bluod und lie.. Sold ty druKSist:. Busy ieJi!e rarely have time to become .sick. l-ow ICsilcx o ."Xorlli 4.:iIvclon. Sccia! low rate excus-siou to CJplve-ton, Texas every Saturday eveniiiT. Kor j ar- tJcu'ars and ticket apply to F. F. "ViI- iauis. Fh-st National Bank Building. (Jmaha. Ftin only s-eenw frivolous to tliose who are not in it. JMTQUB1TE& COS FOilOXA COUUH Tablets. "AlNoIntoiy tlie icst inndo. Two ouiuorackne for ."" t cuts, at your Driis; :its or Co'i'ectioner-.-. As'c for tliein and STOP THAT COUGH. It is roor ioliey to lo all you intend to for a person on tirst application. .. tuSm I at once. Gotov ataiiiplolottieii 1.:kIm fo 4onsittuiT : l5aL-nm wsu slop tiie touch our druggist, tounynnuget ree. Lnrge i ottlos no tents and?l.O0. Tiic man who has no friends is either rhenoniennlly tight or ainaziiigly Ioo-c. FITS- ll 1t storpetl fr ty Dn. KLIMrs tinKiT 3K2 ItUTORKB. No fit utter tint da7'a iih- Slar floa csrrs Tr?ati-e nnil !S "0 trld lmi:!e trrf Jo Kit eases Sml to Dr. Kl'ne.mi ArctiM..rkiUuleliiliin,l-a. 01stinite people are at least entitled to the credit of l;eing sincere. I.aiics Medicine Moves the ltoirels Karli Ia. In older to lie lie.i'.liiy thUK iiece sarv. Cure-constipation, headache, Kiduev :!!! liver trouble and regulates tlie stoin uch and boucls. Xo wiiinan reoicts a man that she can ru'e without tlijiloniti'-y. We eat too much nnd take too little out door cs'ivi-"P. This is the fault of our mod ern, civilization. It is claitned that. Garte!il Tea. a simple herSi remedy, heljis Nature to overcome the?e abuse-'. The fnet thata man i- lm-- is no evideiue that lin is doing nnything. Everybody u-es Silicon Willi ll:t- ttr. Why not you '. Write for illustrated catalogue to the Omaha Silicon A"aU Pias ter Co.. SI ."i First National I'auk Biiildiu;. (Jniaha. Neb. No man tan pay his l.illsand maintain the reputation of I eing a good fellow. If the Unity ultlnjr Trrih. Be fure and rse t:m ! I r.n-1 rrrll tried rcincilr, Mrs. Wisslow's SooTtnu Svr.rr for CliiMren Tee:hins. There are people who would go limiting forkiete provided they were free, "UanuVrs )iaKir cri7s7;ivc." .Siwiu SJSs autC rilu,u,e1- Aikoar Law wears iron -hoes and never cares wnere it steps. Some shepherds pay the most attention to tho fattest fcheep. IltREGVLAlilTT. Is that what troub les you? Then it's easily and promptly remedied by DoctoV Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Theyrcgii. late tho system per-fectl-. Take one for a gentle laxa tive or corrective; three for a cathartic. If you suffer from Constipation. Indi- gcstiou, liilious At tacks. Sick or Bilious Headaches, or any derangement of the liver, stomach, or bowels, try these little Pellets. They bring a permanent cure. Instead of shocking and weakening the system with violence, like the ordinary 'pills, they act in a perfectly ens and natural waj. They're the smallest, the easiest to take and the cheapest, for they're guaranteed to give satisfaction, or your money is returned. You pay' only for the yood you get. COLUMBIA Marble Shooter. World Fair Souvenir for bovs. On ran plump, roll up, las . swift or easy, far or near; e-iit'd. anil with practii knocks 'cm out. Asen wanted. Hoys here's yoi chance. Larpe commie ?iviu9. .nun iia; iui UUJJ1U and circulars or 15c for 3 l-eautiful Uws. The l'at- cnt Socially Co.. western asencjr.l'ox 4 JJncoIn. Neb JfflfflJ! Lcam TdearanhT and Tlatlrnari Aecnts' Bustnos here and seeure riie J. D. BROWN. td.lu, .. ifaffllctrd "jThampstn's Eyt Watir. ore e s hoot .