THE NEWS
Tong Voong & 1C0., members of ai xtcn.
M re merchandise house, have fled with$I'J,000i
the wage of '140 Chiuese fishermen. Johu
Keller, a Chicago millionaire, was robbed of
a tin box containing over $100,000 worth of
, valuable pa pern.- Burglars entered the post
office at Silver Creek, Chautauqua county, N.
Y., forced pen the sal, and stole about flHX)
worth of Wamps, three 'registered letters and
SIS in'mouey. A block of bowses was de
stroyed in Nantieoke, Ta. Rear Admiral
A'liver S. tJlissoo, IT. S. N., retired, died at
i'hHadeiphia. Amoa Beal, of Dover, Me-,
died from the eflects of wbiskcy. The jury
in the Pettit poisoning case found a verdict of
guilty.- It it not thought likely that there
will be any pension legislation this fall.
Cardinal Gibbons has sued llyacinthe Archi
bald Kingrosr, of the Vale University, for
libel, in using his name in the dedication of a
book withonttheCnrdinal'sconsent Martha
1.5ft vis, colored, of Philadelphia, was sentenced
1o ten years in prison for attempting to poison
Anthony F. Ervin and his family, by putting
arsenic in coffee. -Mr. Cleveland made a
xpeech at the banquet of the Jewelers' Asso
ciation in New York. John Feeney, an
insane man, smashed a rotten egg on the bald
head ot Dr. Kiernan, in a Chicago court. -Darker
& Co., failed in Philadelphia. Their
liabilities are estimated at three million.
.Wheeling's -grand jury tnrned down tiie
Law and Order Lrague of that city, rejecting
Fixty-nine out of seventy bills pr'senttnl by
the. leap tie -.for Sunday selling. --Anuy
officers think.tbe reports of an Indian uprising
in the Northwest greatly exaggerated. At
Lima, O., a new building fell, and two work,
men, were killed outright, and a dozen or
more injnred,- Francis K. Warren, governor
of Wyoming, was elected to the I'nited States
Senate. -A. W. IlasseH and John Robinson,
two young white men, stonecutters of Chat
tanooga, Tenn., working side by side and loug
time friends, got into a dispute about a trival
matter. The lie was passed, and Hasell
struck Robinson with a wooden mallet, from
the effects of which he died. An unknown
man who had been hanging around a railroad
depot in Hartford, Ct, tor several days de
liberately laid his neck on a track in front of
a switch engine, and was decapitated. A
heavy log- fell upon "the head of William
Hackett, a road supervisor of the Reading
Company, at Mahnnoy City, Pa., breaking his
. neck. The general missionary Methodist
committee in session in Boston appropriated
funds for the various conferences, and decided
to hold the next annual meeting ih Clevcfjuid,
O. -Adam Huron was drugged to death by a
horse near Windsor Township, York county,
Pa. Philander Brown and wife, Spiritua
lists, of Susquehanna, Fa., were convicted of
securing eortUvi over an old man named Paul
Hill, and 'obtaining 3,000 from him.
Michael 0Neill attempted to rob Mrs. Harriet
Dunn in the streets of New York in broad
daylight He was arrested. During a re
ligious revival in Birmingham, Ala., Ro:la
Wright was killed by auother enthusiast
crushing the life opt of her. Rear Admiral
Charles Steedman was buried in Boston.
The United States armored cruiser Maine was
launched from the Brooklyn navy yard.
The Italians iu "New Orleans change the
authorities with brutally treating the prisoners.-
-Emma Clemens killed Max Sueskind,
her recreant lover in Chicago. Green glassy
workers threaten to secede from the Knights
of Labor;-; An accident on the Ferney
Mountain Railway resulted in the killing of
two men and the injuring of four others.
Wilson Stafford was sentenced to life impris
onment for murder, in Wilmington, Del.
Gen. John B. Gordon was elected I'nited
States Senator by the Georgia Legislature.
. An .attempt to wreck a train in Texas was
frustrated by.one of the men exposing the
scheme.
Fourteen children were tnken sick at North
Braddock, Ta., after drinking milk. There
were bo e tyinptoms of poisoning. The
grand jury of Polk county. Mo., has been
asked to indict all the constables and justices
in two townships on the charge of cheating
. the county, '-The American Window glass
Company, has been incorporated at Spring
field, lil. A heavy hail storm swept over
the Wyoming Valley, Pa., being particularly
severe it Plymouth, where Ihe wind blew
down tbeteple ef the Lithuanian Catholic
Church William Robinson, western pas
senger agent of the Grand Trunk Railroad,
wa kLJeil at the Michigan Central Depot in
LopW, M fchlby falling under a moving
train. -The American Harvester Campany
has been reorganized in Chicago with a capi
tal tock -of t3,,OJ,030. The military have
surrounded the Pine Ridge Agency, and
troops ar? rapidly hemming in the other In
dian agencies in the Korth west, but General
Miles does not think the Indians will now at
tempt an outbreak.- MI. J' Thorp wits shot
and killed in Chicago' by Kdward Weinder.
Both worked as !ook-binders. A new
ehooirhone was burned at Hamburg, Iowa.
Jaks S25,(HK; iiiMiranee12,r00. Drivers in
the block coal mines near Brpjril, Ind.,' have
struck for an advance of wagea to $2 a 'ay.
Aincntgage for $75,000,000 filed by the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
Company to -the New -York Trust Company
, wa 'recorded at Peru, Did. Fire in Tur-
,, tier's livery stable at Evans-ton, Ind., caused
; lo of 4t',O0M.-r-i--E-P6tuinster Thomas
Jones, brother'of United States Senator Jones,
riled nt Cleveland, Ohio.- John Dunn was
Oiillcd by the explosion of a boiler at Marble
Brad, Miiss Henry ; C. Merritt, employed
jn the -Memphis Fostoflice, was arrefted
charged with embezzlement. The Indian
ware, sceius to be eubeiding.
AN OLD FARMER'S JEALOUSY.
tie Hunters Ills Wife nod Then KIHa
Himself.
i - . f
i -The most horrible tragedy in the tnnals of
I Fulton county, HI-, was enacted CUtica, a
" village ten miles southeast of Canton, rhilip
T. Smith, a farmer, sixty year cf age. had for
some time lieen jealous of his wife, aged fifty
years. Mis. Smith had beer absent from
dome nttvudiiiir n sick dtiughterdu-law. On
her return Smith at once began a quarrel, and
throwing her to the floor, choked her severely.
Mi-. N'.uth ir.t a u h y from him and ran Into
(He yni.1. Smith m-icI a Winchester ritlo
Mtil to. bwed her, fit nig fonr shots into her
io(ij U hen sht tell smith went back into
ib hoii.i I'M-niic;: tl the rifle for a revolver
and ret r, nod totlu; Mde of his wife's body,
Asemt.iif.M'g Hint !ie was dead, he laid down
y l.r m::. pbii'cJ t ie muzsleof th revolver
CABLE SPARKS.
TnE Wellington barrack.', in London, were
destroyed by lire.
Joscm Savory was installed as lord
mayor of London.
Armed Armenians raided Kurdish villages,
killing five persous.
Vice-Admiral Obey, commander of the
French Levant Squadron, is dead.
Several persons were killed at Rosario,
Argentine Republic, in election disorders.
During the past three mouths 300,000 Rus
sian and Polish peasants have lett Russia for
Brazil.
Prof. Koch will found a hospital in Berlin
fot the treatment of consumptives by his
method.
President Carsot. of France, bas been
elected an honorary member of the Bunker
Hill Association.
By the burning of a tobacco factory in
Madrid, Spain, ten thousand persons are
thrown out of work.
Mrs. Kino, widow of Thomas King, of
(ieorgia, and mother of the Marchioness of
Anglesea, is dying in Paris.
Two hundred Portuguese patriots have
uiled,froin Rio Janeiro for Lisbon to reinforce
the Portuguese troops in East Africa.
M. Deroui.ede and M. Lagourre fought a
duel in a wood near Monceau, France, with
pistols, but each failed to wound the other.
A SCHOOL boy in Vienna who found great
difficulty in mastering the third declension in
a Latin grammar killed himself in despair.
A FKRRY bo:vt, overloaded with men, wagons
and iiorjses, capsized in the river Waag,
Austria, and fifty-five peasants were drowned.
The newspapers of Russia hail with ap
proval the pacific declarations made by Lord
Salisbury! at the lord mayor's banquet in
London. - .
The roof of a house in Prague collapsed,
demolishing a scaffold upon which a number
of men were working. Several of the men
were killed. '
In a speech from the throne opening the
Prussian- Diet Emperor William announced
that a bill to tax iucoraes would be introduced
iu that body.
This lord mayor of London has called a
meetingof representative Englishmen to dis
cuss the subject of the persecution of the
Hebrews in Russia.
The Jfofwegian ship Terpsichore, from
Quebec tor Newcastle, Eng.. was sunk by
collision with the British steamer Cassa, in
the English channel.