-.. 1 w'-'-g." ' - I vtMStfew AmllW?fM y.jri T y' f The Role of the Schoolgirl. In our Anglo-Saxon soeisl system the young girl is everywhere, and, if the shades of Sterne will allow me to say so, we temper the wind of our realism to the sensitive innocence of the ubiquitous lambs. We like to believe thdt oar wef men are better than those of foreign nations. We owe it to them to put more faith in them because they are our own our dear mothers, and wives, and sisters, and daughters for whom, if we bo men, we mean to do all that men can do. But we are all men and women, nevertheless, and human, and we have the thoughts and the understanding of men and women, and not of school girls. And yet the schoolgirl practi cally decides" what we are to hear at the theater and, so far as our own lan guage is concerned, determines to a great extent what we are to read. Marion Crawford in Forum. l'rotecteil invention. There are sixty-four countries where :in invention can claim protection, or nither where patent fees may be pant. I Sixteen of these are in Europe, eight in t - Europe, eight in Africa, four in Asia, twenty-seven m ...: ...i ,.;.. in ). n;.-i Tho to- tal price of the sixty-four official scraps of paper amount to the nice little sum of SI l,5."i0. The New Bread. "P OYAL iinfermenled bread, made without " yeast, avoiding the decomposition produced in the flour by yeast or other baking powder; peptic, palatable and most healthful ; may be eaten warm and fresh without discomfort, which is not true of bread made in any other wray. Can be made only with Royal Baking Powder. Receipt for Making One Loaf. ONE quart (lour, i tcaspoonful salt, half a tcaspoonful sugar, 2 heaping teaspoonfuls Royal Baking Powder, half medium-sized cold boiled potato, and water. Sift to gether thoroughly flour, salt, sugar, and baking powder ; rub in the potato; add sufficient water to mix smoothly and rapidly into a stiff batte'i, about as soft as for pound cake; about a pint of water to a quart of flour wil be required HALL'S Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Countv and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE. Sworn to before me, and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1889. o OTAKIAfj StAL : A. W. : LUCAS CO., O. HALL'S CATARRH CURE IS 1 AKi'N INTERNALLY, and nets directly upon the Blood and mucous Mirlaces. K. n. U'AI.TIIALI. A CO.. Druggists. Horse Cave. Ky.. say: "Halt's Catarrh due cures every one that ul:e.. It. " CON'DUCTOK K. D. LOOM IS. Detroit. Mich., pays: "The effect of Hall's CatarrU Cure is wonderful. Write liim :il;oiit -"t. L3 Kail's Catarrh Cure Is Sold by all Dealersin Patent Medicines. PRICE 75 CENTS A BOTTLE. THE F. Testimonials sent free on application. UILAS WL 18 d m. sX A sewed Shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth in3lde, more lomfort.iMe, styiish end durable than any other shoe ever cold at tho price, livery stvle. Kijusli citom.madc shoes costing from $4 to $5. Other Specialties fcs follows: $4.08a$5.QO Fine cwcil .Shoes. Zf Nj. olice, armem, etc. $2.S0, $2.25 2.00 For Workinc Men. BEWARE OF FRAUD. . Ask for ami iiihIm npon har- iiis w. 1. iiuut.iiAs allocs. None cenuinc vriiiiont W. I,. O on a I a namo and price stnriped on bottom. .Look foi ls when yoa buy. TAKE Xtt SUBSTITUTE. purchasing. 