W. S. Gilbert and D'Oly Carte are friends
again, and they will colaborate with Sir
Arthur Sullivan in the production of an opera
at a London theatre.
In the town of Args, France, burglars
fractured the skull of a parish priest, killed
his housekeeper, a woman of sixty -five years,
and then robbed the house.
The police of Galway, Ireland, and the
military stationed at that town bad a iht. in
which the police were routed and chased to
their barracks by the soldiers.
The Paris Siecle says that Signor Antonelli
will visit Abys-inia in order to prevent King
Menelek from again protesting to the powers
against Italian domination in his country.
Twenty-one of the pictures illustrating
the works ot Rabelais which were seized by
the London police at an art gallery in that
city are to be destroyed by order of court.
. A London newspaper states that the basis
of negotiations between Great Britain and
France for the settlement of the Newfound
hind fishery dispute is that France shall
surrender to Great Britain the French shore
of Newfoundland and shall be compensated
therefor by the cession of one of the British
West African colonies.
ROBBED OF $100,000.
John Keller, the Chicago Millionaire, a
Heavy Loser.
John Keller, the millionaire dealer, who
has an office on South Halstead street, was
robbed of a tin box containing over $100,000
worth of deeds, notes, mortgages and other
valuable collateral.
The story of the robbery is a strange one,
and indicates plainly that the robbery was
planned with great care and executed in a
most dexterous manner. Mr. Kelier left his
oflicc in the afternoon to make a number of
business calls.
He left the office of the Northern Trust
Company with the tin box and drove to sev
eral other business places. By seven o'clock
he arrived at a wholesale meat market on the
West side. He was inside hardly 15 minutes,
but when he returned the tin box, which he
had leftinthercarof the buggy-box, was gone.
Mr. Keller jumped into the vehicle and
drove rapidly to the Desplaines street station,
where he reported the robbery and offered a
reward of ?.500 for the return of the box.
Captain Hayes at once detailed eicht detec
tives on the work, and a thorough search of
the neighborhood was made without result.
There can be no doubt that it was taken by
men who knew Mr. Keller and were iu some
way acquainted with his business.
On such trips theJbox frequently contained
thousands of dollars. If it was not money
the thieves were looking for, it possibly may
have been some one interested iu destroying
some of the valuable papers the box con
tained. The work of the detectives reveale I the
presence of two men in the vicinity at the
aZ ll - 1. 1 ' .1.1
uuue me roooery was coiuinnieu, ami me cir
cumstances indicate strongly that they are the
guilty persons. The work of replacing the
papers will cost Mr. Keller many thousands
of dollars.
38 PERSONS DROWNED.
A Ship LonJriI With Laborers ('nj).izctl
Off Pnlmatla -lOO Aiilmnl- Lust.
A despatch from London, Enj., njz: A
ship having on bonrd a party of laborers and
a large number of animals, en route for the
Island of Bra.z.i, where they were to be em
ployed in the olive harvests, was capsized off
the Dalmatian coast by a sudden, heavy gust
of wind.
All on board were thrown into the sea, and
the capsized vessel was soon surrounded by a
struggling mass of men and animals.
A number of boats put out from the shore
and succeeded in rescuing 13 human beings
and 34 animals.
Thirty-eight persons and one hundred ani
mals perished. ..
MARKETS.
Baltimore Flour City Mills, extra.$5.20
S
$.3.37. Wheat Southern Jfultz, 1014($M2
orn southern wuite, ou(ct(tic., leiiow.
5y(t$61c. Oats Southern and Pennsylvania
48WW)jC. Bye Maryland and Pennsylvania
75.(j)7Gc. Hay Maryland and Pennsylvania
11.6Ot2.0O. Straw Wheat, 7.50J&50.
Butter Eastern Creamery, 23ft$24c., near-by
receipts 13(14c Cheese Eastern Fanev
Cream, 10 He, Western, 85J.le. Eggs 21(4
22c Tobacco, Leaf Interior, l$l..k), Goo
Common, 4(9$.X, Middiing, 6$8.00, Good
to fine red, 9(ij$l1.uo. Fancy 1213.00.
FEW okk -Flour Southern Good to
choice extra, 4.25(q,$5.85. Wheat No. 1 White
1.06(5' 1.08c. Itye-State 58(o;G0c. Corn-South-em
Yellow, 5e-l0fcic. Oats White, State
45Qj50c Butter State, 12flPc. Cheese
State, HiiUc. Eggs 23(g 21c.
Philadelphia Flour Pennsylvania
fancy, 4.'250$$4M. Wheat, Pennsvlvahia and
Southern lied, 1.031c. Bye-Pennsylvania,
outage. Corn Southern Yellow, 5P4 49
69c. OnlR SJlfcfiow-. Butter State, Zi($2i:.
Cheese New York Factory, lOt' lOic. Ejrs
State, 22fa24c .
CATTLE.
Bai.tijiork Beef 4.25ffi;f 1.45. Sheep
3M'i il.uo. lings S.00()-,o.(M).
Nmv York lioef -.ti.y.v,;. i;7 on. FVr4
Horace Greeley's Ham.
' After the Tribune had moved - ita
offices to Spruce and Nassau Btreets, in
the old building, Mr. Rhoadoa came
down one moroing about 9 o'clock and
saw a big ham lying on the heater J
Franklin J. Ottaraon, the oitj editor,
Mtnie in and Baid: "Dave, whose haia
is that?"
"I don't know, fOt,' " was the reply.j
I only know ; that when I came into,
iha office that ham was there.1
; "Give it to me," said "Ot."
"Nothing of the kind," said Bhoades.
f If you want it, come around and get
U.-Y
Otterson promptly went around and
took it At 12 o'clock Mr. Greeley
pame aloDg and said:
Dave, where is my ham ?"
' "Your ham! Get up to Ottsrson's a
-juick aa you can, and probably you will
Jind it in the pot, boiling."
"Well, confound you, said Mr.
Greeley, usinp more vigorous language,
however. Why did you give Ottarson
that ham?"
"lie took it." was the reply. "Ottar
son came down and asked for the ham.
I- wouldn't givo it to Mm, aud he took
It."
Next day Mr, Greeley said: "Con
found you, you gave 'Of that ham."
"Nothing of the kind!"
'Of says you did!"
He's not telling the truth."
Shortly afterward Mr. Greeley tm
burdened his mind to his associates, in
words somethinst like these: "You lot
of thieves, I'll nave to pin my shirt on
my back if I don't want to lose it among
you!"
The Commissary's Mvsterlous Disappear
ance. The two lines were facing one an
other, with only a short distance sep-j
arating them. A farmer rode into the
Confederate camp on a mule. Most of
the soldiers had been farmers, and were
good judges of horseflesh, so that in
conversation with the old farmer the
merits and demerits of the mule came
up naturally for some discussion. It
was a good mule, they agreed with the
farmer, "but," added the owner, "I've;
never seen another man that could
ride him."
This remark brought on another dis-,
eusdon. Several of the soldiers pro-;
tested that they had never been thrown
from a mule, and were willing to bet
that they could ride this one. One of
the most vociferous in praising his own
horsemanship was a commissary.- He
swore he could ride that mule, and
finally it was decided to let him try.
He had no sooner mounted than the
mule began plunging viciously, and
then he ran around in a circle several
times at breakneck speed, the commis
sary holding on for his life.
Suddenly that mule made a break
for the front. The commissary
sawed and shouted in vain. Ev
ery attempt was made to stop
them, but the mule was wild, anil
the commissary knew that if he once
let loose he would have to be buried.
On like a ternado and as straight
as the crow flies on past the Confed
erate outposts and heading for the
Yankee lines. They watched him un-t
til the mule wa3 lost to sight. I
That was the last seen of them, nor
has one word ever, been heard, from
that day to this, of the commissary or';
the mule. Atlanta Constitution.
A Startling Admission. ;
"What becomes of all the stale.1
candy?" was asked a well-known con-,
jfectioner. "It is made up into fresh,
candy." There is not an ounce of waste !
about confectionery. You like chocolate
caramels? Well, they contain moj-e'
craps than any other candy. They are-
Epecially adapted for this on account of
eir dark color. They were first made
j a confectioner who received the in--fapiration
from his great stock of stale
sweets. Journal of Useful Inven
tions. Tt is said of the 800 convicts in the
;Kansaa Penitentiary that not one is an
editor. liut ju9t wait till the poor-;
iiouse statistics are published. if ar
ion, (Kan.) Record.
Trade nnd Occupation.
The Youth's Companion for 1891 will give
an instrnc ive ami helpful Seriea of Papers,
each of which describe: the character of some
leading Trade for Hovs or Occupation lor
Girls. They ive information as to the Ap
prenticeship required to learn each.the Wages
lo ba expected, tho Qualities needed In order
lo enter, and the prospects of Success. To New
Subscribers who scud $1.7.'at once tha paper
will be sent tree to Jan. 1. 1691, and for a ju'.l
year .from I fl it flat. Address,
Tub Youtu's Companion. Boston. Mass.