9 K??- a -L "t SH 'vlJnL. tiK.&k.l . A$k ll..,Mi. . 1. -Tcn',AY0 sa'c o shoe ucnlrrn and ecnernl itieich inr.. i1,i,,Vl" "oa JV-r plneoHeud dirertto wanted. lcstnCo Free. llKAtlTIKIJI. OIIVKNl I juonsia tsunc: ivJiea next tiAimm&t. LIGHTNiNG The 60 Day Cabbage. This very wvvnMAnAnnAAnriA.'vvvAAnvvwMWWW ROOT, BARK ua BLOSSOM Tie Bc.tftomacli, LlTrr.KtdnryaaiUIood Vtmeir. ' P.-Inj iubaclc andUmlir.TircO, DraKnl llut. Nerrou I Fw.irj?, UeUIity aod Iajw Vitality CuliLly CrJ ca well as Vjippi'L. CoiKtipation. S!rplesnes, iHiri nesi. ItnemnsUMn or Catarrh. Kamr-lo Vreoforstamos. 1 . AKC.NTM I.MU WEEKLY KALAHT. , lloitvomontfcVupp!j) ISretby BillmlMHt Bnc 60c. - one month's supply J I rf.lu Try It nd Es WtlL I ROOT, BARSC i. BLOSSOM, Newark, N. J. -JVVVVWVVAnAAAVVWwVVrfVVAfVWVWVv in-m-l-f-wi irspl7,easy olopcrioioii.self-recn Utlnc. reliable, folly traaraatoeO. Send 4c. for Ilia. tl:alognie. G90. Zrtel & Co Xfrs, Qalncy, 11L.VAA. RUPTURED ? Beeioj's llird Kabbpr Tnie-HO Iihtb been used tn IOo.ir.0 cases. Mscbitnicsl Treatment of Kuptnre miiled free. I. B.SEEUEY & $-8S38&?n r".ef;','!C,!llsIk fllli' dcmi. Hot itl lr2t trrst Ity rri- FO 5-Is5uJi: TiMn:nt (tit I. Vi . V.1 tc la itiTErwl O. v. I lLVlVlcvrlV-.JtL.. r.i .i!.' -ifi . j mc JcatrsTliitei-,Cliltjaa;o,lll. S.NYDEK. M. l.. SInil lopl V nL(fifFrBWL. SB. HSK I n i.!9 V-7 XLI li TN Far sad Wld Not on tail broad continent -alone. malarial-hreeding tropical regions, in Gua te mala, Moxlco, South America, the Isthmus oi Panama and elsewhere, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters affords to inhabitants and Bojournera protection against malaria. The miner, tha freshly arrived Immigrant, tho tiller of tho virgin soil newly robbed ot its forests by the axe of tho pioneer. And in tho superb anti febrile spocine a preserver against the P0.n ous miasma which In vast districts rich in natural resources, is yet fertile in disease, it annihilates disorders of the stomacn.-dlTer ana bowels, forliues those who use it against ru.-u-tnatic ailments bred and fostered by outdoor exposure: infuses genial warmth intoaframo (.lulled by a rigorous temperature, and robs of their power to harm morning and evening mists and vapors laden with hurtfulness: strengthens the weak and conquers incipient kidney trouble. A Crave Matter to Joke About. "I should call death, an excellent mimic." "Why so?' "Because it takes so many people off." THE 3IODERN WAY Commends itself to the well-formed, to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagreeably as well. To cleanse the system and break up colds, head aches and fever without unpleasant after effects, use the delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of tigs. Ka(l juck is tll0 om-v tin(j that comes to I people who trust in luck. more or less according to the brand and quality of the flour used. Do not make a stiff dough, like yeast bread. Pour the batter into a greased pan, 4J2XS