Where rumor Is afloat gossip rinds smooth
sailing.
II nw'a Tins?
We offer Ob Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking II all's Catarrh Curu.
F. J. CifENEY fc Co., Prop., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known K. J.
Cheney for the last, 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all buniness transac
tion, an4 financially able to carry out any ob
ligations made by their Uito.
Wkit 6c Truai, Wholesale Drugsists, Tole
do, O.
Walding. Kinxam & AIarvix, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halt's Catarrh Uuro is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of tha system. Testimonials bent fret.
Price 15c. per bottle. Sold by all 'irugtjlsts.
Havo to draw the line Washerwoman:
FITS popped free by Dn, Kum's Grkat
Nkrvk R kstob BR. No fltjs after first day' usei.
Marvelous cures. Treatise and $3 trial bottle
tree. Dr. Kline, 831 Arch St., Pblla., Pa.
As trade srows dull competition will begin
to nharpen.
Ringing Noises
In tbe oar, numutlmes tt roaring, buzzing sound, or
(napping like tbe repor. of a pistol, are caused by
catarrh, that exceedingly dl agreable and very
coinmou rtieoae. Loss of smell or hearing also ra
ta ts from catarrh. Hood's SarsaparlUa, tbe great
h ood purifier, Is a peculiarly successful remedy for
tatarra, which It cures by eradicating from the
blood the Impurity which causes and promotes th
tiseaw. Try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"I used Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh, and re
reived great relief and benefit from it. Tbe catarrh
was very disagreeable, cspoc'a'ly In the winter,
rausfun constant dlfcoharpa from my none, rluglii -nofscs
In my ears, nnd pnlns In trie hock of my beM.
'1 he effort to clear my bead in ti e morning by hawk
ing and fplttlng wa painful. Hood's tarsoparlUa
gave me roll 'f Immediately, whlln In time I was en
tirely cured. I am ncviir without tbe med c tie la
my houiio as I think it la worth ru weight la gold.
Mitf. a. B. Gibb, V)'i0 Llgbih ttrcfct, N. W Wash
ington, I). C.
HoocPg Garcapnrilln
A DOCTOR'S CONFESSION.
rie Dee-n't Take !ttch Medietas and Ad
vises the Reverter NftTe.
'Humbug? Of course it is. The so-called
science of medicine is a humbug ani has
been from the time of Hippocrates to the
present . Why the biggest crank in tha In
dian tribes is the medicine man."
"Very frank was the admission, eepeciall.r
so when 1t came from one of the bijrgeel
young physicians of the city,' one whosj
practice is among the thousands, thoujrh h
has been graduated but a few year," says
the Buffalo Courier. "Very cozy was his of
fice too, with its cheerful grate fire, its Queen
Anne furniture, ani its many lounges and
easy chairs. He stirred the lire lazily, lighted
a frenh cigar, and went on."
'Take the prescriptions laid down in the
books and what do you And? Toisons mainly,
aud nauseating stuffs that would make a
health man an invalid. Why in the world
science should go to poisons for ita remedies
I cannot tell, nor cau I flud any one who
can."
"How does a doctor know the effect of hU
medicine?" he asked. "He calls, prescribe,
and goes away. The only way to judge would
be to stand over the bed and watch the pa
tient. This cannot be done. 8o really I
don't know how he is to tell what good or
hurt he does. Sometime ago, you remem
ber, the Boston Globe sent out a reporter
with a stated set of symptoms. He wont to
eleven prominent physicians and brought
back eleven different prescriptions. Ibis
just shows how much science there is in
medicine."
There are local diseases of various charao
tens for which nature provides positive reme
dies. They may not bo included in the regu
lar physician's list, perhaps, because of their
simplicity, but tbe evidence of their cura
tive power is beyond dispute. Kidney dis
ease is cured by Warner's Safe Cure, a strict
ly herbal remedy. Thousands of persons,
every year, write as does H. J. Gardiner, of
Pontiac, R. I., August 7. 1B0O:
"A few years ago I suffered more than
probably ever will be known outside of my
self, with kidney and liver complaint. It is
theoldstory I visited doctor after doctor,
but to no avail. I was at Newport, and Dr.
Blackman recommended Warner's Safe Cure.
I commenced the use of it, nnd found reliei.
oimediately. Altogether! took three bot
tles, and I truthfully state that it cured ine."
Connndrnms.
Why is a cat's tail like the earth ? It
is fur to the end.
What kin is the doormat to the door?
A step farther.
What is a waist of time? The mid
dle of an hour-glass.
Why is a doctor never seasick ? He
is used to see sickness.
Why does an old maid wear mittens ?
To keep off the chaps.
What is the difference between a
dog?s tail and a rkh man? One keeps
a wagging and the other keeps a car
ri.ie. The French authorities are very rigor
ously suppressing gambling.
De Yen Ever Specnlate T
Any person Bondintr us their name and ad
dreKswill receive information that will lead
to a fortune. Beuj. Lewis St Co., Security
Duihliny, Kansas City, Mo.
When a railroad cms rates, it doesn't cut
w th intenl to kill.
Woman, her diseases an-1 their treatment.
T2 page", illustrated; price 60s. Bent upon re
ceipt of 10c., cost of inailiasc.etc. Address Prof.
H. II. Klink. M.D.. 931 Arch St. Phila., Pa,
The truth never apologizes for comins.
LeeWa's Chinese Headache Cure. Harm
less in effect, quick and positive in action,
fceat prepaid on receipt of $1 per bottle.
Adder & Co.,523 Wyandotte sUKaiusftsCltyIo
Laid down to be broken Eggs.
Timber. Mineral, Farm Lands and Ranches
In Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas,
bought and sold. Ty ler & Con Kaubaa City, Mo.
Lnmbermen and mariners keep a log Look.
Oklahoma Guide Book and Map sent anywhere
on receipt of 60cts,Tyler & CoKanaaa City, Mo.
Catch words Stop thief.
Ii 'echam.s Pills act like magic on a Weak
Stomach.
Astronomers usually play star encase
ments. FOR PAIN
i-or Coughs Colds
There Is no Medicine lika
DR. SCBENCK'S
iUUMIC
HSYRUP.
It 1" plea-ant to the tnet- suit
dos noi contain particle o.'
opium oranythlng injurious. It
i-the BeetCough Medicineinthe
World. For Sale by all Druecists,
Pries, fl.00 per bottle. Dr. 8r.bencks Bonk on
Coti-umpilon and its Cure, mitilfd freo. Adilreta
Dr. J. H. Hoh-nck & Son. Philadelphia-
A MOSTn Q Br!frht Yon-i Mea or
rrtfor lntlies In each County.
Zlceler tt: C'., I'riUadelpbta.Pa.
l-nUC f 'l'Uin, uooK-keepuig, Uuttluess Forma,
fjwlllt Penmanship, Arithmetic, Sliort-tiuml, etc,
I thoroughly taught by MAIL, circulars free.
Brunt'- 0llegr. 457 Main fit, Buffalo, N. r
BAGGY KNEES &
POS1T1VELT RKMKDIED.
Ireely rant Stretcher.
AUonteil by itudentn nt Harvard. Amherst, and other
College, also, by proicisional and business men every
where. If not for "ft If In yniir town -end 83. to
. B. J. OKEELY. 715 Waahlngton Ktrfft. Bo-ton.
td WHISKEY HAB
ITS cured at home wi la-
oat pain. Hookofnar
Ucnlara aent FREE.
iTLAitlA. bi. oak. ,Wu4iU flC
AJILE
GREASE
JSST IN THE WOttLD
t.r uv turn uenume.
Sold nuTWher-h
FNSIONSS s
ei-t and Katbera a,re oay
ti'li-ii Ut tlU m mo. 1-eetlO when vnu trrt your mMr.
Lfl.uk Iruo. MHKl'U II. tit kit It, lui, HwblutlM. a 4, '
I 1 prtwnh and tn'tyen
I ("onto Bit; as tin only
spwiilc tr the ciil cure
of this rjisrm-e.
O. U. 'J It A H A M. M. n
Atnaterdaia, Jf. Y.
W avr sold U'T G tof
antiiiv jf-ara, mod il Ihi
f-s ,m beat i fm'-
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FBMIH
Ton Dyspepsia, IndlseMtrtn and ftomach
disorders, uso Brown's Inin Bitters. The Best
I onic, it rebuilds the system, clean- the ftlood
and streni'thens tbe muscles. A splendid ton
lo for weak aud deuiluaied pursons.
No man Is as trood at home a his picture
'.cofea In a neighbor's album.