inches, and 4 inches deep, filling about half full. The loaf will rise to fill the pan when baked. Bake in very hot oven 45 minutes, placing paper over first 15 minutes baking, to pre vent crusting too soon on top. Baka at once. Don't mix with milk. g. City of Toledo, Lucas Co., S. S. State of Ohio. GLEASON, NOTARY Public. ATARRH I KKV. II. P. CARSON. Scotland. Dak., says: I " Two bottles of Hall's Catarrh Cure complete ly cured my little girl." ! J. C. SIMPSOX, Marquess, "V. Va., says I "Hall's Catarrh Cure cured me of a very bad ' case of catarru." ONLY GENUINE HALL'S CATARRH CURE IS MANUFACTURED BY J. CHENEY & CO., BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. $3.o SHOE. $2.00 & $i.75 For Hoys and Youths. !'3.00 ZZ $2.50 42.00 A For Ladles. l.75 ItllKoea. IT ISA DUTVyoit own your well to set the beat vnlno lor your money. Kconomlzeln your tootwear by- ptircaaHins v. li. Uouzln Hiceii. viliicii repre sent the be valoe nt the price ndvrrciacct, as thousands can tentily. DO YOU WEAR THEM? nnU wbrrn nn mrrnla. WrllrTnrpara. Factory, Mating kind, size and tvldch C. k tA aV Ann tiHAintainiv 9 kaar T4. Address W. 1.. DOUtlLAS llrockroa, Mass. ii alanlctcly tin erlit caMjaxs ia th world. tcircc. n j, lie.; JJ ot. 3!c.; : lb., r. poatrwid. 8el THE EARLIEST VEGETABLES m a 'M 5 N & JVilllwiaKieJidtmanil thtt spriar ar.d wilt fetch bic pricsf. To har th cir!if$t. pTnt Salxcr s teI. 3i pkE. Iriiest Ve;eubl KoTeltiej. ft. roftralJ. FOR 14c. (WITH CATALOGUE. 19c.) To Introduce car feeds everywhere, we tted. postpaid, npoa receipt of He.: lpKkajeSixWeie-R4dlb. 10c.") u ji 9 pu--1 " iiUerState L.ttace. lie. ,rtj raeaacte, I ' OiaBtProUtcTotMto.Sc.f "We I " In Giant Cccacter, ICc ert0e. C " rrilliantr:ower.Seed,3Sc.J ALL FOR 14c. SALZER'S SIED CATALOGUE I tee fiocst Fat:ihed. Costs us oTcr 110,000! It Is c!ad!y cui!et urea receipt cf 8c. post:. JOHN A. SAL2ER SEED CO., La Crosse, Wis. Wormy Fruit and Leaf BIlht of Apples, Par. Cherries and I'lna: prevented; alio Grape and PoUto Kol by pruyiDK with Stahl's onb!e Actins Ixcelsior Spraying Oatflts. Bst In ths market. Thoutanda In use. Catalogue. decrlhln 11 insects Injurious to fruit.xnajleC Fr. Address VM. STAHL, QUINCY, ILL. fiCaVITO Sataple Sashloclc (Pat. IE freo OH Pil I A llT T ?' foric. Stamp l:amenj. centwt. Bsate treishts Sale nnrarinlcri ai9.. y. m-ilcquid. Uroharil XotcIiv Cu..lki1:i. SURE tnthe l-arinr and Merchaum Iniirnn" I ml'vriiintvln. Capita! acUsutplm over :).. A t. 1,MImmimU(o Xebraaaa people ainoe 1113. Louip.ujr of Umruio. Capita! acd butpltu over :).. - "iJl K0W IS THE TIME TO TRY A SAMPLE PAIR 0? HRKENMLL JONES kWl OWN MAKE They nre warranted and made by Skilled Workmen, of the bet Selected Stock. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR goods manufactured by w and take no others. It will pay you to investigate by a trial. KIRKENDALL, JONIS&CO, OJIAIIA, NEBRASKA. !'viv,'Vjw WEBSTER'S INTERNA TIOXA I dictionary! Succeicro?r'! I "irnaLrldg.,! ' i Ten yean swatvl revising, lot) i-uitonJ employed, tar -e -h, j 53CO.000 xpea..l, J A Grand Edti&j':- j Abrea2toftheT1.iq.sJ A Library ta Itself Inraluab! x-, ftA ' hotiSPhftld.ar '-fJ teacher, prrf -,:-ajit juan, 6cll-' iter S i .i. ...... i7n,r.ttipt cIiniri'MvM i SHOES UUJ'UtU .WVJ.JtiItiiW.."" -'"", H mttoncrt bT Bi In.. f-SiERRIAM CO.,Srn:5criEU .' v ? f-T HT?"I f o fc rrcpecttn contain, i s-j ' pase1. iiicsiraiions, Hr.iiuw--. .- . rUo not 1:T lepnnw oi ouccu. j ly -wvvw Unlike the Dutcii Process No Alkalies OR- Other Chemicals are used l w preparation 01 TV. BAKER & CCS 81UOC0JL i ichlch is abtolu'rhj pure and tolnblr. Ithzzmarethaiiihref' ni ih;trcnijlh of Cocoa x. act iwilb Starch, Arrorrr- - or 'Su"-ar. aaii is far im-re f- - nozstcai. costing less ria.T uc & ' r. It is delicious, nourishing, sn'i "'Qli.- 3IGESTED. Sold by Grocer creryirher. W. BAKES &C0., Dorchester, llaji MEND YOUR OWN HARNESS TVITH THOMSON'S i SLOTTED CLINCH RIVETS. Xo tools rcqcirctl. Only a hammer v to drive and clinch tiieni eiuiiy and qn . leaving the clinch absolutely ciootli. I!er "nc no bole to be isade is the leather ucr burr ! the ISirct?. Thev are STnGa'?, TOUGH and DUR&3LE 3Ii!lion? zor in ue i.t ):Dgth, unifonn o: assorted, put up in boxc. Ak your l:tlrr for tlipm. or s- In stamps for a box of 100; assorted nzC jiAxr:rACTCBLi nr JUDSOH L.THOMSON MFC. CO., Waltliam. JIass. WELLSyIAGHSNERY.I Illustrated catalogue ahoTrtnf?' Well Augers, -KOCK AiriiiB, .yaraujio and Jettinjr ilachinery-, "Wind Mills, etc., azNT j; nnn:. iihtczj been tested and all trmintx. the: PECH MFC. CO. Nlnnx City, Iowa. -1 S. Canal fcUClilcatfO. if anyono s. '. trecan:r . - . ' g tin at a !? a f daj. let t5 i" yatticular 03' jfi!3rxel.b - nnni',-l fcart." ., Koa.wjo. T b!q ia " BLOOD POISON A SPECIALTY. todliis potasilam. sanapirlllaor HotSrir ' uiranteeacur and our liable C yplinat S-.-thinth.nt will enw permanently. 1 i Tirr ' salel, free. Cooc r.raEDr Ca.lbicRO '- CoBsntBBtl've nnd ?wsc i TTbohave weak Iunssor Astc- mi. should use Plso's Core for Consnmption. It bas card thonnds. Itha) notinjur-. edono. Itlt not taa toiaiie. It Is tne Dtst cougn syrnp. Sold eYcrrtraere 3.e. rrnrriFfrPTiaei P yOfORE ROTjyD SlIOI'LDEKS: 1' KNICKERBOCKER ia tho only reliable Sur '- IJCACS AND 3LFE?.DEU com-' - aI?o a perfect Sfcrt Snpportt ' women and prla. SAYSSH5CANriOT5Khi'';. YOU CO IT f UK THE tn. (l)Bll79tlU.MIann Othrd 0--' Jwtj hMtt, titf 4 I. Ilfkt Hit lw - HtmaiUmimilliilltiiinwIHiMl-" MM. iMtMliimiil fitrit c oi osi Hrfl.ta., t5. A0.atcu Ji- GarfieSd Tea 0crc riut bad - t. rures Constipation. lltorei Complexion, fafoj IA. - Cures Sick Headacne GRINDsS YOTJlt ?VVV Crabzni Floar A Corn, c 'ie lirl. Drenr.T3crrrvJ inkaa' FAR nirrr. ami'uhkkjiii.i.-i aacaeaapaUaatics. V iu.niM renlan aa4 tt!raoc:i3 BKin.uwa.A SWEET POTATOES S'V fcosproutlonllieEs 1 Dlrectloas for sprouting Tree. Addres T. J. SKINNER, Columbus, Kansas- CARLY B3ISE sS-v? fcrf". Do Witt's Uttlel . Xarly Lvcr, aioFanions Little PilNibrConiiUpat!on.?lcki",J" lobo, DyspspslaJfo Nausea JS'o raln-Terr fea' fMTsUCIarAIinirIOHI-v' ibllQlUll Wahlnstoii.r.t. v Successfully Prosecutes Clairrs. LatePrtncJpalHxfcminorU.S.Penaion i -"--3 yra iu last tt ar, 15 idjmilcatnig olilms, at:? -- AH Price iru ( Ir'am Mh frs-tf. 1 llIll'AUVSl-lLElOtb. mm bdsius mm. WALL PAPER gf:.; ple. rre HENRY LF.HJXAN. Omaha. t ' S-anipIe Book. oir404 different stjl" II 9- IsTeTmTye works Dyeixr and Clkaxino of every Desc- '3 1521 Farnam St..Omaha. 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