Guaranteed nve year elKht per cent. First
3dortgaK on Kansas City property, interest
payable every six months; principal aud inter
est collected wnen due aud remitted without
expense to lendor. h or salt) by J. 11. Bauerlein
4 Co Kanrini City. Mo. me tor particular
Ladies in waiting Old maids.
Fonlmpnreor thin Blood, Weakness. Mala
ria, NeuiRliclo, Indnrestion aud BillouHne,
tako Hrown's Iron Biit rs it Rives strength,
making old persona fuel younj aud young
persons strong; pleasant to take.
I' one cannot ro to sleep, why not wait
patiently for steep to com t him.
Mediocrity nlwaun copies wne frif m. Dob
bins's Klectrlo fckap, first made in 1H0 ha
been imitattd more tnan any Kap iuale Ask
your grocer for J.hhni' Elfctrlo Heap, all
other Electric-, Electricity, Magnetics, etc.,
are Imitations,
Teacher Mv l'ttl Rr', what must you do
to be forgiv-n? L ttle Girl S n, sir.
Oae Thonsand Dollars.
I win forfeit theahove amonnt,lf I fall to
prove that Floraplexion is the best medicine In
existence for DyspepsiaIndiKcstionorlJUious
neHa. It Is a certain cure, and affords imme
diate relief.in casos of Kidney and Liver Com-
f laint. Nervous Debility and Consumption,
loraplexion builda up the weak system and
cures where other remedies fail. Ask your
drru-ist for it and tret well. Valuable book
Thinn; Worth Knowin," also, cample bottle
sent free; all charcres prepaid. Address Frank
lin II art. 88 Warren street. New York.
It is the locomotive t hat whistles at Its work
-Honey Invested Inoholce one hundred dol
lar building lots in euhurhi-of Kansas City will
pay trom nve hundred to one thousand per
cent, the next low years under oar plan.
eaai and $6 per mouth without interest cua
trola a desirable lot. Particulars on application.
J. U. Uaueriaw J Oo Kanaad City, Ma.
Tbe seamy side The inside of a coat,
If afflicted with are eyes use Drlac Thomp
son'sEyo Wjiter.Dru -rfistsS'-il M-o p.-r bo Ul a
Honey Lees never stina on another.
. oisn ENJOYS
Both the method and results vben
Syrup of Figs ia taken; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
Esntly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
enly remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the mosi
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50o
fuod $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FJ9 SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAU
LQVtSVILLE, KY. i'EW YORK, . t.
Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
g of Lime and
Soda
Is endorsed and prescribed by ladlng
physicians because both the fJwi Liver Oil
and UyvophoBphitet are the recognised
agonts In the cure of Consumption. H Is
as palatable as milk.
Scoffs Eiiaulsion
is a wonderful If'ltsh .Prod ucw. It is the
Best lietneAy for CONSUMPTION,
Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Dis
eases, Chronic Coag'hs and Colds.
Ask lor Scott's Emulsion and take no other.
IX,
JiJk Of Pur Cod
Km
RELIEVES INSTANTLY.
ELY BKUTHSRS, 65 Warren St, New York. Price 60 eta.
THE WOMOSRFULIf ZS-3ZZf
FUHNITURE.
(INVALIDS
& WHEEL
Aatmsii Itrafte
oa all
and sb'p cuod- w bo fl-Mif&S&t'i
ine
TtiKIiLnUl
ugae. --c: DEbltaax,
LDUrjEQ MfS. CO 2l$ UaPa
lEUbRAPHf AK9 SHGRTtfAKD.
JjF.AItJMi tSCtlOOI. IM'H, rniii.,,rfi,.,
ireti. cOLUll iV I.Li.KN HbEi, truuin,
i tir.i
Best CouRh JIcdicine. Rcommendril I)y Pbrsioiuns.
Cures nrhrts all else fails. Pleasant and a'.-rncable to the
taste. Children take it without objection." By lru crista.
MUSICAL. ;
There seems to be little goinff on
ia musical circles of late, but there
is much talk, among musical people,
of the marvelous cure of Miss fa ,
the high contralto singer, who has
long suffered from a severe throat
or bronchial affection, superinduced
by Catarrh in the Head, and who
has been perfectly cured by the
use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
coupled with the use of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For
all bronchial, throat and lung affec
tions, and lingering coughs, it is m
unequaled remedy. When compli
cated with Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
its use should be coupled with the
use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remcdy.
Of all druggists.
RAhTinU w -' ronla Kbees are
WHvilurfa warranted, and evert pair
has his name aud price stamped oa bottom.
i' . a iiN-taiHiHmsim!i.',3tii.iii wn
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE Cenft11meN.
t3Send address on postal for vnlunblo lnformstlon.
VV. I.. U(H;iiAS. Urockion. Mai-.
FOR A ONE-D01,l,AIl BII.T. sent as by mall
we will rtfli vi r, free o all charge, to any person la
th Dnlt d States, all of the following articles, caro
folly packs . :
One two-ounce bottlo of Pure Vaspllnn, - - lOota
One two-oil' ce boitle nf Viueltne Pomade, - IS '
One Jar of Vast line Cold Cream, 15 "
One Ci k of Vaseline Camj nor Ice, - - - - 10 "
One Cake of Vaaeliue f-oiip, un-cent-nt, - - 10 "
One Cake of Vaseline Soap, exquisitely scented,!! "
One two-ounce bolt e of White Vaseline, - - 25 "
$1.10
Or for pottagt stamp any slnffUi article at the prtr
named. On no ziocount be persuaded ta aceept from
pourdrugoist ami Vaaelins or preparation thtrefrom
VnUs labelled with ow name, because- you Urtli cer
tainly receive a n imitation which hat little or no valtu
Checbrjii-U Ilfar. Co., ii4 State tit., N. V.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
BREAKFAST. "
, "By a thorough knowledge of the natural lawi
which (tovern tbHopcratl ns ordlge tlon and nutrfc
ti nt, and by a carerul appllc ntloii of the line t roi er.
tlea of wit -n lectei Coooo, Mr. Epos has provtd d
our breakfast tables wlch a delicately flarourod !
erage wblch may aavo ui many heavy doctor' l .
It 1 oy the Jjll(ji)j me of auch ortlolo of dl I
that aooaulkatioii may 09 m dually uuiit upuuilt
f (rou eaoun to racist every teuduncy to ctL-etm,
Ilundred- of subtle maladies ar s rlontlm; aronuil m
rpadyto attack wherever there Is a weak po nt.
We may escape many a fatal abaft by keeping our
(elves well turtlflo 1 with our 9 blond a d u properly
n- urLahed frame." "Civil Oervloe Oasette,"
Made -Imply with bollln; water r ml'. ! old
onlv In half-pouui tin, y Oroccr. Ubolle i thus:
JA.UEM El'I V:CO.. HomoBopatile Cliptnuts
l,ONDO, KNOl.ANI).
IF TOtT WISH A
GOOO
KEVOI.VT.R
rtmhaae one of tbe cele
brated HM.ITU wtSKUN -rt 'MKaa
..nna The nnaat -mall arma a V- w
ever mannfaetured and the O U
Brat choice ot all expert Y d
Maaafactnrea ia oaiibrea 32.sk ana M-i'A Bin- IS "
irlfiar double action. Bafety Hammerluaa and v?"
Target mouela Construoted entirely or bet -ill.
Ity wrought eteel, carefully inepertoil for vorfc.
aianahlpand atock, they are unrivaled for fiolnh,
damblllty and acearaey Io not be deceive, i bi
cheap malleable eaat-l ron tmlrntloaa wbiok
are often sold for tha genoine article and are aoi
enlv mi reliable, but dantreroua The HMITM a
WESSON Kevolvera are ail atamprd ojon the bar.
rafa with Ina'i name, addreee asd datoa of p al
and are oaaranieed perfect la wery detail la
alpt upon having the gennlne artiule. and If rotte
dealer cannot supply you an Order aont to addr-ag
below will receive prompt and careful attentl tk.
tiwmi iitlveoataloirie aid urines f'-rnlfhed mon ao
SMITH & WESSON,
PTUcattoa tal paoor. HaringUelc. Ms
' " BNU47
COMMERCIAL FOUNTAIN PEN
li the only PCIhtect low-price.l ieaiB tbe niarkn',
ade ot all havU ruboer; cannot et otit of order;
writes 5,wu worm .roni ouu ml u ;. Se. tcoim Irlc
mlh two pen -hiiucx; llllt-r all lu a ui;nt b.-a for
n clump, ur curre cy. Knarumeuil an rup teuusa
or muuey rt-fiuided. As i- wnutid.
W. R. Wr,Sl;ly I.K n'ofitmnntert,
priuviilo, u.isut'naiiuu Co., 1'tfuu.
r .. a . ::m
Mmmm& ..mm
Tit IlihBEi r.:fv . , : -ijxi. -m . .1 ill
VASELIfil
a
ttt y i v rt -i jf
TON SCALESA of
$60 B1SGHAMT0N
Beam Box Tars Beam W W. a